Listening tonight was hard at times because it brings back the sad memories, and the feelings of disgust over the verdict. Just hearing from CM was..(err...moving on quickly), but now I hear it in a different way. I really don't respect what anyone from the DT has to say, and most of it is just noise to me now. CM can't rewrite the facts or the science behind this case, and he was called out a few times when he tried to stear away from them. He just sounded silly to me, and appeared to be very bitter over JA's book success. CM called JA a liar about the plea deal information. Why would CM do that? It would be so easy to prove if JA had lied or mislead people about it, and I can not believe that CM, once he heard about it, would ever remain quiet for the past 7 months since JA's book's release.
I will suggest that Caylee has had her justice in many ways, we don't forget her, and we remember all of the LE and volunteers who looked for her - they worked tirelessly and she was finally found. We need to take comfort in that fact. Imagine if Caylee was never found? I think that would be much worse.
We can't let what 12 people said be the end all, and just because what’s her name is not sitting all alone in a hard walled cell does not mean she is free.
Caylee will always remain in the forefront. Caylee’s law, which has been passed in many states, with others pending, ensures that other parents won't get away with lying about their child to gain time while hiding their crime. That is Caylee's legacy.
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