#Cause of death ea trial

вЂњI have no idea.вЂќ Asked if he saw references to вЂjoggingвЂ™ on the news, he said вЂњthat must have been where it came from.

The defense asked the juror why he believed Ahmaud was killed while jogging.

вЂњSomebody got killed, I know that, but the rest of it, what really happened, I donвЂ™t know.вЂќ

HeвЂ™s not on social media, but has seen information about the case on the news.

When asked if he saw any demonstrators gathering outside or saw the banner outside of the courthouse he said he doesnвЂ™t remember and hadnвЂ™t paid attention.

He said he had negative opinions of Greg McMichael as a parent: вЂњI couldnвЂ™t imagine doing something like that as a father with my son.вЂќ вЂњI can put it aside.

He said Bryan had sold him some lawn equipment.

Juror 395, a black man perhaps in his 50s or 60s, said he knew Marcus Arbery Sr.

(paraphrase: Would you want you to serve on a jury for you with your views)? The Judge said this is one reasons why he feels the prosecution deserves the time to review before they respond.

After #386 returned and questions were completed, The Judge said he wanted to go on the record the 3rd question Hogue filed a motion to ask the jury could be considered racially charged.

The judge sent #386 away while they discuss the issue. The judge said he has not yet ruled on the motion to ask the question so he objective. Hogue asked #386 one of the questions his wife Laura filed the motion to ask earlier.

Said he saw a citizen's arrest once when two guys held someone down who tried to break into a car.

He said since Ahmaud was young and black in a white neighborhood he was targeted

Feels he could be fair despite his past experiences and thoughts once he sees the evidence.

Has not gone to any rallies for Ahmaud, or BLM.

Said he's probably liked Run with Maud posts on social media.

Feels that it was unfair especially two against one.

Said on his juror form that he felt Ahmaud was scared for his life.

Said he saw the cell phone video several times.

Talked about the case with his family when Ahmaud's death initially happened but not frequently.

Does not feel any pressure from the community no matter what the verdict is.

Says despite his experiences he can be objective.

Family member arrested, doesn't think he was treated fairly.

The judge said he did not see it either.

The other attorneys said they did see the nod.

Said he is concerned it is a subtle gesture that encourages bias.

Bryant's attorney said that when 380 walked in, Ahmaud Arbery's father nodded at him.

380 returns to the rest of the panel in another room.

Said he goes to church but the pastor hasn't really talked about the case at all.

Doesn't know anything about Arbery or the defendants.

Said he can put aside what he's been through and be objective.

Thinks race played a role in what happened based on his life experience as a Black man.

Said he's not on social media and barely goes on the internet, says he's 'old school'.

Says he has not followed news reports since getting his summons.

Said he's still able to put what he saw aside and listen to the evidence and come to a fair conclusion.

Said from the cell phone video it looks like the McMicheals had it planned.

He says it means that people want to right a wrong.

The defense attorney asks has he seen signs from protestors and 'What does justice for Ahmaud mean to you?'.

Says he hasn't followed the case beyond what he happens to see on the news.

Noticed a rally one day about Arbery but just went past it because he had received his summons.

Said the burglary he experienced was about a year ago.

Doesn't seem to be a close friend, just knows from around.

He said he told relative to be careful after learning of Arbery's death.

Saw the cell phone video 'about 3 times' that's all he knows about the case.

Said he had close relatives who went to jail before including his sister in law who tried to kill her husband and went to prison.

Said he was treated fairly during the arrest.

Said was arrested and said 'it was the right thing' 'first, only, and last'.

Respects law enforcement but does think black people are treated differently by officers.381 knows Brad Butler (witness on list).381 has previous law enforcement experience.415 says he worked with Greg McMicheals on something before.402 knows Lee McMicheals, Greg McMicheals wife.Greg McMicheal raises hand when she asks potential jurors does anyone know Travis McMichael.

#Cause of death ea trial

408 415 377 390 life events that will take place during the approximate time of the trial.