Travis Abney

And I'm hearing all this chatter from the clerks that work there.

And they're like, the husband got subpoenaed for jury duty.

And, uh,

There's some odd things on his – you've got to fill out jury questionnaire.

Do you have this – all these lists of questions that would make you either a good or a bad juror.

So I'm like, I want to get my hands on this because I know that he filled this out.

So I go to a common pleas judge, and I say I want to obtain a warrant to get his jury questionnaire.

I get it signed.

I get it back.

There was a question, and I'm paraphrasing.

I'm not directly quoting the question on the form, but it says something to the effect of, have you or a family member ever been convicted or committed a felony?

And it said you were a family member, I believe.

And this was her husband's jury questionnaire.

And the response was, quote, never caught anything.

Never caught.

So I'm reading this and I'm like, all right, what do I do now?

So I get a handwriting sample from, because, you know, an easy out would be, well, I didn't put that.

Somebody else wrote it.

So I get a handwriting sample from the statement that he filled out years ago.

And I take that, you know, the jury questionnaire that says never caught after that question.