As jurors continue their third day of deliberations in Bill Cosby’s criminal case, the lawyers and reporters surrounding the courthouse can only speculate about the discussions taking place just a few rooms away.
The jury of seven men and five women began deliberating at 5:30 p.m. Monday, and kept going through a 12-hour day Tuesday. Their discussions have been interrupted a few times for questions—five in which they asked to re-hear prior testimony, and one about a particular charge. Including questions, they have deliberated for four hours Monday, 12 Tuesday and eight as of late Wednesday afternoon.
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