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consider the fact that they were probably all democrats, i.e., anti-death penalty.

Truthkeeper, I'M not even death penalty, but it's what I thought might happen. I couldn't sit on a jury if death was my only option. I don't disagree if other choose to do so, I just couldn't personally do it.

If the alternate joror couldn't even believe there was decomp in that car, I just don't know what they were listeing to. That is one piece of evidence I was convince of after readomg up on the testimony.

The only thing I can surmise is that the defense did a good job of confusing the whole trial throwing everything at the wall (to include George may have even molested the kitchen sink!), the Anthony's added to the confusion with all their disorgnized testimony (especially the mother Cindy). So, the defense was able to obfuscate the whole trial with the confusion of the dysfunctional family defense.

Problem was, the actual evidence was neglected by the jury. They actaully focussed more on the family dynamics and the ensuing confusion. The synopsis you provided from the alternate juror said to me that he was too confused by the family to really make any judgement on the evidence.

That is sad. There will never by justice for the little girl that died (killed or neglected??) and was thrown out in three bags to coninue the decomposition that began in her mother's trunk. The alternate juror could not even agree to that. THAT is stunning.

That is sad. There will never by justice for the little girl that died (killed or neglected??) and was thrown out in three bags to continue the decomposition that began in her mother's trunk.

Yes, there WILL be justice for Caylee. As disappointed and disheartened as we are about a precious, innocent child being murdered and discarded like the day's trash, I also know that there is a God in Heaven for whom all things are open and where nothing is hidden or secret to him. He will be the final judge and he will avenge the wrong that has been done here and in all others as well.

Hebrews 10:30-31
For we know him who said, “It is mine to avenge; I will repay,” and again, “The Lord will judge his people.” It is a dreadful thing to fall into the hands of the living God.