14 DAY TRIAL // The elusive Juror B37 in the George Zimmerman trial has revealed more details from the deliberation room, as the trial is over and the defendant is acquitted.
The Caucasian woman, who, as I described previously, is married to a lawyer and has a father in the military, describes that the original decision of the jury has been split in half. Three members voted to acquit while three others decided to convict Zimmerman.
According to USA Today, as the deliberation started, one woman voted for second-degree murder. Two other jurors voted for the lesser, manslaughter charge which was put on the table in the last stage of the trial.
Juror B37 adds that she did not believe that racial profiling was a factor in Zimmerman's decision. She also thinks that the voice on the 911 tapes from that night was that of the defendant screaming.