george huguely juror speaks out

[Anonymous]

I had no idea how dysfunctional both Love and Huguely were. Bad chemistry and a horrific result. Wow.
But I hope he gets the full 25 at least.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have followed this case so closely since it occurred in 2010. I think the whole situation is such a tragedy from both sides (her family, his family -mother in particular, father seemed to be where he got his reckless, alcoholism from. It really makes one wonder why such terrible things happen to people with such promising future. Any law experts out there know how much time he will actually serve with good behavior?

http://www.newsplex.com/video?clipID=6776365&autoStart=true&contentID=140238753

Wish all defendants could have juries made up of jurors this intelligent, sensitive to the nuances of the case, and reflective in their approach.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have followed this case so closely since it occurred in 2010. I think the whole situation is such a tragedy from both sides (her family, his family -mother in particular, father seemed to be where he got his reckless, alcoholism from. It really makes one wonder why such terrible things happen to people with such promising future. Any law experts out there know how much time he will actually serve with good behavior?

http://www.newsplex.com/video?clipID=6776365&autoStart=true&contentID=140238753

Wish all defendants could have juries made up of jurors this intelligent, sensitive to the nuances of the case, and reflective in their approach.

All those DCUM posters who want to do anything to get out of jury duty should read you comment, maybe then they will understand the importance of performing their civic duty.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have followed this case so closely since it occurred in 2010. I think the whole situation is such a tragedy from both sides (her family, his family -mother in particular, father seemed to be where he got his reckless, alcoholism from. It really makes one wonder why such terrible things happen to people with such promising future. Any law experts out there know how much time he will actually serve with good behavior?

http://www.newsplex.com/video?clipID=6776365&autoStart=true&contentID=140238753

Wish all defendants could have juries made up of jurors this intelligent, sensitive to the nuances of the case, and reflective in their approach.

All those DCUM posters who want to do anything to get out of jury duty should read you comment, maybe then they will understand the importance of performing their civic duty.

I'm the one who posted that comment, and I do agree about it being an important civic duty. Must admit that the three times I've served, I was very unnerved by the probing of the questions and having to share my personal life experiences and/or those of family members in front of so many people, including the defendant. I really don't think those types of questions should be asked in front of other potential jurors.