I wrote at the very beginning of this "debate" what my reasons were for accident. Not much point in reiterating each of them.
None of the evidence provided thus far tells me that she KILLED Caylee. If anything, I have been left with the feeling that the SA is trying anything and everything to make it seem so, and they still havent been able to prove it beyond a reasonable doubt.
If they are hinging their entire case on duct tape, I personally believe they are in for a real problem. I can not get past the fact that those pictures were released showing the heart sticker on the duct tape when it was NOT found there. As a juror I would be wondering WHY they did such a thing! The duct tape evidence does NOT solidfy INTENT for me anyway, personally. This is just one example of something I take issue with in regards to the evidence that has been released thus far. If I were going to send someone to death, the words "beyond a reasonable doubt" would be first and foremost in my mind. I have no doubt she has lied about things. I have no doubt that she at times found parenting as a young single Mother difficult. I have no doubt she has continued to "cover up" certain acts or omissions" I have NO doubt about a lot of things to do with this case. Unfortunately I DO hvae doubt that she intentionally set out to kill her.
To be honest as this case continues I begin to feel more and more that the state is way off base. Each thing they use as "proof" becomes void when they release the next set of documents (chloroform/neck breaking/trunk evidence...none of it has shown to be relevant tot his case as fact).
Not to mention the manner of questioning with most witnesses. As an outsider comparing transcripts and videos of interviews, with the supplementaries by Yuri and others, I can honestly say that I feel they have twisted things in an attempt to make it fit their case. One example of this is the latest release of docs/supps in regards to RA/MD/CB/KH/CA. The interviews and transcripts are not the same info that I read in the police supplementaries JMO
IF Casey is guilty of premediated murder, they should not need to change the manner in which things were stated to them, ask leading questions, cut witnesses off in their testimony etc.. It is one thing to prove your case, and it is another to completely disregard anything that doesnt help it. After all, isnt this what all of us would expect from those investigating, regardless of our feelings towards the accused.
NTS: Congrats(I think) on the 1000 posts...I am beginning to feel I will get there in this thread alone lol! Sorry for all the responses in a row !
I still firmly believe that this was NOT an intentional act of murder by Casey. I do believe she is sticking with her story for many reasons, but not because SHE intentionally murdered her daughter.
As always it is just my opinion based on all that I have read, watched, and discussed about this case and the evidence, or lack thereof, since Caylee was first reported missing.