The Ouija Board Jurors, Mystery, Mischief and Misery in the Jury System

Harry Fuller's brother Tom felt the original jurors should be punished for what they did. Detective Graham Hill who worked on the full-on murder investigation said, This is making an absolute mockery and it's the most serious type of trial you can ever have. University of Melbourne law professor Jeremy Gans wrote a book centred around the case titled The Ouija Board Jurors, Mystery, Mischief and Misery in the Jury System. He concluded that there was nothing exceptional about the Ouija Board jurors other than the tabloid media attention. In 2004, Young's new defence team hired a forensic audiologist to analyse the six-minute recording of the 999 call placed by Nicola Fuller. They determined that