got away with it ,jury

bigscoop · Jul 15, 2011

I think the state needs to tread very carefully. In reality, "by a jury's decision", they held an innocent person against their will for three years. The civil matter is acceptible, even expected, but they need to be very carefull what they do from here on out. Too many people are allowing their person feelings to take hold of them. She was found innocent, so unless you are 100% certain you can nail her for something else........"let it go until you are 100% certain." If the state learned anything, they should certainly understand now that in order to convict someone of a capital crime "you need proof",...they had none. If they keep after her on the same basis of, or lack of evidence, they could end up being found guilty in the end. Let it go, move on until you have the dagger to get the job done.

Treasure_Hunter · Jul 15, 2011

texastee2007 said:
bigscoop said:

I think the state needs to tread very carefully. In reality, "by a jury's decision", they held an innocent person against their will for three years. The civil matter is acceptible, even expected, but they need to be very carefull what they do from here on out. Too many people are allowing their person feelings to take hold of them. She was found innocent, so unless you are 100% certain you can nail her for something else........"let it go until you are 100% certain." If the state learned anything, they should certainly understand now that in order to convict someone of a capital crime "you need proof",...they had none. If they keep after her on the same basis of, or lack of evidence, they could end up being found guilty in the end. Let it go, move on until you have the dagger to get the job done.

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great advice....looks like they are saying now she is just too unstable to press on Zanny the Nanny....till October.

Nanny has hired one of the top lawyers in the state of Florida, Morgan and Morgan....He is pressing to take her deposition ASAP........He wants to take it before she is released...... He has told the judge she will flee the country if he dosn't get it now.....

I don't care where she goes she will be hounded, people are going to search for her....... If I had to chose to leave my kids with OJ Simpson or Casey, I would leave them with OJ in a heartbeat......The witch deserves to get hers one day....

truckinbutch · Jul 15, 2011

The jury did not find her INNOCENT . They rendered a NOT GUILTY verdict . There is quite a difference between the two .

bigscoop · Jul 16, 2011

truckinbutch said:
The jury did not find her INNOCENT . They rendered a NOT GUILTY verdict . There is quite a difference between the two .

No....

.....in a court of law it's either innocent or guilty, there is no legal difference at all. "Not guilty" is "innocent". You're either innocent or guilty of the charges against you. They didn't/couldn't even find her guilty of the lesser murder charge. Personally, I "suspect" she's guilty as sin, but since there is/was no way to prove it, she walks.

KEYSHUNTER · Jul 17, 2011

he he mini season is upon us ,there are alot of sharks in the pool ,or the bay :icon_pirat:

vibes · Jul 18, 2011

I was listening to a call-in radio show when a woman stated she would beat Casey's head in w/ a bat. Oh, but she went on to say she wouldn't use a gun, that would be too barbaric. AND THEN said that she was positive a jury would let her go free...well you know, because casey deserves it.

"regular ole" people scare me :help:

What's wrong with society

??

Treasure_Hunter · Jul 18, 2011

vibes said:
I was listening to a call-in radio show when a woman stated she would beat Casey's head in w/ a bat. Oh, but she went on to say she wouldn't use a gun, that would be too barbaric. AND THEN said that she was positive a jury would let her go free...well you know, because casey deserves it.

"regular ole" people scare me What's wrong with society??

If she got a jury with the same low mentality Casey had she probably would....She could always claim Casey's head trama was from the pool, where she repeatedly fell in while swimming one day.....

Now one can always use the "Casey Defense" method, basically buffle them with absurb bs...... There is less evidence Cayle drowned that there is for the murder she committed.....

Michigan Badger · Jul 18, 2011

Personally I didn't pay too much attention to the case. But with what little I did hear and read I'd have to agree with most comments here. I think the prosecution did a terrible job but then this happens all the time on both sides of the fence. Actually as stated the jury really had no other choice but I think it's rather obvious many of them believed she did it.

Now she's been whisked away to parts unknown. We'll all watch for her to re-appear someday on the Late Show.

vibes · Jul 18, 2011

texastee2007 said:
Where's Casey...LOL

probably in the Philippines living w/ psychic healers...and cheap plastic surgeons.
Well, that's my hope anyway.

vibes · Jul 19, 2011

tee...hahahaha....that's almost animal abuse. too funny!

deepsecrets · Jul 19, 2011

The data presented to the jury on computer searches on "Chloroform" was wrong - and the prosecution knew in advance it was wrong.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/43807133/ns/us_news-the_new_york_times/?GT1=43001

calisdad · Jul 19, 2011

vibes said:
I was listening to a call-in radio show when a woman stated she would beat Casey's head in w/ a bat. Oh, but she went on to say she wouldn't use a gun, that would be too barbaric. AND THEN said that she was positive a jury would let her go free...well you know, because casey deserves it.

"regular ole" people scare me What's wrong with society??

good question.

Kentucky Kache · Jul 23, 2011

texastee2007 said:
The car stunk of decomp and had a hair of Caylee's in it....decomposed and consistent with Caylee being dead when placed in the car...

There are many men in prison today on far less evidence.

Kentucky Kache · Jul 23, 2011

texastee2007 said:
do you think the jury got to hear mom wanted to put her up for adoption?

I just think there were/are too many who want certain people in our society to be elevated above certain others. I'll just say that had it been a man, he would now be awaiting his date of execution. Evidence means nothing when you can walk free after drowning your children in a bathtub.

bigscoop · Jul 23, 2011

I think this case presented some other big issues that need to be seriously addressed:
A) No more film crews in the court room.
B) No more profiteering from jury duty.