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Alternate jurors have mixed reactions on Conroy's guilt

Originally published: April 14, 2010 9:49 PM
Updated: April 14, 2010 10:36 PM
By KATHLEEN KERR AND KEITH HERBERT  kathleen.kerr@newsday.com,, keith.herbert@newsday.com

Quick ReadThree of the four alternate jurors in Jeffrey Conroy's murder and manslaughter trial said they thought the Medford teenager is guilty.

Jeffrey Conroy, 17, front, and other teens arrested

Photo credit: James Carbone | Jeffrey Conroy, 17, front, and other teens arrested in a hate crime killing, are led out of a police station for their arraignment in Central Islip. Conroy is accused of being the stabber in the hate crime. (Nov. 10, 2008)

Three of the four alternate jurors released from duty Wednesday in Jeffrey Conroy's murder and manslaughter trial said they thought the Medford teenager is guilty of the fatal stabbing of an Ecuadorean immigrant, but one alternate said she is not sure.

After State Supreme Court Judge Robert W. Doyle released the four alternates, 12 regular jurors in the Riverhead trial began deliberations,...

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