List for loop continues if user inputs anything

Question

When I input text for my verdict I can put anything, eg "zzzzz", and the program continues on through the list.

I want the program to stop when user inputs "Guilty". And only move on when user inputs "Not Guilty".

This is what I have so far, I also tried using while True if that's better?

guilty = False
character = ["Miss Scarlett", "Professor Plum", "Mrs Peacock", "Reverend Green", "Colonel Mustard", "Dr Orchid"]

while not guilty:
    for accused in character:
        verdict = input("Do you find %s guilty or not guilty? " % accused)
        if verdict == "guilty":
            print("User finds %s guilty" % accused)
            guilty = True
            break
        else:
            guilty = False

Answer 1

To accept only answers guilty and not guilty you can remove the top while loop and move it inside for-loop. Also, use str.lower to make answers case-insensitive:

character = ["Miss Scarlett", "Professor Plum", "Mrs Peacock", "Reverend Green", "Colonel Mustard", "Dr Orchid"]

for accused in character:
    verdict = ''
    while verdict not in ('guilty', 'not guilty'):
        verdict = input("Do you find %s guilty or not guilty? " % accused).lower()

    if verdict == "guilty":
        print("User finds %s guilty" % accused)
        break

Prints (for example):

Do you find Miss Scarlett guilty or not guilty? d
Do you find Miss Scarlett guilty or not guilty? d
Do you find Miss Scarlett guilty or not guilty? f
Do you find Miss Scarlett guilty or not guilty? not guilty
Do you find Professor Plum guilty or not guilty? guilty
User finds Professor Plum guilty