Reality_Check© wrote:
> (CNN) -- Jury questionnaires released Saturday revealed five of the
> jurors in O.J. Simpson's Las Vegas, Nevada, robbery trial said they
> disagreed with the 1995 verdict where he was found not guilty of two
> murders.
> Jury questionnaires released in O.J. Simpson's robbery trial reveal
> diverse work and life backgrounds.
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> All 12 jurors had previously heard about Simpson and all but one knew
> about his acquittal 13 years ago in the Los Angeles, California,
> stabbing deaths of his former wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and her
> friend, Ronald Goldman. One juror said he agreed that Simpson was not
> guilty while four said they were unsure. Another said she had "no
> feelings. It is history." One juror did not answer the question.
>
> The nine women and three men on the jury said in the questionnaire
> they would give Simpson, 61, a fair trial on his latest charges.
>
> After 13 hours of deliberation Friday, the jurors found Simpson
> guilty on 12 charges of armed robbery and kidnapping in connection
> with the 2007 attempted heist of memorabilia he said had been stolen
> from him. The verdict came 13 years to the day after his acquittal in
> Los Angeles.  Watch O.J. verdict being read »
> A look at the 116-question document gives a glimpse of the jury's
> make-up:
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> -- Ages were pretty evenly spread with three jurors in their 30s,
> three in their 40s, two in their 50s and four in their 60s.
>
> -- Seven of the jurors are married or remarried. Two are single or
> never married. Two are living with a partner and one is divorced.
>
> -- One juror said she speaks Spanish; another one Greek.
>
> -- Four jurors have bachelor's degrees and another seven said they
> have attended some college or vocational school. One is a high school
> graduate.
> -- Eleven jurors were white; one identified herself as Hispanic.
>
> -- Seven jurors said a family member had spent time in jail. At least
> three of those involved an arrest for DUI. One juror said a friend is
> serving eight years in prison for car theft and possession of a gun.
> Another said her husband and son had spent time in jail. One juror
> said she was detained in a holding cell for two days before it was
> determined she was not involved.
>
> -- Eleven jurors said neither they nor a family member had been the
> victim of a serious crime, but one juror said a cousin was murdered
> in Houston, Texas.
>
> -- All the jurors said they had previously heard of Simpson. One
> remembered Simpson from his 1968 Heisman Trophy days as a running
> back at the University of Southern California. Others remembered him
> a professional football player. Two said they remembered seeing
> Simpson in TV commercials when they were children. A couple of others
> mentioned Simpson's arrest in Los Angeles. "A long time ago. I
> believe he was being chased down on a freeway. That's about all I
> know," one said.
> -- Four jurors had previously lived in California; one for 55 years
> and was a resident during Simpson's murder trial. Another lived there
> for 48 years. All four had lived in the Las Vegas area for at least
> nine years.
> -- Their occupations include: teller, retail, reservations center
> manager, underwriter, preschool teacher, heating and air-conditioning
> serviceman, pharmaceutical sales representative. One said she was
> unemployed; another said he is retired.