cuppy199
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I'm very tired of hearing that Nancy Grace is somehow at fault for either the not-guilty verdict or for dishonestly making everyone think Casey was guilty or stirring up a "media circus."
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I am tired of hearing the words "media circus" as if this wasn't a real case but just a performance that the media put on. And I'm tired of hearing that somehow the media forced people to become interested in this case.
I'm tired of hearing that Casey will become rich now and that everyone will be clamoring to hear from her. I really doubt that will happen. I think there will just be reports now and then of sightings of her, a la O.J. and Karla Homolka.
I'm tired of hearing that someone didn't follow the case or pay attention to the trial (because they are above all that, of course) but now feels qualified to tell us that the State had hardly any evidence and the jurors were thoughtful and careful in their verdict.
I'm tired of reading that, since the jury voted Casey not guilty, that she is now to be considered by everyone as innocent and no one should dwell on the facts of the case anymore. Would these same people write about a person they considered innocent, to whom a jury gave a guilty verdict. that it should just be accepted as truth and that everyone should drop the matter? Hello. The not guilty verdict means that Casey won't be punished by the law and nothing can be done about that; but it doesn't mean that private citizens are not allowed to express their opinions about her actual or probable guilt.
I'm tired of hearing the voice of Casey, Cindy, George, Lee, Jose, or Cheney. I'm not interested in hearing or seeing any of the jurors.
You know what I'm NOT tired of hearing? I'm not tired of hearing people say they think Casey didn't actually kill her daughter -- because I've never heard that said by anyone except her defense attorney.
I totally agree and I couldn't of said it better. And just want to add to what I bolded in your comment that Not Guilty does Not mean Innocent Now Im gonna take Trisha advice and go look and see if I can possibly help with some more cases.