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And remember juror Rina Way stated that none of the jurors wanted to believe she was guilty and tried to find a way but there just wasn`t anything...no way to give her an out.
This to me, is how our justice system really is supposed to work.
These jurors were given the evidence, and had a chance to discuss, review, argue, debate on her guilt. She was innocent in the eyes of the law, until proven guilty. This jury had all the evidence. They tried to find something, anything to free her. They saw the boys torn up. They wanted to believe it wasn't their mommy who did this to them. After it was said and done, no one could fight the verdict.
I love the stock the family puts in a small partial fingerprint. It could have been numerous friends or children. I just had the pre prom party here a few months ago. I bet a team could still find hair, makeup, dna, fingerprints of the 12 kids that we here, taking pictures, girls getting ready. A foreign fingerprint does not explain the evidence.
As for the people that have met Darlie in person, and changed their mind on her guilt, I would want to believe Darlie too. In a small way, I think Darlie herself, has convinced herself to believe it was an intruder in a hat, hired by her hubby. What else does she have to hold on to???
Karla Faye Tucker impressed me when she admitted her part in her crime, and was willing to pay the price for her actions. I am not making excuses, rather just pointing out, that lying serves no purpose, or knowledge for others to follow her lead.
Darlie was on Death Row with Karla, too bad Karla couldn't convince her to own up.