CASEY: Does the State have the goods?

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reviewingcrime wrote:

<quoted text>You would not believe me if I told you, but will say that her daughter knew everyting about her mother. Casey used to talk to Caylee as if she were her best friend.

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reviewingcrime wrote:

<quoted text>You would not believe me if I told you, but will say that her daughter knew everyting about her mother. Casey used to talk to Caylee as if she were her best friend.

JamieG wrote:

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Maybe he has back trouble.

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Yoy wrote:

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Lol, it is all made up conjecture Marce. For starters, Cindy never worked for the nursing home where her Dad was and it was quite a trip to get there. She did sign in and I imagine that many others ould have also signed in to see their Dad on Father's Day so it would be easy to prove the sign in date was correct as it would be sandwiched between others visiting on the same day.
There is no record of Casey having gone for skin treatment at all and the lack of logic that someone who murdered one woman would simply let a witness go and take their child to shut them up is ludicrous. Not to mention that a mother would let their child stay in the company of a murderer for so long and imagine that the child was alive and wold be returned lol. Not thought through at all imo.

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Hey Marce wrote:

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Can we assume then that you know Casey?
Even if Casey did speak to her daughter as if they were best pals, a child who is not even three has an extremely limited grasp of life. No matter how bright the child is.

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ngrace wrote:
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Jenni, I'll say it again...IF she is innocent, the reason she wasn't talking was because she had something she considered to be far worse....that's why whatever she was mixed up in (if she was mixed up in something), she would not want her family to know about. Personally, even if it was something not so bad, in her perception (like a kid) she didn't want to "fess up" to.
Her infamous "strut" when she was first arrainged last July, is not that of someone who is guilty of harming her daughter...but that's just the way I saw it.
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No, her strut wasn't that of someone guilty of harming her daughter. None of her actions during the 30 days from 16 June to 16 July were the actions one would expect from a mother who had harmed her daughter.
Casey doesn't fit the profile of a "normal" mother IMO. However, she showed normal behavior for a mother who had harmed her daughter when she lied to LE and refused to give them any helpful info. That is very typical of criminals. From what I have seen the state still has a big job ahead with the evidence. However, Casey's 30 days of partying, her failure to report her daughter missing, her lying to investigators, etc will go a long way toward guaranteeing a conviction for the state.
In exceptionally heinous cases (which this is), many jurors are ruled by emotion. However, if Baez cannot successfully refute the state's circumstantial evidence she will be convicted even if the jury is not ruled by emotion. I didn't mention the physical and forensic evidence because I do not think we really know at this time what the state has.
No parent on the jury will be able to understand her not reporting her daughter missing. LE and the FBI can be involved silently behind the scenes in a kidnapping.
I can't think of anything that would be worse than having a child missing and possible dead. This strikes horror in the hearts of parents worldwide.
I just don't think there is a logical explanation for the happenings in this case. The whole thing defies logic. In all likelihood, Casey herself will be the golden nugget that will garner the state a conviction.
All of the above, JMO.

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Maura wrote:

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Nicole Ganguzza went jogging in Blanchard Park after 5:45pm on the evening of Tuesday, June 10 and her body was found the next day.
Around noon on June 10, Casey and Caylee picked Tony up at Full Sail and drove Tony to the mechanic to pick up his Jeep. They went to Subway where Casey bought sandwiches for the three of them, and then they drove back to Tony's to eat their sandwiches and hang out for the afternoon.
Casey and Caylee left Tony’s around 4:00pm and headed home, returning at 4:29pm.
From 4:30pm until 4:39am, Casey used her phone heavily to make 180 calls and texts, each one pinging a tower close to the Anthony home.
Casey was NOWHERE near Blanchard Park when Nicole Ganguzza was raped and killed.

whataboutcaylee wrote:

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I really learn a lot from your posts when you are not busy soothing ngrace.(BTW, do you have a masters in...sarcasm?)

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reviewingcrime wrote:

<quoted text>You would not believe me if I told you, but will say that her daughter knew everyting about her mother. Casey used to talk to Caylee as if she were her best friend.

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Yoy wrote:

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Huh! There are a lot of Mother's who do this and while I don't agree with it Caylee was a very young child who did not have the life skills or vocabulary to understand exactly what her Mother was up to. No way.
The danger lied in the fact that Caylee might unwittingly dob her mom in. "Nanny who? Mummy took me shopping today!" "Weren't you supposed to be at work Casey?"
Get it?

toetag wrote:

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A two year old? Please!!! No matter what Casey said to her , she was much too young to grasp the true meaning of most of it.
Now, about that skin treatment??? Wonder if they make jail calls, Casey really needs skin treatment now.

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reviewingcrime wrote:

<quoted text>Casey was having skin problems before she went to jail. It was said that she was very unhappy with what they did to her skin when she went to have skin treatment. It was also said that she cried for more than a week when Jesus died and that he was a very very very special person that Casey had one day wanted her to meet. She was smart folks. Nite

toetag wrote:

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A lot of things have been said. However, without knowing who said them, when they were said and in what context it is impossible to evaluate their truthfulness or importance. JMO.
Good night to you, sleep well.

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Nobama wrote:

<quoted text>I have just a few questions for you.
Why do you even bother to respond to this person?
Do you simply enjoy a worthless argument?
When did you become so bitter and mean?
Your last sentence is very telling of the type of person that you appear to be. What a sad life you must live. I will say a prayer for you this evening that life turns around for you.

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ngrace wrote:

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T-CAT,
Please read the original comment again.....it explains "why" this story (or any other) does NOT have to even be addressed in Court. Court is where this case will be tried...not on these blogs. Here's the original comment:
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"Again, all that has to be proven in Court is that the evidence of the death of Caylee can be directly connected to Casey Anthony.
Even a circumstantial case, has to be connected to the accused.
Let's wait and see if the State can or can not do this...remember, the Defense does not have to put on a case...all they have to do is poke holes in the State's case to create reasonable doubt. The Jury will be charged with finding her guitly beyond a reasonable doubt."

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Chloroform Girl wrote:

<quoted text>No, I don't have daily discussions with Yuri. They found letters to a pink shirt at the crime scene that I could have sworn I saw a photo of Caylee in online. They hadn't identified the remains yet. I thought that might be important to possibly identifying a murdered child. I could not have slept well knowing I had seen a photo of Caylee in a similar shirt and not let someone know about it. If you have a problem with that than too bad. It was the right thing to do. I wasn't throwing anyone under the bus or lying or sleuthing or trying to frame anyone in doing so.

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reviewingcrime wrote:

<quoted text>Caylee was almost three years old before she went missing. When my daughter was two, she understood everything I said and before she was three, she was ice skating and racing on ice with kids five years older than she was...she was very smart and had a large vocabulary for her age. Only children with a single Mom and no other children around on a full time basis often mature faster with a higher degree of comprehension than does a child who does not spend most of their time with adults. It seems to depend on the child. Caylee could repeat everything she heard and saw from what I understand.