There is no justice.
W/out knowing all the evidence, I’ll just say ok and go on with my life. If I was someone that loved that little two-year old girl, I’d kill Casey Anthony in the same manner and hope to get away with it just the same. But, who am I right?
This shouldnt be news.
Are you surprised? O.J didnt saw his girlfriends head off either…I mean the gloves didnt go on his hand, didnt you see?
I must admit I was shocked to hear this. I thought she was going to roast. There seemed to be enough circumstantial evidence. But, hey in other news the former head of the IMF may get cleared because of serious issues with the so-called victim.
Yeah I was gonna say the whole thing reminds me of the OJ Trial.
What the jury sees and hears is often a far cry from what those watching the media coverage are permitted to witness. I haven’t really been following this case but I caught one news story last week were they showed the accused sobbing almost continuously while the jury was in the courtroom, only to turn off the waterworks and begin casually chatting with her family and attorneys as soon as the jury was removed.
Regardless of what the truth may actually be regarding this little girl’s death, the mom is one severely damaged piece of goods.
Yeah, I am! I always thought that the parents were really sketchy but this seems like a really jacked up verdict that came very quickly in a murder 1 case.
Not sure where the reasonable doubt came in, but I can only assume it was either the parents and guy who found the body…
At the end of the day a precious child was murdered and it will go unpunished…
Actually no it wont. Just because it justice doesnt happen the way we see fit or when we want it…this is going to HAUNT her forever, and she will answer for what she has done.
Hopefully no one in their right mind will ever donate their sperm to this piece of trash again. How anyone can murder their own children is simply beyond belief.
The state of Florida didn’t prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt. I personally am glad that the jury saw fit to uphold that standard.
I had a feeling she’d walk…:mad:
Guilty to lying to the cops about the murder of her daughter, but not guilty of murder… BRILLIANT. Public education juries ride again.
Uhm, then who did it?
Another reason never to go to Florida.
I’m stunned. Unbelievable.
I was just watching the press conference with the Orange County Sheriff and the state prosecutor. Goofiest thing I ever saw. A never ending litany of thanks to everybody involved with the case, congratulations to everybody for doing such a terrific job in presenting such a stellar case, and a hearty “job well done” for all.
Never a mention of the fact THEY LOST THE CASE!
Only comment that made any sense at all was the sheriff telling folks they need to respect the jury’s verdict, as that is how the legal system works, and not resort to violence or civil disorder.
She was convicted of lying about:
- Being employed by Universal Studios
- Leaving the child with someone named Zenaida Gonzalez on 6/9/2008
- Telling two people about the disappearance of Caylee
- Receiving a phone call from Caylee on 7/15/2008
She was not convicted of lying about not killing her daughter.
If you want to be pissed at Floridians, be pissed at the State Attorney’s office that was unable to show how Caylee died or when Caylee died, much less who killed her.
I said it before, I’ll say it again; the state didn’t prove the first three counts of the indictment. If the fact that the jury recognized that fact means you don’t want to come to Florida, well, we’re a little overcrowded anyways.
Strange how there was enough evidence to hold her in jail for murder for the past three years but was only found guilty of providing false information. To me this indicates a disconnect somewhere.
I doubt many people under indictment for first degree murder are granted bail. This isn’t too far removed from “well they had enough evidence to charge them with something so they must be guilty”. It’s often one of the first questions asked in voir dire…whether or not you think that because someone is in the courtroom that they are guilty.
I would submit that the disconnect is between what the state charged and what the state was able to prove.
Does this mean I get to stop hearing about it every time I turn on the TV? :suicide2: