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There was in addition a predominant feeling among jurors that Gregory is in need of psychiatric help and that he would not “survive mentally or physically in a state penitentiary.” the unidentified juror explained.

Ms Dana said Tuesday that while she was upset by the outcome of the case she finds it ‘‘doesn’t do much good to mull over it now. It's over and done with, and I'm glad it's over.”

“I guess, looking back, I wish I’d never gone through it (testifying)," she said. “It seems like a lot of worry over nothing. But there’s no use in brooding over it. It’s kind of futile to try to reconstruct the past now."

For the 28-year-old Ms Dana the murder trial here in sparsely populated Rappahannock County, chosen as a location because of publicity surrounding the case in Loudoun, meant the last of many times she would have to retell in court the events of that evening.

Under cross-examination she and Mr. Howard clashed in a rapid fire exchange as the defense attorney tried to throw out inconsistencies in her statement and alluded to reported liaisons she had with other men after her separation.

Asked about her relationship with Dale Smallwood, an exercise rider at the Mlddleburg Training Track where Ms Dana worked, she replied it was “ctrirtlv a racial relation

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