tweety933
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When the defense complained about discovery not being turned over to them on Monday, and the acknowledgment by the SA that 10% could be looming out there, I think all of us information starved individuals got a bit excited.
Having said that, I remember anticipating major bombshells in the past, and being disappointed.
So what if we have already seen the majority of the SA's evidence....what if what we know now, is all they really have?
Let's just say that is the case, we know all we are going to know...YOU ARE APPOINTED AS THE LEAD ATTORNEY for the State..... answer the following questions; ***please base your answers on the FACTS that we KNOW, not presumptions of possible evidence still looming**
1. What is the most important evidence that you are going to build your case strategy on?
2. Who are your three most important witnesses (not including expert/technical/forensic)?
3. From which fields do your 3 most important expert witnesses come from?
4. What is your opening statement?
5. Do you, as the prosecuting attorney, anticipate your case is strong enough to prove 1st degree murder?
Here's my opinion:
1. The 911 call, the decomposing head hair found in the trunk, the admission from Casey that she was lying to investigators for NO GOOD reason while taking them on the wild goose chase at Universal.
2. Amy Huizenga, Tattoo artist, George Anthony
3. Bug, Plant, and Medical Examiner
4. Beautiful Caylee was last seen alive by her grandfather George Anthony on June 16th, 2008 while with her mother, the defendent , Casey Anthony. Caylee was reported missing July 15th, a month later, by her grandmother, Cindy Anthony, the same day that Casey's car was found abandoned at a tow yard. Caylee's car seat, and favorite baby doll were found inside the vehicle, as well as a decomposing head hair of little Caylee found inside the trunk of the same vehicle. On December 11th, 2008; Caylee was found deceased down the street from her home, with a blanket from her bedroom, inside a few trash bags, that were encased by a canvas laundry bag. Caylee had her mouth and nose covered with duct tape, that was entwined in the hair of her head. The remains were determined to have been there since mid June, or Early July, by the plant experts. Casey Anthony lied to law enforcement by insisting that she had spoken to Caylee by phone on July 15th, the day she was reported missing. The evidence shows that Caylee Anthony was deceased before this alleged phone call, and that no phone call ever existed. Listen carefully to the sequence of events that Casey Anthony experienced during the time her daughter was supposedly, just missing with the nanny. No doubt you will see for yourselves that it was indeed Casey Anthony that was responsible for her daughters death, and not some imaginary nanny that she would wish us to believe.
5. I believe that I can prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Casey is guilty of First Degree Murder.