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Caylee Anthony Skull Photos Prove Autopsy was Failure: Werner Spitz Caylee Anthony's autopsy was 'shoddy' and duct tape said to have suffocated her 'was applied after death' | Mail Online Expert: Autopsy on Caylee Anthony "shoddy" - CBS News |
Also, your information was also not inclusive of Hispanics, which are also minorities. Blacks are not the only minorities. Quote:
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Yes, but most of the women in prison are white. Growing 800% in the last 30 years And her comment was that it was hard to convict a pretty white woman. Sorry my stats were outdated. They were from a psychology paper I wrote. http://www.wpaonline.org/pdf/Quick%2...0CJ_Sept09.pdf Quote:
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That's okay. I understand what you are saying- I just want it to be made clear that it's not just a case of who is sitting on death row- but how the people got there in the first place. Quote:
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Look, you can find ANYTHING online to support whatever theory you are after. The autopsy was not shoddy. That was a LIE the defense tried to sell. Gonna give myself a sidebar for the night. Getting upset about this again. |
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Of the women on death row, 11 were found guilty of killing their kids. This doesn't even take into consideration the ones in psychiatric hospitals like Andrea Yates and Deena Schlosser, or the ones who took their own lives. I'm not trying to argue, just found your statement a little racial. |
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Why point out the % of white victims in death penalty cases vs all murders of whites as a %? Obviously, not all murders are death penalty cases. There usually has to be some aggravating factor, such as murder in the commission of another crime. Also, the comparison of those being executed more often for killing whites than others is misleading. Though there is far more black on black crime as a whole, the conviction rate is less for these crimes often due to lack of cooperation by witnesses. While racism is not dead, it affects death penalty (really all) cases less than you imply IMO. The biggest factor is money...as in we have the best justice system that money can buy. Defendants relying on Public Defenders are convicted at a much higher rate than those that can afford good council. I have no idea why this has been brought up, except for the mentioning of Casey being a 'pretty white girl'. OJ was not a pretty white girl, but he had excellent lawyers. Frankly, I'm a little offended by the mention of all this. It had nothing to do with this trial, so why bring it up? |
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It was me who said she was a "pretty white woman" and yes, I DO believe that it played into this. This is just my opinion and I am entitled to it just like everyone who does NOT agree with me. I would classify myself as a "somewhat pretty white woman", so I don't think I am being unfair in my opinion. But, like I said, this is getting off topic and can get emotions going all over the place. I think it would be best if we just dropped it right here. Again, this is just my opinion....take it for what it is worth...which to a lot of people is not a lot! |
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Nuff said from me. :rolleyes: |
Do you think that she will move out of state when she gets out . I just read that people think she will move to L.A. |
Hi, Bitsy..yes, I'm back, for better or worse :p. Really, I just made the 'pretty white woman' comment as a reference as to how it got started with the statistics. I found them to be not credible and slanted. Numbers don't lie, but they can be used to make just about any point one wants to make. Now don't go testing your theory by getting yourself into trouble. We at YT don't want to have to come bail you out!! |
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People that are depending on a video tape of the crime are just beyond stupid. CSI is a show w/all your results in an hour. I truly think that's what juries are looking for now. |
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I would also like to add that I'm in a PhD program in which our research is solely based on statistical analysis and I know very well that statistics can be interpreted in different ways. Quite frankly I'm offended that you didn't read all of my posts before saying that what I brought up was "innapropriate" because I took great care into asking and making sure people understand what I was asking/why I was asking and that I meant to not offend anyone. |
I would also like to add that I spend A LOT of my free time petitioning different cases brought up by Amnesty International. One that was very important was that of Troy Davis a man who was convicted a police officer in 1991 who remains two decades letter on death row even though the evidence for his conviction has completely fallen apart. Troy Davis | Amnesty International USA And no, I am not saying that this is the average case on death row. By far Troy Davis is the exception, but I feel completely entitled to stand up for what I believe in and what I've spent many hours of my free time working on and researching. So I'm sorry if I've apparently offended someone. |
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roseylovestosho, this is a topic that can get a lot of emotions going. (Trust me, I know...I can see myself falling on both sides at times!) I do recall you saying you didn't want to offend anyone, and please know you have not offended me. We are all entitled to our opinions, when the topic is a sensitive one, emotions can get high. Like my own! :rolleyes: Please don't let your feelings be hurt. I think it might be best to move on from that topic. Back to Casey Anthony....her hearing is tomorrow to see what her sentence will be. My HOPE is that Judge Perry doesn't cut her ANY slack. She could get up to a year for each offense, so that would be 4 years. She's already served 3 years, but a lot of that was because of her felony convictions for check fraud (stealing from her best friend.) I hope that he gives her four years...at least she would have to serve about another year. They are speculating that she will get four years (served consecutively, so really just ONE year :mad: ) and since she's already served nearly that they will give her the rest off for 'good behavior.' Judge Perry is pretty heavy handed when it comes to sentencing, from what I've heard. I just hope there aren't any loop holes Baez is able to pull her through. But, my hopes aren't real high. She'll probably walk free tomorrow. Disgusting!! |
Have to add...the "time off for good behavior" always bothers me. There aren't a lot of children to murder in jail, so yeah, I guess she's been "good." :thumbdown:thumbdown |
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:thumbup:Back to jail!:thumbup: |
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I WISH the judge wouldn't have let her have credit for the time she served for the felony charges. But, whatever, this whole thing has not been fair, why should it be different now? Less than 30 DAYS for murdering her daughter. Disgusting. |
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