MD MOMMY
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I actually think if the defense tries to select young, single men it could actually backfire on them. They may relate to Jesse and Tony and realize it could have been them drawn into KC's web of lies. I think any young single man would be shaken to the core by the consequences suffered by Jesse and Tony simply because they were attracted to KC. My opinion only, of course!
I was on a jury where (get this!) a judge's wife was arrested for drunk driving. She was quite obviously guilty based on the evidence presented, but alot of money was thrown at hiring defense and having a 10 day trial!! (Over a DUI?? Yup.) She was also attractive. The worst jurors? Two senior citizens - a retired teacher (male) and a retired homemaker (female). They were both adamant that they would not vote guilty (the only two) and the woman juror I refer to absolutely REFUSED to discuss it with the remaining jurors, just stating that NOTHING would make her change her mind. Done, over, out. Hung jury.
Slightly off-topic, but on the same jury we had a young male college student. Twice he was late to court. The second time the judge had the clerk call him at home - his mother had to wake him up! He was dismissed and the alternate took his place. LOL!!
IMO that is why the juror couldn't be too young. I'm thinking middle aged 40's, 50's and single. It's probably better that the young college student was dismissed, he probably slept in b/c he was out drinking and driving LOL...just kidding.