Hello everyone. We have, in my opinion, a very important interview today.

And three women that don't want to be identified, I understand, except for by their juror numbers.

We have Juror 3, Jur 14, and Jur 1 when it comes to the James Craig trial.

In other words, justice for Angela Craig.

We just saw justice for Angela Craig be served,

and we have three of the female jurors with us today.

They're actually all in the same place.

I saw them all. I sat through a lot of

that trial, not all of it, but a lot of it covered the rest of it from home on WebEx. And this,

I do recognize all three of them. They were jurors. A juror 14, I want to say, I'm sorry,

you ended up being an alternate juror which was very difficult for you.

Is that right after everything was said and done?

Yes, it was it was difficult.

It was difficult but all of your, the jurors came back with a guilty verdict.

James Craig was found guilty of first-degree murder in killing his wife, his wife of 23 years,

the mother to his six children using arsenic, cyanide, oleander, vizine, eye drops, a horrific, horrific case.

And so I just want to understand the process.

It's so interesting talking to jurors after a trial, after justice has been served.

And I, my goodness, first off, I think I want to ask why you three are choosing to do this interview.

Can I, can we start with that?

Sure.

For me, this is juror number three.

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