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11-23-2018 11:46 AM
@occasionalrain wrote:She was found not guilty.
Those who continue to hound her disgust me.
People who kill their children disgust me
11-23-2018 12:18 PM
@occasionalrain wrote:She was found not guilty.
Those who continue to hound her disgust me.
@occasionalrain. Juries get it wrong many times. For a lot of different reasons. Innocent project comes to mind.
11-23-2018 12:26 PM - edited 11-23-2018 12:26 PM
@goldensrbest wrote:
@occasionalrain wrote:She was found not guilty.
Those who continue to hound her disgust me.
They said there was not enough evidence to convict her, i don't see her father doing it, and the body was in her trunk.
@goldensrbest The body wasn't found in her trunk. It was found wrapped in a blanket inside a trash bag in the woods near her family's house. I'm not defending her. I think she was clearly guilty.
11-23-2018 12:39 PM
@occasionalrain wrote:She was found not guilty.
Those who continue to hound her disgust me.
Not guilty doesn't mean she was innocent. It means the jury didn't find enough evidence to convict her, which means she could very well be guilty like most of us believe she is.
11-23-2018 12:40 PM
Isn't she the one that didn't report her daughter "missing" for 30days or more? Never told anyone until her Mom started calling the police on her?
Just because her lawyer got her off with murder doesn't mean people shouldn't use better judgement
11-23-2018 12:46 PM
@goldensrbest wrote:
@occasionalrain wrote:She was found not guilty.
Those who continue to hound her disgust me.
They said there was not enough evidence to convict her, i don't see her father doing it, and the body was in her trunk.
@goldensrbest The Father and Mother have no relationship to Casey anymore. They cut her out of their life. SMART PEOPLE.
11-23-2018 01:05 PM - edited 11-23-2018 01:18 PM
@sidsmom wrote:I’ve always wondered......
There have been a ton of ‘parent-kills-child’ stories
throughout the decades.
Why has this particular story remained in the news cycle?
Whenever I see her name, there’s always a thought-bubble
over my head that says, “Geeeze, why is she relevant?”
In the age of not naming the shooter/killer, I’m always surprised
why the Public hangs on one particular icky person.
I’ve never commented on a Casey Anthony thread & probably
never will again, but just perplexed,
Why do people crawl over themselves to keep her name in the news?
Many people spent a lot of time watching every minute of her trial on TV. I don't think there are other trials of parents accused of killing their children that are televised and that get the kind of coverage hers did.
People seemed totally invested in it and obsessed with it. It was a TV event. Like O.J.'s trial was. Lots of men kill their wives, but their trials aren't a TV series.
So news about these people brings them back to their obsession.
11-23-2018 01:08 PM
No pattern of abuse.
No broken bones, old injuries.
No trips to the ER.
No police reports.
Most importantly, no cause of death so it could have natural cause or accidental.
Most likely she died from accidental drowning in the family pool. Casey, and possibly her father, paniced and attempted a cover up.
11-23-2018 01:09 PM
Why dredge up these subjects during the holidays.
11-23-2018 01:30 PM
@sidsmom wrote:I’ve always wondered......
There have been a ton of ‘parent-kills-child’ stories
throughout the decades.
Why has this particular story remained in the news cycle?
Whenever I see her name, there’s always a thought-bubble
over my head that says, “Geeeze, why is she relevant?”
In the age of not naming the shooter/killer, I’m always surprised
why the Public hangs on one particular icky person.
I’ve never commented on a Casey Anthony thread & probably
never will again, but just perplexed,
Why do people crawl over themselves to keep her name in the news?
@sidsmom To answer your question, it's because she got away with murder.
Like O.J. remains newsworthy. Both of these people should be in jail for life...at the very least.
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