I have a feeling we won't be hearing from any of the jurors soon.

[chelsea0011]

At some point weeks or months down the road , we may here from someone on the jury. I would love to hear about what they thought the evidence was to free GZ.

[Skinner]

1. I don't want to appear to be defending Zimmerman, but...

...in the United States you don't need evidence to free someone. You need evidence to convict someone.

[chelsea0011]

3. just badly worded on my part...should have said "found not guilty"

[Liberal_Stalwart71]

2. Some legal analysts have said that we will probably never know.

[Lee-Lee]

4. It is going to be a race to see

Whose book can get published first.

I bet they all had agents and publishers doing their best to find out who they are.

Should jurors be allowed to profit from jury duty? Could that prospect influence their decision making process- say they know that a decision will be looked on more favorably by a group with more money to buy a book?

[leftyohiolib]

6. Whose book can get published first. " and damn the people who help others profit off this tragedy

dont but the book

[Egalitarian Thug]

8. +1 I expect the first to hit the stands in the next two weeks. n/t

[Kali]

9. have you ever sat on a jury?

How many books by jurors in big cases can you list?

disgusting comment.

[Lee-Lee]

11. There are books by jurors from

The OJ Simpson trial, the Scott Peterson trial, and at least one juror from the Casey anthony trial has signed a deal for a book.

I have been called for jury duty twice, once when I was still a deputy once after, but defense attorneys hate a cop or ex cop on a jury so I always get dismissed.

[Kali]

13. I did not know that.

still, that is a pretty small sample - 2 and one deal? doesn't seem to be a trend, really. I think most people take being on a jury pretty seriously and are not in it for fame or fortune.

[Lee-Lee]

15. Most do

But if you are offered a million or so for a book, it would be hard to turn down.

And you know every publisher is doing their best to track down the jurors and be first, they likely even have ghost writers lined up.

Go in, interview, have ghost writer work, let juror tweak, edit and off to the presses.

[Lee-Lee]

16. I called it

http://abcnews.go.com/m/story?id=19669496

[Arkansas Granny]

5. I heard this morning that when the jury entered the courtroom,

they did not look at GZ. When they delivered the verdict when they were polled, when they left the courtroom they did not look at GZ.

I wouldn't be surprised, if they speak, to find out that within the guidelines given to the jury, the prosecution failed to prove their case.

I don't know how they came to this verdict, but it's scared the hell out of me. If an armed person can stalk and confront an unarmed person and then, when the unarmed person tried to defend himself, shoot and kill that person without repercussions, we should all be scared.

[bluestate10]

10. You nailed it. At what time does a person that is being followed by someone other

than a cop has a right to self defense? As the Florida law now stands, a person can lure a second person into defending himself or herself, then kill the second person and claim that the killing was justified due to fear for life.

[Eleanors38]

7. Hell, I hear from them all the time.

[JI7]

12. probably waiting for some financial offer

[ksoze]

14. With all the hate, I would think they will hide out

The hate towards them and anything that was not anti-Zimmy will effect them too. I suspect they will either show up on TV with their names and faces hidden or submit written stories. This case became a media shit storm and anyone in the corss hairs will probably face harassment, no matter the side.

[Rex]

17. Don't be so sure, ones already got a book deal in the works.

I would feel like a lowlife maggot making money off of this tragedy, but that's just me.

[chelsea0011]

19. Kaching!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Pathwalker]

18. You are WRONG!

One has already signed with a literary agent. There's a thread on it.