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Jurors are just like you and I and most people... They don't take kindly to being taken for fools, and they're usually not stupid. JMHO :)

That made me lought out loud, God help me!1:truce: But, there's nothing to be laughing about when a child gets killed and dumped as garbage. I think CA is one sick and sorry person. All of them,except Caylee, of course. She paid for them all, and they can't even respect that. JMHO

Please, no offense taken or even perceived. I knew what point you were trying to make. And I agree - I'm curious as well. In fact, it's really interesting. I wish we had some insight into the content of the play, then maybe we could... figure out how it developped so fast, how the...

I see what you mean. I don't have an answer... I can only surmise that Caylee's case resonated so much and so far as to have "emerged" into a play only months after... and it's a disturbing thouhgt. On another level, I think it also shows how Caylee's "dissappearance" echoed around the...

Hey, Tulessa :) I agree. You sound as if you need a good, peaceful rest, after a 24 hour shift. IMHO, that letter has CA written all over it (in invisible ink LOL). I don't think any juror would entertain it as some form of "evidence". JMHO, though. Cheers.

I'm sure there are many bruises and even some broken bones... children will test their strength and/or just play without even imagining any consequences or even caring about them. Caylee was 2 going on 3... she would have probably stretched the limits because that's what children do as they...

I agree, but I guess it's because of what they do. When a child gets killed because of anything (in this case I personally think it's family dynamics), one can't just dismiss it as too bad, too sad, get over it. Please know that I'm not suggesting for a split second that your post implies or...

Just from a quick Google search... http://westorlandonews.com/2009/10/30/tot-mom-to-debut-in-australia/ Hope it helps, to a certain degree, to answer your question. However, just like you and probably most posters, I have no idea when it actually "budded" as a plot for a play, or for how...

BBM - You're being kind. I would call it something else, in private company :). In a sense, I feel sorry for the defense. They have nothing to offer (as far as I've seen/read) so one can't blame them for resorting to desperate measures (if they do) in order to mitigate and minimalise...

BBM Things that make you go "hmmmmmmm".... I don't like coincidences in such cases as this. I know they happenn sometimes, but this is a bit too... serendipitous. Maybe it just is what it is, but hmmmm. JMHO

Hello from one Aussie to another... I personally don't have any wish to watch the play. I think of it a voyuristic nonsense. However, I'm fully prepared for anyone to critise me for getting so involved in this sad and sorry case of child murder that I've been posting about it and making...

Indeed... the ubiquitous zanny-nanny... Just like Juliette (or whoever the author of that letter claims to be) cannot be found, the "nanny" didn't have an apartment at Sawgrass (sp?)... I know I've said it before, but I think it bears repeating: how many mothers would leave their child...

As far as I know (please anyone feel free to correct me here), "hearsay" is not admitted as evidence in any court, whether it's petty claims or civil... certainly not in a criminal trial. This letter, unless the author is willing to come forth, verify their claims and explain their supposedly...

A very interesting read, and IMO, right on. JMHO

Maybe they'll just resort to prison overalls... 'poor me' sympathy factor. Nothing else seemed to have worked so far. (I am being sarcastic) If the defense want to treat the jury as morons, I say let them :). I don't think they'll be doing themselves, or especially their client, any favours...