Simpson Jury News Today

Guilty verdicts. >> martha: yeah, its a great point. they took their time. as the days ticked by and we reminded viewers that the o.j. simpson jury came back in four hours, you look at the charges and obviously the judge said it as well, it was a very thoughtful jury that sat for this trial. understood, as you point out, the burden on them with regard to the weight of this case and the way that -- and all that it carried with it outside of what they needed to decide. you know, there was a lot of...

End of the counts, kyle rittenhouses jaw just starts shaking. hes hopeful and realizing that perhaps he has gotten not guilty verdicts on all of these. incredibly dramatic to watch. thanks, andy and bob. were waiting for live events as they come throughout the hour as well. i want to bring in my next guest. shes a veteran jury expert and trial consultant. well-known for developing a jury profile of the 12 people that acquitted o.j. simpson in 1995. she picked the jury and worked for the rittenho...

0 rittenhouse has to get on with his life the best he can. the attorney said i dont think he will continue to live in this area saying its too dangerous. hes had 24/7 security since this all happened. john, great to be covering this breaking news with you. im sandra smith. >> john: and im john roberts taking off next week so have a good thanksgiving. "the story" with martha starts now. >> martha: thank you very much, john and sandra. good afternoon. im martha maccallum. breaking right now on "th...

>> laura: lets go to you, speaking of san francisco, your son went to law school in san francisco back in 2010. hes no longer here to enjoy a holiday season. your reaction and then what about weve heard nothing from nancy pelosi. weve heard nothing from hillary clinton. nothing from prominent democrats on this case. zero. >> well, i will tell you i wasnt actually shocked in the least bit. i expected this to happen. i live out here. i see what happens every day. so i wasnt shocked at the two acqu...

O.j. simpson jury. were not going to convict you no matter what. i will tell you though, you know, you mentioned nancy pelosi and you can lay it on all the democrats. its inconceivable to me and i find it reprehensible that they are worried about daca recipients. the worst thing that would happen to any of those guys would be that they would get deported. the worst thing thats happened to steve and brian myself and so many others is they have lost a loved one. so, our position and, you know, the...

Get into a couple of cups tonight or a couple of glasses tonight. i think the fact that they were sequestered is one of the reasons you dont see a friday verdict. a lot of times in my experience, in doing hundreds of these cases, if you have your closing arguments on a friday and you finish in the morning, you can expect the verdict by 3:30 or 4:00 on a friday afternoon. in a case like this, theyre aware that the country is looking at this case. even if they had a verdict, and i had this happen ...

Joining me now is jeffrey toobin and mark geragos who represented michael jackson in the early stages and casey anthonys defense attorney will join us shortly. it is interesting to look back and see the cases and how people ended up. people do have to go into hiding. casey anthony, for one, because people get invested in these trials. >> right, and o.j. simpson is, i think the classic -- is perhaps the most extreme example because look, i wrote a whole book saying i thought he killed his ex-wife...

Acquit. >> reporter: but what happened to these people? did they reenter society and reclaim their lives? in the case of o.j. simpson, the answer is definitely no. 16 months after his criminal acquittal, he was found guilty in a civil court and ordered to pay $33.5 million to the families. then in 2008, he was convicted on 12 counts including kidnapping and armed roblry. hes now 66 years old and serving up to 33 years in prison. hes scheduled for a parole hearing later this month for the kidnapp...

The jury is out. they spent three and a bit hours deliberating today and asked for some documents. tell me about significance of that. >> well, they did. the jury is allowed to ask questions, and in this particular case after their deliberation, an hour and a half or so, they said they had one and that, of course, is the window into what may be going on in the deliberation room. they asked for was specifically a list of all the exhibits. they wanted them broken down by number and description. th...

Verdict. a lot of times in my experience, in doing hundreds of these cases, if you have your closing arguments on a friday and you finish in the morning, you can expect the verdict by 3:30 or 4:00 on a friday afternoon. in a case like this, theyre aware the country is looking at this case. even if they had a verdict, and it happened in susan macdougals first trial, the jury told me they had a verdict on friday but they didnt want to be seen as an o.j. jury, so they waited to monday and came back...