Nibblesnarf · 31-35, M			
		
		It may be that the jury believed he was guilty but decided that the evidence wasn't strong enough for conviction. For a jury, "getting it right" means accurately assessing the strength of the evidence.
I know essentially nothing about this particular case.
			
			
			
			
			
		I know essentially nothing about this particular case.

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		Nah, no way. 
I mean he wrote a book afterwards describing in vigorous detail how he would kill his wife if he were to do it. Which is something a perfectly innocent person would do, right. Right...?
			
			
			
			
			
		I mean he wrote a book afterwards describing in vigorous detail how he would kill his wife if he were to do it. Which is something a perfectly innocent person would do, right. Right...?
@SW-User That's what I thought.  Never second guess a jury, I guess.
			
			
			
			
			
		
