Casey Anthony NOT GUILTY !!! - Page 2

Hugh R · 07-05-2011, 11:49 AM

There are a lot of stupid people out there. If you're ever charged with a crime, go for a jury trial. If you've ever been a juror (twice for me, one a home invastion, double execution) you will appreciate this.

URY914 · URY914's Garage

She will be naked in a magazine within 6 months.

widgeon13 · 07-05-2011, 12:06 PM

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Originally Posted by URY914

She will be naked in a magazine within 6 months.

Good one, I think you are dead on.

David · David's Garage

Reasonable doubt gets so screwed up by so many jurors.

It doesn't mean if there is a doubt that the person did it they're found not guilty, it means with all the evidence and testimony is there any reasonable doubt they didn't do it. I didn't watch the whole trial but this sure seemed to show there was only doubt she didn't do it and any reasonable person would conclude she did murder her child.

I've been on two juries where my fellow jurors wanted it to be proved beyond all doubt that the defendant did it. Fortunately they were convinced there was enough evidence and testimony to convict. It made me wonder how anybody with a decent lawyer gets convicted.

widgeon13 · 07-05-2011, 12:13 PM

Can't wait to hear the juror interviews.

Just heard they are refusing to speak to media.

Probably can't form a sentence.

Joe Bob · Joe Bob's Garage

The jurors are prolly sleeping their cousins tonight......

HardDrive · 07-05-2011, 12:28 PM

I sat on a criminal jury a few years back. The guy was up on a rape charge and some other felonies. I didn't have much doubt, and we did convict him. But you really feel the weight of what your being asked to do. This guy was going to lose at least a decade of his life behind bars if we convicted.

Bad smells in a car? That doesn't sound like solid evidence to me. I've had rats/mice get into my cars over the years, and it can stink like hell.

Was she involved in her childs death? Probably. But probably doesn't cut it.

We voted to convict because we had damning physical evidence and multiple eye witnesses (including testimony from the victims shattered 14 year old daughter. Still brings tears to my eyes thinking about it)

carreradpt · carreradpt's Garage

I agree with David. However, not guilty on any of the primary charges is absolutely crazy. We have listened and watched the entire trial, it is live here in Florida, and have seen all of the evidence. We did not follow any of the pre trial crap, just the evidence provided and are surprised of the verdict. No suspects to follow up with, she lied about everything and everyone. Unbelievable! But that is our system of justice, it works like that sometimes.

tabs · 07-05-2011, 12:58 PM

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Originally Posted by carr914

We know how to Vote, we just can't count em.

I said from the beginning Casey was going to walk. Regardless that she probably did it, how can a Jury Convict someone of Murder when it can't be proven how Caylee died?

Ditto

Ahhh ya can't even punch a clean hole in the ballot...so it can be counted.

RWebb · RWebb's Garage

isn't OJ in Florida?

Rick Lee · Rick Lee's Garage

OJ is sitting in jail in NV, IIRC.

sammyg2 · 07-05-2011, 02:03 PM

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Originally Posted by mikester

beyond a reasonable doubt

There is nothing reasonable about that verdict.
I'd bet the juror's greed in getting millions to tell their story prolly had more influence on their decision than the truth.
She was guilty, no doubt of that. her stoopid-arsed mother is also guilty, of perjury and needs to be prosecuted.
Perjury in a felony murder trial could get her 15 years and she deserves it.

Our justice system is looking more and more like the one from the movie "IDIOCRACY" every day.

sammyg2 · 07-05-2011, 02:06 PM

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If I was a juror in this case (and I do live in Pinellas, where they took the jury pool), I would have voted Not Guilty as well.

Uhhhh, mmm, nope. I better not post it, I'd probably get banned.

Crowbob · 07-05-2011, 02:11 PM

So the Judicial appears as flerked up as the Legislative and Executive Branches. We are domed.

VaSteve · 07-05-2011, 02:13 PM

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If that were my kid, and my ex killed her, my ex would have turned up missing and converted into alligator crap a long time ago. .

I was curious about this so I googled it. The child's father is dead too. Tragic all around.

911FASCINATION · 07-05-2011, 02:15 PM

Not saying she's innocent by any stretch, but like Ury above, I mentioned here about a week ago that she's gonna walk. I'm sure the jury's not talking yet because they don't want to be hounded by the media, or if they're smarter than they appear, they're out shopping for a good literary agent as we speak.

944Larry · 944Larry's Garage

Well guys, I guess I'll have to quit running my mouth about how tough we are on crooks in Florida. I think she'll get some time for perjury.

RWebb · RWebb's Garage

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OJ is sitting in jail in NV, IIRC.

I guess they can't go out clubbing in FL then.

Rick Lee · Rick Lee's Garage

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I think she'll get some time for perjury.

If she does, it will be time served. I wonder if she'll ever be on the hook for paying back the state for covering her defense team's fees. Probably not. But then, if you're found innocent, why shouldn't the state pay?

dondarnell · 07-05-2011, 03:02 PM

I don't know why anyone should be upset. Prosecutors lately have been filing cases with no more evidence than a theory of "if not the defendant, than who?". If a woman dies, the boyfriend, husband better just lawyer up.

Unfortunately, this was the prosecutors case - to say it was circumstantial is generous. To be circumstantial there has to be some connection. Inferences can be made , but they cannot be stacked.