A his iphone or it could be a telephone but maybe it was a gun but is it a .45. and the video much discussed publicly on television and the like was there a gun in aaron hernandez hand or was it an iphone or something else was that pofrpt important important to you? yes. it was? in what way? it didn t look like a clicker for me it looked like a gun. and for him to be carrying a gun in his house like that around his child, it just i don t know it just made me think what else is he capable of that? i want to point out this jury in particular made a point with me before our interview saying they didn t want to talk about what happened inside of the jury room and the dynamics whether there was crying or arguments because they wanted to protect the sanctity of the jury room because they wanted future juries to know what happened
As evidence but we did take what they had done or their tactics into account because of that. that is exactly what you are supposed to do. that is right. virtually everything they said is spot on. they followed it. highly highly intelligent jury and i m incredibly impressed, even as a defense lawyer. and i said this after the interview and because i didn t want them to think i was buttering up and a, it is rare they stick together like this and also their conscientiousness really impressed me. and i threw them some questions they could have said their body language in court, his swagger, they could have said no you don t want to pay attention to body language in court, it had nothing to do which is exactly right. it is a defense lawyer s worst nightmare. you watch this to hope you have an appellate issue to pop up
Inside of the jury room wouldn t be shared with the public at large and unlike many juries i ve interviewed, they are sticking together and they are not out there looking for fame as some are suggesting they are not doing a lot of interviews this is one of two, a local interview they are doing, and they could have done more if they wanted fame and they want everybody to know how serious they took this and the decision process that went into the decision. as you just heard, aaron hernandez s action and demeanor seen on the video were a big factor for the jurors. and joining us dr. drew on call and sunny hostin. and you heard them talk about how they immediately zeroed in on the fact that aaron hernandez seemed to indicate he had a sense of what time odin lloyd was killed ant the juror and the juror raised the question
Rocking in his chair and licking his lips and rubbing his chin when he finds he will learn the rest of his life behind bars and mouthing the words, they re wrong. susan candiotti. and the question is how does someone like that affect you, the jury. here is part two of my conversation with the hernandez jury. i notice you have called him aaron. and i think people who haven t been on a jury don t understand the intimacy that exists in a courtroom where somebody is sitting, you know a couple of feet away from you, and for three months every day. that is right. yeah. did you look at him a lot. did he look at you? oh, yeah. one time we made contact and he nodded to me at one time. and it is hard. you come in that room every day