WFTV - Some kind of protester tussle just happened?

[Chilly Willy]

Looks like the sun has set in Orlando (about right for the East Coast). Does anyone know if there's going to be a Sunday vigil?

It's been dark on the east coast for a good 90 minutes.

 

[JustMy2Cents]

I am not a CA fan by any means, no way jose! But wow! What a miserable display the protesters put on. Absolutely disgusting. I actually felt a little sorry for CA. Sure, she didn't need to respond or walk over to the car. Maybe she shouldn't even be out there anymore for any reason, but still..... Those protesters were soooooooo out of line.

 

[suddenlyobsessed]

I am trying sooo hard to hate the protestors and their behavior, but honestly I don't know how I would be if I was close enough to talk to Cindy. I tried to imagine all scenarios and I couldn't imagine anybody in my family not physically or verbally assaulting me if my kid was missing and I was exercising my 5th amendment. I mean on the one hand you want to feel bad for the A's but on the other hand I have trouble not blaming them for what they are in right now. Loving Casey despite all is one thing, but supporting her in concealing her responsibility in the dissapearance and possible demise of their Granddaughter is wrong.I think rational people can easily become irrational when they see such a gross injustice is commited against a child by the ones who are supposed to love and protect her.

 

[OneLostGrl]

I agree. It seems like some of the protestors could be charged with disorderly conduct or even stalking.

ooohhh, noooo.. this is their legal right! (please note sarcasm)

 

[Tate]

Ha! Well thanks again, Tate! And no...definitely not a shrink! It was my field of study, but I never finished up, unfortunately.

Unfortunately (again), there is a relationship like the Cindy/Casey one within my own family. Not exactly the same, but I think pretty much the same parent/child dynamics are at play. It's like some creepy sort of deja vu listening to Cindy at times. I actually visited a therapist to try to get help for my own family members and learned a lot. I wrote about it on the Casey's Psychological Profile thread (or some title close to that), if you are interested in reading (it's a verrrrrry long post, though).

Thank you again for the compliment, and please know that I really do enjoy your posts as well -- and I just LOVE the green font! My son was born on St. Pat's Day, and I've had an extra fondness for green ever since.

Yes, I am interested in reading your posts on the Psy. Profile thread. Thanks for letting me know!

And thanks for the compliments. I'm Irish/German, so I too have a strong fondness for the color green.

One of my favorite Irish Proverbs:

Irish Diplomacy...
is the ability to tell a man to go to hell so that he looks forward to making the trip.

 

[Tate]

It's been dark on the east coast for a good 90 minutes.

Well, I live on the East Coast, and it didn't get dark where I live until 30 minutes ago.

 

[Chilly Willy]

Well, I live on the East Coast, and it didn't get dark where I live until 30 minutes ago.

Sunset in Orlando was at 7:30.

 

[Tate]

Sunset in Orlando was at 7:30.

Do you live on the East Coast?

 

[Chilly Willy]

Do you live on the East Coast?

Yes, I do, and it's been dark here for quite a while - even while the webcam was still showing bright daylight.

 

[Sherbie]

I am trying sooo hard to hate the protestors and their behavior, but honestly I don't know how I would be if I was close enough to talk to Cindy. I tried to imagine all scenarios and I couldn't imagine anybody in my family not physically or verbally assaulting me if my kid was missing and I was exercising my 5th amendment. I mean on the one hand you want to feel bad for the A's but on the other hand I have trouble not blaming them for what they are in right now. Loving Casey despite all is one thing, but supporting her in concealing her responsibility in the dissapearance and possible demise of their Granddaughter is wrong.I think rational people can easily become irrational when they see such a gross injustice is commited against a child by the ones who are supposed to love and protect her.

I can tell you if my son were to have kids and one of them had been in his care and "missing" for a month, with decomp in his trunk -- it wouldn't matter one whit whether an attorney told me not to talk to my child and vice versa.

As soon as that atty left, I'd climb up his 6'5" frame and pummel him (with him swatting at me like a gnat, I imagine...but I'd try) until he told me where my grandchild was! I would NOT stop until I got the answer. I can't imagine ANY parent that would be content to just let their kid sit there silent while a grandchild is missing and not speak to them about it because an atty says not to?!? No way.

Find the child, first and foremost...everyone's legal "rights" come second to that. At least within the family.

I am afraid this may mean the GPs know already what happened (or at least the end result of what happened) and are just saying they don't know. They haven't been completely honest to date, so it's hard to know their motives and whether what they say is true anymore.

Ewww...something else just occurred to me. I guess they really might not know but are afraid the house is bugged and really aren't trying to get it out of Casey so she doesn't incriminate herself. Ack...that's even worse! ::shaking it off:: Surely not. No one could do that.

 

[Tate]

Yes, I do, and it's been dark here for quite a while - even while the webcam was still showing bright daylight.

Okay... It really doesn't matter. I guess it depends on where you live...

 

[Laece]

I am trying sooo hard to hate the protestors and their behavior, but honestly I don't know how I would be if I was close enough to talk to Cindy. I tried to imagine all scenarios and I couldn't imagine anybody in my family not physically or verbally assaulting me if my kid was missing and I was exercising my 5th amendment. I mean on the one hand you want to feel bad for the A's but on the other hand I have trouble not blaming them for what they are in right now. Loving Casey despite all is one thing, but supporting her in concealing her responsibility in the dissapearance and possible demise of their Granddaughter is wrong.I think rational people can easily become irrational when they see such a gross injustice is commited against a child by the ones who are supposed to love and protect her.

but would you honestly take your kids to their house and put on a disgusting display in front of them like that sorry excuse for a mother did? i think that's what most of us find so disturbing about it.

people want to protest? go for it.

this was not 'protesting'. she did not have a right to go about it the way she did, and i hope she has to answer for it just as the anthonys will answer for what they've done.

 

[Leila]

http://www.newsblues.com/Secure/Bluezette/2008/09-12-08.htm

scroll halfway down for more info of the feud between the reporter and the A's.

Interesting that protesters can parade in front of the Anthony home, calling Casey a "baby killer" and that doesn't seem to bother Cindy nearly as much as a reporter inquirying about the financial trail.

 

[txsvicki]

I agree. Her children should have been at home sleeping at that late hour (midnight).

Can someone tell me who the shirtless guy is? Is he a neighbor or a protestor? He looks like the guy who got hit in the neck from behind the other night by a man who I thought was a neighbor.

 

[Tate]

I can tell you if my son were to have kids and one of them had been in his care and "missing" for a month, with decomp in his trunk -- it wouldn't matter one whit whether an attorney told me not to talk to my child and vice versa.

As soon as that atty left, I'd climb up his 6'5" frame and pummel him (with him swatting at me like a gnat, I imagine...but I'd try) until he told me where my grandchild was! I would NOT stop until I got the answer. I can't imagine ANY parent that would be content to just let their kid sit there silent while a grandchild is missing and not speak to them about it because an atty says not to?!? No way.

Find the child, first and foremost...everyone's legal "rights" come second to that. At least within the family.

I am afraid this may mean the GPs know already what happened (or at least the end result of what happened) and are just saying they don't know. They haven't been completely honest to date, so it's hard to know their motives and whether what they say is true anymore.

Ewww...something else just occurred to me. I guess they really might not know but are afraid the house is bugged and really aren't trying to get it out of Casey so she doesn't incriminate herself. Ack...that's even worse! ::shaking it off:: Surely not. No one could do that.

It's like you're saying everything I think and feel today. Bravo! And ditto regarding the GPs. I think it goes back to the "denial, covering for Casey" thing you were talking about earlier. A forensic psychologist posted on one of the threads that the GPs were long past being in denial. The way he worded it indicated the GPs were covering something up...

 

[OneLostGrl]

I can tell you if my son were to have kids and one of them had been in his care and "missing" for a month, with decomp in his trunk -- it wouldn't matter one whit whether an attorney told me not to talk to my child and vice versa.

As soon as that atty left, I'd climb up his 6'5" frame and pummel him (with him swatting at me like a gnat, I imagine...but I'd try) until he told me where my grandchild was! I would NOT stop until I got the answer. I can't imagine ANY parent that would be content to just let their kid sit there silent while a grandchild is missing and not speak to them about it because an atty says not to?!? No way.

Find the child, first and foremost...everyone's legal "rights" come second to that. At least within the family.

I am afraid this may mean the GPs know already what happened (or at least the end result of what happened) and are just saying they don't know. They haven't been completely honest to date, so it's hard to know their motives and whether what they say is true anymore.

Ewww...something else just occurred to me. I guess they really might not know but are afraid the house is bugged and really aren't trying to get it out of Casey so she doesn't incriminate herself. Ack...that's even worse! ::shaking it off:: Surely not. No one could do that.

As sick as it is I have little doubt my mother would handle it much like Cindy is, people would be surprised how many "Cindy's" there are in the world.

 

[Lassie]

Can someone tell me who the shirtless guy is? Is he a neighbor or a protestor? He looks like the guy who got hit in the neck from behind the other night by a man who I thought was a neighbor.

He came out of the car, he was with the "protester".

 

[donnam]

Sunset in Orlando was at 7:30.

Same here in Jersey. Been dark since about 7:30.

 

[Concerned Mom of Two]

me, too. i was hoping someone got their license plate number so the cops could follow them and question them.

i'm sure we'll all find out who they were when cindy gets served the hospital bill and a lawsuit...which she will, because someone as disgusting as this woman won't turn down that golden opportunity.

I'm pretty sure that at the end of the extended video, the camera zoomed in on the license plate???

 

[Lake Erie Princess]

Interesting that protesters can parade in front of the Anthony home, calling Casey a "baby killer" and that doesn't seem to bother Cindy nearly as much as a reporter inquirying about the financial trail.

Good article, and thnx for contributing it.
I agree with the author of that blog about ALL the media out there, and it DOES draw all kinds of "kooks" to the lights. Enough is enough, move her to a safe house or put her back in jail, before someone gets hurt !