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Summary

This document is a page from a legal filing dated February 24, 2022, showing a screenshot of a deleted tweet from January 4, 2022. In the tweet, a user 'S' (implied to be Juror No. 50) tells '@anniefarmer' that her story was critical to the jury's verdict. The document also states that Juror No. 50 posted about his jury service on Instagram, raising potential issues of juror misconduct.

People (4)

Name	Role	Context
S	Twitter User	Author of the tweet with handle @NycSsddd, implied to be Juror No. 50.
anniefarmer		Recipient of the reply tweet from user S, with handle @anniefarmer. Also referred to as Ms. Farmer.
Juror No. 50	Juror	Mentioned as the individual who posted about his jury service on Instagram and is the subject of discussion regarding...
Ms. Osborne-Crawley		Mentioned as the author of a Tweet that linked to an interview with Juror No. 50.

Organizations (2)

Name	Type	Context
Twitter	Social media platform	The platform where the tweet was posted and later deleted.
Instagram	Social media platform	The platform where Juror No. 50 allegedly posted about his jury service.

Timeline (2 events)

2022-01-04

User 'S' (@NycSsddd) posted a tweet replying to @anniefarmer about the impact of her story on a jury verdict.

Twitter

S anniefarmer

A jury reached a verdict, which was influenced by a story shared by @anniefarmer.

jury room

S other jurors

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Locations (1)

Location	Context
jury room	Mentioned in the tweet as the place where the verdict was reached.

Relationships (2)

S → Juror-Witness/Victim (implied) → anniefarmer

The tweet from 'S' (implied juror) to '@anniefarmer' states her story was 'critical' to the jury's verdict, suggesting she was a witness or victim in the case.

Juror No. 50 → Interviewee-Interviewer (implied) → Ms. Osborne-Crawley

The document mentions a tweet by Ms. Osborne-Crawley that linked to an interview with Juror No. 50.

Key Quotes (1)

"Thanks for being brave enough to stand up and share your experience. Your story was critical in how we reached our verdict in that jury room. Thanks for sharing my story 🥰"

Source

— S (@NycSsddd) (The full text of a tweet sent in reply to @anniefarmer.)

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Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 613 Filed 02/24/22 Page 26 of 66

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S
@NycSsddd
Replying to @anniefarmer
Thanks for being brave enough to stand up and share your experience. Your story was critical in how we reached our verdict in that jury room. Thanks for sharing my story 🥰

4:07 PM · 1/4/22 · Twitter for iPhone

1 Retweet 3 Likes

This Tweet has been deleted.

Juror No. 50 did not “unlike” Ms. Farmer’s Tweet, or the Tweet by Ms. Osborne-Crawley linking to his interview.

In early January, Juror No. 50 also posted about his jury service on his Instagram account, [REDACTED].

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