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Why the Paul Caneiro Murder Trial Could End in a Hung Jury | Profiling Evil
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21:11Now PlayingToday I spent time watching the Paul Caneiro murder trial on Court TV, and after sitting with the testimony and the way this case is being presented, I want to share a few thoughts with you. This isn’t about declaring guilt or innocence as much as how we can understand how jurors actually think and why some cases, even very strong ones, struggle to reach a unanimous verdict.
What type of juror is most likely to hang this case, where reasonable doubt can quietly live, and why does the State’s narrative, while powerful, still depends on jurors accepting a very specific sequence of events?
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