New Letter from Prisoner to Judge Released 1-2010

[Oakley]

Just as a FYI--In our state, I've seen copies of inmate letters (once they were public documents) that contained pretty good legal arguments (better than Baez!!! LOL). Some of the letters actually cite court cases and other legal info. Remember, many inmates have access to the prison law libraries and have free volunteers to help them compose letters (and court briefs!). Just something to think about. I'm still baffled by the whole letter, myself!

Remember this is not a prison - it is a jail :angel:

Assuming it is relatively short-term and doesn't have a vast legal library as some prisons might.

 

[cyberborg]

What inmate would address a judge as "honorable judge" or cite the case as "State of Florida vs Casey Anthony" or say "it's not my job to locate or find this guy." Or have a "Conclusion" heading at the end, conveniently misspelled. I don't believe this was an inmate at all. Sounds more like a botched up legal document with deliberate use of slang and misspelling in a fairly cohesive well-planned letter. JMO.

Exactly!!! TMI.

The motive for a prisoner to write such an informant letter is to seek a lighter sentence or some privileges, etc. Right.

This letter is 5 hand written pages that provides too much detail.

A prisoner would provide some clues as to what they know but NOT share everything because they need the Judge/Jail to come back to them and seek the deal in return for the pertinent info.

To volunteer this level of detail on such a high profile case and not seek at least attention from the Judge/jail to come to talk to them and provide them some rewards is ...... hinky to the max.

Wasn't the JonBenet ransom letter 14 pages? This reminds me of that, that it is too long, well structured and then dumbed down and --- provides a complete story with no hooks for the writer to cash in.

Not buying it. :snooty: Defense ploy.

 

[RainyGirl]

Is this an anonymous letter? I thought it was from a prisoner. Certainly they could confirm who it came from.

If the docket states it is from a "prisoner", then it should have come from an inmate with a D.O.C. number. As far as his identity goes.....I'm surprised he didn't sign it with his full name for authenticity purposes (?).

Hope this helps!

 

[gibby207]

Soooooo..... Kronk killed Caylee for 5 pounds of marrawanna... huh.... That seems highly unlikely. Is the drug dejour in Florida OxyContin? Wouldn't that be more profitable? Unless! Kronk wants to have 5 pounds of marrawanna alllllll to himself. I'm not that hip to drug-ease but pot? C'mon!!

 

[Phumi]

Soooooo..... Kronk killed Caylee for 5 pounds of marrawanna... huh.... That seems highly unlikely. Is the drug dejour in Florida OxyContin? Wouldn't that be more profitable? Unless! Kronk wants to have 5 pounds of marrawanna alllllll to himself. I'm not that hip to drug-ease but pot? C'mon!!

5 lbs. of pot and maybe a free trip to Virgina!

 

[gibby207]

Anyone notice the "author" of the letter went from "Kronk" to "Krunk"? I've got a purdy good idea who wrote this....

 

[gibby207]

5 lbs. of pot and maybe a free trip to Virgina!

Viiiiiiiiiiiiirrrrrrrgina where the wind comes sweepin' down the plains! (or planes!)

 

[Phumi]

Anyone notice the "author" of the letter went from "Kronk" to "Krunk"? I've got a purdy good idea who wrote this....

I noticed that too.

 

[Oakley]

Anyone notice the "author" of the letter went from "Kronk" to "Krunk"? I've got a purdy good idea who wrote this....

I noticed that too.

I missed that. Good catch!

 

[claudicici]

Well, the case is solved so move along people, nothing left to see here. ROFL!

This letter gave me the giggles from when he wrote "virgina" to the writing of "marrawana." I'm still laughing.

So I guess the real nanny who stole Caylee is named O-Towns Finest and KC was following his script and still won't talk because his evil partner Krunk might kill her parents. Ha! As if she cares about her parents.

Ah, nice to have a little comic relief in this horrible case.

....I bet Casey and Jose were thinking the same thing while they were making it up.....

 

[essies]

So she stole his 25k and still had to write bad checks?

Yup!! She HAD to-"he said he forced casey anthony to steal and forge checks to pay off the debt. in order to get his money back. he said after casey tried to call the police on him he told his partner name kronk to hold caseys daughter to see if casey would call the police!"
Guess she had to buy the clothes, lingerie and sunglasses too!!!:crazy:

 

[Bittiness39]

"blah blah blah...I have inside information...can I get out of jail...blah blah blah...KC is a scared unfortunate person...blah blah blah...I dunno who was paying her bills all of the time she "claimed" to be working...women don't kill people...at all...that whole Susan Smith thing was a snow job by the police...KC never lied she was just giving clues...cuz she was so scared..." PLUEEZE...stick a fork in the defense they are done. Also, if I write a letter can I have commissary money...just in case...

 

[cyberborg]

Anyone notice the "author" of the letter went from "Kronk" to "Krunk"? I've got a purdy good idea who wrote this....

...... and the winner is?

Do you mean someone wrote a krunk letter to the Judge?

 

[trixi491]

Is there a way to prove this was filed by a prisoner and not someone on the outside? Like how would a prisoner get it to the judge? I just can't see someone who has been serving a long sentence being so on top of this case and having access to so much information.

 

[Phumi]

...... and the winner is?

Do you mean someone wrote a krunk letter to the Judge?

No. In this letter, the first time Kronk is mentioned, it is spelled "Kronk." There after it is "Krunk."

 

[claudicici]

So she stole his 25k and still had to write bad checks?

...aparently o-town's finest wanted to get paid back in Target goods...

 

[trixi491]

Also, it seems KC would give it up to anyone she was interested in. If she was interested enough to go to a hotel with "O-town's finest", I find it unlikely she would be raped instead of willing. I mean what did she think would happen if she went to a hotel with him!?

 

[Trapshooter]

And to think, I deleted my comic worried it may offend someone. Everyone in the offices around me think I am having wine or something, I haven't laughed this loud and for this long since I don't know when. You guys are too too funny. Whoever has the messed up Phil Spector avatar I beg you .....don't ever take it down. If that guy can show up in court looking like that, five women take the stand and tell that they too were at the other end of gun in that man's hand when they refused him and the jury can not find him guilty.....we better know that nothing in this trial, or any trial is a sure thing. Baez and Andrea will try to run with this letter. They will!

Now everyone....let's stop and go on 1800 flowers , send the biggest most colorful bouquet your budget will allow to your mothers . While you are at it call your pop too, tell him thank you......for all the times they sat with you and read and made you do your homework and well, just everything!

OMG!!!

I have laughed so hard that my mascara is rolling down my face!!!!

Y'all are killin' me here!

 

[Phumi]

Also, it seems KC would give it up to anyone she was interested in. If she was interested enough to go to a hotel with "O-town's finest", I find it unlikely she would be raped instead of willing. I mean what did she think would happen if she went to a hotel with him!?

He said there were Cheezy-poofs in the honor-bar.

 

[cyberborg]

No. In this letter, the first time Kronk is mentioned, it is spelled "Kronk." There after it is "Krunk."

Sorry .... it was a poor attempt at humor (obviously) and equating the use of the word Krunk and a krunk letter to a crank letter. Us folks from Beatlesland have a strange 'Pudlian scouse humor.....