CASEY: Does the State Have the Goods to Convict?

[marcemon]

FloridaStatute406_12 wrote:

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God bless ya, Marce.
You are the cats meow.

Well thanks, silly, but I'm not the only who feels that way.

[marcemon]

FloridaStatute406_12 wrote:

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YW.
I know you will enjoy it!

Hoya hoya!(I know it's spelled wrong, but you know what I mean. The Polish war whoop!)

[Gloomy Days]

For anyone interested the Jodi trial resumes today..

http://radaronline.com/exclusives/2013/02/jod...

[Gloomy Days]

I imagine Cindy is breathing a huge sigh of relief that no charges have been brought against her - YET .

Who knows what may develop following the Grund trial EH?.........

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[FloridaStatute40 6_12]

marcemon wrote:

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Well thanks, silly, but I'm not the only who feels that way.

I know.
I'm jess mocking ngrace's George meltdown from the other night.

She-He accused me of not "sticking to the facts", in my defense of George, against her wild pathetic libelous claims.

I posted a few FACTS, with which the majority agrees are FACTS, just for her reading pleasure,

Her obsessive need to keep the crime in the Anthony family, is going to be her downfall.

[FloridaStatute40 6_12]

Gloomy Days wrote:

I imagine Cindy is breathing a huge sigh of relief that no charges have been brought against her - YET .
Who knows what may develop following the Grund trial EH?.........

You're ridiculous. And delusional.

"I can tell you, nobody in our office thinks that you or George or Lee, are suspects at all.
I mean we NEVER talked in any way, shape or form about you guys having knowledge of ANYTHING that's happened to Caylee, or in any other way.
And we've always taken the position that until we've had some kind of confirmation, of any kind concerning Caylee's status, we're not taking the direction that she's not alive. And what you see in the media and what you hear in the news has not been fair or right in their reporting of you, George and Lee." -- ORANGE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE COMMANDER M. IRWIN SEPTEMBER 2008

[krissy]

fckn_yip_ wrote:

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Yep that there is Days back in the day when she was on our side believing Casey killed her kid.
Hahahahaha great find WTB, Dayz must be so embarrassed. hahahahahaha

Who cares what someone's opinion was way back then? Don't any of you people ever change your minds or get things wrong?

I thought she was guilty too until I listened to people way smarter than me discuss the case.

[FloridaStatute40 6_12]

JUNE 23, 2011 TRIAL TRANSCRIPT
FLORIDA VS. CASEY MARIE ANTHONY
TESTIMONY OF CINDY ANTHONY:

"I did not look up --*how to make chloroform*.
I looked up *chloroform*.
I did tell the detectives, and I did tell the state attorneys about the search."

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And she clearly told them her particular search activity was an auto-generated search bar prompt, that she click on, as she began type the word "CHLOROPHYLL" into the google search engine.

And since Cindy testified that she did NOT search 'how to make chloroform'-- she also denies making the search that was made while she was at work.

No perjury. Bimbos.

[Gloomy Days]

NOTE..

"this empathetic approach
projects acceptance of suspects
as “good” individuals who
have experienced devastating
events."

"Rationalize Suspects’ Actions
Rationalization offers plausible
explanations for suspects’ actions
that reflect favorably on them by
presenting their actions in a positive
light. Many individuals rationalize
their actions to excuse errors
of all kinds and degrees. Competent
investigators comprehend this
psychological process and convey
empathy by indicating that they understand
suspects’ frames of reference.
When delivered in a gentle,
sincere manner, this empathetic approach
projects acceptance of suspects
as “good” individuals who
have experienced devastating
events.

[FloridaStatute40 6_12]

Gloomy Days wrote:

NOTE..
"this empathetic approach
projects acceptance of suspects
as “good” individuals who
have experienced devastating
events."
"Rationalize Suspects’ Actions
Rationalization offers plausible
explanations for suspects’ actions
that reflect favorably on them by
presenting their actions in a positive
light. Many individuals rationalize
their actions to excuse errors
of all kinds and degrees. Competent
investigators comprehend this
psychological process and convey
empathy by indicating that they understand
suspects’ frames of reference.
When delivered in a gentle,
sincere manner, this empathetic approach
projects acceptance of suspects
as “good” individuals who
have experienced devastating
events.

Is that what Melich and the FBI did with Jesse, during his 'suspect' polygraph and exit interview?

[marcemon]

FloridaStatute406_12 wrote:

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I know.
I'm jess mocking ngrace's George meltdown from the other night.
She-He accused me of not "sticking to the facts", in my defense of George, against her wild pathetic libelous claims.
I posted a few FACTS, with which the majority agrees are FACTS, just for her reading pleasure,
Her obsessive need to keep the crime in the Anthony family, is going to be her downfall.

Well, I hardly believe it will be her downfall. But no matter what, ngrace will never veer from her conviction that George is guilty, guilty, guilty of everything.

ngrace believes so strongly about George b/c doing so is the only way to make all of Baez's pieces fit. You know, those pieces that aren't evidence.

[FloridaStatute40 6_12]

marcemon wrote:

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Well, I hardly believe it will be her downfall. But no matter what, ngrace will never veer from her conviction that George is guilty, guilty, guilty of everything.
ngrace believes so strongly about George b/c doing so is the only way to make all of Baez's pieces fit. You know, those pieces that aren't evidence.

Baez has already acknowledged that the only reason he used those pieces (that aren't evidence) is because the State played dirty pool -- not because they are fact based.

I don't know what else the Bimbo needs to convince her.
If she can't handle hearing it directly from the horse's ass, what - or who - will it take to convince her?

SMDH

[FloridaStatute40 6_12]

FloridaStatute406_12 wrote:

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Is that what Melich and the FBI did with Jesse, during his 'suspect' polygraph and exit interview?

Speaking of Jesse's polygraph and horses asses.........

Jenni from Michigan wrote:
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"Can I ask why LP would be asked to take a polygraph?
What crime has he committed or is a suspect of in order to be asked to take one?"

LMMFAO!!!

[FloridaStatute40 6_12]

krissy wrote:

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Who cares what someone's opinion was way back then? Don't any of you people ever change your minds or get things wrong?
I thought she was guilty too until I listened to people way smarter than me discuss the case.

I think you are very smart. Too smart.
But hey.......at least you didn't listen to dumb people, like the majority of haters did.

[Mary NY]

Gloomy Days wrote:

For anyone interested the Jodi trial resumes today..
http://radaronline.com/exclusives/2013/02/jod...

Just now tuning in, I see she's still up there with her lawyer.

[marcemon]

FloridaStatute406_12 wrote:

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Baez has already acknowledged that the only reason he used those pieces (that aren't evidence) is because the State played dirty pool -- not because they are fact based.
I don't know what else the Bimbo needs to convince her.
If she can't handle hearing it directly from the horse's ass, what - or who - will it take to convince her?
SMDH

Nothing and no one will convince her otherwise. She is locked into that. I was going to say 'theory', but to ngrace, it is not a theory, it is a fact.

[Double Jeopardy]

FloridaStatute406_12 wrote:

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That should be "Below, I have a good Polish/Polka hour radio show out of Chicago" for you to listen to.
It is not my own personal radio show.
Having a website is enough work. I wouldn't want a radio show too.

Obviously no one is interested in your website, including you!

[fckn_yip_]

FloridaStatute406_12 wrote:

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Speaking of Jesse's polygraph and horses asses.........
Jenni from Michigan wrote:
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"Can I ask why LP would be asked to take a polygraph?
What crime has he committed or is a suspect of in order to be asked to take one?"
LMMFAO!!!

You sad and lonely fcking yip.

[guest]

FloridaStatute406_12 wrote:

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I think you are very smart. Too smart.
But hey.......at least you didn't listen to dumb people, like the majority of haters did.

I think the more that I learn, the stupider I realize that I am. At this rate, by the time I hit retirement age I'm going to be back to chewing on blocks and shaking a rattle.

[FloridaStatute40 6_12]

Double Jeopardy wrote:

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Obviously no one is interested in your website, including you!

That is so not true.