Posted on 11/12/2004 5:07:03 AM PST by runningbear
Source: Peterson jury foreman wanted to be taken off panel
REDWOOD CITY, Calif. (Court TV) — The foreman dismissed from the jury deliberating murder charges against Scott Peterson Wednesday asked to be removed from the panel, a source close to the case told Court TV anchor Kimberly Guilfoyle Newsom.
"This juror wanted off the case," Guilfoyle Newsom reported Thursday.
The panelist, identified as Gregory Jackson, 46, quit the jury after his fellow jurors said they wanted another panelist to lead them, the source told Guilfoyle Newsom.
"He was removed as the foreperson and then decided he wanted off the case," Guilfoyle Newsom said.
Story continues ......
The courthouse was closed Thursday because of the Veteran's Day holiday and jurors remained in sequestration at their hotel. The panel is not permitted to discuss the case except in the jury room........
Lots of blah blah blah. Got an extra valium?
lol, I see you have read THAT comment. lol
This laptop is slow, but I am nonetheless very
grateful unto Hildy for lending it to me.
Live from the courtroom..audio turned on..lots of shuffling about sounds.
lots of background noise only
VERDICT TIME....VERDICT TIME...>VERDICT TIME.....
I could use a stiff drink! I just want ONE WORD!
Gosh that is such a nice photo. Poor Laci. He's an animal!!
rosebud?
Jackie escorted out
Baliff inside just anounced to turn off phones.
Lawyers are in chambers.
I don't think they are going to wait for Grandeos.
I can't see keeping the Jury any longer waiting for Grandeos.
I have one, ready to gulp.
she's back a wreck
Jackie rushed out of court room, now re-entering ... out of sorts.
Judge KNEW Garagos would not be there on Friday.
Pat Harris will take verdict
called to order
Audio on NOW.
YUP!!
very loud, oh wait, that's my daughter
GUILTY!!!
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