News Casey Anthony Trial

[Gamereign555]

A truly dysfunctional family.

 

[Deleted member 487]

Ultimately it is not our choice and it is not our fight. I think that now the trial is over, we need to step back for a moment and reflect on what was said. I don't think it benefited any of us.

 

[anni]

I'm not sure how socialism got tied into this, much less as a vehicle by which the wealthy somehow escape justice but oh well.

It's probably exactly because of reactivity combined with just plain pain felt for a murdered child ( whomever was responsible ) which evokes such strong feelings with this here. Tough to see past the press, also since of course they've been at it yet again-why not? Money to be made in other's tradgedies-been at it since charcoal could be smudged on papyrus. Probably can't compare the 2 too much but Amy Fisher is a Dr. Drew patient this season on the rehab program. Remember as being only one year older than being able to be an underage rape victim, that 35 year old slime ball had her shoot his wife then both he and the press finished her off? So yes, can't really get past the dam press with this.

Having said that, and tried well, wish there were an explanation for the chloroform search. Also yes, who knows what grief looks like, as Sea so expressivley pointed out? :) At the very least, however, at the time those photos were taken Casey knew her child was missing. It is indeed at least out of the normal range of human emotions for a mother to behave in this fashion, and the defense certainly also did go on to paint a picture of a nice, normal mother as far as how much she cared about her child. You can't have it both ways. Casey is 'normal' or she's not. The jury must just not have had enough by letter of the law for a guilty verdict, bottom line. I can't imagine being one of the jurers-must have been awful.

 

[Abrasky]

Did they do a psych analysis of this person (cross out mother)? She has some thing going on, doesn't seem to show empathy or anything when they read out the verdict she seemed to smile like it was wonderful her daughter died or something. It doesn't seem like a normal reaction. Very Bizarre.
I wouldn't know about whether she is guilty or not, because I wasn't there and I didn't really follow the trial. I felt upset when they said not guilty though, it does feel like she got away with it.

 

[catjudo]

I personally think she was involved or responsible for the death of her daughter in some way. (And I have not received all of my information from only the media.) I can see how the jury reached the verdict they did because I don't believe the prosecution met their burden of proof. However, I don't think it is fair to say that her reaction to the verdict was abnormal or bizarre. She was receiving news that she would not have to spend the rest of her life in jail or, worse, face execution. Regardless of whether or not she was guilty, I would think receiving a not guilty verdict would elicit a response that appeared relieved or even happy.

 

[AngelaMarie]

After the OJ Simpson trial nothing surprises me. However, I know that he finally received his justice years later. His life was never the same and if she did commit this crime it will follow her. I think she did, but I may not have all the facts. I just don't believe that something like this could not have some kind of consequences. Nothing is going to bring that little girl back. That makes me very sad.:cry: She was so beautiful. She will not be forgotten.

 

[Emilie]

One question. Zanny existed before the supposed "accident". You, Miss Anthony, have conceded that Zanny the Nanny did not exist. Where was your daughter all of the times prior to the "accident" when you went partying and telling everyone she was with Zanny?

Culpable negligence=Child Abuse=Manslaughter

Not guilty? Hoo-ha.
Vital information was surpassed by jurors.

Just my 2 cents.