Casey Anthony was acquitted of first degree murder and other serious charges against her on July 5, 2011; but she will be sentenced on four misdemeanor counts (up to a year jail time per count) for providing false information to law enforcement during the investigation. While everyone has their opinion about the case, can these opinions present evidence needed to convict? It was the prosecution's obligation to prove Anthony guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. Everyone points to the jurors, but why? To seek the death penalty, the prosecution needed to provide concrete and unquestionable evidence in their case against Anthony, and left to the jurors- the evidence was not there.In closing arguments, the prosecution presented a strong and feasible scenario as to how and why Casey Anthony is the guilty, but I can tell you about the fountain of youth all day if I can’t take you there- would you believe me?
So what happens now? Is the case open? Do they attempt to arrest someone else? Will the evidence be sealed off in a room with Jon Benet Ramsay, Nicole Simpson and Natalie Holloway? In any case, if Casey Anthony truly is innocent or guilty, she at least owes it to her daughter to confess who the killer is and the true crime that was committed against 2-year old Caylee in 2008. Another "If I Did It" perhaps? It is easy to fault the jury for the verdict rendered, but ask yourself did Casey Anthony really win?
Written by:TerashaNicole
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All I can say is that her judgement will come and only She and God know the truth. This was not justice for that baby girl. I believe the system is corrupt. Had that been a different race like the black lady Sametta Heyward or Shaquan Duley that killed their kids. Both are now in prison.
ReplyDeleteHeyward received 9 years after she testified what happened i.e. confession
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