jon_burrows
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Yes I think the As would protect ICA even if the DP weren't on the table. Heck, I think they would fight a speeding ticket if they had it on video with ICA flashing the camera the bird.
IMO
IMO
Whenever I hear the TH's say that the Anthony's don't want Casey to receive the DP, but they do want the "truth", I feel nauseated. They DO NOT want the truth, they not only don't want the DP, they also don't want Casey to be convicted. They want her to walk. The "we don't want the DP" talk was (IMO) ALL for show, just like the Bibles they carry to court.
i tend toward "probably not"
i just have to say one thing. how many of the people on this board have experienced what the anthony's are going through? i'm a survivor of the homicide of my daughter and soon after her death found that the only people who understood me had also suffered the loss of a child by homicide. i can't judge these people. i cannot pretend to know what they have endured and are enduring.
3. her parents have suffered enough.
CA and ICA don't think the law has any bearing on them, they are way above that kind of stuff.
If ICA gets off she will write a book, make GOBS of money, and make Lindsay Lohan look like a girl scout.
Question: I know it's gruesome, but does anyone know if Caylee's body was placed in the bags head first or feet fiirst?
Comment: how dare Casey complain that LE and the media were misconstuing everything she said. Her whole life was misconstrued!:banghead:
As a brand-newb here perhaps I don't have the right to say this, but thank you for your courage in voicing your opinion
which appears to be against the majority here, based upon my brief readings on Websleuths. (great site!)
Wow, each post of mine here is quite long -- I do apologize, don't mean to go on & on, nor ramble. I'll try to be more concise in future.
But I'm going to write another post regarding your anti-death penalty points after this...
Thanks all, for putting up with a verbose newbie
Cher
OK peeps. Disagree with the post and never with the poster. If you need a refresher on the TOS, it is right here for you:
http://www.websleuths.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=160
The topic of this thread is: If the DP were NOT on the table, would ICA's family lie for her.
Get on back to that topic pronto please.
I agree with pretty much everything you said! I haven't had to deal with a death of a close relative yet. I lost my grandmother and two cousin in a tragic car accident, but I was too young to remember it. So the only thing I've mourned is my dog. It was during exams, I came home and found him poisoned. He used to get out at night and go after the neighbours sheep. We locked him up, but he somehow found a way out. I cried on and off the whole week. I even started crying durig an exam and had to go to the principal! I never got another dog. I buried him and for the next couple of months went and visited him sometimes and mourned him. I gave my dog more dignity and respect in death, than Casey did her own daughter.
You will never be able to convince me a mother threw away her daughter like trash, if there was nothing criminal to hide. Never.
(paraphrased): 'there is no reason for duct tape to be put on any child's face'!
My guess would be feet first.
im gonna go out and limb and say that even if CA gets the death penatly her parents will still support her and go visit her while she is in jail
Thank YOU for responding, not only informatively but so kindly!
-snipped-
Well, y'know, that freakazoid family could indeed be like the Simpsons and only have a total of 4 digits on each hand
...but still, my math skillz puts somebody out of the house and out of the pie-in-the-sky Happy Anthony Family Reunion (TM)
and the only one who could be omitted would be poor, lost Caylee. :cry:
i tend toward "probably not"
i just have to say one thing. how many of the people on this board have experienced what the anthony's are going through? i'm a survivor of the homicide of my daughter and soon after her death found that the only people who understood me had also suffered the loss of a child by homicide. i can't judge these people. i cannot pretend to know what they have endured and are enduring. -snipped-
Thank you for the welcome!
As I've mentioned a few times, I unfortunately tend to write long posts,
and I DO know that the longer the post the less it is likely to be read
This should be short: You mentioned that Casey A had mentioned (how many times, I wonder?) Caylee in the past tense:
Would you have any links or quotes for that?
That is something I'd love to examine!
Thanks again! :hi:
Cher
i tend toward "probably not"
i just have to say one thing. how many of the people on this board have experienced what the anthony's are going through? i'm a survivor of the homicide of my daughter and soon after her death found that the only people who understood me had also suffered the loss of a child by homicide. i can't judge these people. i cannot pretend to know what they have endured and are enduring.
i am up to day 26 on wftv, watching the trial. i have read and listened extensively from wftv's resource page. my belief at this time is that CA was essentially unable to address the possibility that Caylee was dead before the bones were found. consequently she HAD to go by what Casey told her even as the proof of the lying grew and grew and grew. LE had no such investment; they knew from the get that Caylee was dead and that Casey had killed her.
i believe there was a dynamic in place, from listening to the phone call from jail and watching the video visits, in which Casey just pulled her parents' strings unmercifully, and they just did not have the strength, or confidence, or what-have-you, to respond in kind. at least not when somebody else was listening...
still haven't gotten to the recent testimony. those are long days in court and i have a job. it's june 10th here and that's where i'm at.
as i recall the DP poll was closed before i could vote, or comment, and i want to weigh in on that as well. i am against it for a number of reasons.
1. i am philosophically opposed to the death penalty because i do not believe that people should kill people. i stand against all war for the same reason, though i can recognize that some war is inevitable from one side's perspective.
2. nobody saw Caylee get killed. there is no video, no audio, no witness. consequently there will always be doubt as to how she died. this is not the same as reasonable doubt as to whether her mother murdered her, which i believe there is none and casey should be convicted for 1st degree.
3. her parents have suffered enough.
4. casey is very young. in prison she can still potentially achieve something good in her life. see number 1.