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The defense did a good enough job at poking enough holes in the case to where there was enough doubt that you couldn't vote guilty on the case presented. Lots of technicalities and wiggle room on how you interpret things and the defense did a better job at poking holes and making you say ok well maybe. There were things that were easily verifiable that the police and or prosecution failed to even attempt to answer from the simplest things like even calling his job to verify he was working. Police work 101.
While i and a most others felt he was guilty they just couldn't PROVE it. I cant send a man to jail because of how i feel.
The feedback from the post case questions they do with the jury the prosecutors told us basically they were limited in time and resources to do their jobs correctly
ouch thanks for the detail. never actually made it to the jury box myself always curious how it goes.