The state attorney's office will re-try Geralyn Graham for the
murder of missing 4-year-old foster child Rilya Wilson.
Prosecutors made the announcement in court Friday.  "Will you be
able to find a jury in Miami-Dade County?" Circuit Court Judge
Marisa Tinkler Mendez asked prosecutor Sally Weintraub.  "I have
no idea," Weintraub responded.  In January, prosecutors lauded
Graham's convictions for abusing and kidnapping Rilya as well as
the 55 year prison sentence she received. On Friday, they hinted
justice is incomplete without a conviction for murder.
"Obviously it's doable. The jury was very close to convicting
her. In fact, they came back in three and a half hours and were
ready to convict except for the one juror," Weintraub told Local
10's Glenna Milberg.  The first jury took three weeks to pick
from a pool of 300 potential jurors for one of the most well-
known child disappearance cases in South Florida history.  With
no remains or physical evidence of Rilya, case of murder rested
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