I'm not an expert on this case but I want to say something which I shouldn't need to say: In a case of this sort, seen before a jury, the defendant MUST be PROVEN guilty BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT. I see no evidence that the jury was corrupted or grossly incompetent so, self evidently, the jury couldn't in good faith conclude BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT that the baby was murdered. Is the jury supposed to do their job according to the rules or is the jury supposed to appease those who watch TV and want a good show with a good plot and a tidy ending? The prosecutor obviously failed and failed badly to make that case. Or maybe our population needs education on critical thinking...but I don't understand what all the hubub is about given the overall context.
Which would you rather have, an occasional case where a guilty person can't be proven guilty or lots of cases where innocent people are hung?
What I'm still wondering is why our system of "justice" hasn't seen fit to even seriously investigate Wall Street for the events surrounding the 2008 crash and bezzle.
I have come to realize that men are not born to be free. Liberty is a need felt by a small class of people whom nature has endowed with nobler minds than the mass of men. -Napoleon