"Like anyone else charged with a crime in America, Joaquin Guzman deserves a fair trial, with a verdict decided by an impartial jury," Lichtman said. "This clearly was not the case here." Federal prosecutors did not immediately submit a response to the court to the defense attorneys' letter. The panelist went on to tell a VICE reporter who covered the 44-day trial and jury deliberations that resulted in Guzman's conviction, "We would constantly go to your media, your Twitter … I personally and some other jurors that I knew." After six days of deliberations, the New York federal court jury found Guzman guilty on 10 charges, including conspiracy to commit murder, money laundering, and multiple counts of distributing heroin, cocaine, marijuana and methamphetamine.