[Xenalyte]

If I hadn't seen them for myself, I wouldn't believe the moronitude of the jurors. One of them, a woman, said, "I didn't know you could have a murder trial with no head." (I assume she meant Black's head, but one never knows.) Another, a guy, said he "went back and forth over and over again" during deliberations, but that he was "totally 100% comfortable" with the verdict. (So why'd you go back and forth, eh?)

[ambrose]

If I hadn't seen them for myself, I wouldn't believe the moronitude of the jurors. One of them, a woman, said, "I didn't know you could have a murder trial with no head." (I assume she meant Black's head, but one never knows.) Another, a guy, said he "went back and forth over and over again" during deliberations, but that he was "totally 100% comfortable" with the verdict. (So why'd you go back and forth, eh?)

Because if you're "going back and forth", it means that you have doubts as to guilt, perhaps even reasonable doubt. I'd be 100% comfortable voting not guilty if I had reasonable doubt as well, as that is what the law requires.

[NYCVirago]

If I hadn't seen them for myself, I wouldn't believe the moronitude of the jurors. One of them, a woman, said, "I didn't know you could have a murder trial with no head." (I assume she meant Black's head, but one never knows.) Another, a guy, said he "went back and forth over and over again" during deliberations, but that he was "totally 100% comfortable" with the verdict. (So why'd you go back and forth, eh?)

My "favorite" juror was the one who said that Durst "was not the only crazy person in Galveston." No kidding -- it looks like there are at least 12 others!