Juror breakdown for the Tex McIver murder trial

ATLANTA — A judge seated a jury of 12 people, plus four alternates, who will decide the fate of Tex McIver, the Atlanta attorney accused of intentionally killing his wife. Here's what we know about them:

• White man
• Lives in Roswell
• Works for health care services company
• Has a master's degree
• Married with two children, ages 25 and 23
• Previously served on two criminal juries
• Had an office on Peachtree and would frequently drive or walk in the area where the alleged crime occurred
• Has a will
• Was pre-med in college, worked in a hospital from 12th grade through grad school and was an emergency room tech for the last three years of that period
• Has a handgun, rifle, shotgun in his home belonging to his son, an avid hunter
• Sister and brother are both retired Miami PD officers

• White woman
• Lives in East Point
• Works as a domestic engineer
• Has a high school diploma
• Married with no kids
• Abstains from alcohol, but has no moral or ethical objection to other people drinking
• Democratic-leaning, has volunteered for Democratic campaigns and registered people to vote
• Has participated in protests and marches for Black Lives Matter and the Women's March
• Originally from Flint, Michigan
• Had a friend who was killed in West End

• White man
• Lives in west midtown
• Works as a CPA
• Has a master's degree in accounting
• Unmarried with no kids
• Was once arrested for DUI, but charges were dismissed

• Black woman
• Lives in Grove Park
• Educator for DeKalb County Schools since 2004
• Has a specialist degree in education
• Married with two children, ages 12 and 25
• Once called 911 for infant son, who stopped breathing, and said the response was fast
• Husband has a couple of handguns for protection, but she has never fired one

• White man
• Has a master's degree in engineering and business
• Married with two children, ages 4 and 2
• Attends synagogue
• Has a will prepared by a lawyer, which he keeps in his lawyer's vault
• Called 911 for his younger sister when she was age 4 and choking on a grape

• White woman
• Lives in Alpharetta
• Worked as a sales rep for Appen Media Group, now retired
• Married, with three children, ages 30, 33 and 35
• Has been in a lawsuit, in which she sued another driver for texting while driving
• Daughter had a DUI
• Brother-in-law shot and killed himself
• Has a will with one copy in the safety deposit box and the other with her son
• Husband owns several guns -- rifles, shotguns, handguns -- and puts a gun in the glove box or center console when he travels

• White woman
• Lives in Roswell
• Elementary art teacher for 15 years
• Education specialist degree
• Married
• Husband owns a handgun, but doesn't carry it in public and doesn't store it in the car when he travels unless he's going to a gun range

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EXCUSED FOR FAMILY EMERGENCY

• White man
• Lives in Sandy Springs
• CFO for restaurant group for six years
• Has a bachelor's degree in business and finance
• Married with one daughter, age 27
• Was sued when daughter was in car accident and he was owner of vehicle
• Previously served on a jury, but matter was resolved before opening statements
• Has a will, of which lawyer has a copy
• Brother and father are both dead, has been involved with those probate matters
• Called authorities when 15-year-old brother tried to commit suicide by shooting himself
• Wife owns a gun that juror shot recreationally

• White man
• Lives in Alpharetta
• Employed at a construction supply company, previously was self-employed as a professional musician
• Married with no children
• Was on a criminal jury that reached a verdict
• Was previously employed at a law firm in college
• Has a will
• Owns a hunting rifle, shotgun and a .22

Channel 2 Action News and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution will bring you LIVE gavel-to-gavel coverage of the Tex McIver murder trial. Check back each day for a live blog from the courtroom and daily video recaps. Visit our Tex McIver murder trial special section for an interactive timeline, history of the case and much more.

• Black woman
• Lives in Union City
• Single with three children, ages 20, 16, 13
• Has a high school diploma
• Certified nursing assistant, or home health aide, also does independent tax preparation on the side and has worked in a VA Hospital
• Used to be a Lyft driver, has been to the Edgewood area because of that and has had drunken passengers in her car

• White woman
• Lives in Johns Creek
• Senior development manager for a cruise line
• Has a college degree
• Married with two children, ages 17 and 13
• Cousin and best friend were both robbed at gunpoint in separate incidents
• Has a will and is executor of her brother's will

• Black man
• Finance and accounting manager
• Not married, has a 25-year-old daughter in nursing school
• Attends church and regularly engages in social activism
• Father was a Washington, D.C. police officer
• Said area where he lives, which is close to where the alleged crime occurred, has been gentrified in recent years

- Takes over for Juror 42, who had family emergency

• Black woman
• Lives in Johns Creek
• Works for the CDC
• Married with two daughters, ages 10 and 15
• Abstains from alcohol, but doesn't object to other people drinking

• White man
• Lives in midtown
• Works as a landscape architect and urban planner
• Is in a committed a relationship
• No children
• Owns a gun but hasn't shot it recently

• White woman
• Lives in west midtown
• Works as a management consultant for financial institution
• Unmarried with no children
• Has never fired a gun, but doesn't oppose gun ownership

• Black woman
• Lives in South Fulton County
• Social worker with Fulton County DFCS
• Bachelor's degree in social work, working on masters in social work
• Unmarried with no children
• Carjacked at gunpoint in 2015, no arrest was made
• Has a will prepared by a lawyer, and parents have a copy
• Mother has sleep apnea
• Involved with a youth organization called Ladies of Favor, chaperoned the group at a Black Lives Matter march

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