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If she wanted to, yes.
And no, they cant reopen this trail again if she said it. Double Jeopardy.
Official Casey Anthony Trial - Walking Out of Jail a Free Woman @ 12:00am 07/17/2011
And no, they cant reopen this trail again if she said it. Double Jeopardy.
The only reason there is a lack of evidence is because she hid the Mother F'ing body for 2 damn years.Originally Posted by wHo NicE as HiM
...what if when she's released the real killer confesses or is brought to justice?
i find it disturbing how many pointed the finger at her, even though there was lack of evidence.
...that little girl's killer hasn't been bought to justice and america's legal system is an "institution" openly acting like a high school clique
"she's a party ----- so she should be put to death, regardless of evidence"
Yes, I'm mad.
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i see nothin wrong with that
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Think about what you just said. I'll give you a minute.
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Actually there were people outside the courthouse today with signs supporting her... stuff like "We still love you Casey"
Those people are almost as crazy as she is. What drives you to go defend the most hated woman in America?
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I actually dont believe she killed her. Im pretty sure she knows who did tho...Originally Posted by sonunox34
Actually there were people outside the courthouse today with signs supporting her... stuff like "We still love you Casey"
Those people are almost as crazy as she is. What drives you to go defend the most hated woman in America?
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31 *#%%%#! days! google search on her computer on how to break a neck, how to make chloroform, death, and household weapons>???? A *#%%%#! NANNY NAMED ZANNY!!!!! an abandoned car belonging to casey smellin like a dead body and traces of chloroform in the trunk. bizarre diary entries. did i mention a nanny named zanny?Originally Posted by wHo NicE as HiM
...what if when she's released the real killer confesses or is brought to justice?
i find it disturbing how many pointed the finger at her, even though there was lack of evidence.
i find it disturbing how dumb some people can be....
if you are defending this woman i really dont know what to say.
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People will tell you that isn't good enough evidence, and it isn't illegal to be a horrible personOriginally Posted by NobleKane
31 *#%%%#! days! google search on her computer on how to break a neck, how to make chloroform, death, and household weapons>???? A *#%%%#! NANNY NAMED ZANNY!!!!! an abandoned car belonging to casey smellin like a dead body and traces of chloroform in the trunk. bizarre diary entries. did i mention a nanny named zanny?Originally Posted by wHo NicE as HiM
...what if when she's released the real killer confesses or is brought to justice?
i find it disturbing how many pointed the finger at her, even though there was lack of evidence.
i find it disturbing how dumb some people can be....
if you are defending this woman i really dont know what to say.
I agreed with the Prosecutors when they said just use common sense people
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I don't know if it's late, but this has been dubbed the first CSI verdict case. At least that's what I have gathered from news in Australia about the case.
Meaning that people have been so "brain-washed" with shows like CSI who knock every case out of the park, they prove everything straight up through forensic evidence. In actuality it takes a multitude of factors other than strictly evidence to prove a case.
That was the main thought as to why the deliberations were so short, because everyone could not agree without a shadow of a doubt she did it.
She will be found guilty in a Civil suit, if there is one.
Meaning that people have been so "brain-washed" with shows like CSI who knock every case out of the park, they prove everything straight up through forensic evidence. In actuality it takes a multitude of factors other than strictly evidence to prove a case.
That was the main thought as to why the deliberations were so short, because everyone could not agree without a shadow of a doubt she did it.
She will be found guilty in a Civil suit, if there is one.
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Anyone got a youtube video that really sums up this whole story?
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that broad might as well be in jail
her life can only go downhill from this point on
the family relationship is already torn so what does she have left
her life can only go downhill from this point on
the family relationship is already torn so what does she have left
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Admitting to perjury? I think that carries time with it automatically, correct?
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Honestly, she better disappear into another country because with her big forehead and hairline, aint no way the public wont recognize her and say things to her when she goes out.
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this ladies life is over in jail or free, my professor thinking shes gonna get murdered in jail
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was i the only one who thought she looked hot today at sentencing??? way better with her hair down and more relaxed clothing...she could get it...can i get a co-sign
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If Monica Lewinsky can disappear this lady will try.
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I dont think so...? Im not 100%.. (I Still have much to learn
She didnt testify throughout the whole trial... she was never under oath ...
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actually she was given the maximum sentence for four counts of perjury.. but the judge commuted the sentence based on the time she's already done, so she's getting out in a week.Originally Posted by WitnessMyCalm21
I dont think so...? Im not 100%.. (I Still have much to learn)
She didnt testify throughout the whole trial... she was never under oath ...
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Well hopefully in that week another broad in there will get it inOriginally Posted by DT43
actually she was given the maximum sentence for four counts of perjury.. but the judge commuted the sentence based on the time she's already done, so she's getting out in a week.Originally Posted by WitnessMyCalm21
I dont think so...? Im not 100%.. (I Still have much to learn)
She didnt testify throughout the whole trial... she was never under oath ...
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You right. She had 4 counts of giving false info to the police in a missing person's case. Misdemeanor. I dont think thats considered Perjury though . I think its simply what the charges said. Lying to the police. You dont have to be under oath to give info to a police officer or investigator
he was asking if she were to admit to murder .. lets say next week. Would she be convicted of perjury. And i was saying i dont think so cause she was never under oath. She never went up to testify and put her had on
the book and swear to tell the truth. Thats an oath.
Im pretty sure.. Idk
he was asking if she were to admit to murder .. lets say next week. Would she be convicted of perjury. And i was saying i dont think so cause she was never under oath. She never went up to testify and put her had on
the book and swear to tell the truth. Thats an oath.
Im pretty sure.. Idk
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I would be too after doing 3 years in jail
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Originally Posted by WitnessMyCalm21
You right. She had 4 counts of giving false info to the police in a missing person's case. Misdemeanor. I dont think thats considered Perjury though . I think its simply what the charges said. Lying to the police. You dont have to be under oath to give info to a police officer or investigator
he was asking if she were to admit to murder .. lets say next week. Would she be convicted of perjury. And i was saying i dont think so cause she was never under oath. She never went up to testify and put her had on
the book and swear to tell the truth. Thats an oath.
Im pretty sure.. Idk
Basically the only way she could have perjured herself was by testifying in court, which she didn't. Her mom will probably get tried for perjury becuase she's a %$@!+@$ idiot but this girl basically got away with murder because she didn't have to testify. She could admit to it as soon as she gets out of jail and there will be no legal consequences (besides civil court and whatnot) because of double jeopardy.
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Yeah i figured. I just wasnt 100% sure.
WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN?
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Laptop broke a while ago and shortly after that my xbox got stolen and my apartment wouldn't cover it even though I had rentals insurance. Dudes took my headset and everythingOriginally Posted by WitnessMyCalm21
Yeah i figured. I just wasnt 100% sure.
WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN?