[An American In Dairyland]

WTF is the matter with you? Those jurors got on a bus and ran off as fast as they could to avoid the press. But if they think they can do that forever they are mistaken. Journalists are tracking them right now and they will be found and hounded by the press for answers. Is that too hard for you to follow?

[Balding_Eagle]

Journalists are tracking them right now and they will be found and hounded by the press for answers.

Who knows, they may simply call the sheriff and have charges filed against the people stalking them.

[Windcatcher]

"WTF is the matter with you? Those jurors got on a bus and ran off as fast as they could to avoid the press. But if they think they can do that forever they are mistaken. Journalists are tracking them right now and they will be found and hounded by the press for answers. Is that too hard for you to follow?"

Of course they took off, and they're right to do it, with lynch mobs full of people like you who apparently want to make their lives hell because you don't agree with their decision. When the Rodney King verdict came down, did you feel the same way about the jurors? Should they have been hunted down and hounded? Heck, let's track them down now and give their names to the New Black Panthers. I'm *sure* that nothing would happen to them.

Sorry. In a country of laws, where guilt is decided by evidence and the law, you have to check your emotion at the door, and you darn sure don't get to hunt down jurors who believe they gave a just verdict. You don't get justice when jurors have to fear for their lives.

If you think Casey was a horrible mother, even a cold-hearted c---, fine. Unfortunately, on that score, you're confusing me with someone who gives a s---. The beginning, middle, and end of my concern is applying the law correctly, and in this case the jury did just that. If you want to go lynch someone, go ahead, and should I be on the jury for your case be glad that I'll be dispassionate about your judgment.