John Moore

And they're like, this doesn't work in court.

And then the deliberation lasted an eternity.

It was like two and a half days of the jury sending notes to us.

So after our three days, basically, of jury deliberation and deadlock jury, they said the jury has come to a decision.

And honestly, we all felt really good about it.

And the prosecution looked stressed.

And so when the jury came out...

You could immediately see on their face that it was bad.

People were avoiding eye contact as they came out.

Some of the jurors were crying.

And the whole courtroom, everyone behind...

Us started crying in our side of the courtroom.

And I was just, honestly, I was pissed.

I was in shock and I was just, man, I was pissed.

And I had one year of community service, which was, you know, I volunteered at the shelter walking dogs.

Like, that was great.

Like, it was something I'd like to do anyway.

You know, so the sentence itself was nothing, you know, was really nothing.

You know, but it's, there's a lot of things that come along with a conviction.

You know, it's with a felony, life changes.