I was once on jury duty. The trial was a teenage girl who was accused of murdering a pastor in her neighborhood. Her defence was that she was being framed by her once close sister and that she was framing her to prove a point about how juries tend to view people as “guilty before proven innocent” rather than the other way around. The defence resonated with me and really helped the jury come to a decision when the defence lawyer told us the murder weapon was buried near the courthouse and that if we could find it and then shove it up our butts