Denver,Colorado – September 20,2025 - more than two decades after delivering a guilty verdict in the highly publicized James Craig murder trial,jurors remain connected and express pride in their decision,affirming its lasting impact on the Colorado community. The jurors, who served during the 2003 trial, recently reflected on the case and the weight of their responsibility in securing a conviction for Craig, who was found guilty of the 1998 murder of Leah Foote.
The case captivated the state and sparked intense debate surrounding the evidence presented. The jurors’ verdict brought a measure of closure to Foote’s family and underscored the importance of diligent investigation and the pursuit of justice. Today, the jurors’ continued bond speaks to the profound experience of serving on the jury and the enduring significance of their collective decision.
Denver7’s Colette Bordelon has covered crime and justice issues extensively throughout Colorado. She reported on the original trial and has continued to follow the case, including recent reflections from the jurors. Bordelon specializes in reporting on stories that impact communities across the state, with a focus on crime, justice, climate, and environmental concerns.
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