Closing arguments have ended and the jury is now deciding Donna's fate. A verdict could come by the end of the day, Friday – or beyond.

Not even 24 hours after Donna Adelson was read her guilty verdict, a woman on the 12-person jury took to TikTok to dish about her time in the courtroom. Jurors were tasked with weighing Adelson's innocence or guilt in the 2014 murder-for-hire that killed Dan Markel, and ultimately, they found Adelson guilty as charged.

Assistant State Attorney Sarah Kathryn Dugan set the tone for the state with a methodical opening that walked jurors through a clear timeline of malice and motive. And Assistant State Attorney Georgia Cappleman closed with an emphatic reiteration of the hard facts, plus a side dish of sarcasm and an extra helping of clarity.