Thursday, August 23, 2018

Duncan says that it was only one juror that prevented the jury from convicting Manafort on the other 8 counts. Duncan says another woman juror was the holdout and the jury kept trying to convince her Manafort was guilty on those counts. Duncan says woman had reasonable doubt.


 

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      3. Duncan says she's speaking out because she doesn't feel a threat. She says she's not afraid at all. She says that she felt like the public needed to know how close it was. Adding "I didn't want Manafort to be guilty, but he was...and no one is above the law."
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      4. Duncan says the deliberations were heated and at times there were tears.
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      5. Duncan said that the jurors went in there without considering their own political positions and "did what they were supposed to do."
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      6. Duncan says at times "the prosecution seemed bored."Duncan said the paper trail was what locked in Manafort's guilty verdict.
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      7. Duncan says that Manafort's attorneys objected to very little and that they barely did any cross-examining. "I think I expected a little more," Duncan added.
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      8. Duncan says re Rick Gates: "some of us had a problem accepting his testimony because he had a plea." Then she added that the jury agreed to throw out his testimony and focus on the paper trail.
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      9. Duncan says she had no hesitation to serve on the jury "It's my civic duty...I'm proud to serve my country."
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