Sue Simpson

We'll get into all of it, too, Andrea.

All of the questions and emotions and details, you just carry them around in silence. It's almost like an emotional pressure cooker.

All of the questions and emotions and details, you just carry them around in silence. It's almost like an emotional pressure cooker.

All of the questions and emotions and details, you just carry them around in silence. It's almost like an emotional pressure cooker.

Thank you. I'm so happy to be here.

Thank you. I'm so happy to be here.

Thank you. I'm so happy to be here.

I'd never been called for jury duty before. So it was definitely intriguing and honestly a little nerve wracking just not knowing what to expect, you know.

I'd never been called for jury duty before. So it was definitely intriguing and honestly a little nerve wracking just not knowing what to expect, you know.

I'd never been called for jury duty before. So it was definitely intriguing and honestly a little nerve wracking just not knowing what to expect, you know.

to experience jury selection firsthand. I was seated in the gallery for, like, the majority of the voir dire process. It was definitely intense, though. They started out with basic information like, what is your job? Like, what's your profession? And are you married? And then it just goes into, like, have you ever been arrested? How do you feel about police?

to experience jury selection firsthand. I was seated in the gallery for, like, the majority of the voir dire process. It was definitely intense, though. They started out with basic information like, what is your job? Like, what's your profession? And are you married? And then it just goes into, like, have you ever been arrested? How do you feel about police?

to experience jury selection firsthand. I was seated in the gallery for, like, the majority of the voir dire process. It was definitely intense, though. They started out with basic information like, what is your job? Like, what's your profession? And are you married? And then it just goes into, like, have you ever been arrested? How do you feel about police?

Yeah. So after the jury selection in Davidson County in Nashville, they said, you could be gone 10 to 14 days, pack what you need for two weeks, meet back here at the courthouse on Sunday. And then they took our phones away at the beginning right before we got in the vans. We put our luggage in and got in and drove to Chattanooga. And we were sequestered in a hotel for the whole trial.

Yeah. So after the jury selection in Davidson County in Nashville, they said, you could be gone 10 to 14 days, pack what you need for two weeks, meet back here at the courthouse on Sunday. And then they took our phones away at the beginning right before we got in the vans. We put our luggage in and got in and drove to Chattanooga. And we were sequestered in a hotel for the whole trial.

Yeah. So after the jury selection in Davidson County in Nashville, they said, you could be gone 10 to 14 days, pack what you need for two weeks, meet back here at the courthouse on Sunday. And then they took our phones away at the beginning right before we got in the vans. We put our luggage in and got in and drove to Chattanooga. And we were sequestered in a hotel for the whole trial.

In the hotel...

In the hotel...

In the hotel...

You don't have your TV. They've taken like the clock radio out of there. Of course, we don't have our phone or anything. It's just silence. It was wild.