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Casey Anthony Jurors, Exclusive Sneak Preview and Personal Details

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The identities of the jurors who found Casey Anthony not guilty of murdering her two-and-a-half-year-old daughter, Caylee, will be made public tomorrow amid fears that they will be targeted for retribution by internet cranks, the grossly unappealing, the morbidly obese, and other social rejects who want “Justice for Caylee.”

After a thirty-three-day trial that had included testimony from nearly sixty law enforcement, medical, and character witnesses–and the introduction of dozens of pieces of evidence into the record–the sequestered jurors deliberated ten hours and forty minutes before reaching their decision: she didn’t do it beyond a reasonable doubt.

Caylee haters immediately went batty and, apparently, are determined to continue coloring outside the lines of rational discourse. On October 9, Teenya Leverett shouted the following on the “Casey Anthony Is a Baby Killer.”

Ms. Leverett and her cage mates have been played like tools by media mountebanks such as Nancy Grace, whose agitated, spittle-flecked reports of the Casey Anthony “outrage” kept the faithful in a cellulite-shaking frenzy. So hideous was their aspect, that Chief Judge Belvin Perry, who presided over the Anthony trial, delayed the release of the jurors’ names for three months in order to give the Caylee Commandos a chance to cool–or, perhaps, to die–off.

Nevertheless, the names of the twelve people good and true who acquitted Ms. Anthony will be put in the street tomorrow. AlthoughPostcards from the Pug Buscannot reveal the names of the jurors until then, wecanpresent capsule descriptions of those jurors and let our readers decide whether said jurors ought to be allowed to continue their lives in peace or whether they should be vilified in the village square.

        Juror #1 . . . a seventy-something mother of three who lives with her elderly boyfriend and his collection of Hitler memorabilia

Juror #2. . . a sixty-ish African American woman who declared during jury selection that we should “judge not lest that we be judged ourselves”

Juror #3 . . . 20-year-old “actor” paralyzed from the waist down who “wants to play the recipient of a lap dance one day”

Juror #4 . . . a sixty-three-year-old, blind, retired 911 operator, who lists his hobbies as “watching” television, Braille cooking, and talking to his dead wife on his CB radio

Juror #5 . . . a twenty-two-year-old mother of five employed as a “chef” at Taco Bell who wants her children to be in “cho bidness”

Juror #6 . . . an unemployed, forty-two-year-old drag queen named Butterfield Ate, who is, pound for pound, the best Elizabeth Taylor impersonator in Orlando

Juror #7 . . . a forty-five-year-old magician who once made Al Gore’s lead over George W. Bush in Florida disappear

Juror #8 . . . a thirty-eight-year-old woman who listed “lukrative [sic] book contract” as her main ambition in life

Juror #9 . . . a seventy-year-old retired librarian who writes children’s books “to keep me young”

Juror #10 . . . a twenty-one-year-old Alfred E. Neumann look alike majoring in Caucasian studies at the University ofSouth Florida

Juror #11 . . . a forty-six-year-old fortune teller who predicted four years ago that America isn’t ready yet for a half-black president

Juror #12 . . . a fifty-year-old woman who trains ponies for children’s birthday parties

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