Now that the public's crys for a sacrifice are fulfilled -- for these three verdicts fulfilled that blood lust, as image is all important to the blood-lusty marchers to the media's great sacrificial altar -- now slacked, some -- such as you, I expect -- will over the days and months come to discontents and regrets as to the wisdom of this verdict and the fairness of this trial.
Let it be so!
I predict that over the next few weeks/months some jurors will read through the testimony and threads,such as these on FR, and come to the horrible realization that they convicted an innocent man.
I've always wondered why jurors weren't allowed to read the transcripts and had to sit through readbacks instead. A careful reading and analysis creates a better understanding of what was testified to, IMO. And yes, I have been on a jury and a forelady to boot.