[spectre]

Hi Jackie, (all).

My theory is that someone on that Jury has some serious doubts with enough weight to get that boat delivered to discuss their "issues" with the others.

Remember the O.J. trial? They discarded everything else except "if the glove don't fit, you must acquit".

"If Laci don't fit, you must acquit." Perish the thought they are going down that same path.

Bracing myself for the verdict.

sw

[pinz-n-needlez]

I'm an eternal optimist, but my read is that they are going through all the high points of the case, to make sure i's are dotted and t's are crossed.

I don't think this necessarily means that there are any serious hold outs, but maybe reluctance on some jurors' parts to casually cast a 'guilty' vote. After all, this is a Death Penalty case.

On the otherhand, I know that none of us, including the talking heads, knows a thing about what is ACTUALLY transpiring during the deliberations. :-D

But this sure beats reading depressing exit polls! lol

Pinz

[Jackie-O]

Jurors while viewing the boat asked to get in and Judge allowed it.
Of coarse MG who IS there objected went back into court and asked for either a mistrial or to have the Def. demonstration admitted.
Both request denied.

[Canadian Outrage]

They may also want to demonstrate how very stable that boat is. The Manufacturer of the boat testified to that fact.