Juror in Karina Vetrano murder trial says he felt pressured to convict

NY Post ^ | April 2, 2019 | 2:01am | Elizabeth Rosner and Kenneth Garger

[conservative98]

One of the jurors who helped convict Chanel Lewis of murder for slaying Queens jogger Karina Vetrano said Monday night that he wasn’t sure the man was guilty and felt pressured to convict him.

“He seems like such a good kid. Did he really do this?” the juror, a white male in his 30s, said outside court Monday night about Lewis.

“I kept thinking ‘How tall is Karina? How tall is Chanel?’ She looked pretty buff me to.”

[Sa-teef]

Without a plan, without a goal in a field which offers a future, many would be better off learning a trade which will lead to a good paying job. So many wander off and get degrees in something worthless with no prospects.

My father was a tradesman all his working life. All five of his sons worked with him growing up, playing gopher and what have you, hauling bundles of shingles up a ladder on our shoulders. None of us followed in his footsteps, hehehe. Maybe that was his plan?

[91B40]

Or be drafted for 2 years.

[SaveFerris]

[His DNA was under her fingernails]

The two guys that attacked Jussie did that!

Now, where is the photo of him graduating high school?