If I valued my privacy I would appear circumspectly in public.
Swinging haammers, accusing anyone and everyone, vilifying anyone who offers aid and comfort, uttering outrageous statements, appearing on multiple talk shows, requesting donations for a very restricted search, manipulating facts, degrading LE, hiring a lawyer who appears daily to state your case in public, surrounding yourself with very public and dubious characters, destroying property,...none of these things seem to lend themselves to suggest a desire for privacy. If the Anthony family desired privace a simple 'No Comment' or' Please help in the search for our grand daughter' or a simple 'thank you kindly' would have worked wonders, attracted abundant assistance, and engendered sympathy.
You cannot demand attention at the top of your lungs one minute because it serves your purpose and then yell to be left alone the next and expect the whole world to follow your wishes.
If you choose to make a public spectacle of yourself than you must expect the public to comment. The Anthony's made their choices. It is what it is.
Do I have sympathy for their loss? Yes I do.
Do I hate the Anthony's? No I do not.
Do I wish them pain or more suffering? No I do not.
Do I believe they should be investigated for wrongdoing? Yes I do?
Do I believe they should be required to follow the laws of the land just as everyone must? Yes I do.
Do I believe they should be punished, if it is proven in a court of law, that they have broken said laws? Yes I do.
Do I think that they rate a 'free pass' because their daughter is accused of killing their grand daughter? No I do not.
Caylee had the right to a long and happy life.
As usual, the preceeding post is only my opinion.