Casey Anthony Trial

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Back in 2008 when the world first learned (alleged­ly) about this case, every­one had dif­fer­ent opin­ions, about who was respon­si­ble, sad­ly we still do not know the entire truth, we know like­ly that some kind of acci­dent was prob­a­bly the result of a care­less moth­er, who would rather be par­ty­ing, than tak­ing care of her child.

We know that some­one with enough knowl­edge to leave no DNA and no evi­dence dis­posed of the body.

We know that Casey was not the per­son that dis­posed of the body sim­ply because it takes skill to leave no evi­dence behind and this girl, Casey Antho­ny did not have those skills.  This fam­i­ly alleged­ly is a seri­ous­ly dys­func­tion­al fam­i­ly unit, and they went out in front of the world and asked for help in find­ing a child that alleged­ly they may have known was already dead.

Now think about that for a moment before you judge.

What ever hap­pened, the like­ly hood that this fam­i­ly all knew about it, is some­thing you can­not dis­count.

Every­thing that we saw play out, may have been planed, years ago, by this fam­i­ly, (alleged­ly) they could have planned the entire thing from start to fin­ish, dia­bol­i­cal, yes, impos­si­ble no.

Had this fam­i­ly come out and told the truth instead of alleged­ly engag­ing in a cov­er and manip­u­la­tion, of the legal sys­tem, none of this would have ever hap­pened. 

How­ev­er, the state of Flori­da is to blame here, at least in part because they want­ed to cross the line and make this a death case the prob­lem was that they had no evi­dence, alleged­ly because some­one with enough skill dis­posed of the body and left no traces behind, (none) think about that.

The sad truth here is that we have a moth­er that did not have her pri­or­i­ties right, it is not some­thing that is unusu­al, you see it every day in just about every state, some­times acci­dents hap­pen, more often it is just a close call, and things return to nor­mal, how­ev­er in this case, some­thing went wrong.

When you attempt to manip­u­late the legal sys­tem by over charg­ing the case, in hopes of forc­ing a con­fes­sion or in hopes of obtain­ing a plea deal, you can end up with the wrong result, the legal sys­tem was not meant to be tam­pered with in the way that the State of Flori­da did, and they are not the only ones, these days, it is not unusu­al for small crimes to be charged as a felony.

That is some­thing that must stop, sim­ply because it is not the way that the jus­tice sys­tem was designed to work.

We must stop this play­ing around with charges, sim­ply because we can, because it will destroy the legal sys­tem if it does not stop, this must end, this prac­tice of the Dis­tinct, Attor­ney manip­u­lat­ing the sys­tem in order to obtain a result they want.

It is wrong and it must stop.