NO WAY, JOSE!
I might be able to buy his defense if his client hadn't gone out of her way to party and live la bella vita for 31 days, as well as make up a fake nanny, fake friends with fake children, and pretend to have a job a Universal Studios. I might have been able to buy his defense if his client hadn't looked up "neck-breaking", "household weapons" and "how to make chloroform" on the home computer.
And then of course, we have the duct tape, the heart sticker, the alleged fight between Cindy and Casey, the "snot-head" comment via instant messenger, the high levels of chloroform in the trunk, the evidence of decomposition in the trunk and again, the duct tape.
If I wanted to ignore reality and common sense, then perhaps I'd be able to accept Jose's version of events. Casey's actions during those 31 days (and in the months leading up to this) are what convince me that she's guilty of murder. MOO.