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6:40Now PlayingCharles Blow speaks to Brandon Mitchell, a juror on the Derek Chauvin murder trial, on why he decided to convict the former Minneapolis cop for murdering George Floyd.
Mitchell, a high school basketball coach, says that going to the trial was like going to a funeral.
"Every time you walked into the courtroom, each day felt like a dark cloud. You're watching the video of somebody dying, George Floyd," Mitchell says.
Mitchell also says that he noticed Chauvin's demeanor changed during the trial, but Chauvin never looked remorseful.
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