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• · ~King trial juror Lindy Miller no longer believes in truth, justice and the American way By Sally Ogle Davis "I looked into her eyes and saw a look I'd never seen before. It was disbelief, fear . .. bewilderment. I realized she was not the girl I'd sent out there eight weeks before. '' -Paul Miller There are no doors in the living areas of Lindy and Paul Miller's ranch·house in the foothills of Ventura; everything is open, spacious, unpretentious. There's a jukebox for the kids in the living room and a big pine table in the dining room, the kind that will live up to decades of family abuse. Outside the open window in the pleasant tree-shaded neighborhood, someone is raking leaves. The family mutt is barking for attention. PHOTOGR.~PHS 8\' SCOIT C. SCHl'L.IU" -·
TilE LAST ANGRY wol The house is a lot like Lindy Miller herself: whos~ big. wid~- 1awed, freckled Irish face is an open book. Every emotion is written large in her dark eyes. And right now, what Miller feels is anger, rage and a sense of betrayal. Several months ago, she says, she quit cigarettes. yet she sits chain-smoking. On her kitchen counter is a bottle of tranquilizers. A slender 5 foot 3 inches, she has recently lost se\·en pounds. She can't sleep, and she's seeing a psychologist. "I feel as ifl've been raped.'' she says. r her voice shaking. "It's worse than a death in 1 ~he family-because this is the death of innocence, of a part of me." For two months, Miller sat as an alternate juror in the Rodney King trial. And now her husband, her family and friends, her physician and her priest are trying hard to understand why she is a shadow of her former self. Sure, she was sucked into the claus- • gu~sscd and hm·c their lives and those of their families placed in jeopardy because somebody doesn't like the outcome. And she thinks she was set up. t wasn't supposed to be this way back when Miller first I turned up at herlocal Ventura courthouse, virtually a stone's throw from her comfortable neighborhood, to respond to a routine jury summons. It was her third, but she confidently expected to be excused. She was the mother of three schoolage children, she reasoned, and her husband, a member of one ofVentura County's original ranching families, was an attorney. But after a day of-hanging around, she was told: "The good news is you're not wanted for a jury here. The bad news is you're to report to the courthouse in Simi Valley on Thursday." With that, she joined some 250 "finalists" in line to be part of the Rodney King jury. She was sent home with a 41-pag!! questionnaire designed to ascertain her habits, attitudes, a little of her history and her moral and political philosophies. "I waited until everyone was in bed to fill it out, since they had hey were squeezed to the point of exhaustion andlhen thrown to the wolves .. trophobic fish tank-like world in which all ofthe jurors were trapped. But when it came to the last three yards, she was a sequestered bystander-safely removed from the final controversial verdict that acquitted three of the four LAPD officers outright. Then why has the experience s~ devastated her? This is Miller's story. But it could be yours or mine, as much of what she faced is faced by anyone who sits as a juror on a iengthy trial. Of course, Miiler didn't sit on just any trial. In her case, the verdict reached by her fellow jutors~with which she agrees-has been blamed for precipitating four days of violent insanity not just in L.A. but nationwide. And perhaps Miller was more vulnerable than most to the dreadful disiiiusionment that now overwhelms her. She feels she has been betrayed by a system on which she has based her entire life. "This has absolutely shattered my foundations. I don't think I'll ever be the same." In an age of cynicism, Miller believed in the system, believed in it unequivocally. As a high school social-studies teacher, she told her students that the American system of justice was the finest in the world and the Constitution the greatest written document in the history of mankind. She also believed that our leaders-be they mayor, police chief, D.A. or President-supported the system they represent. Now she believes that when citizens with a sense of duty put their life on hold for eight weeks, to be shut up with a bunch of strangers for $5 a day, they deserve not to be pilloried and second- stressed how confidential it was." Back at the Simi Valley courthouse, she was questioned by the judge on behalf ofboth the prosecution and defense. The next thing she knew-to her utter amazement-she was asked to stand to be sworn in. As one of six alternates, Miiier would be in exactly the same situati6n as the acting members .of the jury until deliberations. She would sit in the jury box With them all day, every day, listening to the testimony. She would eat meals with them and be sequestered with them...She knew that if a juror dropped out for any reason, she could be tapped to fill that spot. From that day, her weekday routine never varied. She left the house at 7:30 for the 40- mile trip and returned in rush-hour traffic, arriving home exhausted. "Most nights, I was in bed by 7.'' She cut herself off, as instructed, from all outside sources of information, conscientiously running out of the ·room .if she found the TV on at home, ignoring the newspapers for the first time in her life and keeping her car radio off. (To this day, months of newspapers are stiii neatly lined up along one wall of her dining room, awaiting a time when she feels able to read them.) She warned her family of what was to come. "I told them I had to dedicate myself to this 100 percent," she says. "For the first time, my children (ages 13, 12 and 7) became latchkey kids. They would tell me about things in their lives, and I couldn't listen to them. I have great guilt about that now." Nor was she allowed to discuss the case with her husbandthough as the weeks went on, there wasn't much else left for them to talk about. Even after 20 years of marriage, the artificial silence imposed a wedge between them that they are still struggling to 60 LOS ANGELES MAGAZINE
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