"I don`t want to be one of those thousands of parents that has to deal with the possibility ... of knowing that their child`s alive and that they`re with someone else. The thought of that every day makes me sick."
Casey Anthony, August 14, 2008
Could it be that Casey, growing up with the insanity in her home, felt it was more 'humane' for Caylee to be 'in heaven' than to be raised by Cindy (who was threatening her with taking custody?)
Maybe a stretch but even if true, there is absolutely NO DEFENSE for murdering your toddler as Caylee was.
ETA: To be clear, I am not saying this is a valid excuse by any stretch of the imagination.
Casey Anthony, August 14, 2008
Could it be that Casey, growing up with the insanity in her home, felt it was more 'humane' for Caylee to be 'in heaven' than to be raised by Cindy (who was threatening her with taking custody?)
Maybe a stretch but even if true, there is absolutely NO DEFENSE for murdering your toddler as Caylee was.
ETA: To be clear, I am not saying this is a valid excuse by any stretch of the imagination.