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BoxerFit 06-02-2011 04:53 PM

Casey Anthony: Innocent? Guilty?
 
Anyone been following this trial as much as I. It sure is interesting,,,who needs to go to the movies??? HA!:joker:

Laura G 06-02-2011 05:00 PM

I've heard the name, but have no idea what's going on. Can you give me the details? What is he accused of?

BoxerFit 06-02-2011 05:05 PM

She's on trial for the murder of her 2.5 yo Caylee Marie back in 2008.

Lori Bell 06-02-2011 05:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Laura G (Post 3875296)
I've heard the name, but have no idea what's going on. Can you give me the details? What is he accused of?

WOW...I bet the Anthony's would have loved to have you in the jury pool. :)

Bebita 06-02-2011 05:24 PM

I've heard the name, but have no idea what's going on. Can you give me the details? What is he accused of?
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Her location is Canada, perhaps that's why she has not heard about the case. Either way a child is lost, this is very very sad.

Laura G 06-02-2011 05:24 PM

Ha ha! I guess I would have made a great juror since I didn't even know it was a girl!

However, having a daughter who is currently 28 months, I would have had no sympathy for her at all - off with her head!
Is she claiming innocence? What is the back story? - I'm going to google it...

bargoo 06-02-2011 05:56 PM

The story goes like this , evidently the mama, Casey wanted to party and 2 year old daughter was making to much noise so Mama dearest chloroformed her baby duyghter and ductaped her mouth and nose. After 31 days had passed she said her daughter was missing and named a baby sitter to have taken her , a baby sitter who doesn't exist. These are the allegations, the chloroform and ducttape are fact. The trial has just started. This is in Florida where they have the death penalty.

NiteOwlMommy 06-02-2011 07:56 PM

Yeah I have followed it somewhat I think she is guilty during the 30 days her daughter was "missing" Casey partied up a storm. If my daughter was missing the last thing on my mind would be "Hey let me enter a Hot Body contest at the club!"

Miss Sandra 06-02-2011 08:55 PM

I live in Orlando (where it all took place) so I have been forced to watch it 24/7. I think she is guilty. Today was interesting, they played all of Casey's interviews from when Caylee was first reported missing and they made Casey look horrible. She lead the Orlando police all over the city, to places she said she worked but really didnt, to the "nanny's" apartment (who doesnt even exist). I'm really curious to see how this all plays out .

boatgirl16 06-02-2011 08:59 PM

When will the verdict be made? Anyone know?

Miss Sandra 06-02-2011 09:06 PM

The state said that the case is "almost halfway over". Today was day 18 I believe?

pam920 06-02-2011 09:15 PM

I've been following it. I think she is guilty. I would be a basket case if one of my children was kidnapped, drowned, whatever else she comes up with. My heart broke to hear Cindy listen to those 911 tapes and break down. I'm a grandmother and was feeling all the emotions she was and can not even begin to imagine the pain she is suffering.

ryeb 06-02-2011 09:37 PM

I was a basket case when I thought I lost my kid for like 2 minutes!! I was freaking out when my nephew wondered off at the pool yesterday and it was like 5 minutes to find him. I am sorry, but no where in those times was I thinking I should be in a wet t-shirt contest and get my drink on, and I like my booze lol

I think she is 100% guilty, and that was before hearing about the duct tape and chloraphorm :(

WeightForMe 06-02-2011 11:12 PM

The only thing I've questioned since this whole thing happened years ago was the guy that found her. He found the bag off in the woods in aug i think it was and called the police to check it out. As far as he knew the cops went to check it out ( Which I guess turns out they didn't really) but told everyone they did. So why did he go back to the same spot in Dec and call the cops again? I dont believe he lived in that neighborhood. Unless he knew what it was or was looking for something specific ....Weird.

kaplods 06-02-2011 11:43 PM

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Originally Posted by WeightForMe (Post 3875732)
The only thing I've questioned since this whole thing happened years ago was the guy that found her. He found the bag off in the woods in aug i think it was and called the police to check it out. As far as he knew the cops went to check it out ( Which I guess turns out they didn't really) but told everyone they did. So why did he go back to the same spot in Dec and call the cops again? I dont believe he lived in that neighborhood. Unless he knew what it was or was looking for something specific ....Weird.


I thought the same thing at first, and then I asked myself what would I have done in his place. I find something suspicious and call the cops and tell them where the suspicious item is located. They tell me they're going to check it out, but afterward I hear nothing. No one's been arrested, there's no report in the news of any evidence being found (in fact, there's reports almost daily that nothing has been found). Months pass and still no arrest and no report of what I saw being found. I think I would be tempted to go back and check to see if what I found in the first place was still there (I would be thinking "how the heck could they have missed it).

ringmaster 06-03-2011 12:14 AM

I haven't been keeping up with it lately, last I recently heard was she said the baby drowned in a pool. The story is always changing, she's lied and didn't report her kid missing for a month so I think she is guilty or atleast knows what happened.

fullofhope 06-03-2011 12:54 AM

lol love that its all guilty votes in here! :carrot: ugh, shes just so slimy!

ShanIAm 06-03-2011 08:49 AM

Nothing will be more disappointing to me if this winds up being a repeat of the OJ trial.

So guilty!

pam920 06-03-2011 09:22 AM

the guy that found the remains is a meter reader. That is why he was in the neighborhood.

DixC Chix 06-03-2011 09:36 AM

I saw an interview with a private investigator (?) who said mom Casey was in the habit of giving the child xanax so she could go out partying. Apparently called that "nanny xanny". This is close to the name of the alleged nanny she supposedly left the child. This then lends enough of Casey's brand of truth to her statements to police.

When she ran out of Rx drugs, she got hold of chloroform which she didn't have experience handling.

Has she ever detailed who the father is?

bama girl 06-03-2011 12:55 PM

Ugghh. She just grosses me out. There is NO WAY she wasn't involved in this, and she's such a slimy person.

However, I do hate all the comments with people giving armchair psychology from people who have no idea what they're talking about. No, being bipolar does not make you likely to kill someone. Neither does having borderline personality disorder, or any other mental illness. It's a slap in the face to anyone that IS struggling with mental illness to imply that, and it just makes the stigma worse, as well as giving her an excuse. If she IS mentally ill, she didn't kill her daughter because of that, she killed her because she is HORRIBLE PERSON.

Not that anyone here was doing that, but it just drives me nuts.

4star 06-03-2011 03:38 PM

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Originally Posted by bama girl (Post 3876440)
Ugghh. She just grosses me out. There is NO WAY she wasn't involved in this, and she's such a slimy person.

However, I do hate all the comments with people giving armchair psychology from people who have no idea what they're talking about. No, being bipolar does not make you likely to kill someone. Neither does having borderline personality disorder, or any other mental illness. It's a slap in the face to anyone that IS struggling with mental illness to imply that, and it just makes the stigma worse, as well as giving her an excuse. If she IS mentally ill, she didn't kill her daughter because of that, she killed her because she is HORRIBLE PERSON.

Not that anyone here was doing that, but it just drives me nuts.

She's not mentally ill. She's just an extreme narcissist.

If the baby actually drowned, why carry on like that for a month and then run police around like that with the lies? IF that were the case, she wouldn't be in half the trouble she is in now. All she ever had to do was report the accidental drowning. The defense knows there is no real defense for her actions and they are grasping at straws with their incredible story. I am half-expecting them to keep shifting the blame around until they end with "the devil made her do it." :rolleyes:

MonicaM 06-03-2011 04:05 PM

I believe narcissists, (like this one, OJ, Pam Smart, the one from Small Sacrifices, the Smith one who drowned her kids.....on and on) definitely have a mental illness, that does not mean everyone with a mental illness is capable of murder. Categories can be both confusing and misleading. All women are part of mankind; no man is part of womankind.......... All robins are birds; not all birds are robins.

bama girl 06-03-2011 04:27 PM

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Originally Posted by MonicaM (Post 3876737)
I believe narcissists, (like this one, OJ, Pam Smart, the one from Small Sacrifices, the Smith one who drowned her kids.....on and on) definitely have a mental illness, that does not mean everyone with a mental illness is capable of murder. Categories can be both confusing and misleading. All women are part of mankind; no man is part of womankind.......... All robins are birds; not all birds are robins.

I can agree with that... she definitely behaves narcissistically, and I think your statement is close to what I was thinking and just couldn't quite express it. I just got frustrated reading the comments on news sites where people were like "Well she OBVIOUSLY has bipolar disorder" or something like that. I just think it's dangerous to stigmatize everyone with a mental issue as a potential murderer.

MonicaM 06-03-2011 04:32 PM

And, I should have added, it does not mean that all narcissists are capable of murder. We have probably all had the misfortune to know people who only care about themselves, who do not see beyond their own nose, who are ME, Me, Me, people; yet certainly not murderers.

kaplods 06-03-2011 04:40 PM

Most people aren't dangerous, most people with mental illness aren't dangerous. Not all dangerous people are mentally ill, but some are. Mental illness can be a contributing factor in some crimes, but it's not a defense unless her illness prevented her from understanding right from wrong. That she tried to cover up her actions, implies she understood that what she did was wrong.

What concerns me about this case, is that no one (at least not successfully) stepped in sooner to stop this. There were warning signs all over the place, and it seemed that the people closest to her helped her cover up her actions - both before and after the child's death.

Her parents and friends should have gotten Social Services involved. They may not have appreciated how dangerous the situation was, but from what has come out in the news, a lot of people knew some very strange and inappropriate things were going on.

cbmare 06-03-2011 05:08 PM

She is a pathological liar. Leading the cops to Universal Studios with the lie that she works there was yet another one.

She does not deserve to have any more children. I wish there was some way to prevent that. I truly believe that she will go to prison. However, she could get pregnant while in there. It's been known to happen.

4star 06-03-2011 06:30 PM

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Originally Posted by MonicaM (Post 3876779)
And, I should have added, it does not mean that all narcissists are capable of murder. We have probably all had the misfortune to know people who only care about themselves, who do not see beyond their own nose, who are ME, Me, Me, people; yet certainly not murderers.

This particular narcissist apparently crossed over into sociopathy like the other ones previously mentioned so in that case they aren't common narcissists or even comparable to many extreme narcissists that may be out there not killing people everyday, though they often cause people emotional and monetary harm. Mental illness or personality disorder, whatever you call it, they begin to disregard not only people's feelings and property but also people's lives. But yeah, I am not up for giving extreme narcissists or sociopaths a break for the crimes they commit under the guise of their "condition" being lumped in with that of say a schizophrenic in a manic state. In that regard, personality disorder fits better. It's not that they don't know better, they just don't care about anything or anyone else except for themselves. People want to believe that no one would be that way unless they are ill but unfortunately the only thing that does is give a narcissist another excuse for their behavior.

She has a pretty interesting but common profile. Here's two articles by Dr. Deborah Schurman-Kauflin who profiled the BTK killer.

http://www.momlogic.com/2008/11/case...minal_mind.php

http://blogs.discovery.com/criminal_...er-says-c.html

ryeb 06-03-2011 09:22 PM

I want to jump on the whole mental illness cases, I do believe that Yates lady was truly mentally handicap when she killed her children in the bath tub. I also think her husband at the time was just as guilty for his children's deaths due to his lack of intervention. I am not condoning her actions, however I do think her mental illness pushed her over the edge to kill her children.

jules1216 06-03-2011 09:29 PM

if she didnt want to be a mother why didnt she give custody to her parents, the biological father or his parents....

4star 06-04-2011 07:54 AM

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Originally Posted by ryeb (Post 3877100)
I want to jump on the whole mental illness cases, I do believe that Yates lady was truly mentally handicap when she killed her children in the bath tub. I also think her husband at the time was just as guilty for his children's deaths due to his lack of intervention. I am not condoning her actions, however I do think her mental illness pushed her over the edge to kill her children.

Yates was truly mentally ill with delusions and schizophrenia. Yates had been hospitalized and was being treated for severe postpardum psychosis. People like Yates shouldn't be lumped in with the Susan Smiths, Scott Petersons, and Casey Anthonys of the world who "alledgely" killed their children b/c they were cramping their style. In that respect, you can't say a mental illness caused this b/c they were making conscience choices and calculations.

4star 06-04-2011 08:03 AM

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Originally Posted by jules1216 (Post 3877107)
if she didnt want to be a mother why didnt she give custody to her parents, the biological father or his parents....

I think there was an image to uphold and that she knew she could use little Caylee as a bargaining chip to get what she wanted from her parents. Not to mention, having a child makes you look mature and nuturing, so motherhood might have made her attractive to males wanting children.

Sociopaths are not capable of love. Putting a child up for adoption is a loving option so you can see why she wouldn't have chosen that option. There's a link to the profile of a sociopath.

http://www.mcafee.cc/Bin/sb.html

BoxerFit 06-04-2011 11:45 PM

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Originally Posted by DixC Chix (Post 3876119)
I saw an interview with a private investigator (?) who said mom Casey was in the habit of giving the child xanax so she could go out partying. Apparently called that "nanny xanny". This is close to the name of the alleged nanny she supposedly left the child. This then lends enough of Casey's brand of truth to her statements to police.

When she ran out of Rx drugs, she got hold of chloroform which she didn't have experience handling.

Has she ever detailed who the father is?

No detail on who the father is, and we probably never will.

I really like the PI's theory. But where does the shovel come in?

BoxerFit 06-04-2011 11:49 PM

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Originally Posted by bama girl (Post 3876767)
I can agree with that... she definitely behaves narcissistically, and I think your statement is close to what I was thinking and just couldn't quite express it. I just got frustrated reading the comments on news sites where people were like "Well she OBVIOUSLY has bipolar disorder" or something like that. I just think it's dangerous to stigmatize everyone with a mental issue as a potential murderer.

SOCIOPATH!!

Coondocks 06-05-2011 10:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Brown (Post 3878327)
I'm not justifying ANYTHING she has done (I also think she's guilty), but I will say I can see that some of the things people say to those of us who are childfree, or those who are unsure they want to parent (or those who are considering abortion, or even adoption post-conception) being enough to make those who aren't as secure in their choices go through with things they really DON'T want to do. That can lead to tragedies like this one.

I have to agree with you.
I cannot and will not, ever, justify what she has done, and yes I believe she is guilty.
But, we really don't know what her mental thought process was when she was pregnant. She may have very well wanted to be a mother, thought she would be a good mother and after some time was overwhelmed, thought she made a wrong decision, realized it really wasn't what she wanted - anything like that.
Again, I don't think this is an excuse, justification or in anyway reason to show any compassion to her. She may or may not be mentally ill, no I don't think she is -- I think she is just a self serving, cold hearted person.

But - all we know is she wasn't a good mother in the end months of that precious childs life. It's inexcusable.

jules1216 06-05-2011 12:25 PM

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Originally Posted by 4star (Post 3877452)
I think there was an image to uphold and that she knew she could use little Caylee as a bargaining chip to get what she wanted from her parents. Not to mention, having a child makes you look mature and nuturing, so motherhood might have made her attractive to males wanting children.

Sociopaths are not capable of love. Putting a child up for adoption is a loving option so you can see why she wouldn't have chosen that option. There's a link to the profile of a sociopath.

http://www.mcafee.cc/Bin/sb.html

I guess I just cant comprehend why somebody didnt see warning signs, giving a child Xanex to put her to sleep should have been a real big one...sounds like she even bragged about doing it...the sociopath makes sense though...its the thing that until you realize theres a problem you dont know it exists...and in her mind she probably was a good mother

and I wasnt talking about giving up custody at birth, those red flags again, why didnt somebody step in later, thats what I was saying in my post that has been taken in a whole different direction than it was meant...thats what I hate about posting....

4star 06-05-2011 08:11 PM

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Originally Posted by jules1216 (Post 3878795)
I guess I just cant comprehend why somebody didnt see warning signs, giving a child Xanex to put her to sleep should have been a real big one...sounds like she even bragged about doing it...the sociopath makes sense though...its the thing that until you realize theres a problem you dont know it exists...and in her mind she probably was a good mother

and I wasnt talking about giving up custody at birth, those red flags again, why didnt somebody step in later, thats what I was saying in my post that has been taken in a whole different direction than it was meant...thats what I hate about posting....

I think they weren't catching the "Zanny" reference. Really, who'd ever think someone would be callous enough to drug their kid so they can go party? I think her Mom was getting ready to file for custody and that may be why she took off with the child, to punish Gma.

As for the people in their lives, I think your first paragraph sums it up. "Until you realize there's a problem, you don't know it exists." What a **** of a way for everyone to find out there was a problem. Her friends and associates were very forthcoming and cooperative b/c they never pictured that she could disregard the life of her own flesh and blood, whom she proclaimed to love. Really in normal life, why would they ever be friends with someone they thought would be capable of treating a child that way? They were ignorant to the real facts. I think everyone in her life was ignorant to the situation and what she was capable of, it's just unconscionable.

bargoo 06-06-2011 09:06 AM

I can't believe that somebody on this poll thinks she is innocent !

4star 06-06-2011 09:16 AM

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Originally Posted by bargoo (Post 3879953)
I can't believe that somebody on this poll thinks she is innocent !

Maybe they are thinking she accidentally killed her? I doubt anyone can say she died at the hands of anyone other than Casey, whether she premeditated it or accidentally overdosed her. It's pretty obvious from the evidence, if not for Casey's actions, that child would still be alive. If she's innocent, she sure did her best to make herself look as guilty as possible.

One this is for sure from her past and present actions, this is a sociopath. Not all sociopaths are murderers but none of them care about anything other than themselves and their self-gratification.

WhitePicketFences 06-06-2011 09:37 AM

I voted guilty but as far as the trial goes ... first degree seems ambitious. She's definitely largely responsible for all that happened, and I personally think she killed Caylee. But whether she planned it out or did it spur of the moment .... ? (As an aside, she seems to do everything on the spur of the moment.)

Maybe this is typical of such a seasoned liar, but it's like every thing she did and said only bought her another day -- until it didn't. The whole thing is just, wow.

I am from the area and I've been watching highlights whenever I can. I know a lot of my relatives there are glued to it.


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