Casey Anthony, Indicted For Murder Charges...

ChefChiTown

The secret ingredient? MY BALLS
Yep its just speculation.She is guilty of nothing yet.All that other stuff has to be proven in court as well before you can say "she's guilty".

She's already guilty of providing false information to the police. The other stuff is "in the works"...AKA - they're just looking for the body.
 
She's already guilty of providing false information to the police. The other stuff is "in the works"...AKA - they're just looking for the body.

No chef she has to have a trial and be convicted before we can say with dead certainty she is guilty of giving false info to police.It may look like she will likely be convicted but lets not jump ahead of the process.She does get a trial before being found "guilty" of ANYTHING.At least thats how its suppose to work.
 

ChefChiTown

The secret ingredient? MY BALLS
No chef she has to have a trial and be convicted before we can say with dead certainty she is guilty of giving false info to police.It may look like she will likely be convicted but lets not jump ahead of the process.She does get a trial before being found "guilty" of ANYTHING.At least thats how its suppose to work.

Technically, yes, she is not legally guilty as of yet, as she hasn't been to court yet for her trial. But, they already have the evidence which proves that she gave false information to the police.
 

Violator79

Take a Hit, Spunker!
I am still amazed at anyone who doesn't get this whole clear cut baby murder case...
Sad mother??? Sad mothers don't party after killing their little baby girls. Sad mothers don't take a long break after snuffing out a 3 year olds life, and only after the police get into it act worried over the disappearance of the baby.
This bimbo isn't even close to half smart, and was just happy as a pig in shit getting so much attention, right up until the reality face slap of a First Degree Murder charge.
I have a little girl, and know lots of other little kids...I know what Caylee was like without having ever met her. Yeah...I wouldn't hesitate to hurt Mom to find out for sure where Caylee's little corpse is. Don't even wonder for a minute if any parent would condemn her execution. I of course refer to actual parents, not the psychos who bully babies.
I feel such sadness internally whenever I think about any baby being hurt or abused, and no way is Casey a grieving Mom.
And maybe you should pay a little more attention...there are indeed murder cases, and convictions, without a body. Surprise!

First off, you're from Texas, which says a lot and I'm leaving it there. You people execute more legit convicts and people that are later found out to be innocent than anyone in the country. I never said she's a grieving mother. I said if she is guilty, she's putting on one of the best Grieving Mother Acts Ever. Also, yes I know that people are convicted of murder without a body, but did it ever occur to you that some of those are actually innocent? Not only that, but look at the legal issues that go along with something like that. I pay attention to what people say, so next time think before you speak.

Yep its just speculation.She is guilty of nothing yet.All that other stuff has to be proven in court as well before you can say "she's guilty".

Thank you for thinking. As far as I remember in the U.S., it's innocent until proven guilty. All of a sudden, for Casey Anthony, it's guilty and there's no way in hell she's innocent.
 

ChefChiTown

The secret ingredient? MY BALLS
I said if she is guilty, she's putting on one of the best Grieving Mother Acts Ever.

R...re...really?

Casey Anthony behaved like a carefree party girl, going to nightclubs, entering "hot-body" contests and incessantly sending text messages to her friends while her daughter was missing, according to cell phone and text transcripts and investigative reports released by police.

Copies of her phone and text records obtained by police and released to the public show she hardly ever mentioned her missing daughter during the time just before and after the child was reported missing. The young mother referred to Caylee as "the little snot head" in May, about a month before the child disappeared.

http://edition.cnn.com/2008/CRIME/10/14/caylee.grand.jury/?imw=Y&iref=mpstoryemail

I don't know if I just completely misinterpreted what you said, and I apologize if that's the case, but..."grieving mother act?"

I think not.
 

Philbert

Banned
First off, you're from Texas, which says a lot and I'm leaving it there. You people execute more legit convicts and people that are later found out to be innocent than anyone in the country. I never said she's a grieving mother. I said if she is guilty, she's putting on one of the best Grieving Mother Acts Ever. Also, yes I know that people are convicted of murder without a body, but did it ever occur to you that some of those are actually innocent? Not only that, but look at the legal issues that go along with something like that. I pay attention to what people say, so next time think before you speak.



Thank you for thinking. As far as I remember in the U.S., it's innocent until proven guilty. All of a sudden, for Casey Anthony, it's guilty and there's no way in hell she's innocent.

Actually, I have never executed anyone, but since I see you're from Pennsylvania, I guess a sharp mind would be too much to hope for.
You actually think she's acting like a grieving mother...that tells it all.
As for a trial to prove she's guilty of lying to the police...what are you (not) thinking? She makes several statements, they are checked out, and are false. Where is the doubt of guilt?
If you need someone else to tell you when someone is, say, lying...you must be played for a fool every day of your life. There is such a thing as judgement, and while all decisions need true facts to be made correctly, there are so many things in life that teach us (well, maybe not you, but most others) how things work.
This bimbo is no new story, and like Susan Clark she is very transparent.
I wouldn't execute her on a firm conviction, but I sure as hell know she did something very bad and is trying to avoid having it come to light.
I realize I'm probably wasting my time talking to a bigot such as yourself, but I gave you the benefit of the doubt; you may still have some objectivity left in your shriveled East Coast mind.:rofl:
 
a very Sad situation,
I hope the little girl is still alive but there is no denying that Casey is a full 100% nut case wacko, but we just don't know is she is a murderer.

Who is the Father of Caylee? Where the hell is he?
Was it one of those gangbang nights that it could be one of 50?

If Casey gets off on murder, will she become a porn star? You have to admit she would probably sell a few XXX DVD's and what the hell else could she do? Who would hire her other than Larry Flint?
 

Philbert

Banned
First off, you're from Texas, which says a lot and I'm leaving it there. You people execute more legit convicts and people that are later found out to be innocent than anyone in the country. I never said she's a grieving mother. I said if she is guilty, she's putting on one of the best Grieving Mother Acts Ever. Also, yes I know that people are convicted of murder without a body, but did it ever occur to you that some of those are actually innocent? [NO.] Not only that, but look at the legal issues that go along with something like that. I pay attention to what people say, so next time think before you speak.



Thank you for thinking. As far as I remember in the U.S., it's innocent until proven guilty. All of a sudden, for Casey Anthony, it's guilty and there's no way in hell she's innocent.

I did a little research...I didn't find any known cases of innocent people having been executed in Texas, let alone "more" than anyone else. Sounds like you are making up facts to sound knowledgeable. Can you give a few actual names or cases where people have been found innocent after being executed in Texas?

Maybe you don't pay attention after all, I am thinking.
 

Violator79

Take a Hit, Spunker!
I did a little research...I didn't find any known cases of innocent people having been executed in Texas, let alone "more" than anyone else. Sounds like you are making up facts to sound knowledgeable. Can you give a few actual names or cases where people have been found innocent after being executed in Texas?

Maybe you don't pay attention after all, I am thinking.

First off I could care less about Texas, it means nothing to me. Second, I made a mistake in saying you execute more innocent people than anyone. While Texas does kill more convicts than anyone, and I'm for the death penalty, did it ever occur to you that some of those people may be innocent? As for finding out cases of innocent people being wrongly executed, OMG look here: your then governor George W. Bush may have executed innocent people http://www2.bc.edu/~sydnor/8.s.html There's 12 pages of info on that link. Hope that humble pie tastes good.

Next time, look harder.
 

Philbert

Banned
First off I could care less about Texas, it means nothing to me. Second, I made a mistake in saying you execute more innocent people than anyone. While Texas does kill more convicts than anyone, and I'm for the death penalty, did it ever occur to you that some of those people may be innocent? As for finding out cases of innocent people being wrongly executed, OMG look here: your then governor George W. Bush may have executed innocent people http://www2.bc.edu/~sydnor/8.s.html There's 12 pages of info on that link. Hope that humble pie tastes good.
Next time, look harder.
"It is almost impossible to determine with certainty if Gov. Bush executed an innocent inmate during his tenure. After executions, evidence from capital cases is generally destroyed. Nevertheless, several cases suggest the high probability that George W. Bush, as Governor of Texas, committed the ultimate error in applying the ultimate punishment. "
Or, in plain English, "it could have happened, but we don't really know".
As well (you shoulda looked harder) these cases were decided long before GWB took office...he merely didn't stop legally mandated executions.
"Hope that humble pie tastes good."

Let us know how it tastes.
 

Violator79

Take a Hit, Spunker!
"It is almost impossible to determine with certainty if Gov. Bush executed an innocent inmate during his tenure. After executions, evidence from capital cases is generally destroyed. Nevertheless, several cases suggest the high probability that George W. Bush, as Governor of Texas, committed the ultimate error in applying the ultimate punishment. "
Or, in plain English, "it could have happened, but we don't really know".
As well (you shoulda looked harder) these cases were decided long before GWB took office...he merely didn't stop legally mandated executions.
"Hope that humble pie tastes good."

Let us know how it tastes.

This just goes to show that people with power, namely from Texas, won't admit to the fact that they're wrong and innocent people were killed. He had the power to do something but he didn't.

Oh and that humble pie, wasn't up to my specifications. I saved you some though.
 

Violator79

Take a Hit, Spunker!
^^^^^
Here's some nice information for the both of you to digest.

Offenders on Death Row: Texas
Wow, that's a lot of names.

Executed offenders: Texas
415 people, huh?

Executed offenders who were possibly innocent
Hmm, 5 out of 8 those cases are from Texas.

Enjoy


http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16710829/


Texas is well known for putting the wrong person in jail, you have a County that has more exonerations than most STATES, sad:

DALLAS - In a case that has renewed questions about the quality of Texas justice, a man who spent 10 years behind bars for the rape of a boy has become the 12th person in Dallas County to be cleared by DNA evidence.

That is more DNA exonerations than in all of California, and more than in Florida, too. In fact, Dallas County alone has more such cases than all but three states — a situation one Texas lawmaker calls an "international embarrassment."

Only New York, Illinois and Texas have had more DNA exonerations than Dallas County, which has a population of 2.3 million, according to the Innocence Project, a New York-based legal center that specializes in overturning wrongful convictions.

Legislative push
"These are appalling mistakes, and in the case of Dallas County, there have been so many," said Democratic state Sen. Rodney Ellis of Houston, who is sponsoring a bill to create Texas Innocence Commission to scrutinize the state's criminal justice system.

A similar bill failed to reach the floor in the past two legislative sessions. But "my colleagues in the Senate, in particular, are beginning to see these are human lives we are talking about," Ellis said. "There are times when we make mistakes, and when we do, we ought to be big enough to admit it."



As far as Casey Anthony goes, you don't have to be Perry Mason to see the obvious. She says once all is explained people will say "Okay now we understand, everything makes sense now". Well if I was sitting in jail on a murder indictment I would start explaining, something she has yet to do. She said she would explain on bail, that's one of the reasons the one bond company bailed her out. Once out she said NOTHING much to the dismay of the bonds company.
 
Have to bump this one up as it is far more relevant than the other Casey Anthony thread
 

GibbsGrad2002

Mr. Nice gallery
It is a sad trial and I am sure she is guilty but remember the OJ trial all the evidence pointed that he was guilty and he got off do not be suprised if she doesnt do the same
 

Alyssa Rose

Official Checked Star Member
Have to bump this one up as it is far more relevant than the other Casey Anthony thread

I can't read any of these articles.. They literally make me sick to my stomach
:( Rip baby Caylee:angels:
 
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