my dearest peeps, i am not one bit worried about this jury.
As many of you have pointed out in detail (because that's how you sleuthers roll), the jurors do not know all the info we do.
Moreover, the jurors have not had the luxury of playing and replaying each day's evidence, not only at the end of the day, but even weeks after testimony was given. They have the evidence, and they have their notes.
They don't know our david lohr, our katiecoo. They didn't watch vinnie and mike playact the closet fantasy. Mikee daniels is unknown to them.
The jurors haven't had the benefit of contemplating insightful comments from our wonderful posters who are verified lawyers, health care and mental health professionals.
They have heard all the testimony that we have heard--but they have been forbidden to talk with one another about it for over 4 months! Can you imagine?
They are looking at each of those 600+ pieces of evidence with completely different eyes than we have.
Honestly? If it were not for some of my fellow posters here, i don't think the gas can testimony would have made as much sense to me as it instinctively did to some of you. My mind doesn't work in those analytical, math-y, liquid volume-y ways--and if i were a juror relying only on evidence & my notes of testimony... Well, i can't say i would have known exactly what to take notes on in that part, or how to organize that information in my mind.
So there are 12 of them, each with their own quirks like that, trying to get to a conclusion. Some are spatial. Some spaced out for parts of testimony. Some need to see it to believe it, and some need to hear it to understand it. Some took copious notes, and yet no two of their notebooks will be the same. Some will need them to perform their own re-enactment of the "lunge/chase down the hall/magical leap" scenario. Some will need to see it all drawn out in a timeline on a whiteboard.
They have so much to do in there. We must trust, and give them time to do it.