awakewriter
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First question I would have yelled out to Casey as she was being escorted out of jail would be "Casey, can you tell us where you were on June 16, 2008 if you weren't at work?"
IMO, that is the single most important question she needs to answer.
I'm a journalist (not in Florida, not covering this story). It is absolutely ILLEGAL and UNETHICAL to trespass, especially after being asked to leave someone's property.
The property owner can take action to remove you (not kill or injure you), so she could turn her hose on. People turn their sprinklers on salesmen, reporters, annoying neighbors, etc. all the time. That would be legal. "Journalists" who cross the property line and/or restrict access to or from the property are blatantly breaking the law. They know it, too.
It's sloppy reporting, IMO. Some members of the media obviously are frenzied and are losing site of their ethics.