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Originally Posted by Calzone Lord
Quick review of the Casey Anthony saga....
Her kid disappears and she says nothing. A month (as in like 30 friggen days) later the grandma calls police and Casey begins to tell the first in a series of lies regarding her daughter's whereabouts.
First it's this fictitious nanny then it is a fictitious boyfriend in Jacksonville. Then her car smells like something died in it and cadaver dogs key in on it. Then she's borrowing a shovel - as if this skanky whore has ever done any gardening before in her worthless life. Then the child's body is found with traces of duct tape over her mouth.
All the while that her child - that's right HER FUCl<ING CHILD!!!! (who's the father by the way?) - is missing ... she's out whoring it up, and getting tattoo's - and bringing her friggen digiital camera along with her to capture it all.
But no, GBBOB thinks little Caylee ran off into the woods where she put duct tape over her own mouth, hopped in a garbage bag, and suffocated herself.
And - don't give me any of this bullsh!t about how she drowned in a pool on accident and the grandparents tried to cover it up. P. T. Barnum wouldn't even believe people would accept that sh!t.
Oh, and I love how the defense lawyers dressed that baby killing whore Casey up like a Mormon Librarian EVERY. FUCl<ING. DAY. of that trial! And, out of thin air, they accused Casey's father (a cop no less!) and brother of repeatedly raping her over and over - talk about resorting to anything to win!
Anyway, if you're a white hottie in this society, you can get away with anything you want -- just so long as someone doesn't catch you doing it on tape.
If it was a man, black chick, or ugly white chick in Casey's place ... life in prison at best.... and no one would give a flying fucl< about the case either.
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Don't recall Bob ever saying he thought she was innocent, he merely said the state failed to prove their case. Your emotional tirade calling names and acting like you are so outraged aside, the jury had an extremely difficult call and given this was a death penalty case, erred perhaps on the side of caution. There are a huge number of unanswered questions here and that made it difficult to "connect the dots". Absolutely no question that her behavior was the strongest part of the state's case but unless you've sat on a jury in a death penalty case, it seems all to easy to call the jury names. I'm glad I didn't have to give up 6 weeks of my life and then make this decision. I understand the anger because it's horrible that this sweet innocent little girl died before her life hardly began but instead of calling folks names, this is a time to respect the best legal system in the world...best not perfect.
07-17-2011, 04:54 PM
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