Israel Keyes

Right.

Yeah, she filed a declaration, presumably at the behest of the prosecution, because it was attached as an exhibit.

And then she gets a new lawyer.

Now she's asking for immunity, which is shocking to me, which if you read between the lines, the prosecutor got her to say something.

presumably that she no longer thinks is true or didn't think was true at the time.

If they don't give her immunity, then, as you know, they'll strike the declaration.

And Scott's got a better than even chance of getting a new trial.

Because they were trying to say, the appellate lawyers were saying for Scott that she had not disclosed this, that she knew that it was relevant.

One of the reasons that this was a hot issue, I had caught two other jurors who had lied, prospective jurors, who had lied about their background in having domestic violence and caught them in real time.

And they had fooled me.

I mean, one...

One juror had gone back, I mean, we're going back 17 years.

Back then they had chat rooms and somebody had faxed me a chat room conversation that one of these prospective jurors had where she was bragging that she fooled the dumb shit defense lawyer, me, and was going to get on this jury and fry his client.

And I confronted her with that after I got that.

I was a little ticked at my...

P.I.

for not finding it.

But that was the kind of stuff we were dealing with.

That's where we coined the term stealth jurors, jurors who want to get on a jury for some other agenda other than to do justice.

Well, we're in the state court.