Reporter: Rittenhouse Jurors Overheard Commenting on Stress Deliberating Case: “Media Coverage Is Insane”
A New York Times reporter covering the Kyle Rittenhouse murder trial in Kenosha, Wisconsin reported he overheard jurors commenting on the stress of deliberating the case as they entered the courtroom Friday morning for their fourth day of deliberations. The jury has not been sequestered.
Kyle Rittenhouse and his attorneys stand at the end of the third day of jury deliberations, screen image.
Nicholas Bogel-Burroughs posted to the Times’ live blog about what he heard the jurors say:
“Jurors have entered the Kenosha courthouse for the fourth day of deliberations, after discussing the case for 23 hours over the previous three days. As jurors entered, several of them thanked sheriff’s deputies for putting up a folding screen that blocked them from public view.
