Keith Morrison

A hung jury and the person who hangs it is pointing directly at you.

And there have been two trials.

All that expenditure, public money, that time, that focus, commitment.

What did that feel like?

It was crushing.

It really was.

During the trial, Michelle's brother Jason had been seated in the front row of the spectator gallery as close as he could get to Prosecutor Michael Blake and to Jennings.

To actually be in there and listen to the testimony, to watch that guy...

And then the jury went out and came back and said, we're hung.

We can't convict the man.

What was that like for you?

And you want to do the same for somebody else.

Yeah, without a doubt.

Yes, but the question that gloomy February was far more immediate than that.

After two juries failed to convict, would they set him free or try him yet again?

A question that would have sounded like it came from Mars had you asked this man back then.

Some force indeed.

Next, on The Girl in the Blue Mustang.

I realized that either this was an innocent man or this was a sociopath who deserved an Academy Award.

And I just had to know which one was it.