You have given her (or some child) peace and, soon, a proper resting place. Thank you for the way you handled it. God bless you. (I also hope you get any reward money being offered.)
Sarcasm: What is he afraid of...they're trying to find Caylee (who is alive and missing, he claims) and that could only help his client!
Truth: She's 'had' and he knows it...even before today.
Thank you for the update, Tricia. I hope he gets answers w/o going through too much. I went through various procedures and two surgeries in about six months (one recent--major surgery) and still have no answers.:doh:
I can't completely shake my distrust of LP, but I'm glad he's doing something (edit: searching). Of course, if he's lying or planting things that will change...but I don't see him going that far. My concern was him seeking the attention and making a profit...nothing illegal. Anyhow, LE is right...
I do not and will not (ever) feel sad or bad for her. It was completely her choice...even to make it worse. I also don't care about her possible excuses...I've had a pretty rough life and a few traumatic experiences myself. I feel for victims, especially the helpless and defenseless...not those...
I agree, I think she should/could talk if it's on the table.
I don't think it will happen yet, but at some point durning the trial...if it's on the table.
I think it's interesting, but I do some of those things. For example: The present/past tense issue...sometimes when speaking of a past incident, I mentally place myself back and relay from there. I know I do that about my sexual assault. Maybe it's abnormal, but it doesn't mean lying. It makes...
"Nilton Diaz was charged with second-degree murder for the death of Noeris Vasquez."
More at link: http://tinyurl.com/3nzavg
ETA: Here is a link stating that Baez did represent him (to show it's the right person).
http://www.wesh.com/news/17030505/detail.html
I must say, nothing would surprise me about Casey...but this is standard procedure. There simply are requirements for lead and co-counsel in capital cases.
Sorry to quote my own post, but I think I understand the "may" now. Duh. It's because they're not certain if it will be a capital case or not just yet. If so, buh-bye, Baez.
Rule 3.112 of the Florida Rules of Criminal Procedure (2000) outline the minimum standards for attorneys in capital cases:
http://www.ncsconline.org/WC/CourTopics/StateLinks.asp?id=112#Florida
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