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It is so sad and sick that so many people are going to make a buck off of this little girls death. :thumbdown |
I guess...how could they help not talking about it? How long were they sequestered? Did they have any outside communication? |
They can talk, but why do it only if the price is right? Why not do it yesterday at the UNPAID courthouse press conference? Doing it this way proves they are as evil as Casey. |
I would talk for free if i truly believed what i did was right! I would never make a buck off a dead child! |
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Ok, that was interesting. I think some of it was just longing for the things we take for granted in our freedom. She won't be able to adopt with convictions on her record. Anyone who chooses to marry and impregnate her has got to have his head examined. As a proven compulsive liar, who in their right mind would get involved with her. She could never be trusted. And the biggest red light..."where are our children tonight?" |
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I am as upset as many others however, I cannot let Casey take any more of my thought or time. Caylee however, will forever remain in my heart. RIP Precious Caylee :tinyheart It is important for me to note, that I will make every effort to ensure that I do not engage, promote, or support ANYTHING that would give Casey (or the jury for that matter) any financial gain. |
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Do I think she'll have more kids? Yep. That is another thing the jury has to live with...knowing they sentenced another innocent child to having Casey as a mom. Way to go. |
I do think it is terrible that a jury is going to profit by this and I think it should be against the law because it can tant justice. |
Barbara Walters interviewed Jose Baez on ABC evening news. Also spoke with some of the jurors. Baez said they will need to hire bodyguards for Casey because he is afraid for her safety. |
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I think this jury was only in this for the media $. I agree with the poster who said she is not supporting anything that financially benefits these ppl from poor little Caylee's death. |
I wonder how much ABC News will be paying for Anthony-related stories to come over the next year? Since they financed some of her defense, I guess they will be financing her new life until other things come along. I think there should have to be full disclosure in how much these news orgs pay their interviewees. News orgs are also probing into everybody else - who is looking at their dirty laundry and how they get stories and who profits off them - even murderers and those that help them? |
Excerpt from an article talking about the jury: "How? By confusing reasonable doubt with a reason to doubt. Some believe that thinking was in play in the Simpson case. After the verdict was read in the Simpson case, as the jury was leaving, one of them, I was later told, said: “We think he probably did it. We just didn’t think they proved it beyond a reasonable doubt.” In every case, a defense attorney will do his or her best to give the jury a reason to doubt. "Some other dude did it," or "some other dude threatened him." But those reasons don’t necessarily equate with a reasonable doubt. A reason does not equal reasonable. Sometimes, that distinction can get lost." |
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