Re: You going to watch the Casey Anthony series?

SarahW · ‎03-09-2010

Yes, I plan to watch. I will be interested to see if anything new is revealed. Like everyone else, I still can't believe that pathetic JURY did not find that scumbag guilty.

croemer · ‎03-10-2010

Dumbest jury in history!

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lilmissy · ‎03-10-2010

I thought about it, as I watched the whole thing unfold on tv years ago. But then I decided there is nothing new, and why spend any more time on this - I hope something else is on.

MaRina · ‎08-12-2013

Think I'm going to watch only because I want to hear what her dad is going to say. But if it's more about Casey and her lies to try and convince us she's innocent I'll changed the channel. BTW my belief is she WILL pay one day we don't live on this earth forever

mousiegirl · ‎03-09-2010

@hyacinth003 wrote:
I believe it is 3 parts, starting this Sunday, on Investigation Discovery channel. The commercial keeps showing her father saying that they got it wrong.

This could be a complete teaser, and not mean that he thinks the jury's "not guilty" verdict was wrong. Might be out of context.

Since I watch ID channel the most anyway, I will probably see it. I'm off most all other television, except animals and sports!

I believe in my heart and head that she killed her daughter, Caylee. Nothing else makes any sense. She was found decomposed in a swamp. The only person who could have put her there is her so-called mother.

Kind of curious what angle this will take.

Hyacinth

@hyacinth003 Yes, I believe it is a teaser because when he left the stand, he looked at her and made the motion of washing his hands of her, to which I applauded.

mousiegirl · ‎03-09-2010

@hyacinth003 wrote:
@Katcat1 wrote:
@hyacinth003, If it interferes with After Camelot, NO. Otherwise, I would watch it. To this day, I cannot understand how that Casey got off. Child missing for a month, all the lies about work and her daugher. I hope she suffers everyday for what she did. I blame a lot of it on poor investigation and gathering of evidence for Forensic testing. That little girl did not deserve to die so young.

I'm not sure about lack of evidence and forensic testing. What did they miss?

I blame it on a STUPID jury. Making statements that they couldn't find her

guilty because the medical examiner couldn't say HOW she died - it was ruled a homicide. SOMEONE KILLED HER.

The poor baby was nothing but bones pretty much when she was found. She did not drown herself in a swamp with duct tape over her face. That means someone (only possibility was her "mother") put her there. Bones only don't always reveal HOW someone was killed. If she wasn't shot (bullet hole) or stabbed (knife mark in bone), you cannot tell how she was killed. But SOMEONE for sure killed her.

Reasonable doubt doesn't mean you necessarily get ALL your questions answered.

She was in the custody of her mother. She was found dead in a swamp. Her mother either put her there (near her family home) or someone on behalf of her did.

Guilty beyond ANY doubt for me!

Hyacinth

@hyacinth003 Remember Casey's Mother saying Casey's pants stank terribly, so she washed them, i.e., tampered with evidence, and we know what the stench was, gruesome.

chickenbutt · ‎03-09-2010

I've seen it hyped on the ID channel and decided, nah, I'll pass.

I kind of wonder if there is even anything left that everybody doesn't know already, but I don't wonder enough to generate the interest to record/watch this one.

For whomever is watching - I hope it's informative.

Lucky Charm · ‎03-09-2010

What upsets me just as much as the fact she was murdered (or anyone for that matter), is the fact of all the information that is then let out in to the public.

Why the public needs to know how a child died at the hands of a monster is beyond me.

I feel like if a minor's name isn't given in a horrendous crime, then the details of a minors demise should also be kept private.

It seems to take away their dignity.

Maybe it's because it gives me a hopeless feeling in my heart that a child was crying and I couldn't hear them, a child was wimpering and I couldn't hug them, a child was gasping and I couldn't save them.

I don't think that the media should report the findings of a murder scene or the circumstances of the death (and just as horrifically torture). It does no one any good to know of these invasive facts of a childs death. Or anyone's murder.

Take the dignity away from the convicted murderer if you're too scared to kill them. At least.