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Since we're still chatting about it a lot, some of the jurors are speaking, and they're in the same place a lot of us are. -- (link)

Posted by TFox Jul 7 '11, 08:04

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yes, they believe she did it; yes, they wanted to convict her; no, the prosecution never gave them evidence that convinced them that she killed her daughter. (news.blogs.cnn.com)

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thanks. I think they did the best they could with what they were given. -- nm - loosilu Jul 7, 08:09
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- Can she be tried for some kind of improper disposal of a body charge or something? -- nm - mara Jul 7, 08:14 4
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    - They might not have had her story at that point. My impression was the opening statement was the first anyone heard of it. But maybe that's just when - mara Jul 7, 08:18 1
      - maybe if they charged her with that, they were acknowledging her story was true? -- nm - loosilu Jul 7, 08:21
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- aggravated manslaughter was on the list of charges she was found not guilty of (as was aggravated child abuse). - ty97 Jul 7, 08:12 2
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  - TFox's link explains that a bit. -- nm - loosilu Jul 7, 08:13
- When I write the musical about the trial, one song will be "Capital Murder Is a Capital Idea" -- nm - nubby Jul 7, 08:11
- but do you think there would have been enough evidence to convict on the lesser charges? - prayformojo Jul 7, 08:11 2
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  - Juror #2 was saying they didn't even have enough to get her on involuntary manslaughter. - loosilu Jul 7, 08:12
- agreed -- nm - tRuMaN Jul 7, 08:10

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