6 Most Intense Reactions to Not Guilty Verdicts in High-Profile Trials

Emotions run high when the jury returns a verdict after deliberating over all the evidence in a trial. For defendants, the moment before a verdict is read aloud in court can be the most suspenseful and emotional span of time before they learn their fate. The Law&Crime Network’s Sierra Gillespie recaps the six most intense reactions to not guilty verdicts in high-profile trials.

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[willie]

i feel for the guy who was wrongly accused and spent 20 long years in prison for a crime he did not commit when he was 16. You see his family in the back who haven't forgot about him and it makes me think at least that when he was last free, they were all just kids and their parents were around the same age he was as he's being freed when he got locked up. Now they're all adults and he's finally coming back having missed a big chunk of life. Hope that man is able to find some fulfillment in after having lost all that lost time.

[wrestlingterrier]

Nothing worse in this life than being accused of something you have not done ! Watching these court cases and the reactions makes me wonder if most lawyers are actually as ruthless as we're led to believe.

[LauRa-reun]

I don´t know why I cry for people I don´t even know, but this got me emotional.

[monavis]

One of the most priceless gifts we have is our freedom. We don't realise it until we are faced with the possibility of losing it. I can't imagine the anxiety these people must have felt.

[kylehollie]

Here’s what makes me sad their lives are ruined trying be innocent. It’s sickening. There should be restitution paid back to defendants proven innocent.

[Very-Uncorrect]

There must be no feeling like this, the absolutely joy and relief that must overcome you knowing you're not going to prison for something you didnt commit, the relieving of that stress off your shoulders

[TwiztidPain]

That First one Barison poor guy, He called multiple times for help, they proved she was out to ruin him. She drove him to the edge. His Lawyers did an amazing job.

[thequebecgirl]

That’s why we should never ever judge someone before a trial.
And hope no mistake leads an innocent person to prison…

[POTO_Phan]

Will never forget that poor kid getting his freedom back. The prosecution should have been fired by the state when they were caught with tapering with the footage.

[paintballgod]

I couldn't imagine being in court knowing you did nothing wrong just to find out you have been found guilty. Then having to wait for the opportune time to off yourself. That time must tick by something awful.

[ratherbeonthemoon]

Thank you for this video, some of these cases I had forgotten about

[potheadzndrama]

Lauren & her boyfriend should be charged for driving Barisone crazy!

[Psychiatricnerd]

The emotional relief has got to be profound. So happy for these folks.

[ulriklm]

What is interesting is to see here is not only their emotional responses but also their extreme neurological responses. Often people who are capable of killing, psychopaths and sociopaths have a low resting heart rate and a calmer neurological system, not a "dead" neurological system but almost in a way. So these people who are shaking and crying and who are in some kind of neurological shock are most likely innocent unless it was a crime done in passion..You will never see a serial killer with this kind of response

[artpintor]

The reaction of these innocent people is the most overwhelming thing I have seen in a long time, looking at them, I felt chills down my spine.

[doegirl]

That poor guy who spent 23 yrs of his life behind bars for something he didnt do, he will never get those years back, just hope he was able to move foward with his life now...

[Omnicient.]

Feel so sorry for all of them and especially that big guy. I hope he's happy now (that they all are) and gets massive compensation.

[welshhibby]

Im like this when my boss says im not going to be fired again today.

[crmemorys]

Wow, I'm in absolute tears watching this 😭♥️

[Octopossible]

I have a feeling all of these people will live with PTSD for the rest of their lives. Their verdicts promise a new beginning, but the mental toll on each of them must be too much for most to fathom.