Juror Number Five

Jan 19th, 2010 by thegooddoctor in 100 Words

For the 17th consecutive time, Juror Number Five cast his vote for not guilty, yet again the lone hold out.

“You have got to be kidding me,” complained Juror Number Eight.

“The evidence is airtight,” repeated the very exasperated Juror Number Three.

But they were growing resigned to the fact they would never sway Juror Number Five.

“I still say there is reasonable doubt,” he affirmed stubbornly.

“The DNA evidence might have been planted by an unknown twin brother he was separated from at birth in an effort to frame him does not constitute reasonable doubt,” sighed Juror Number One.

Genre: Courtroom Drama

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