As day seven nears the end at the federal courthouse there is still no word from the Blagojevich jury and reporters have grown weary waiting for a verdict.
Outside the 2nd floor cafeteria where "Camp Blagojevich" is set up, members of the media have found several ways to keep busy.
Some work on their computers without barely uttering a word, others read or play scrabble. There have also been arts and crafts and the occasional cat nap and of course, a lot of speculation as to what the jurors are doing. Everyone prepared to kick into gear at a moments notice.
The jury in the first trial took 14 days to deliberate only to find themselves hung on nearly every count.
Outside the 2nd floor cafeteria where "Camp Blagojevich" is set up, members of the media have found several ways to keep busy.
Some work on their computers without barely uttering a word, others read or play scrabble. There have also been arts and crafts and the occasional cat nap and of course, a lot of speculation as to what the jurors are doing. Everyone prepared to kick into gear at a moments notice.
The jury in the first trial took 14 days to deliberate only to find themselves hung on nearly every count.
