  PHOTO:&nbsp;The empty juror chairs in the media room after the
jury found Casey Anthony not guilty in her 1st-degree murder
trial, at the Orange County Courthouse, in Orlando, Fla., July
5, 2011.   "I did not say she was innocent," said Ford, who had
previously only been identified as juror No. 3. "I just said
there was not enough evidence. If you cannot prove what the
crime was, you cannot determine what the punishment should be."
Ford, a 32-year-old nursing student at St. Petersburg College,
praised the jurors, but said when deliberations began there were
"a lot of conflicting ideas." At first, people came down on both
sides of whether Casey Anthony killed her daughter, Ford said,
and the first vote was 10-2 for "not guilty."  "I toggled on
manslaughter and not guilty," Ford told "Nightline" anchor Terry
Moran in an exclusive TV interview. "It doesn't feel good. It
was a horrible decision to have to make."    Ford told Moran she
thought Casey Anthony's claim that her 2-year-old daughter
accidentally drow