IIRC tomorrow was a 10:30 AZ time start? I'll be here too. Waiting. Praying these Jurors get this right.
geevee you are just too sweet :loveyou:......on the other hand i'm over here frustrated as hell :gaah:wondering why in the world they are leaving early??????? :tantrum: for three days in a row :banghead: what on god's green earth could be taking them so long??? :anguish: about to throw a good ole fashioned hissy fit if this verdict doesn't come in soonYes, according to the PIO it's 10:30 AZ time:
MC Superior Court ‏@courtpio · 18m18 minutes ago
The jury in the State v #JericeHunter has left for the day. Deliberations will resume on Monday at 10:30 am.
----
I realize it's been a long trial for the jurors and they've been limited to a short deliberation schedule but all three days they left before they had to, on Thursday by almost a half hour. Unless they all decided to sleep on the verdict over the long weekend I truly don't understand not spending every allowable minute discussing this and arriving at a decision. I hope they'll give an interview after they're released and give us some insight into how things went, not particulars, just an overview.
geevee you are just too sweet :loveyou:......on the other hand i'm over here frustrated as hell :gaah:wondering why in the world they are leaving early??????? :tantrum: for three days in a row :banghead: what on god's green earth could be taking them so long??? :anguish: about to throw a good ole fashioned hissy fit if this verdict doesn't come in soon
i want to be you when i grow up
I really want to know what the question was!
------------During closing arguments, the defense made small issue of the blood found in the closet. They attributed it to a nosebleed! Well, friends, how often does a child, age 5, have a nosebleed in the corner of a closet which is obviously not attended to by a parent or sibling? A caring mother, observing her tot in her closet, obviously bleeding heavily from a nose bleed does not immediately apply numerous tissues and pressure to stop it? Oh, maybe the "nosebleed" was caused by said child being punched in the nose by a short-tempered mother who's kept her in there for whatever reason?
One "little" item that I picked up put into the hands of a jury requires a decent amount of discussion, to be sure. Add to that all the other issues and you have lots of time debating how Jerice treated Jhessye.
I'll be the first to admit I was wrong about this being a quick verdict. We know so much more about Jerice than the jury. It's easier for us. We've been hashing this case out for a couple of years already! We know she was found guilty of some pretty serious abuse of her children before... enough to warrant a healthy jail sentence. Oh, if only the jury could have known that!