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A hint of the trial to come? JP elluding to the fact that the defense has nothing to go on, and are as likely at finding something as striking oil. Nice.

Honestly, who does she think she's fooling? We've all suspected she was leaving the case, she's been notedly absent for months, far longer than Casey was declared indigient. Further - of course she can't afford to be on a team that's almost certain to go down as a conviction and possibly a...

THANK YOU!!!! I've been waiting for someone to say this. Not only would touch DNA fall under Baez's coined term junk science, that's probably the main reason why they want it tested outside the country!!

Just makes me wonder whether there should be laws around how many lawyers an indigent client should be allowed to retain...

I would love to be a fly on B. Conway's wall. It's amazing how long he continues to put up with the Anthonys. Man must be a saint. :angel:

The fact that she's not doing her daughter's case in the court of public opinion aside, I'm sure LE is thrilled with the case she is single-handedly building against herself as an non-credible witness.

He's really not the sharpest crayon in the box, is he? Bottom line is, if you don't want your photos to end up on someone else's website don't post them to Facebook - or any other public sharing website.

I believe that both Cindy and George new fully what KC was not only a liar, but incapable of caring for herself or her child. They may have even known or feared she had mental issues.It's quite possible that they were not willing to acknowledge this to friends or family out of embarrassment. I...

I would say except for when Cindy commented that she thought Caylee was still alive. It seemed to me that KC was fighting back emotion after she said that. She started pulling the corners of her mouth down in more, and her nostrils were flaring like she was trying to fight back some sort of emotion.

It's hard not to love someone who is completely passionate about what she does. The irony is that Caylee's story has really been a big break for KB on a national level - it's huge for her career. Yet, you know that it goes so much deeper for her. She wants justice for Caylee, just like the rest...

This is all just more defense spin. Bottom line, the definitive evidence that will prove Caylee's body was placed there after KC was incarcerated, as promised by the defense, does not exist. Rather than admit it, they want to apply logic to an illogical statement. Why? Because they don't have...

It's sad, isn't it? KC's defense knows she's going down, so as a last resort, they keep gut punching the prosecution. The allegations keep getting more and more ridiculous. You know your client is going to hell in a hand-basket when the only possible theory you can throw out there is an insane...

I understand where this is coming from, I can't believe ANYONE would just decide not to report their child missing - but I fail to see how something like this would help the situation. And honestly, KC basically was incarcerated within a day of police finding out that her daughter had...

I just don't see how they can keep going back to this issue - hasn't it already been resolved? Do none of Strickland's rulings apply now that he has stepped down? I don't get it.

Isn't there a bit (okay, well maybe a lot) of the cart going before the horse going on here? I'm really tired of these motions, what with the trial not even expected to begin until next year. I hope this new judge will put a stop to all of this nonsense somehow...

I'm no lawywer, but I don't see how this motion would stand up - I see no way that the constution protects your right to "select" a counsel if you can afford it, just right to counsel. The law was designed to protect those who can't afford counsel, not the other way around (regardless of whether...

Apologies if this has already been brought up, but does this just amount to another stall tactic by the defense? I can't imagine what they would have to gain by removing Judge S. from the case. I always thought he was rediculously fair...

I think this is a great question. Sometimes, I do want them charged. Other times, I feel that they are already paying for their actions with public sentiment and most likely helping to earn KC a harsher penalty.

I used to be up early in the morning and watch Fox News before going to work. After being casually interested in a couple of spots on KC, I happened to watch M. Kelly interview CA one morning and was so taken aback by her rudeness and beligerence toward Megyn that I became very intrigued by...

I understand where you are coming from MD Mommy, so hopefully I'm not coming across too harshly, but in a way, she is above KC. We are all sinners (yes, I know, most of us aren't murders) - but I truly believe that what sets us apart from others is assuming responsibility for your actions with...