OneLostGrl
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you could prolly put money on almost any horse in the axis ii stable, and still win that race!
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you could prolly put money on almost any horse in the axis ii stable, and still win that race!
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Last Edited: Monday, 10 Nov 2008, 5:25 PM EST
Created: Monday, 10 Nov 2008, 5:25 PM EST
ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. (WOFL FOX 35, Orlando)
Divers find no sign of Caylee; Anthonys confront Padilla
***In the midst of a dive search that bounty hunter Padilla's crew was doing Cindy and George Anthony came out to confront Leonard Padilla.
The point of contention: a memorial service Padilla has planned for Caylee Tuesday morning.***
When Anna Nicole Smith died in Florida, and there was a conflict over where her remains would be buried, a Guardian ad Litem was appointed for her infant child.
Granted, in the Anna Nicole Smith case the circumstances were completely different - a living child and a dead mother, and custody of the child was not yet determined.
In the case of Caylee Anthony, there doesn't seem to be anyone making the right decisions on her behalf, dead or alive.
I can envision a scenario where Caylee's remains are found and positively identified through DNA, and the Anthonys still insisting that the remains are not those of Caylee, and refusing to take possession of the remains for a funeral. Who then makes the decision on Caylee's burial?
It's my birthday tonight and I'm waiting for the show to start to eat my cake. Seriously. I know, I have no life. My hubby and kids understand. 8pm is "mommy's time". I am hoping it's as good as the episode the other night with Nejame. That was classic.
It's my birthday tonight and I'm waiting for the show to start to eat my cake. Seriously. I know, I have no life. My hubby and kids understand. 8pm is "mommy's time". I am hoping it's as good as the episode the other night with Nejame. That was classic.
That's because there was money involved. There was (and still is) an estate. There is no estate here. There is just a little girl who has been wronged. The best that could be accomplished here is that the only family we know of, would be prohibited from earning monies in her name.When Anna Nicole Smith died in Florida, and there was a conflict over where her remains would be buried, a Guardian ad Litem was appointed for her infant child.
Granted, in the Anna Nicole Smith case the circumstances were completely different - a living child and a dead mother, and custody of the child was not yet determined.
In the case of Caylee Anthony, there doesn't seem to be anyone making the right decisions on her behalf, dead or alive.
I can envision a scenario where Caylee's remains are found and positively identified through DNA, and the Anthonys still insisting that the remains are not those of Caylee, and refusing to take possession of the remains for a funeral. Who then makes the decision on Caylee's burial?
If LE had been there would she have performed this hysteria?
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The Anthonys would have been far better off letting NeJame issue a statement to the effect that holding a memorial service at this time is inappropriate. Period end of story.
Of course they never seem to do that which would make them better off, so instead we have pointless confrontation and tears and more scandalous video for consumption by the masses (us).
November is sweeps month, when TV stations set their ad rates based on viewership. Cindy is probably single-handedly boosting the bottom line of every television station in Orlando.
It's my birthday tonight and I'm waiting for the show to start to eat my cake. Seriously. I know, I have no life. My hubby and kids understand. 8pm is "mommy's time". I am hoping it's as good as the episode the other night with Nejame. That was classic.
I can envision a scenario where Caylee's remains are found and positively identified through DNA, and the Anthonys still insisting that the remains are not those of Caylee, and refusing to take possession of the remains for a funeral. Who then makes the decision on Caylee's burial?
Actually, they have a signed document giving them guardianship over Caylee in the event that Casey cannot parent her....this would definitely fall into that situation, IF Caylee were actually alive.
If LE had been there would she have performed this hysteria?
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I have thought about this - The courts need to step in here. Cindy and George swear the child is alive. Going on their assumption then the court needs to appoint a Guardian ad Litem for Caylee.
They have NO LEGAL rights to Caylee, so they legally cannot speak for her in anyway.
I am writing the DA and ask they appoint a Guardian ad Litem for Caylee. A legal guardian is a person who has the legal authority (and the corresponding duty) to care for the personal and property interests of another person, called a ward. Usually, a person has the status of guardian because the ward is incapable of caring for his or her own interests due to infancy, incapacity, or disability.
That's because there was money involved. There was (and still is) an estate. There is no estate here. There is just a little girl who has been wronged. The best that could be accomplished here is that the only family we know of, would be prohibited from earning monies in her name.
I think about this case too much. Lately, I've been wondering...Really, there must be some young guy out there who thinks "omg...I could be her father!" Some guy who knows where he was in November/December of 2004 who gets the cold sweats seeing all of this. I do hope that he comes forward. For the daughter that he might have never met or known...Simply because he realizes that she was his and that she deserves his voice and protection. Some guy who is willing to take a risk for the daughter that perhaps he wasn't allowed to meet or know. Caylee deserves a voice. She's entitled to it.
Sadly, you're right. This is as real as it gets, but the scenario is more like the most absurd soap opera - criminal mother, delusional family, disconnected relatives, concerned bystanders, famewh*ring lawyers, incompetent PR guys, do-gooders and grandstanders.Ive never seen a real live nervous breakdown right before my eyes before. This will be the next reality show, Live!! The Breakdown!!
If I'm not mistaken, the searchers had permission from law enforcement to conduct this search today. I saw a couple of cops out there yesterday when all this was being decided and MURT said to the camera feed they had permission to search today.
Since this is a public area, the camera crew had every right to video and anyone could take photos. That's legal.
As for the man in the light blue shirt, he broke the law. He threatened to physically harm the cameraman, and that was caught on camera because we saw it. That's assault just about anywhere in this country. He also menaced the cameraman. He could be arrested on what we saw alone.
If these grandparents don't want confrontation, then maybe it's time they get a lawyer who can explain the law to them.