His name is Mitchell McKenzie.

He's known as juror number five.

But to SDS Nation, I gave him the moniker sprinkler man because he is an irrigation specialist.

And he sat on the Donna Edelson jury for three weeks of his life.

And he's here to tell us not only about the experience but what

went on inside the deliberations room welcome to the global phenomenon surviving the survivor

where we bring you the best guests in all of true crime here's your host emmy award winning

journalist joel walton what's up s ts nation welcome to survive the survivor this is the crime. Here's your host Emmy award-winning journalist Joel Waldman.

What's up, St.S. Nation, welcome to Survive and the Survivor. This is the show that brings you

the very best guests in all of true crime. And every once in a while, we bring you the best jurors

from the highest profile cases in all the land. Yesterday, you heard from juror number six, Evan

Higabotham. And today it is Mitchell McKenzie,

juror number five, from the same trial.

And it seems like these jurors all got along really well, which is something that I observed

inside the courtroom.

If you haven't seen the interview with juror number six, with Evan, an unbelievably

articulate and well-spoken, a young man, 25 years old. Dan Markell was murdered when he was just

14 living in Tallahassee, and he had heard about it, but he thought the case had been solved.

He has a fascinating take on everything that happened.

And tonight, I can tell you, without a doubt, we're going to get some really interesting

insight from this guest, along with our best guest.

She is the high priestess of STS, the law professor, Joe Petuto, Professor of Merida, University of Nebraska School of Law.

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