Casey to serve one year probation #2

[ZsaZsa]

The average probationer usually isn't voted 'the most hated person in america'.

The average probationer usually doesn't have a trial watched by millions.

The average probationer usually doesn't have every single movement tracked (or attempted to be tracked) by media.

That's just 3 off the top of my head why she would get these special conditions over an 'average probationer'.

She earned the title.

 

[ZsaZsa]

Casey is not considered a violent criminal. While I agree with you that she deserves no special considerations, I think there is a difference between Casey and a criminal who has to look over his shoulder for relatives of his victim. The criminal knows who is after him. Casey doesn't, everyone hates her, from school children to old grannies. Being the most hated person in America has to make a person live in fear...I hope.

She's not a violent criminal in the eyes of the Pinellas 12, but as for the rest of us... millions apparently believe she is guilty of the murder of a helpless little child in the most inhumane way. We really don't know what else she is capable of.

 

[logicalgirl]

I was thumbing through a People magazine at the Dr's yesterday and on July 25th there was one small article tucked away inside, no photo on the cover.... it was a "what's next for FCA" article. Oh how the mighty have fallen! :crazy:

LOL - too funny - gotta admit - I was not checking out inner articles - I was watching for the "payday" stuff....

No pics = no $$$$ maybe

 

[krkrjx]

The average probationer usually isn't voted 'the most hated person in america'.

The average probationer usually doesn't have a trial watched by millions.

The average probationer usually doesn't have every single movement tracked (or attempted to be tracked) by media.

That's just 3 off the top of my head why she would get these special conditions over an 'average probationer'.

Sorry, I disagree. Casey's actions have made her life what it is. No one outside of her family, neighbors, and group of friends had ever heard her name before she murdered her baby and then lied about it for three years.

No special treatment necessary, IMO. If Casey's current situation were due to reasons beyond her control I would have a different take on this. But as things are, Casey is responsible for how she got where she is today, and I do not think the state or the taxpayers owe her any special conditions.

 

[logicalgirl]

The average probationer usually isn't voted 'the most hated person in america'.

The average probationer usually doesn't have a trial watched by millions.

The average probationer usually doesn't have every single movement tracked (or attempted to be tracked) by media.

That's just 3 off the top of my head why she would get these special conditions over an 'average probationer'.

I don't think she should have special circumstances - and sure she might get "cat calls" so what? But I don't believe we have heard of one "genuine" credible threat to her safety - just a bunch of emailed rubbish to the DT - big deal.

It is what it is. Let her learn to be a regular person who is on probation. The most she should get is an alert to the OCSD to answer any 911 calls for or about her on a "stat" basis, whatever their code for that is.

Beyond that - no special handling. IMO

 

[Chilly Willy]

She's not a violent criminal in the eyes of the Pinellas 12, but as for the rest of us... millions apparently believe she is guilty of the murder of a helpless little child in the most inhumane way. We really don't know what else she is capable of.

You suggested that the court needs to inform the public of where she's living because she's violent. In the eyes of the law she is not violent, so that won't happen. It doesn't matter what we think.

 

[Solace]

The 26th, Friday.....:woohoo:

oHHHHHHHHH, THANK YOU LOGICAL.:seeya:

 

[DAWN TREADER]

I don't think she should have special circumstances - and sure she might get "cat calls" so what? But I don't believe we have heard of one "genuine" credible threat to her safety - just a bunch of emailed rubbish to the DT - big deal.

It is what it is. Let her learn to be a regular person who is on probation. The most she should get is an alert to the OCSD to answer any 911 calls for or about her on a "stat" basis, whatever their code for that is.

Beyond that - no special handling. IMO

ITA - it's time FCA started taking care of herself including her safety and security.

 

[LinasK]

Casey is not considered a violent criminal. While I agree with you that she deserves no special considerations, I think there is a difference between Casey and a criminal who has to look over his shoulder for relatives of his victim. The criminal knows who is after him. Casey doesn't, everyone hates her, from school children to old grannies. Being the most hated person in America has to make a person live in fear...I hope.

In my eyes she's a violent criminal. I saw the murderous rage on her face when she snarled in court and bared her teeth at Baez. I know that she Chloroformed and Duct Taped her baby daughter and bagged her up in trash bags and threw her away in the woods to rot! Her own mother even called her a sociopath! One of Cindy's few true statements! I'm so glad Casey is NOT in the state of California, or I'd be looking over my shoulder for fear of my own safety and that of my family!!!:twocents:

 

[natsound]

I don't think she should have special circumstances - and sure she might get "cat calls" so what? But I don't believe we have heard of one "genuine" credible threat to her safety - just a bunch of emailed rubbish to the DT - big deal.

It is what it is. Let her learn to be a regular person who is on probation. The most she should get is an alert to the OCSD to answer any 911 calls for or about her on a "stat" basis, whatever their code for that is.

Beyond that - no special handling. IMO

ITA, don't coddle this woman. What are they expecting, an assassination attempt from the grassy knoll if her probation plans are made public?

 

[watcher9]

It's said that the DT has made a deal with the DOC on KC reporting to probation.

Up in the today's news thread, the DOC said that they were not releasing any details until some time after she had reported, AND that it could be anywhere in the State of Florida.

I thought I remembered that Judge Strickland made a point of her having to serve in Orange County. Is the DOC again going against the court's order?

 

[Purple Iris]

ITA, don't coddle this woman. What are they expecting, an assassination attempt from the grassy knoll if her probation plans are made public?

Let her serve her time just as others would.

As far as her "Safety" goes, for one thing, if her team of liars would stay out of the public eyes, quit parading her around "in secret" and then selling those "busted out" photo's, they wouldn't have to worry.

I mean come on, yeah, the public is outraged at the verdict, her, her team, her family, ect, but honestly, how many people would really take an opportunity to take a shot at her???

Her life is NOT worth going to jail over, and be assured, if someone did, they sure as he// would not end up with a jury like she had.

Her defense team needs to come up for air, and stop their whining.

The money is gone.
Cut their losses and get on with their lifes.
Stop with the press releases and interviews.

Stop babysitting her ~ Your obligation to her is OVER.

Let her work a midnight shift somewhere, where people are less likely to take notice of her.
Make her pay rent on a small apartment or motel by the week place.
Set bounderies for her and make her stick to them.

The biggest kick to her ego would be for her to see that
NO ONE CARES what she does.

No one cares ~
Not seeing her name and picture on the front of every newspaper or magazine, or, the first name mentioned at the start of any newscast is more than she can probably stand. I bet she does those little "fisties" all the time.

Her defense team worked their charm on the jury.
They are responsible for her getting her free pass and her freedom.

Let her reap what they have sowed, and lets see if she can abide by the rules set forth for any other person that is walking into their probation officers office on any given day.

Let's see if she can do it.

 

[rotterdam]

Casey is not considered a violent criminal. While I agree with you that she deserves no special considerations, I think there is a difference between Casey and a criminal who has to look over his shoulder for relatives of his victim. The criminal knows who is after him. Casey doesn't, everyone hates her, from school children to old grannies. Being the most hated person in America has to make a person live in fear...I hope.

I agree with you on that . Every day felons are released from prison/jail or even acquitted, that did violent things to another human, either resulting in death or maimed for life.
Yet, amazingly even close relatives of victims very rarely resort to vigilante justice.
That story about KC being in danger from the public , is just that , a story, dreamed up by the DT to get special treatment for their client and attempting to keep her in the news for $$$.
Folks like to gawk/rubberneck at KC because she is considered an infamous freak. But they would not want to do prison time for her by physically harming her in some way. Caylee was not a close relative of them.
JMO

 

[lowens1975]

Does the average probationer get these special considerations? Do they keep the location of violent criminals secret after release? I thought nowadays the public was supposed to be made aware of where they were so they could take what steps they felt necessary to ensure their own safety...? There must be plenty of released criminals who have to look over their shoulder in case their victims or their relatives spot them!
RH said that the address of criminals on probation in Fla was a matter of public record. But obviously not for FCA!

I just can't believe that anyone would do her physical harm. As much as I dislike her and wish that the next time she trips and falls that there isn't an elevator floor there to stop it, your average person is going to shun her and heckle, not kill her.

 

[MsMacGyver]

I remember shortly after the trial, we were turning over magazine covers at our local supermarkets and drug stores. And for the last month, I've done the check for the last month and have been delighted to see absolutely nothing about FCA! Not a bleep - just a big fat nothing!

So Jose, what's jiggling in your pockets? Same thing?

Hey LG..I have been checking TV stations for any programs and am happy to report the only thing I've seen besides Dr. P is the bio channel ran something a couple months ago for about a week. As far as Florida doing their part to protect the felon I can see their point in wanting to also protect innocent people from her drama. As has been reported many times on HLN the special conditions are to protect the officers/public that could very well be injured if some nut does decide to take the law into their own hands. I can see alot of benefit to keeping certain things quiet to avoid anyone else being added to the list of victims.

 

[deanna82437]

It's said that the DT has made a deal with the DOC on KC reporting to probation.

Up in the today's news thread, the DOC said that they were not releasing any details until some time after she had reported, AND that it could be anywhere in the State of Florida.

I thought I remembered that Judge Strickland made a point of her having to serve in Orange County. Is the DOC again going against the court's order?

IIRC she was ordered to return to Orange County (Orlando) to report for probation, but think she may serve that probation elsewhere. Someone correct me if that's wrong.

 

[cyberborg]

The average probationer usually isn't voted 'the most hated person in america'.

The average probationer usually doesn't have a trial watched by millions.

The average probationer usually doesn't have every single movement tracked (or attempted to be tracked) by media.

That's just 3 off the top of my head why she would get these special conditions over an 'average probationer'.

Lindsay Lohan? We all know where she lives. She is not the most hated per se but most watched probation defaulter and most targetted?

 

[rotterdam]

IIRC she was ordered to return to Orange County (Orlando) to report for probation, but think she may serve that probation elsewhere. Someone correct me if that's wrong.

I would assume that DOC has the authority to have her serve probation in another locale as they would seem fit, as long as probation is served.

 

[cyberborg]

Sorry, I disagree. Casey's actions have made her life what it is. No one outside of her family, neighbors, and group of friends had ever heard her name before she murdered her baby and then lied about it for three years.

No special treatment necessary, IMO. If Casey's current situation were due to reasons beyond her control I would have a different take on this. But as things are, Casey is responsible for how she got where she is today, and I do not think the state or the taxpayers owe her any special conditions.

Completely agree.

:clap::clap::clap::clap:

FCA continues to be enabled and offered concessions because of some propaganda on death threats. Sure, maybe some folks would confront her, call her out, etc but does that warrant special treatment and deals? Really?

FCA can appease the public by going on TV and telling some story of the accident, how she is sorry, regrets how she acted ... present herself as somewhat honest and sympathetic.

The public typically want to forgive and forget ... sure many will never forgive her crimes ... most will though. FCA can defuse the situ ... it is under her control.

Instead ... FCA seeks to make big money from her appearances, she wants to negotiate deals ... that attitude together with fighting probation rather than conceding she needs it serve to fan the flames.

Sure ... FCA needs 'protection' because her defiance continues and she wants to cash in big time ... she brings it on and then wants special treatment. When will she ever change or ever learn?

 

[cityslick]

Lindsay Lohan? We all know where she lives. She is not the most hated per se but most watched probation defaulter and most targetted?

Most people don't think Lindsay Lohan killed a child. I'm not getting the correlation.