tamron, is that the law in the concept of not guilty is not the same as innocent. right, we hear that over and over. and it is not coextensive, and if the jurors talk to the media, they can provide an explanation of what they thought really happened here. i have a couple of questions on twitter whether she could be retry and the answer is no, because our constitution protects frprotect s us from being double tried as in double jeopardy. and they did not come to a unanimous decision as in the blago trial. and kerry, you are getting questions from people and i feel like this is a call-in show at this point, because we have the immediacy of the twitter and the facebook and that why the trial exploded because you could not talk to someone to bring up this trial over the past few weeks, but the duct tape issue as i pointed out and i m sure you have heard, that people cannot resolve that part of the case.
our team did an xemp playexempl. i m proud of them. i stand by their work. i never criticized the jury. theirs is the task of deciding what to believe. reasonable doubt as to each and every element in a case, especially a kis like this, which is the most hard to prove, with no smoking gun and a tiny victim reduced by time and the elements to skeletal remains, those remains lacking in any chemical evidence that could be brought forward. this was a dry bones case. very, very difficult to prove. the delay in recovering little caylee s remains worked to our considerable disadvantage. our mountain of evidence did not eliminate in the jury s view every reasonable doubt. the investigators, the scientists and the prosecutors
on 4 of the 7 counts. well, the four easiest counts and the heart of the case was rejected by the jurors good afternoon. it is loud, and before we begin we want to tell you how this is going to flow. we have state attorney lawson lamar who will make comments and followed by orn county sheriff demings who will speak, and then we will conclude the presser. this afternoon, i would like to remind you, it is not an opportunity for independent interviews with the prosecution for with law enforcement or investigative officials. so, now, i d like to introduce state defense attorney lawson lamar and orange county sheriff officer demings. i want to thank you al for the opportunity to speak. about 34 months ago october of 2008, i stood in the courtyard behind us after the grand jury
some of the air evidence was on the outer limits, but there was a lot of eyewitness or nose witness testimony, and including people close to casey anthony including george and cindy saying it smelled like something decomposing in the trunk and you wonder what the jurors did with that. let me bring in jami floyd, a criminal defense attorney, who is waiting the conversation here as we wait for jami, since i have not heard from you, let me get your gut reaction to this case? well, people say they are stunned by the verdict, but so often we have had cases like this for us who follow the case on the media and the twitter and the facebook, we know so much more than the jury knows and so many of your guests and including kerry who have covered the case for three years have made that point. i can t say that i m stunned, but the fundamental facts remain
everybody to leave. stay right there. okay. kerry sanders is following the live reaction there outside of the white house, and kerry, you can clearly see a lof of those following the case there in front of the courthouse not happy and the alternate jurors may come to the cameras or speak however, we are hearing that the jurors, themselves, the key 12 years will not come to the microphonest that moment. we will dig into this deeper intop the case and the reaction it to right after the break. stick with us.