Latest Caylee Anthony Prayer Vigil Information

[Pondering Mind]

Maybe they will pray for Casey to end this. I know I am!

Me too SS, me too. I think it is just beyond anyones comprehension that Casey can live everyday in that house (except for the 8 hrs.everyday:furious surrounded by memories of Caylee and not be curled up in a fetal ball. What kind of person can do this??? I hope she's having the "worst of nightmares" every sleeping moment. It sounds terrible but that would give me some sort of satisfaction.

 

[karma-girl]

There will be an update at 11 re: tonights vigil...check it out here http://www.wesh.com/news/17576903/detail.html

 

[GirlinCentralFL]

http://www.wftv.com/news/17564624/detail.html

 

[BeagleMom]

Oh, please, this makes me gag! Watching the vigil on the 11pm news has just tossed me over the edge!!

First, why don't the A have any respect for any of their neighbors? They are not the only ones living in that neighborhood. I would be royally pissed if I was their neighbor. Out of respect for their neighbors they should move the vigil, as so many of you have suggested. People still have to get up and go to work. They still have to provide for their families. They don't need all this additional drama that this family has provided and provoked.

Also, did ya'll notice in CA interview that any time LE brought up that she was being less than truthful with the media, she turned it around to she was a grandmother that had lost her grandbaby. Poor CA, she told the media LE didn't pick up KC car for "days" when it was less than 24 hours. KC was taught how to manipulate and massage the truth by her own mother. Let me get this right, you can distort the truth because you are in pain.

What is with George? Doesn't he have any say in anything? Listening to his interview, I wanted to say to him, you deserve what you get with these women. I can't believe that he would have made an effective police officer. Where's your backbone.

And, I am aggravated that off duty police officers are providing security at the A home. I think LE has been abused by this family. I mean, CA tells GA what to tell LE about KC taking her car and GA chasing her. In this situation you tell LE everything you know. YOu don't try and cover for anyone or anything.

I know, I know, you just don't know how you would act in certain situations, but I can't help but believe that if people would have acted appropriately, then this train wreck would not have happened.

I believe there were a million red flags and this family didn't heed any of them.

Boy, I feel better!!

BeagleMom

 

[IrishSweetOne]

Fox 35 video http://www.myfoxorlando.com/myfox/MyFox/pages/sidebar_video.jsp?contentId=7533360&version=1&locale=EN-US

 

[Busylady]

The cell phone pics of Caylee in this article broke my heart.

http://www.wftv.com/news/17564624/detail.html

 

[Gram2]

Cindy looks thinner.

 

[Chilly Willy]

I'd have a vigil for that little girl every night of the week if she were my missing granddaughter, and I'd have it right in my own driveway too. Just let someone try to stop me.

 

[Gaia713]

Oh, please, this makes me gag! Watching the vigil on the 11pm news has just tossed me over the edge!!

First, why don't the A have any respect for any of their neighbors? They are not the only ones living in that neighborhood. I would be royally pissed if I was their neighbor. Out of respect for their neighbors they should move the vigil, as so many of you have suggested. People still have to get up and go to work. They still have to provide for their families. They don't need all this additional drama that this family has provided and provoked.

Also, did ya'll notice in CA interview that any time LE brought up that she was being less than truthful with the media, she turned it around to she was a grandmother that had lost her grandbaby. Poor CA, she told the media LE didn't pick up KC car for "days" when it was less than 24 hours. KC was taught how to manipulate and massage the truth by her own mother. Let me get this right, you can distort the truth because you are in pain.

What is with George? Doesn't he have any say in anything? Listening to his interview, I wanted to say to him, you deserve what you get with these women. I can't believe that he would have made an effective police officer. Where's your backbone.

And, I am aggravated that off duty police officers are providing security at the A home. I think LE has been abused by this family. I mean, CA tells GA what to tell LE about KC taking her car and GA chasing her. In this situation you tell LE everything you know. YOu don't try and cover for anyone or anything.

I know, I know, you just don't know how you would act in certain situations, but I can't help but believe that if people would have acted appropriately, then this train wreck would not have happened.

I believe there were a million red flags and this family didn't heed any of them.

Boy, I feel better!!

BeagleMom

Well said. I wish the taxpayers of their county woulde picket the Anthonys for abusing LE resources and make them pay for it.

 

[Lovejac]

Cindy looks thinner.

I agree, both she and George. This is definitely taking its toll.

 

[EastSideOfSaddness]

The only thing that comes to mind when I read this is, boy they sure are dumb *advertiser censored**ses, aren't they?

Same thought came to my mind :banghead:

 

[zadari]

I'd have a vigil for that little girl every night of the week if she were my missing granddaughter, and I'd have it right in my own driveway too. Just let someone try to stop me.

right on ..

 

[Can't Sleep]

It's easy to hate them but it's just wrong to do so, in my opinion. I have no idea what I'd do and I mean, all the way back to raising the family.

I just know something has gone wrong - the wheels have come off the wagon - and when that happens, it's not possible to know what to do.

I see everyone's points and many I agree with, but I don't hate anyone in this unbelievable situation. I just pray a lot. I believe God forgives those who ask, and I ask Him to forgive my judgment of this family and my hating. It's so easy to hate them all, but it's not right, so I am really trying to see something good that might come of it.

Maybe there will be some awareness of mental health issues in young people that will help others get help before they become like Casey. I don't know, but hating isn't helping.

 

[Meagain]

Well said. I wish the taxpayers of their county woulde picket the Anthonys for abusing LE resources and make them pay for it.

And charges against Cindy for lieing.

 

[maconrich]

I'd have a vigil for that little girl every night of the week if she were my missing granddaughter, and I'd have it right in my own driveway too. Just let someone try to stop me.

Chilly I think I love you!! ITA with your post -- something that tends to be the case most of the time :blowkiss: I've intentionally not been logging in much the last few days due to the emotional overload and bitterness that's become more than a bit too common. But when I started reading this thread I was literally blown away...

I simply can't believe G and C would be vilified, degraded, condemned or otherwise thrown under the bus for holding a quiet prayer vigil in their driveway with a small group of friends and neighbors (and it was pointed out that neighbors attended which seems to indicate they weren't upset about the vigil and that it didn't disrupt the neighborhood).

How sad is it that only certain people are allowed to pray without getting slammed for it? - Something that, ironically, seems to exclude those who may need prayer the most and/or those who are going thru the most difficult times of their lives.

Reading parts of the article in the OS made me sick to my stomach. The last section says: 'At the vigil, the Anthony family said they would not give up until Caylee is safely home, calling for prayer to help keep them strong. Across the street, a protester yelled, We pray for the death penalty.'


Those who believe it's their 'right' and/or 'duty' to pass judgement on others need to take a closer look at themselves and their own lives because they have much to learn. And the same goes for those who seem to believe that their glowing superiority gives them the right to stand across the street screaming derogatory and hateful bile at complete strangers.

So yes, Chilly, I'm with you - if it was my granddaughter that was missing I'd have it right in my own driveway too. And No one would stop me!!!

Also FWIW the HOA did not tell the A's they couldn't have the vigil last week -- they suggested it not be held due to the confrontations.

 

[Zoe Bogart]

http://www.wftv.com/news/17564624/detail.html

"Zanny had a concussion," Cindy told investigators.


Oh, gag me! Since when do invisible make-believe people get concussions?


Lock 'er up! Lock 'er up already! :behindbar

 

[SUR]

As they say...there goes the neighborhood! Sheesh!

Huh? Prayer is bringing down the neighborhood but people screaming baby killer, bringing stupid childish signs and bringing their kids and getting them involved in screaming and cussing is good?

 

[SUR]

Chilly I think I love you!! ITA with your post -- something that tends to be the case most of the time :blowkiss: I've intentionally not been logging in much the last few days due to the emotional overload and bitterness that's become more than a bit too common. But when I started reading this thread I was literally blown away...

I simply can't believe G and C would be vilified, degraded, condemned or otherwise thrown under the bus for holding a quiet prayer vigil in their driveway with a small group of friends and neighbors (and it was pointed out that neighbors attended which seems to indicate they weren't upset about the vigil and that it didn't disrupt the neighborhood).

How sad is it that only certain people are allowed to pray without getting slammed for it? - Something that, ironically, seems to exclude those who may need prayer the most and/or those who are going thru the most difficult times of their lives.

Reading parts of the article in the OS made me sick to my stomach. The last section says: 'At the vigil, the Anthony family said they would not give up until Caylee is safely home, calling for prayer to help keep them strong. Across the street, a protester yelled, We pray for the death penalty.'


Those who believe it's their 'right' and/or 'duty' to pass judgement on others need to take a closer look at themselves and their own lives because they have much to learn. And the same goes for those who seem to believe that their glowing superiority gives them the right to stand across the street screaming derogatory and hateful bile at complete strangers.

So yes, Chilly, I'm with you - if it was my granddaughter that was missing I'd have it right in my own driveway too. And No one would stop me!!!

Also FWIW the HOA did not tell the A's they couldn't have the vigil last week -- they suggested it not be held due to the confrontations.

Good post! IMO it is unreal that there are so many "Gods" that feel they can judge these people for praying on their own property with people that choose to be there. I am thankful they have these people who pray with them at the worst tiem of their lives.

 

[Psmith]

Well, was the vigil held or not? No cams, no news. Geesh, pray for the Anthonys but one.

 

[Psmith]

Some people think or pray that Caylee is alive. I think they are cruel. Not just to the little girl, but to the Anthonys who know better anyway.

As cruel as KC. Just the way she wants it: sad momy, no end in sight, maybe i can play with the child lost routine get attention, or oh well pole dance again.

I wish Cindy would stop it for herself and us.