101.   Jurors said they carefully calculated the damage awards to be fair but also to send a message.

102.   Jurors said they felt for her and thought she was led astray by two co-defendants, but the evidence was clear.

103.   Jurors said they were split about whether the brothers were sexually abused by their parents.

104.   Jurors say that all participants learn from the experience.

105.   Later, jurors would say they were divided six-to-six on that threshold question.

106.   Lost along this racial fault line, jurors say, were the relative strengths and weaknesses of the evidence.

107.   Nearly all the jurors have said they have been unable to avoid talk or news about the case entirely, but that they have tried.

108.   No one hurled racial epithets, jurors say.

109.   One juror said judging someone is against her religious beliefs but later agreed that she could serve.

110.   One juror said Thursday night that a majority of the panel had leaned toward acquittal on all counts, but had deadlocked after highly antagonistic deliberations.