first major b37 she came out and
she was one of the five jurors in this arming case that was white
now a new jurors come out b29
she's obviously the one minority juror in this
case she's Puerto Rican and she spoke to ABC News
and said many interesting things and
love the main takeaways I have here is that
amazing difference in perspective between her
ensure be 37 who happen to be white wouldn't talk about that but first let's
hear from
what was your first thought my first pole was second-degree murder
second-degree murder in teaching at nine hours it was
heart a lot of us I wanted to find something
bad something that we could connect to the law for myself
he's guilty because
the evidence OC's guilty he's guilty I love
killing Trayvon Martin but as I was read to me
if you have no proof that he killed them
intentionally you can't fine
you can say he's guilty did you wanna step out at all
did you wanna I was a juror does gonna give them the hung jury
are less I fought to the end
I mean it it's hard for me to sleep is far from it eat because
I feel Dallas forcefully who included
in Travel Mart and stuff and is
I Carey him on my back I'm hurting as watched
trail aspirants moments position away
that any mother ship feel that pain for two
feel in your heart of hearts fat
you and the jury approached it and
came with the decision and you stand by that decision
to this day I stand by the decision because along
thereby stand by to visit decision because in my heart
he would have been dancing I know that you've heard
some people have said point playing bass fate said george Zimmerman
got away with murder how do you
respond to those people who say that george Zimmerman
that's
charge them and got away with murder but you can get away from that
and at the end of the day he's gonna have a lot of questions and answers he
has to deal with
the law could improve it but
you know you know the world goes in circles
well that is very interesting
for on a numbered Council for small she says that she felt that the evidence did
show that he was guilty
now you're saying well lock 'em she equated then she says well
even based on the evidence they had to show intent
and they couldn't show in 10 that's another interesting questions on
manslaughter it's not that clear
oftentimes manslaughter you don't have to show intent so
you have to look at how they were struggling with that instruction
was clearer an accurate and whether all the jurors understood exactly
what the law was on the manslaughter charge on the second-degree murder
charge which is which use
initially tempted to go with yes she's right
you would have to prove intent and except perfectly reasonable thing to say
say hey you know what I thought he did but I'd
could they couldn't prove beyond a reasonable doubt that he had the intent
to do it
so I bowed not guilty on second-degree murder in fact if that's what I'm Jordan
the
jury thought that I say well you know look the system didn't work but that's
how it's supposed to work do you have to be
sure beyond a reasonable doubt abut
on manslaughter that and that's why I said looking at it from the outside
I thought I should be Minnesota's I would have convicted on intact
but he did pursuit Ravon he calls the situation
that led to the killing of Trayvon Martin any pull the trigger
to me that's manslaughter ride so
its fascinating when you get into the minds of the jurors
the different perceptions that they have and hear she's
obviously looking at it from the perspective of a mother she's apparently
a mother Ave
she's looking at it from the perspective of the Martin parents and
whereas when we'll a heard from juror
b37 we get its it appeared the shoes come at it
almost wholly from the perspective of george Zimmerman if I could remember
this was a clear where she talked to Anderson Cooper about whether they made
the right decision watch
you lay your head tonight in the pillow in your heart and in your head
you are 100 percent convinced that george there man
in taking out his gun pulling the trigger
did nothing wrong I'm a 101 percent
that he was that he
should have done what he did except for the things that he did before
you mean he should know got now the car he shouldn't have
I'm pursue trade on margin but
in the final analysis in the final struggle when the end came the end
he was justified he was justified in shooting Trayvon Martin
totally different perspective
does race play some role in it I look
people grow but different perspectives based on their race of course they do
it's not to say that if the only factor for example juror be 37 didn't have any
kids
Derby 29 at a kids so could share related more the Martin pants because
her kids of course
that's what's important. have different perspectives on the jury mean as you
to listen that Anderson Cooper interview and he has already done the full
interview obviously
we're apart so that are the full interview with juror
%uh be a 29 is gonna eat warm morning a good morning Good Morning America's
Robin Roberts
as you listen to her story it seems like night and day
we wanna say like was the fight started so too bad
it doesn't matter was certified well you know a and deserve it had to do what he
had to do
and she seemed to have believed if you watch the full interview I'll
with her the earlier Kirby 37 the white juror
she seem to believe 0 mise perspective almost completely the cream on its order
the fight
I don't know why anybody would believe that
acting for you know and maybe that's how much are you know different perspectives
affects
our perception a what happened then I I look at it I think
we have the guy and tape saying i'm following you we have the 911
dispatchers say
don't follow up of course implemented started the confrontation
who swung first it's impossible in August ray ones that is arena
is obviously want to get off the murder charge and of course is gonna say
Tremont started it right
logically it would appear that it was ever meant
but you don't know any that's where you I again I sympathize with bead
your b 29 here she says look i we didn't have enough evidence for intended this
is Imran go in there start the fight
to want to kill Tremont not guilty beyond a reasonable doubt even though I
think he did
and he got away with murder so it if the whole jury felt like she did
I feel I would honestly would feel much better about it
I would say they did the best they could and notes they couldn't prove their case
now again the different jurors had totally different perspective they did
not think that way
one thing cause I disagree with his he said it's okay can get away from God
he seems to have gotten away from God because
yeah I S that that's so alright but I gets into religious perspectives and
and bless her heart she's gotta sleep at night and obviously she's racked
with not just in decision here but guilt over situation she was forcibly
put into in her words and issue shouldn't feel guilty about it
you know you you service part the jury you do the best you can
night and and it wasn't her fault as a man pursued Martin that night or shot on
that night