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SignUp Now!Do you really believe that? If she was found guilty would you still have that opinion? I seriously doubt it. Circumstantial evidence convicts more people then physical evidence does. Always has and always will. Nothing new there.
I have never heard a case with more circumstantial evidence then I did in this case. its a common sense verdict based on the circumstances surrounding the case.
Sorry, but when ur two old drowns in the pool (which is complete BS!) you dont put duct tape around here mouth and and nose to bury her in the woods. BS!!!!
Well lets break it down......
1.) Casey Anthony was the last person to see Caylee alive.
2.) The trunk of her car smelled of a decaying body by a retired police officer corroborated by several witness and canines to be that of a dead body.
3.) The 31 days gives a murderer plenty of opportunity to commit and cover up the crime.
4.) She got a tattoo saying “Bella Vita” (Beautiful Life) AFTER her daughter was murdered. who gets a fuken tattoo a few weeks after ur daughter drowns in a pool.
5.) Partying, Drinking, Stripping, Stealing, fuking and Tattoos. That's not how a GRIEVING mother acts when her own daughter is dead. No way, no how.
6.) Howbout the chloroform searches on the internet. like 80 different searches.
7.) Borrowing a shovel from the neighbor.
8.) Again, 31 days before you report ur own child missing. RU fukn serious?
9.) Lied to investigators about everything!
10.) Goes on shopping sprees and buys things for her boyfriend. Is that how an woman acts whos child just drowned in the pool? I think not. That is the way someone acts when they are glad their child isnt around any longer and can now go out and party with no responsibilities.
11.) Has absolutely NO remorse for what happened. Thats because she planned it out and murdering her daughter was exactly what she had planned. Typical actions of a sociopathic narcissist.
12.) Lies to her family about her daughters whereabouts and when her mother visits her in jail her mother tells her that she is now hearing that Caylee drowned in the pool. She laughs and says "what next are they gonna say".
13.) Makes up stories about her own father sexually abusing her to take the spotlight off of her. Like that would justify her murdering her own child or justify her failure to report her daughter drowning in the pool. Give me a break!
14.) I could go on for hours....
She is an evil bitch that will burn in hell for what she did.
There was no direct evidence proving Scott Peterson killed his pregnant wife but I dont see anyone complaining about that verdict. Is this really any different? That was a CIRCUMSTANTIAL case. Just like this one.
Id say there is 10x more circumstantial evidence here then there was with Scott Peterson case so to say the decision is correct due to lack of evidence is a shame. You mean lack of PHYSICAL evidence. Well, PHYSICAL evidence is one way to convict someone and the less common way to do so.
As stated above, you don't need "hard evidence" to prove someone guilty.
Do you really believe that? If she was found guilty would you still have that opinion? I seriously doubt it. Circumstantial evidence convicts more people then physical evidence does. Always has and always will. Nothing new there.
I have never heard a case with more circumstantial evidence then I did in this case. its a common sense verdict based on the circumstances surrounding the case.
Sorry, but when ur two old drowns in the pool (which is complete BS!) you dont put duct tape around here mouth and and nose to bury her in the woods. BS!!!!
Well lets break it down......
1.) Casey Anthony was the last person to see Caylee alive.
2.) The trunk of her car smelled of a decaying body by a retired police officer corroborated by several witness and canines to be that of a dead body.
3.) The 31 days gives a murderer plenty of opportunity to commit and cover up the crime.
4.) She got a tattoo saying “Bella Vita” (Beautiful Life) AFTER her daughter was murdered. who gets a fuken tattoo a few weeks after ur daughter drowns in a pool.
5.) Partying, Drinking, Stripping, Stealing, fuking and Tattoos. That's not how a GRIEVING mother acts when her own daughter is dead. No way, no how.
6.) Howbout the chloroform searches on the internet. like 80 different searches.
7.) Borrowing a shovel from the neighbor.
8.) Again, 31 days before you report ur own child missing. RU fukn serious?
9.) Lied to investigators about everything!
10.) Goes on shopping sprees and buys things for her boyfriend. Is that how an woman acts whos child just drowned in the pool? I think not. That is the way someone acts when they are glad their child isnt around any longer and can now go out and party with no responsibilities.
11.) Has absolutely NO remorse for what happened. Thats because she planned it out and murdering her daughter was exactly what she had planned. Typical actions of a sociopathic narcissist.
12.) Lies to her family about her daughters whereabouts and when her mother visits her in jail her mother tells her that she is now hearing that Caylee drowned in the pool. She laughs and says "what next are they gonna say".
13.) Makes up stories about her own father sexually abusing her to take the spotlight off of her. Like that would justify her murdering her own child or justify her failure to report her daughter drowning in the pool. Give me a break!
14.) I could go on for hours....
She is an evil bitch that will burn in hell for what she did.
There was no direct evidence proving Scott Peterson killed his pregnant wife but I dont see anyone complaining about that verdict. Is this really any different? That was a CIRCUMSTANTIAL case. Just like this one.
Id say there is 10x more circumstantial evidence here then there was with Scott Peterson case so to say the decision is correct due to lack of evidence is a shame. You mean lack of PHYSICAL evidence. Well, PHYSICAL evidence is one way to convict someone and the less common way to do so.
if u have ever smelled a rotting body I can assure you there is absolutely no confusing it with any other smell on earth. and certainly not rotting garbage. not even close.One forensic scientist said that the smell in the trunk could have been a culmination of the garbage that was in there.
ok, ask urself this question then.... if she was found guilty would you have questioned the verdict? Yes or No? there's ur answer....Nothing from that list is hard evidence to prove anything imo, and I guess the jury's too. I think she did it, but you have to trust our judicial system on this. We were not there for the trial. I think it proves it works since the jury let her off with reasonable doubt. The media marked her as guilty from day one, yet the system did not cave into the media for once.
What? where ru getting that from? The majority of criminal cases cases are won based on circumstantial evidence not direct or physical evidence. That is absolutely wrong Billy.You can't win a criminal case with circumstantial evidence.
What? where ru getting that from? The majority of criminal cases cases are won based on circumstantial evidence not direct or physical evidence. That is absolutely wrong Billy.
Im really surprised to hear you say that especially since you are a fellow LE officer.
Ill say this again. MOST convictions are won on circumstantial evidence. The
law says it carries the same weight as direct eyewitness testimony.
Both direct evidence and circumstantial evidence are acceptable means of proof in every state. Neither is entitled to any greater weight than the other.
Circumstantial evidence is not evidence that comes directly from an eyewitness or a participant. With direct evidence, jurors don’t have to draw any sort of inferences.
EVERYTHING else is circumstantial evidence, which is simply anything that
allows a jury to reach a conclusion by reasoning, as long as it is relevant to the case being tried.
Almost all witness testimony is circumstantial, since most witnesses relate not that they saw the defendant actually commit the crime but instead that they saw or knew something else that might lead a reasonable person to conclude that the defendant indeed committed said crime. That also applies to expert witnesses as well.
Legal experts will all agree that circumstantial evidence makes up the largest percentage of criminal conviction.
Not only can circumstantial evidence be extraordinarily persuasive, but it can often be stronger than direct evidence and stronger than eyewitness testimony or even, sometimes, a confession.
Cmon Billy, you know better then that. Or at least you should.
some say the prosectors overtired the case. I say BS! there isnt a single person in this country that would have attempted to refute the verdict if it came back guilty. its never without any doubt. the human factor is always there. nothing is 100%. maybe 99% here. thats more then enough to convict.I also think she is guilty and should rot in hell
I think your a partially correct, but the problem is in a murder case is "reasonable doubt/without a shadow of a doubt" jurors see a white mother/daughter/sister who made a "mistake", now if there was a weapon found with the victims blood and the suspects prints, I think it would have ended differently.
just like OJ the Prosecutor allowed that mother fer to try on the gloves and when they didn't fit there came in "without a shadow of a doubt" even thought 99% of evidence showed him guilty that 1% is the reason he walked.
its not a competition to see who wins or looses. a trial is there to seek the truth. nothing else.
there's gonna be a special
place in hell for that cunt.
if u have ever smelled a rotting body I can assure you there is absolutely no confusing it with any other smell on earth. and certainly not rotting garbage. not even close.