Casey Anthony Trial

[BluPhire]

Originally Posted by violetpretty

A liar does not a murderer make in an American court of law. My point is that if you are innocent of a crime, you know the truth will save you, and therefore, you tell the truth. That sounds like common sense to me.

LOL The truth has sent many a man to jail. Sorry maybe I was born into a cynical race so truth in a court of law has never done a lot of the people I've known any good.

She's just lucky it took investigators 6 months to find the body, or else there'd probably be some pretty damning physical evidence.

Court cases have convicted people on bodies that have been found 3, 5 and 10 years later so I can't agree with you on that one.

But in the grand scheme I understand where your thoughts are coming from so hey.

[DrPhil]

Originally Posted by BluPhire

LOL The truth has sent many a man to jail. Sorry maybe I was born into a cynical race so truth in a court of law has never done a lot of the people I've known any good.

Is that cynical race the human race?

Originally Posted by BluPhire

Court cases have convicted people on bodies that have been found 3, 5 and 10 years later so I can't agree with you on that one.

But in the grand scheme I understand where your thoughts are coming from so hey.

Be careful not to make bored violetpretty attempt to come at you. LOL.

[BluPhire]

Originally Posted by DrPhil

Is that cynical race the human race?

There goes my bait. LOL

Be careful not to make bored violetpretty attempt to come at you. LOL.

Like I said, I understand where she is coming from. Everybody that is having an emotional issue has yet to bring facts to the table.

I mean even Nancy Grace was more focused on her being a bad mother and who is Caylee's father (like not knowing who the father is somehow punishes Casey) than actually quoting the facts that the jury possibly overlooked.

Why? Because she didn't have facts that the jury had.

[DrPhil]

Originally Posted by BluPhire

There goes my bait. LOL

There it went. Down the toilet. Fail.

[AlphaFrog]

I had a sales rep today start in on "Shame about that verdict yesterday..." When I agreed that "Yes, it was a shame that the prosecution didn't meet their burden of proof and the jury had to follow the law.", he changed his tune pretty quickly.

I had the same kneejerk reaction many did; she's probably guilty and it's terrible that she may be getting away woth murder. However, after hearing all the doubt that the media had done a pretty good job of hiding, I have to agree that the proof just wasn't there. That only leaves one thing to say: KARMA'S A BITCH.