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Speaker 1: A lot of relationships and that was just connected.

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Speaker 2: Charlie Deluche was the fourth person in the second Karen

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Speaker 2: Reid murder trial. He says the prosecution's evidence just didn't

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Speaker 2: add up to him. In the other jurors, there.

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Speaker 3: Was three that felt like she could have possibly did something,

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Speaker 3: and there was one who kind of had a little

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Speaker 3: bit of personal feelings about it.

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Speaker 2: Best Selling author Casey Sherman sat down for a Q

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Speaker 2: and A about his experience on the jury.

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Speaker 4: I think that the crowd got a real visceral look

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Speaker 4: at what it was like to be the jury foreman

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Speaker 4: in the most sensational murder trial in America in the

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Speaker 4: last five years.

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Speaker 2: To Charlie, he never had an aha moment to believe

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Speaker 2: Reid had done it, and too many questions on the evidence,

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Speaker 2: namely why was the body so warmed despite blizzarding conditions,

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Speaker 2: why did an EMT not remember the details of the

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Speaker 2: victim's clothing, and not to mention, the jury was not

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Speaker 2: allowed to inquire about the Albert's home where O'Keefe was

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Speaker 2: found dead. Jay will Lett WBZ, Boston's news radio