Paraphrase (After reviewing the results from group A, it seems that we overwhelmingly chose to acquit Reginald. Most of our group members suspected that Lucerne ended her own life rather than it being taken away by her ex-husband. We mostly agreed on a basic level there was not enough evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Reginald committed murder. We also agreed that because Lucerne was already being seen by a psychologist for depression, had access to arsenic, and had underlying issues such as jealousy, cheating, and not having custody of her children may have all been motives for her to end her life. Initially, I voted not guilty because of the lack of evidence; however, after reading Jill's comment that originally suggested the idea of suicide, I noticed I really gravitated towards that hypothesis and started viewing the facts against Lucerne rather than against Reginald.)