* Very true. They're in a difficult position. It's
       speculation... coming up with a plausible story. They
       wrestled with it and followed instructions. It is about as
       much as can be hoped for in a jury system.

       Part of what's considered reasonable to a jury is not just
       Reason (Logic) but also Reason (common man). The tapes
       showing him behaving as if it was an average day when his
       friend had just been murdered that day was strange behavior,
       not common. It could be something entirely different. They
       could be wrong. They found a few other things that pointed
       that he committed the crime. All speculation. Educated
       guesses. Still, I am impressed with the thoroughness they
       took, considering what they were up against. Not easy at
       all.
       Indeed! Interesting to me is how they often say, "the person
       showed no emotion". But the thing is: they are instructed to
       _not_ show any emotion by their lawyers. They are acting
       calm and cool and collected to minimize jury reading their
       emotions and yet, that often acts against them.

       I don't like whole "emotion reading" trick anyway. Few
       people are good at it and not everybody's face is readable.
       We _believe_ we can read other people's inner intentions but
       really, we can't. We can only act upon stereotypes of facial
       patterns that are _supposed to_ be significant. But are
       they? For everybody? No. I think people misread body
       language far more often than they read it correctly, and
       yet, we continue doing it.
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       [4]Kenneth Udut Also, this was my first exposure to the
       case. This video, which I saw on TV when they broadcast it a
       few hours ago. I don't know the guy. Wasn't following the
       case. [my mother filled me in] - I happened to sit down and
       watch the jury thing with her and she told me all what
       happened, so it's "new news" to me.



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