stand, the 911 call, you put all of those pieces of that puzzle together, i think the focus on the facts and doing their duty and their duty was not involved with race, their duty was to the constitution and to their oath as jurors and to follow the law. and that s what they did. i think it was i think that they had a very good strategy, played to the jury that they had because they wanted to make sure that this jury knew the facts of the case and making sure that they could prove the facts beyond a reasonable doubt. you know, and that issue, of course, interestingly enough on the issue of duty, that was one of the main themes of the defense s case, that there was somehow a duty to pursue ahmaud arbery in the way that he did. as you know, the defense attorney, laura hogue, made the despicable comment about ahmaud arbery s toenails, implying something about his hygiene. she said she was floored with a
the facts and doing their duty and their duty was not involved with race, their duty was to the constitution and to their oath as jurors and to follow the law. and that s what they did. i think it was i think that they had a very good strategy, played to the jury that they had because they wanted to make sure that this jury knew the facts of the case and making sure that they could prove the facts beyond a reasonable doubt. you know, and that issue, of course, interestingly enough on the issue of duty, that was one of the main themes of the defense s case, that there was somehow a duty to pursue ahmaud arberys in the way that he did. as you know, the defense attorney, laura hogue, made the despicable comment about ahmaud arbery s toenails, implying something about his hygiene. she said she was floored with a capital f at the verdict, that s according to the pool reporter. another defense attorney said he was glad the jury wanted to look