A former juror from the Menendez brothers' initial trial speaks out about the prejudices that affected the case's outcome, emphasizing how homophobia and sexism played a significant role. She revisits the trial's atmosphere and dynamics, detailing her perspective on the biases that may have influenced the jury's decision. The juror argues these biases were significant enough to question the fairness of the verdict, advocating for the brothers' release based on these reflections.