I agree. I'm not upset with the entire jury. I'm just afraid that some (one or more) bought into her domestic violence lie somewhat. A death penalty would have sent a clear message that no one believed it. As someone currently in a true DV situation that I cannot escape, I am livid. :stormingmad:
I agree, they've been everything we could hope for. I think the one thing that has people flipping out is them indicating yesterday after a very short deliberation that they were deadlocked, (which could be a misunderstanding) & how upset the family was when that happened. We're just all so...
At first glance it may seem like giving her life would be easier to live with for jurors who might feel guilty sentencing someone to death. However, my personal view on this particular case is that the death penalty is more about saving future lives than sacrificing hers. She made the decision...
Just heard on HLN that if a hung jury & new penalty trial, it might have to be held somewhere besides AZ. If so, We here in TEXAS would like to volunteer.
I am so angry & bewildered; how, after all these months, can this jury come out with this statement when they have barely begun to deliberate??? This makes no sense to me.
I just pray that the reactions of the poor Alexander family snaps the jury back to the reality of what the convicted...
If they don't give her the DP, when they see the interviews from last night I believe they will regret it.
How can they say they're unable to reach a verdict after this short period of time debating?????????? I feel like throwing up.
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