[Cementjungle]

Translation: “I’m going to get rich from all of this, so I’ll get the ball rolling by having my husband talk to NBC news and toss in a little drama”

[The Toll]

Just holding out for DR. Phil to buy her a house on the beach.

[upsdriver]

I detest those who sit in judgement of a juror who was only doing their civic duty. Those people ought to be ashamed of themselves.

[tioga]

The article reads like she left her husband behind....WTH? Did he not like the verdict either?

[Ted Grant]

Not the conduct of a righteous woman.

[Hot Tabasco]

I would never want to be on a high profile jury such as this one, the peer pressure could devastate you.Here in Detroit many years ago, there was a high profile trial involving two Detroit Cops named Budzyn and Nevers who were accused and convicted of killing a drug dealer named Malice Green......

Long after the lengthy trial finally ended, one of the two white jurors came forward and admitted that he felt that both the cops were innocent but due to the bullying pressure put on him by his fellow black jurors, he finally gave in to the guilty verdict.........

[linn37]

I’m not happy with the verdict but I would never verbally or physically assault someone over it.

[Lucky2]

Sounds like someone regretting the error of her ways.

[Revolting cat!]

So, after 695 posts, we can state with certainty that the FR consensus is , the criminal justice system is broken and this particular jury effed up!

[Texas Eagle]

The woman, known only as juror number 12 left her job and went into hiding fearing co-workers would 'want her head on a platter'.

Let's hope her fellow jurors don't end up on the jury when her killer comes to trial.

No. Wait. Strike that. Reverse it. Let's DO hope her fellow jurors end up on the jury for the trial of whoever does her in.