doogiesgirl
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I thought that this forum was to help find Caylee. Some are looking for a live Caylee and some are looking for a dead Caylee but all are looking for Caylee.
Laying blame and trying this case because of photos or because we think something happened a certain way deprives each of us our freedom --the right to a fair trial and the "presumption of innocence". Are any of you aware of how many have been found guilty and later found innocent after many years of their lives ruined because of the "rush" to judgement or the "presumption of guilt"? I am 62 years old and have lived long enough to find out that things are not always what they seem. Yes, it does not look good for Casey. We have spent more time trying to "presume" she is guilty than to finding Caylee (dead or alive). Hey, if she is guilty our justice system will eventually prove that or our Father above will deal with it Himself.
I like everyone else feel that this child is dead but like Cindy, I hope. Went to church last night and the message was about hope as being the tool used mixed with faith to bring about miracles. I have in my life time experienced some real miracles so I can join Cindy in HOPE. There are many things that could have happened to Caylee with or without Casey's involvement. There is more to this case than any of us know and I believe in my heart that there are more people involved but if NOT, I believe it will all come out in the end.
When a jury of her peers examines ALL the evidence, those we believe we know and those we do not have knowledge of, they will be the ones to deliver the innocent or quilty verdict. Have we become a "lynch" mob thus mocking our dead soldiers and our live ones for their service to our country.
I never got to know my dad's brother. He gave his life for our country. Some of my class mates died in vietnam. They gave their lives. My nephew just got back from Iraq and promptly re-enlisted.
They have bought our justice system with their blood. We owe it to them to use that system. Lynching is just not the American way. Trusting our jurors to have the intelligence to sit in the courtroom and listen to all sides and make the right decision is all of our hope. Ladies and gentelmen, we DO NOT have all the facts. We cannot make the decision. We can only presume.
Is that what you want us to become? Who knows? It could happen to any of you. It has happened to many who were innocent and it CAN happen to you too.
I am not part of any lynch mob. I am an American who has the right of free speech. It is my OPINION that this GJ served the first plate of justice today for little Caylee. Until I am seated on KC's jury, I am entitled to state my opinion all I want, forming that opinion from what I see on TV and the internet, or read in newspapers. I am sure the majority of grown Americans realizes there is a difference between being observers on the sidelines and that of being part of a jury deciding another human beings fate. It is my opinion that you should redirect to the rants thread.