Juror Aaron Ellis
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104 appearances
6 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard May 2025
Juror Aaron Ellis’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The way she threw him under the bus just, I mean, that told you right there. She just used him.
The first vote I had voted, not guilty.
I was leaning toward a guilty vote, but, you know, I guess I wanted to make sure that we looked at everything as closely as we possibly could.
Once I seen the bruises, that was like, yeah, he's guilty. It was his gun missing, and to me, that was the hardest evidence.
Even today, some jurors aren't sure. Robin Height was a manipulative person who stopped at nothing to get what she wanted. I think Robin played him like a fiddle.
Well, I'll be honest with you. When we went into deliberation with that PET scan and all that computerized stuff they did, I said I felt like I've been dazzled with brilliance and baffled with BS.
He's a monster. He's worse than a monster. He had everybody kind.
I know I cried when I listened to that tape.
Up to this point, the worst trouble I've ever gotten is being late to class.
The knives were given to me as a present from my grandpa. I'm not particularly fond of knives.
I'd say probably the chest and neck. Maybe the stomach. He has to make sure that she can't scream. He has to make sure that she can't make any noise.
I felt that the evidence that was presented to me was not all the evidence that could have been collected and was the most scientific. And with that in mind, I could not find him guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
It's just so intimidating that you got someone's life on the line. It weighs on you.
The kids, you know.
Somebody would do that.
But he did that.
The dogs would have to choke her on the stairs. And my dog was as big as hers. And my dog cannot get a grip on wooden stairs with their nails to do anything. They just slide.
And the fall down the stairs wouldn't create that scenario on her body.
I just didn't think he planned it. I don't. If he had planned it or done any kind of forethought, it wouldn't be a hot mess crime scene that it was. It was kind of like a snap.
So you would do the police work. Yes.
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