But that wasn’t enough for many family members, who went before television cameras, one by one, to express their shock and anger at the jury’s decision.Rumblings grew from the family section — packed with about three dozen parents, spouses and other relatives of the victims — as it became apparent the jury was not going to recommend the death penalty.“I didn’t vote that way, so I’m not happy with how it worked out, but everyone has the right to decide for themselves.” He said the jurors reached their decision Wednesday, then went home to sleep on it before bringing it to the judge on Thursday.He said the jury recognized that Cruz committed terrible acts, “shooting, some victims more than once on a pass, pressing the barrel of his weapon to my daughter’s chest.That doesn’t outweigh that poor little what’s-his-name had a tough upbringing?” “Our justice system should have been used to punish this shooter to the fullest extent of the law,” he said."