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What Is Something That Lindy Lou Isonhood Couldn't Do After the Trial
She said how she couldn't go to her family, after not seeing them for a week, and pretend to be happy. She says not even their love and support could help her at that time as she helped sentence a man to death.
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A juror's reflections on the death penalty | Lindy Lou Isonhood
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