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I didn't know if her ideas were already addressed here on Websleuths during the last three years and I missed it. I was struck by her claims that there were photos of Caylee that are sealed, and her claims about how chloroform is supposedly commonly used on children for nefarious reasons, and...

Whoa! Has Wendy Murphy's theory been discussed in this forum? I can't listen to her as a talking head because she's too loud and screechy, but the points she makes in this article are ideas I've never heard before. Does anyone know if she's already been discredited, or is there something to...

Yeah. I keep expecting to hear the spin from Cindy and family, because surely they're having him go on all these shows. Yet, he's still unable to comment on just about every question. Perhaps the Anthonys haven't figured out their angle yet, because Casey still isn't speaking to them, or...

I predict that Casey will be an outcast in society and won't make money from the media or book deals. The general public will be doing something that no one else in Casey's life, past and present, did -- holding her accountable for her actions. This will at least bring some satisfaction to...

Although I haven't watched coverage since a couple of days after the verdict, during those couple of days I was already tired of hearing (or hearing about): Which agent Jose Baez signed with The million dollar offers for Casey's interview The words "book deal" And, of course, the words "walk...

I've been "thanking" both points of view in this thread. So many of you have such good reasoning about this and I'm learning as I read along. It's a frustrating subject, that's for sure.

The other night Nancy Grace had on Dr. William Weitz, clinical psychologist, who examined Casey for the defense back in 2009. After an extensive evaluation, he concluded that Casey does not have a psychotic/thought disorder, mood disorder or a personality disorder that met the formal criteria...

After reading Marcia Clark's article, I don't understand why it's lawful to sequester a jury. If it's been scientifically proven that sequestered juries form a tribe mentality and would rather compromise to get along than use critical thinking, even being prone to brainwashing by the stronger...

I know. It's difficult to see a blatant travesty of justice, and for reasons few understand.

I didn't realize the jury was included under those rules. I thought those rules were for the sake of the jury, but probably didn't apply to the jury. I'm not saying the jury would be allowed loud sighing and outbursts, but I wouldn't have thought they were obligated to have poker faces. Casey...

Which makes what I head juror #3 tell Greta last night all the more disappointing. She said that she could tell that Casey was deliberately keeping her face without expression, and that's what they as jurors were doing also, so that no one could read them. Maybe I'm reaching on this one but...

Well said. I heard Juror #3 say it didn't bother them that Casey didn't testify (something most juries actually do want), because they understood the law and that she didn't have to testify. Why, or why, couldn't they have taken the time to understand the law about cause of death?

It sounded to me like Cindy was frustrated that Casey was still living off of her and George, not up and out, not being responsible and not paying them back the money she owed. It seems like Jesse saw himself as the White Knight and was buying all of Casey's "woe is me" stories.

I've thought it was a character issue all along. Lack thereof, of course.

In his victory speech the other day, Jose Baez said that Caylee "has passed on", as if she died of natural causes or something. I think it's strange that no one on the defense team seems at all concerned with releasing a woman who (according to them) has all kinds of imaginary friends, lies...

Many people who choose to allow (or continue to allow) a Casey in their life tend to tiptoe around them in order to avoid wrath. Willful blindness.

I don't think people would have disliked attorneys representing Casey if they had backed up their opening argument with evidence, rather than sneaking in stories to influence a jury and then never proving any of it (e.g., Jose Baez). And I think it's rational to dislike an attorney (Cheney...

It seems like their roles are still the same, and likely always will be. Casey is still arrogant (notice her expressions when talking to her attorneys, and how she looked like she felt superior to her parents during their testimonies), Lee is still odd (according to JA, he turned in an...

I do! I'm glad this website is here, and that it's moderated so well. Thank you to everyone who makes this possible.

Yeah, Cheney Mason should be indignant at naysayers and proud of what he and the stellar defense team did. They were actually able to confuse an already indifferent jury who didn't want to be there in the first place, and who seemed too bored with science to even bother with it, or with any of...