91.   Jurors typically say they can follow that rule.

92.   Jurors also said that greed did not appear to be the primary motive for the killings.

93.   Jurors said no to both questions.

94.   Jurors said they think the penalty is harsh, and some even questioned whether prostitution should be illegal.

95.   Jurors said they trusted the testimony of Marvin Pech, an acquaintance of the defendants who was granted immunity from prosecution in exchange for testifying against them.

96.   Jurors said they wanted to force Union Pacific Railroad Co. and other railroads to pay to upgrade crossing signals.

97.   Jurors said they were puzzled by the unusual relationship between Sante and Kenneth Kimes.

98.   Jurors also said they wished they had some way to punish both for their actions.

99.   Jurors said repeatedly that their top concern was acting according to the law.

100.   Jurors said the verdict was intended only to warn the media that they have to obey the law and not make false statements.