I noticed that, too. Like he said at the cornfield, "I brought you here, didn't I? I did it."
Yes, in major cases the jury is typically polled.
When they handed the Clerk/Judge their copy of the verdict before read aloud….tears welled up in my eyes for the first time since they found her remains. We can’t bring her back, or go back in time and prevent it….but the least the world could do was get him locked away so he couldn’t hurt anyone else and hopefully make him suffer for his horrific and evil actions.He looked tearful. He is a monster. The jury did their job. This makes me proud of our judicial system.
Less than 8 hours of Jury deliberation?
It is common. The trial I served the judge had all of us sign our verdict form on the back as well as the foreman signature on the front.
7 hours, 15 minutes is what I've read.
Yes, he nodded at the presiding juror when the verdict was read, as if he accepts their decision. He's probably relieved that it's over.
