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I am in agreement with your theory. (I apologize for not having noticed this thread earlier. A bit ago, I started one asking about whether any sleuthers thought KC's attractiveness, gender or youth had anything to do with the juror's verdict. Sorry about that.)

If so, in what way? I'd be interested in hearing the opinions of fellow sleuthers. As for me, I feel it did. She wore those ruffled shirts and adjusted her chair to appear smaller, batted her eyes at all the men in her vicinity and constantly received over-the-top gestures of sympathy and...

Boodles, I understand your utter disappointment and feelings of frustration regarding the verdict. I share in it. If you would allow me, I'd like to add one more important word to your heartfelt statement and hope you won't mind: The Justice System has failed Caylee. I find a little...

Give it time. I'm sure they are just waiting for the right offer.

I don't disagree with you. I just think the jurors chose to believe Casey's story. Once I realized she was slick enough to blame her father (and somehow Roy Kronk) for the disposal of her child's body (not to mention the heinous accusations of sexual abuse), I knew she was trying to make it...

I don't see how the jury could have possibly taken the time to go through the evidence and review/analyze what was presented to them. They somehow decided to believe the baby accidentally drowned vs. the little crying girl with the ruffled shirts and ponytail/twisty bun (and her chair adjusted...

No, I don't. I think they (collectively) chose to believe the child drowned in the pool vs. Casey intentionally killing Caylee. It's possible a couple of jurors may have eventually been swayed from guilty to not guilty, but I don't think it had anything to do with sequestration.

Just watched the clip. Thank you, strawberry. To me, she seems to be complaining about her "treatment" by the guards. It looks as if DCS questions the guard behind Casey and then possibly asks her for a little privacy so they can converse without her being right next to them for a few...

She is a liar without remorse. She is a proven thief and stole from Amy (her best friend at the time), CA and her own grandparents, without remorse. In the midst of her little daughter being "missing" for 31 days and herself being arrested and put in jail for the first time, she said it...

I am also asking that question. As well as: "If she wasn't very good with computers, how did she learn to fake emails from her pretend workplace (in order to fool friends and family)?" She is probably of average intelligence. Most sociopaths are. I think she learned a lot of things...

She'll pretend to forget and never apologize.

The depositions from the last bunch of released documents...Especially Jesse Grund.

After reading Tony's defense depo, I do believe the defense is depending on reasonable doubt. Especially since they asked him when he was at KC's home and if it was before or around June 23rd. They are trying to establish that he (along with a list of others, I'm sure) had the opportunity to...

I agree with you about not believing any of their excuses but I still think Baez is going to use "Ugly Coping" behavior as part of her defense. http://www.wesh.com/caseyanthony/19317898/detail.html

After reading about the DT wanting to get the psych MD's reports into evidence, I get this nagging feeling KC will claim she was either trying to find a way to get her child out of the (alleged) cycle of abuse going on in that household (with the accusations toward her father and brother), when...

Although I truly admire and respect Judge Strickland, I'm starting to develop a real appreciation for Judge Perry. There is no way he will put up with foolishness like this motion for very long. They are hoping a new set of eyes will help their case. Good luck. I believe Judge Perry has...

Oh, that's okay, denjet. I'm glad someone else thinks so too.

JB may not be a brainiac but he's no dummy. Casey's defense team knows how capable, professional and competent Judge Strickland is and they don't want him running the courtroom during trial. They would rather have someone more easily manipulated and whipped by the defense, of course.

Florida Amateur Athletic Union. I'm assuming, anyway.

Oh, I'm right there with you on Baez. I think Cindy will be mortified, although I'm willing to bet she was warned ahead of time about the contents of the letters. She'll have some response ready for the public, I'm sure. To me, Baez is neither an analytical nor intelligent man but he is...