The jurors in the George Zimmerman murder trial were allowed to go bowling, shop at the mall and go to the Ripley's Believe It or Not! museum
everyday we find law means something entirely different in Fla.
The sequestration of the jury that ultimately acquitted George Zimmerman cost Florida taxpayers about $33,000 and allowed jurors creature comforts such as dinner at Outback Steakhouse, a bowling excursion and a trip to the Ripley's Believe It or Not! museum.
The Seminole County sheriff's office said in a statement that during the sequestration, "Jurors had individual rooms and convened regularly in a suite for meals and to socialize."
where was the seclusion juror B37 sure had a lot of ideas in respect to Zimmerman "the arch Angel" protector of White women.
how do you socialize leaving the trappings of court and trial and don't discuss the forbidden fruit, she made constant references to we after admitting it wasn't all in the can, but "we" were able to get pass all that. how over a Bloomin' Onion or a 7 10 split and a Budweiser?
