Okay, so D2 is done in this trial, and it was a pretty big day for one we have a jury.

We have a jury, finally, which we thought might take a while, but we have a jury.

And we also got opening arguments for this case, like what's stuck out to you?

We've opening arguments which effectively means that both sides in this case have like

shown their hand, they've shown their card, so we now have an indication of how they're

going to argue this case as the judge described.

We have now seen the movie trailer for this case, and we're going to get a sense of how things

are going to unfold.

From the journal, this is the trial of Crippido's Gordon Boy.

I'm Keaton Astroff, and I'm Rachel Humphreys.

Opening up, opening arguments.

Day two of Sandbiteman Freed's trial, and Keaton, we were lucky enough to be in the courtroom

today.

I say lucky because not all reporters get that access.

It's a very imposing room, large wood paneled room on the 26th floor of the courthouse,

which gave us an amazing view of New York, not that that's what we were interested in today.

But before we get to opening arguments, let's quickly talk about the jury.

Who do we end up with today?

Yeah, so we have our 12 jurors and our six alternates, and it's a mix of people.

So in total, we have seven men, 11 women, and they kind of come from our walks of life.

You have two train conductors, a woman who is 10 weeks pregnant, a high school librarian,

a special education teacher, and so you really just have this big, fast section of people.

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