jurors often say it s a wonderful opportunity as well. sunny, what about the other issue of jurors and the request to keep their identities a secret? it s not the first time we ve heard of this either. it s not. and i think actually in this particular case it s going to be important. remember with the casey anthony case, the vi trael that that jury received. we re still in florida in the zimmerman case, the same state. the last thing you want is for jurors to be concerned about how the public will receive their verdict. so i think it is really in a case like this where there are so many hot button issues atash e tached to it, it would be really helpful for this jury to remain anonymous, to maintain their anonymity. and i think that the judge will do that for this jury. interesting. and, joey, quickly to you. i m short on time. quick as you can for me, please, the wife of mr. zimmerman, shellie, does she have any fifth
adults, the yellow ribbons marking the place where michalae was taken, her mother replacing the tattered and faded ones with each passing year. it s like a big hole in the center of my life. and it s impossible to get away from it. when you heard the news out of cleveland, what was your first reaction? this was like inflating the balloon so it would carry me along for a while. i put all the news on my blog because i hope that michaela would see it. i hope she would see that it s possible to get help. it s possible to get free. the cleveland story also makes others believe. michaela s mother trying to keep interest in her daughter s case alive. for every amanda, gina and michelle, there are hundreds of michaelas. law enforcement estimates about 2,000 children go missing every single day in the u.s.