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Having been on a jury that convicted a man who ended up going to prison,

I didn't have a little knowledge of what it's like to be on a jury and a little bit of what you go through,

what you try to tell yourself.

But nothing, nothing like the Chris Kyle case for sure. And that case is now over.

And joining us now

is a lady that was on the jury

Freddie Arnie

so you were on the jury for the Chris Kyle, Chad Littlefield, Eddie Ray Roth trial, and when you were chosen, what went through your mind at that time?

Well I knew that it was going to be a real difficult trial.

I knew it was going to be a responsibility that I had never experienced

before and I was also really shocked because I was the oldest person on the jury by several years.

Right.

How much did you know going in?

You said you was going to be a difficult trial and you were it was going to be a difficult trial and

you knew it was going to be a big trial how much did you know about the

what the trial was going to be going in?

Well of course living here in Stephenville, I knew about the murders when they, I mean, we heard TV, radio, it was, there was a lot of press about it.

Right. And then he was housed, Eddie Ray was housed here in our county jail.

And every once in a while they would bring him to court for some type of hearing and every time that happened of course there was a lot of

publicity and you know movie or TV cameras here etc but the main thing that I knew about it was that how it

displaced the merchants downtown because they would't lose any

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