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Juror 7. Juror 7 is one of the antagonistic Jurors from the 1957, Twelve Angry Men. When Juror 7 switches his vote to "Not Guilty" because he had enough, the immigrant Juror 11 gets mad and humiliates Juror 7, telling him that he has no right to play like this with the man's life.
Hereof, why did Juror 9 change his vote?
Juror 3 comes at five and thinks he changes his vote. Why had Nine changed his vote? Who is Nine? Nine changed his vote because Juror number 8 had courage to stand against everyone else, and he 8 gambled for support and made 9 want to hear more.
Accordingly, why do the other jurors turn their back on Juror 10?
Why do the other jurors turn their backs on 10's statements about his true feelings? Because he was continuously ranting about how terrible certain groups are and saying terrible assuming things about people in the slums, and everyone was getting sick of his bigotry--it's offensive and was uncalled for.
Juror 10 indicates that all people like the boy on trial are liars based on experiences he seems to have had with them. In Act I he says, 'You're not going to tell us that we're supposed to believe him, knowing what he is. I've lived among 'em all my life. You can't believe a word they say.