I was 100% sure Casey was guilty of premeditated murder the day I found this site and read the excellent 31 day calendar.
But, a speck of doubt has entered my mind now, anyone else?
My doubt has come from:
1) Something fishy about GA & LA
2) I don't ascribe to "All Defense Teams are Devils" theories. That affection by the defense team displayed to Casey after the verdict. It was genuine. They honesty believe she didn't murder Caylee. It's like they all know the real truth.
I am now about 80% sure, and it's bugging the heck out of me.
The truth they all know and the win they are celebrating is that they got a Guilty person off. I say this because a few months ago I learned for a fact from someone on OJ Defense Team that they did all in fact know he was GUILTY!!!I was 100% sure Casey was guilty of premeditated murder the day I found this site and read the excellent 31 day calendar.
But, a speck of doubt has entered my mind now, anyone else?
My doubt has come from:
1) Something fishy about GA & LA
2) I don't ascribe to "All Defense Teams are Devils" theories. That affection by the defense team displayed to Casey after the verdict. It was genuine. They honesty believe she didn't murder Caylee. It's like they all know the real truth.
I am now about 80% sure, and it's bugging the heck out of me.
Re: the fingerprints, I've said this often now, and I'm going to say it again: I talked directly to a criminalist in April and asked him that very question the answer is: after 6 months, and the tape being underwater, there wouldn't be fingerprints. Water is extremely destructive. So therefore, doesn't mean Casey's fingerprints weren't there- it means they were destroyed!!!To me, we have to separate the actions that go to murder and exclude the actions that could also apply to a dysfunctional accident cover-up. For purposes of analysis only. I think this is exactly what the jury did. It also hit me that the only possibilities are:
1. murder 1, she planned it
2. manslaughter, she chloroformed her and she od'd
3. or a true accident are the only three likely possibilities.
The only real evidence of murder 1 was the duct tape and the chloroform searches, right? With Kronk moving the body, the LE not getting the body sooner, and GA's duct tape without her fingerprints...there's your doubt.
The searches are another story. She can claim the "chloroform" search related to Tony's my space. But the "neck-breaking" and "killing with household items" can not reasonably be explained in any way shape or form.
Guilty. This was a miscarriage of justice. This trial was so public that I think our justice system took a hit in front of the entire world.
Right. Though then we also have to remember the jurors were not in a vaccuum absent common sense. The could have legally chosen to believe the state in the absense of having every single strand of DNA, every moment in the duct tape's travels...and connecting some random meter reader to manipulatng a skull is more plausible than KC having taped her and dumped her? No way. They navigated it in the Scott Peterson case with far greater ease. Heck, they navigated it in the OJ case and, IIRC, some of the jurors came forward years later basically admitting they knew he was guilty, but ah, the times called for the aqcuittal of a black celebrity.
I believe she is guilty and I guess I could understand if one or two jurors found reasonable doubt, ie, if they said perhaps it was the case that there was an accident in Casey (not George)'s prescence and she panicked and hid the body. I could see a few buying that scenario. But I cannot fathom all 12 buying it. And I absolutely cannot fathom how they could buy the defense scenario of an accidental drowning and George being involved. I think it is disingenuous if anyone says that they believe she is actually innocent which I took the alternative juror to say he believed for all intents and purposes.