In 2005, Charles Pollock was selected as an alternate juror in the Michael Jackson trial. For more than three months, he sat in the courtroom and listened to the testimony, examined the evidence, and watched one of the most famous trials in history unfold. In through a Juror's eyes, Pollock shares what he personally witnesses inside the courtroom, his impressions of he key witnesses, and why the evidence led to not-guilty verdict. This is the story of the trial from the viewpoint of a man who was there from jury selection through verdict day.
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