61.   In interviews after the verdict in federal court in Brooklyn, the jurors said they were convinced that the school crossing guards had seen Dawood at the mailbox.

62.   In interviews after they were dismissed, several jurors said they were shocked to learn of the second rape case.

63.   In interviews, several jurors said they disliked both defendants but had tried to concentrate instead on the accusations against them.

64.   In other questioning, one potential juror said he once appeared in a Hollywood movie about photographer Gordon Parks.

65.   In the interviews, the jurors said they simply could not bear the feeling of estrangement from everyday life.

66.   In their remarks Wednesday, the jurors said they agreed.

67.   In their affidavits, the jurors said out-of-court conversations took place in the cafeteria of the downtown Los Angeles Criminal Courts Building and in the parking lot.

68.   In their affidavits, the jurors said they talked about possible penalties that may have influenced how they voted.

69.   In this case, the jurors say that even though the evidence was against the defendant, they are sympathetic and hope she gets treatment.

70.   In the phase devoted to determining the size of the monetary award to Pagones, the jurors said they had widely divergent ideas about how much to assess.