I have read every post in both of these threads and I would just like to give my :twocents:
For those who think the verdict is wrong: Many of you have been on this case since day 1. You have read all of the documents/post here and on other forums, articles from outside sources and know many things that were not presented to the jury. Even before this trial started many of you KNEW she was guilty and nothing was going to change your mind. You have that right...you read everything...you invested time and emotions. I see many of you placing in your post things that were NOT brought out in the trial, things that the jury never saw/heard. If any of you had been on the jury you would have voted Guilty simply from emotion. That is why the choosing of this jury was so important. They needed people who knew nothing or very little about this case because it is human nature to judge from emotion. I applaud each and everyone of you for all of the time/emotion that you have invested in this case.
(Snipped for space) - Let me ask you something. If you had been involved in the searches for Caylee, every moment you were able, looking, looking everywhere, worrying nights, sleuthing here in the forums, wondering if she was telling a fib or the truth for months only to find out in opening statements of the trial that Caylee was dead on 6/16/08, would you be so inclined to forgive all of what she put so many people through? Yes, I believe she is guilty, absolutely. Maybe I'm one of the lucky ones that is able to connect the dots but, when the truth is obscured to this extent only to realize it was all for naught anyway, she has a Huge debt to pay. Not to me. Not to the justice system. To her daughter. She's destroyed lives, reputations, cost atrocious amounts of money to the Florida taxpayers and didn't have one thing to say for herself when she had the opportunity in court. 2nd chance? I'd rather Caylee had that but, that's not to be.