Beyond Belief
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The foreman juror seems very aggressive. I wonder if we had jurors in there that could be easily convinced by someone else's viewpoint?
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The foreman juror seems very aggressive. I wonder if we had jurors in there that could be easily convinced by someone else's viewpoint?
JMO but my gut is the news conference will be an appeal for peace and calm.
If someone were getting charged, I think we would see the prosecution or the Sheriff himself.
As I said, JMO.
We are a pathetic bunch, aren't we. I personally, need a 12 step program. Try as I might, I just can't seem to stay away from here.:banghead:
The injustice is just more than I can fathom and I keep searching and reading, hoping someone has come up with a way to right what went so terribly wrong.
Maybe they heard the jury talk and are going to arrest George...Because, after hearing the jury foreman I am totally convinced that Casey is innocent. NOT.I doubt it, have you seen the lineup?
I share your feelings about feeling like I need a 12 step program because once I got over my initial devastation and could actually bring myself to sign back in - I came for a different reason.
I'm not here because I want to argue about the evidence or the verdict - I will but that's not what I am here for.
I'm here because I am seeking comfort. I'm seeking solace with my friends - many of whom I considered mentors, people who listened to my opinions and gently tried to steer me in a different direction, and some not so gently. And there are some familiar names here of folks I have shared two years of pain, investigative discussions and also laughter. And I take heart seeing them here also, and some new friends also who have been here because of first their hope for justice and are now here in their pain. But most of all I feel privileged to share their hearts and their friendship. I'm here now because I need them while I begin my healing process.
But I worry about the strong ones - the ones who were here standing strong until the verdict was read. And I haven't seen them again. Those who were the mainstay of the site, the keepers of the facts - the wise ones. I miss them and hope so much that they are finding comfort in their own way.
Because I am certain they need comfort as much as I do.
I doubt it, have you seen the lineup?
Trying to get away from Caseys case I started reading Bitter Harvest by Ann Rule. Ugh. Its reminding me too much of it. Dr Debora Green killed 2 of her children in a house fire and poisoned her husband. So far at the trial the DT is blaming HER DEAD SON for the arson and poisioning. Somehow though this jury isn't comprised of simpletons.
I saw a tweet that said they will speak about the investigation that led to KC's arrest.
http://www.cfnews13.com/article/new...estigators-in-Casey-Anthony-case-speaking-outI don't think they need to and I wish they wouldn't. It was a good and fair arrest. Not sure why they even need to go there. They don't have to explain a thing.
I saw a tweet that said they will speak about the investigation that led to KC's arrest.
Just a thought* Jaycee Dugard's new book "A Stolen Life" comes out today or tomorrow and I'm going to order and read it. I can't think of a better story to read at this time than a book by someone who is a true survivor and despite all odds is alive to tell her story. I hope the money helps her and her children to live a very comfortable life - which is a refreshing thought considering how it boils me to think of anyone in the Anthony family profitting from Caylee's tragedy!
This is perfect eample of how crap gets started. I watched the interview, she didn't say anything different than the DT at trial. Caylee drowned in the pool but after the drowning Casey doewn't know what happened.
I don't think they need to and I wish they wouldn't. It was a good and fair arrest. Not sure why they even need to go there. They don't have to explain a thing.
Dude, seriously?
http://www.wftv.com/news/28514674/detail.html
WFTV has received a call from a man in Phoenix, Arizona who said he is willing to take Casey in with him, his wife and his two children. He claims he met Casey a few years ago
I don't know what the answer is, but I do agree that sequestering a jury for weeks or months on end is not a good idea. With all of the changes in the world in the past two decades, technology-wise, people are just too used to being in constant contact with other people...and if all they have is each other, locked in hotel rooms or restaurants, they will connect and communicate and form bonds. I don't know if it worked better or differently in the "old days" but this trial, if nothing else, can be used as a study for sequestration, perhaps. If it is going to be done, it has to be all the way, i.e. so that each juror has a guard outside their door, if necessary, to keep them from talking in private with each other.
If these jurors truly had not spoken about the case prior to last Monday, then it should have taken far longer than it did (11 hours) just to let off steam, talking about the case at last. They should have been tripping over each other to get their words out.
I noticed CA hugging one deputy - wonder if he was one that gaurded the jurors at their hotel...
Just a thought* Jaycee Dugard's new book "A Stolen Life" comes out today or tomorrow and I'm going to order and read it. I can't think of a better story to read at this time than a book by someone who is a true survivor and despite all odds is alive to tell her story. I hope the money helps her and her children to live a very comfortable life - which is a refreshing thought considering how it boils me to think of anyone in the Anthony family profitting from Caylee's tragedy!