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- Oct 5, 2010
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Well its extremely hard to convict someone for the death penalty. The jurors realize that for the rest of their lives, they would have to live with the fact that they sent someone to death. So the prosecutors needed to prove without any reasonable doubt, and the defense did a good job planting a seed of doubt. The prosecutors didn't have a strong case for motive and any evidence they had, was contested enough to place doubt.
I followed the case as much as I could, and to be honest there was 200 hours of testimony and unless you were at the trial, the jurors definitely knew something we didn't. It was clear CNN wanted to convict her, and Nancy Grace decided she was guilty before she was even arrested. Tne one thing I am certain of, is I hate Nancy Grace.
I don't know if she is actually guilty, but that family has some serious issues.
I followed the case as much as I could, and to be honest there was 200 hours of testimony and unless you were at the trial, the jurors definitely knew something we didn't. It was clear CNN wanted to convict her, and Nancy Grace decided she was guilty before she was even arrested. Tne one thing I am certain of, is I hate Nancy Grace.
I don't know if she is actually guilty, but that family has some serious issues.
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