Casey Anthony

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  • StillHereStillHere Posts: 7,795
    Godfather. wrote:
    tomorow the Judge will giver the max for the crimes she was found guilty of probably a maxium of 4 to 5 years and with time served she will get 1 to 2 years in the joint......and her dad will have won..again. :o ...just my gut feeling.


    Godfather.

    she'll get time served...imho

    Dad wins....i just can't wrap my head around it all, but sadly, yep, I'm thinking so too :(

    the whole thing is very perplexing
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  • megatronmegatron Posts: 3,420
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  • cincybearcatcincybearcat Posts: 16,495
    know1 wrote:
    ComeToTX wrote:
    know1 wrote:
    There simply wasn't enough evidence to convict her.

    In that regard, justice was actually served. Due to the lack of evidence, there was still reasonable doubt.

    the 31 days she spent clubbing before reporting her child missing and then lying to the cops about it is all the evidence i need.

    That is not proof that she murdered the child. Thank goodness you weren't on the jury.

    True...but it is proof of far more than just lying to investigators.
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  • Jason PJason P Posts: 19,157
    The State of Florida and it's non-stop shenanigans continues to amaze me. I think this jury's verdict may break the Top 20 of 'effed up things to happen in the state of Florida .... although if I did my research, it may not make the top 100 :D ..... :(
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  • JeanwahJeanwah Posts: 6,363
    know1 wrote:
    ComeToTX wrote:

    the 31 days she spent clubbing before reporting her child missing and then lying to the cops about it is all the evidence i need.

    That is not proof that she murdered the child. Thank goodness you weren't on the jury.

    True...but it is proof of far more than just lying to investigators.

    What she should have been convicted of is child abuse/negligence.
  • Wait until she gets a book deal....that is, if she knows how to write and form sentences.
    Maybe Mr. Vedder will let her write some songs for him.....

    Damien Elchols has to be THRILLED with this verdict......

    Well said.
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  • Ledbetterman10Ledbetterman10 Posts: 16,929
    megatron wrote:
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    Lots of dark comedy going around the internet with this case.
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  • LizardLizard So Cal Posts: 12,091
    The opening defense statements said the child was not murdered---she died in the pool. OK. They are admitting that negligence occurred and she covered it up....but they still said no to manslaughter.

    I am sure there is some technical law that I am missing. Maybe "negligent" manslaughter not on the table? But her own attys said the child died in the pool, and she knew it, and it was obviously covered up.
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  • Ledbetterman10Ledbetterman10 Posts: 16,929
    Nancy Grace to blame for the acquittal?

    http://www.freep.com/article/20110706/N ... |FRONTPAGE
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  • fox_mulderXfox_mulderX Posts: 1,134
    Nancy Grace to blame for the acquittal?

    http://www.freep.com/article/20110706/N ... |FRONTPAGE

    i hate nancy grace with a passion. her and her big mouth need to be disposed of. maybe oprah will eat her and then choke. two birds with one stone.
  • OnTheEdgeOnTheEdge Posts: 1,300
    Plenty of evidence. The system failed. All you need is a little common sense. Didn't agree with the death penalty in this case, but if found guilty it didn't mean she was definately going to get it. Bitch should be spending the rest of her life in prison. But, I have a feeling her life on the outside isn't going to be all peaches n cream. Being the most hated woman in america.Well, On the train, I guess the second most hated....................behind sarah palin :D
  • OnTheEdgeOnTheEdge Posts: 1,300
    4 Counts of providing false information to law enforcement. You know, the law enforcement that was trying to help her find her daughter. Here on out, only republicans can be jurors. We need common sense in the courtrooms, not political correctness.
  • gimmesometruth27gimmesometruth27 St. Fuckin Louis Posts: 23,303
    OnTheEdge wrote:
    4 Counts of providing false information to law enforcement. You know, the law enforcement that was trying to help her find her daughter. Here on out, only republicans can be jurors. We need common sense in the courtrooms, not political correctness.
    it wasn't political correctness in the courtroom, it was the fact that the state did not prove it's case. period. end of discussion. you can not convict someone of murder in the first without a cause of death, and there was no definitive cause of death. any rational person would agree with that.
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  • keeponrockinkeeponrockin Posts: 7,446
    OnTheEdge wrote:
    Plenty of evidence.
    I think she did it, or at least covered it up, but what evidence proves that she killed the child? You're innocent until proven guilty, and unfortunately, she wasn't proven guilty.
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  • Jason PJason P Posts: 19,157
    OnTheEdge wrote:
    4 Counts of providing false information to law enforcement. You know, the law enforcement that was trying to help her find her daughter. Here on out, only republicans can be jurors. We need common sense in the courtrooms, not political correctness.
    it wasn't political correctness in the courtroom, it was the fact that the state did not prove it's case. period. end of discussion. you can not convict someone of murder in the first without a cause of death, and there was no definitive cause of death. any rational person would agree with that.
    You are correct that the state was not able to prove the case due to the guidelines that are given to the jurors. I wouldn't call it political correctness ... more to due with the bureaucratic nature of our court system. With the jurors making comments about how sick to their stomach they were with finding her not guilty tells me that they were able to make the correlation that she was guilty, but were not allowed to use their reasoning when making the final call.

    It's crazy to me that because a body has decomposed beyond a state where you can identify the cause of death, the law forces jurors to shrug their shoulders and go, "Oh well, what are you gonna do?". Heaven forbid we allow ourselves to make logical conclusions based on reasoning and circumstantial evidence.
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  • gimmesometruth27gimmesometruth27 St. Fuckin Louis Posts: 23,303
    Jason P wrote:
    OnTheEdge wrote:
    4 Counts of providing false information to law enforcement. You know, the law enforcement that was trying to help her find her daughter. Here on out, only republicans can be jurors. We need common sense in the courtrooms, not political correctness.
    it wasn't political correctness in the courtroom, it was the fact that the state did not prove it's case. period. end of discussion. you can not convict someone of murder in the first without a cause of death, and there was no definitive cause of death. any rational person would agree with that.
    You are correct that the state was not able to prove the case due to the guidelines that are given to the jurors. I wouldn't call it political correctness ... more to due with the bureaucratic nature of our court system. With the jurors making comments about how sick to their stomach they were with finding her not guilty tells me that they were able to make the correlation that she was guilty, but were not allowed to use their reasoning when making the final call.

    It's crazy to me that because a body has decomposed beyond a state where you can identify the cause of death, the law forces jurors to shrug their shoulders and go, "Oh well, what are you gonna do?". Heaven forbid we allow ourselves to make logical conclusions based on reasoning and circumstantial evidence.
    don't blame the jurors, blame the prosecution for filing the wrong charges against her.
    manslaughter and criminal neglect would have been easier to prove.

    ever try to win a game of clue without a murder weapon/cause of death?
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  • JonnyPistachioJonnyPistachio Florida Posts: 10,219
    OnTheEdge wrote:
    4 Counts of providing false information to law enforcement. You know, the law enforcement that was trying to help her find her daughter. Here on out, only republicans can be jurors. We need common sense in the courtrooms, not political correctness.

    wow, even in this Casey Anthony discussion, we can find a way to blame democrats. That is too funny! :lol:
    OnTheEdge wrote:
    Plenty of evidence. The system failed. All you need is a little common sense.

    Now common sense can trump evidence? :?
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  • FlaggFlagg Posts: 5,856
    Not one bit of DNA evidence to link her to the murder...

    Right???

    Was there any DNA evidence whatsoever that could link her to the crime????

    No. DNA or otherwise. I understand people are upset. I was too. But after reading more and more about it, people should be upset at the prosecution. They went to trial with zero evidence. None.

    She is still a disgusting excuse for a human being.

    But everyone saying "the system didn't work". It did work - exactly as it is supposed to. The burden of proof is on the state and the state failed.

    Gimmiesometruth27 pretty much summed it up. They failed to provide a cause of death. Without a cause of death, how can you convict someone of murder? It isn't what you know. It is what you can prove. And they couldn't prove it.
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  • VINNY GOOMBAVINNY GOOMBA Posts: 1,818
    I really don't know much about this case at all, but a few guys in my band were talking about it last night and they mentioned that the grandmother of the child could have been the murderer as easily as the mother for how creepy she also seemed to be.
  • StillHereStillHere Posts: 7,795
    well..at least the judge gave her the max on the providing false info to law enforcement

    4 years and 4 thousand bucks

    with time served and good time she'll be out in a month
    peace,
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  • ComeToTXComeToTX Austin Posts: 7,876
    StillHere wrote:
    well..at least the judge gave her the max on the providing false info to law enforcement

    4 years and 4 thousand bucks

    with time served and good time she'll be out in a month

    how about next week...
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  • StillHereStillHere Posts: 7,795
    ComeToTX wrote:
    StillHere wrote:
    well..at least the judge gave her the max on the providing false info to law enforcement

    4 years and 4 thousand bucks

    with time served and good time she'll be out in a month

    how about next week...

    yep ...
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  • Godfather.Godfather. Posts: 12,504
    Casey Anthony Stays in Jail; Sentenced to One Year for Each of Four Counts ...


    Godfather.
  • StillHereStillHere Posts: 7,795
    see the release date was moved back till the 17th?
    peace,
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  • ComeToTXComeToTX Austin Posts: 7,876
    Godfather. wrote:
    Casey Anthony Stays in Jail; Sentenced to One Year for Each of Four Counts ...


    Godfather.

    right...for 9 more days. JUSTICE!
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  • StillHereStillHere Posts: 7,795
    ComeToTX wrote:
    Godfather. wrote:
    Casey Anthony Stays in Jail; Sentenced to One Year for Each of Four Counts ...


    Godfather.

    right...for 9 more days. JUSTICE!

    :roll:
    peace,
    jo

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  • BlockheadBlockhead Posts: 1,538
    Flagg wrote:
    Not one bit of DNA evidence to link her to the murder...

    Right???

    Was there any DNA evidence whatsoever that could link her to the crime????

    No. DNA or otherwise. I understand people are upset. I was too. But after reading more and more about it, people should be upset at the prosecution. They went to trial with zero evidence. None.

    She is still a disgusting excuse for a human being.

    But everyone saying "the system didn't work". It did work - exactly as it is supposed to. The burden of proof is on the state and the state failed.

    Gimmiesometruth27 pretty much summed it up. They failed to provide a cause of death. Without a cause of death, how can you convict someone of murder? It isn't what you know. It is what you can prove. And they couldn't prove it.
    Whats the explanation for the Scott Peterson case then?
  • mikepegg44mikepegg44 Posts: 3,353
    Blockhead wrote:
    Flagg wrote:
    Not one bit of DNA evidence to link her to the murder...

    Right???

    Was there any DNA evidence whatsoever that could link her to the crime????

    No. DNA or otherwise. I understand people are upset. I was too. But after reading more and more about it, people should be upset at the prosecution. They went to trial with zero evidence. None.

    She is still a disgusting excuse for a human being.

    But everyone saying "the system didn't work". It did work - exactly as it is supposed to. The burden of proof is on the state and the state failed.

    Gimmiesometruth27 pretty much summed it up. They failed to provide a cause of death. Without a cause of death, how can you convict someone of murder? It isn't what you know. It is what you can prove. And they couldn't prove it.
    Whats the explanation for the Scott Peterson case then?

    stronger circumstantial evidence?
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  • BlockheadBlockhead Posts: 1,538
    mikepegg44 wrote:
    Blockhead wrote:
    Whats the explanation for the Scott Peterson case then?

    stronger circumstantial evidence?
    They never even figured out how the (wife/child) were killed.
  • FlaggFlagg Posts: 5,856
    It was circumstantial as well, but I guess there was more of it. Plus the key defense witness pretty much ruined their case - Dr. Charles March.

    Regardless, it does bear a lot of similarities doesn't it?
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