Replies to '03/08 The Scott Peterson Jurors'

I attended the taping of this show !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It was positively riveting, and heart-breaking too. These jurors went through so much - and once the trial ended, they were basically left there, all on their own, to cope and come to terms with the awful, horrific things they'd been through.

The death threat is TRUE --- Dr Phil proves it on the show. (Don't want to spoil anything so you'll just have to watch and see.... but trust me.)

the reason they can't  "walk away from this horror" is because they had to look at pictures that an average "normal" person couldn't even IMAGINE. They had to listen to testimony that would be unthinkable to the average person. They showed dignity and strength, as well as discretion, and they deserved AT THE VERY LEAST to have the courts provide them with professional help (ie: psychologists, counsellors or w.h.y.) to help them process everything and get back to their lives.

I saw the show and I did not think the message Dr. Phil opened and read was that much of a death threat,more like you will get yours someday. 

When the one juror(Greg) said he got death threats and said he did not give them to the police it opened my eye balls up!  If I got a death threat I would be most certainly talking to the police.  I have believed in Scott innocent all this time and when the following happen,I went to the FBI:  

I have been writing on these boards since November of 2004 and recently I have had people stalking me ,enrolling me into different things,gotten porn on my computer  and someone(SIG) got a hold of  my full name first and last, telephone number both email address and pulished them with my grandchildren  names..... and my  daughter in law was one angry Mama  bear and was going to protect those little cubs,also got into my E Harmony account and published my profile on the crime and court board at the Modesto Bee newspaper  bullentin board

I was also shocked  when I heard how emotional this jury was and I wondered if there decision was not made on emotions........ and there was nothing said about how good they felt about being part of a justice system and doing justice for laci and Conner....... if this was true for them I do not think we would hear them complain about  terrible it was to look at the autopsy picture ,although I do not see why they needed to see those as they did not prove Scott did anything ,more that  he was innocent than guily.    Although I have been angry at this jury for finding Scott Guilty  because I feel  the  real killer got away with murder and is running free and maybe has killed again.  The Arab doctor who went missing in  Berekeley or Oakland and than found 4 months latter in her car in the river I have to wonder if she was not killed to keep her silence  as she may of done a C section on Laci.  There is the police officer killed in Pitsburg at the same time Laci was found and it seems funny the person who was suppose to have shot him ended up 90 miles in Modesto and was shot  by MPD. I am not saying i know anyhing it is just suspicious is all i am saying.  

   the jurors say they think of the autopsy photos daily.  during the trial, they were not allowed to talk to therapists, priests, family, etc. about their feelings.  the 5 that appeared on the show are haunted/traumatized by the murders.  what i don't understand is why the juror didn't open the letter that contained the death threat.  why wasn't this turned over to the authorities?  how could he live like that knowing somebody is out there that he doesn't know who knows his identity???!!!! and corresponds with him.  i can't imagine receiving a letter in the mail and just putting it aside, especially, after what they all went through.  he must have known it was a nasty letter since he didn't open it, but saved it.  sounds like they are having difficulties living their lives, especially, Richelle Nice.  they did their civic duty, but they certainly paid a heavy price.  i hope they all get the therapy they need and they are able to find happiness again in their lives with their spouses, children, friends, community and families.