Tuesday, June 10, 2014

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               Here               we               are               a               couple               of               weeks               after               the               verdict               was               read               in               the               case               of               The               State               of               Florida               vs.

Casey               Marie               Anthony               and               I               have               to               tell               you               the               more               I               research               this               jury               from               Pennillas               County               Florida               the               more               I               am               frustrated.

This               not               a               time               for               name               calling,               it's               a               time               for               understanding/
               More               than               logic               has               suffered               here.

Originally               conceived,               juries               were               to               be               a               kind               of               safety               valve,               a               way               to               soften               the               bureaucratic               right               of               the               judicial               system               by               introducing               the               common               sense               of               the               community.
               It               is               the               jury               that               judges               the               validity               of               the               law,               its               intent,               and               the               guilt               or               innocence               of               the               accused.

A               juror               has               the               responsibility               to               vote               his/her               convictions,               no               matter               what               the               other               jurors               vote.

Frequently               we               hear               of               a               jury's               vote               which               is               not               unanimous               when               the               first               polling               is               conducted.

No               different               in               this               case               where               the               vote               was               10               to               2               for               acquittal.

Eventually,               however,               all               jurors               finally               yield               to               persuasion               or               to               the               pressure               to               support               the               jurors               who               are               the               strongest               or               most               numerous               voices               in               the               group.

With               that               said               it's               no               wonder               this               panel               of               12               came               back               in               less               than               11               hours.
               I               feel               after               listening               to               the               jurors               who               spoke,               each               juror's               vote               of               guilty               or               not               guilty               was               not               respected               by               other               members               of               the               jury.

And,               to               yield               one's               own               conviction               to               the               pressure               of               the               majority               is               to               fail               in               one's               God-given               and               legally               required               responsibility               as               a               juror.
               Jennifer               Ford,               who               is               a               32-year-old               nursing               student,               says               the               jury               had               "a               lot               of               conflicting               ideas"               about               whether               Casey               killed               her               daughter.

The               first               vote               was               10-2               for               not               guilty.

In               the               case               of               U.S.

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Dougherty               it               was               stated               that,               the               jury               has               an               un-reviewable               and               un-reversible               power               .

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to               acquit               in               disregard               of               the               instructions               of               the               law               given               by               trial               judge.

So               I               have               to               ask               myself,               did               this               panel               of               12               and               5               alternates               have               an               understanding               of               this               and               exercise               their               power               and               acquit               Casey               Anthony               by               putting               aside               the               instruction               of               law               given               to               them               by               the               Honorable               Belvin               Perry?
               It               is               almost               certain               that               a               majority               of               jurors               who               accept               jury               duty               have               no               understanding               of               these               principles;               and               without               understanding               of               them               there               is               no               likelihood               that               they               are               going               to               exercise               this               responsibility               in               the               jury               deliberation.

The               fact               remains               a               jury               is               supposed               to               decide               the               facts.
               The               courts               will               not               permit               the               defendants               or               their               counsel               to               inform               the               jurors               of               their               true               power.

However               did               Jose               Beaz               do               exactly               this               indirectly               during               his               closing               arguments?

A               lawyer               who               made               Hamilton's               argument               would               face               professional               discipline               and               charges               of               contempt               of               court.
               With               all               the               frenzy               about               this               verdict               you               would               think               the               jury               members               that               did               speak               would               have               given               some               insight               as               to               how               or               why               they               voted               to               acquit               Casey               Anthony.

Trust               me,               in               this               court               of               public               opinion,               the               public               has               been               very               direct               and               to               the               point.

The               foreman               spoke               and               Juror               #3               spoke               along               with               one               of               the               alternates.

It's               not               like               I,               or               the               rest               of               the               stunned               people,               are               looking               for               a               revelation               just               a               reasonable               explanation               as               to               how               they               did               not               find               Casey               responsible               for               the               well               being               of               her               daughter.
               They               all               spoke               about               how               evasive               George               Anthony               was,               and               yet               all               this               panel               can               say               is               the               evidence               was               not               conclusive.

They               didn't               trust               George               Anthony,               they               feel               he               lied,               excused               Cindy               for               her               possible               indiscretions               because               she               was               distraught               and               on               medication.
               "We               the               people"               the               fact               is,               I               feel               this               panel               of               12               and               5               alternates               did               not               represent               the               public               who               were               and               still               are               so               outraged               and               who               want               answers               for               a               verdict               they               would               never               have               agreed               to.

Like               I               said               before,               sitting               as               a               juror               comes               with               great               responsibility.
               Did               this               panel               of               12               demonstrate               that               individuals               serving               were               especially               susceptible               to               the               powerful               currents               of               group               influence?

After               all,               the               first               vote               was               10               to               2.

Jennifer               Ford,               Juror               #3               said               it               was               easier               to               accept               the               theory               of               an               accidental               drowning               than               it               was               to               believe               Casey               Anthony               killed               her               daughter.

Accepting               this               easy               way               out               with               no               facts               to               support               this               theory               tells               me               this               panel               abused               their               power.
               Juror               #3               now               known               as               Jennifer               Ford,               a               32               year               old               student               nurse,               sat               with               Terry               Moran               from               ABC               in               an               exclusive               interview.

Personally               I               found               this               juror               to               have               a               condescending               attitude               and               was               very               evasive               with               her               answers.

Let               me               share               with               you               her               interview               

               

               Terry               Moran               (Q):               Why               did               you               and               the               other               jurors               acquit               Casey               Anthony               of               murdering               her               daughter?
               Jennifer               Ford               (A):               Um,               there               wasn't               enough               evidence,               there               wasn't               anything               strong               enough               to               say               exactly               I               don't               think               anyone               in               America               could               tell               us               exactly               how               she               died.

If               you               put               even               just               the               12               jurors               in               one               room               with               a               piece               of               paper               write               down               how               Caylee               died,               nobody               knows,               we'd               all               be               guessing.
               Terry               Moran               (Q):               So               it's               cause               of               death               that               was               the               problem?
               Jennifer               Ford               (A):               How               can               you               punish               someone               for               something               if               you               don't               know               what               they               did?
               Terry               Moran               (Q):               The               prosecution               wasn't               able               to               give               you               a               solid               enough               picture               of               how               Caylee               died?
               Jennifer               Ford               (A):               You               see               that               picture?

I               have               no               idea               of               what,               like               --               they               didn't               even               paint               a               picture               for               me               to               consider.
               Terry               Moran               (Q):               You               think               that               this               might               have               been               an               accident?

That               she               might               have               drowned               in               the               pool,               you               believe               the               defense               on               that?
               Jennifer               Ford               (A):               I'm               not               saying               that,               I'm               saying,               it's               a               lot               easier               to               get               to               that               conclusion.

I               can               walk               from               here               to               there               and               make               it               happen,               but               the               chloroform,               I'm               all               over               the               place               I               have               no               idea,               I'm               in               a               maze               I               don't               know               where               I'm               at.
               This               is               only               the               beginning               of               Juror               #3's               interview               and               when               asked               (The               prosecution               wasn't               able               to               give               you               a               solid               enough               picture               of               how               Caylee               died?)               she               chuckles               and               says               "you               see               a               picture?"               And               just               before               that               when               she               was               asked               (So               it's               cause               of               death               that               was               the               problem?)               Juror               #3               responds               with               "How               can               you               punish               someone               for               something               if               you               don't               know               what               they               did?"
               Then               when               asked               (You               think               that               this               might               have               been               accident?

That               she               might               have               drown               in               the               pool,               you               believe               the               defense               on               that?)               Juror               #               3               replies               with               ("I'm               not               saying               that,               I'm               saying,               it's               a               lot               easier               to               get               to               that               conclusion.

I               can               walk               from               here               to               there               and               make               it               happen,               but               the               chloroform,               I'm               all               over               the               place               I               have               no               idea,               I'm               in               a               maze               I               don't               know               where               I'm               at.")
               I'm               going               to               try               and               break               this               down               so               that               even               I               can               get               a               better               understanding               of               what               she               is               saying               because,               so               far,               what               I               see               and               hear               is               a               juror               who               did               not               pay               attention               during               the               trial               and               did               not               pay               attention               to               the               instructions               that               were               given               to               her.

My               logic               is               as               follows:               when               Juror               #3               says               the               drowning               was               the               easier               conclusion               to               get               to,               this               tells               me               she               was               looking               to               end               her               jury               service               and               take               the               easy               way               out.
               In               the               instructions               given               to               the               jury               by               the               Hon.

Belvin               Perry,               page               3               of               26               to               be               exact,               reads
               JUSTIFIABLE               HOMICIDE
               §               782.02,               Fla.

Stat.
               The               killing               of               a               human               being               is               justifiable               homicide               and               lawful               if               necessarily               done               while
               resisting               an               attempt               to               murder               or               commit               a               felony               upon               the               defendant,               or               to               commit               a               felony               in               any               dwelling               house               in               which               the               defendant               was               at               the               time               of               the               killing.
               EXCUSABLE               HOMICIDE
               §               782.03,               Fla.

Stat.
               The               killing               of               a               human               being               is               excusable,               and               therefore               lawful,               under               any               one               of               the
               following               three               circumstances:
               When               the               killing               is               committed               by               accident               and               misfortune               in               doing               any               lawful               act               by               lawful               means               with               usual               ordinary               caution               and               without               any               unlawful               intent,               or
               When               the               killing               occurs               by               accident               and               misfortune               in               the               heat               of               passion,               upon               any               sudden               and               sufficient               provocation,               or
               When               the               killing               is               committed               by               accident               and               misfortune               resulting               from               a               sudden               combat,               if               a               dangerous               weapon               is               not               used               and               the               killing               is               not               done               in               a               cruel               or
               unusual               manner.
               I               now               instruct               you               on               the               circumstances               that               must               be               proved               before               Casey               Marie               Anthony
               may               be               found               guilty               of               Murder               in               the               First               Degree,               Aggravated               Child               Abuse,               Aggravated
               Manslaughter               of               a               Child,               and               four               counts               of               Providing               False               Information               to               a               Law               Enforcement
               Officer               or               any               lesser               included               crime.
               After               reading               this               portion               of               the               instruction               why               then,               if               they               thought               she               was               guilty               of               something               but               they               didn't               know               what,               why               not               vote               "Excusable               Homicide",               after               all               juror               #3               did               say               it               was               easier               to               come               to               the               conclusion               of               an               accidental               drowning?

Did               this               jury               read               their               instruction               or               did               they               exercise               their               power               and               set               the               instructions               aside?
               When               I               say               that               Ms.

Ford               was               evasive,               I               am               talking               about               how               she               would               answer               questions               with               questions,               avoiding               an               issue:               not               giving               a               direct               answer               to               a               direct               question,               usually               in               order               to               conceal               the               truth.

Example:               when               asked               if               cause               of               death               was               the               issue               Ms.

Ford               responded               with               ("How               can               you               punish               someone               for               something               if               you               don't               know               what               they               did?")
               Answer:               Through               testimony,               it               was               proven               beyond               a               reasonable               doubt               that               Casey               Anthony               was               Caylee               Marie's               mother.

It               was               also               proven               beyond               a               reasonable               doubt               that               Caylee               Marie               is               dead.

Now               let's               for               a               moment,               go               with               the               theory               of               an               accidental               drowning               because,               like               Ms.

Ford               said,               it               was               the               easy               conclusion               for               her               to               get               to.

Why               then               did               they               not               find               Casey               Anthony               guilty               of               Aggravated               Manslaughter               of               a               Child?
               Pages               7               &               8               of               the               Jury               instructions               explains
               AGGRAVATED               MANSLAUGHTER               OF               A               CHILD
               §               782.07,               Fla.

Stat.
               To               prove               the               crime               of               Aggravated               Manslaughter               of               a               Child,               the               State               must               prove               the               following               two               elements               beyond               a               reasonable               doubt:
               Caylee               Marie               Anthony               is               dead.

(Autopsy               proved               this)               Casey               Marie               Anthony's               act(s)               caused               the               death               of               Caylee               Marie               Anthony.

(At               the               time               of               allege               drowning,               no               record               of               a               911               call               for               help               proved               this)
               or
               The               death               of               Caylee               Marie               Anthony               was               caused               by               the               culpable               negligence               of               Casey
               Marie               Anthony.
               I               will               now               define               "culpable               negligence"               for               you.

Each               of               us               has               a               duty               to               act               reasonably
               toward               others.

If               there               is               a               violation               of               that               duty,               without               any               conscious               intention               to               harm,               that
               violation               is               negligence.

But               culpable               negligence               is               more               than               a               failure               to               use               ordinary               care               toward
               others.

In               order               for               negligence               to               be               culpable,               it               must               be               gross               and               flagrant.

Culpable               negligence               is
               a               course               of               conduct               showing               reckless               disregard               of               human               life,               (No               record               of               a               911               call               by               Casey               Anthony               proved               this               beyond               a               reasonable               doubt)               or               of               the               safety               of               persons               exposed               to               its               dangerous               effects,               or               such               an               entire               want               of               care               as               to               raise               a               presumption               of               a               conscious
               indifference               to               consequences,               or               which               shows               wantonness               or               recklessness,               or               a               grossly               careless
               disregard               of               the               safety               and               welfare               of               the               public,               or               such               an               indifference               to               the               rights               of               others               as               is
               equivalent               to               an               intentional               violation               of               such               rights.
               The               negligent               act               or               omission               must               have               been               committed               with               an               utter               disregard               for               the               safety               of               others.

Culpable               negligence               is               consciously               doing               an               act               or               following               a               course               of               conduct               that               the               defendant               must               have               known,               or               reasonably               should               have               known,               was               likely               to               cause               death               or               great               bodily               injury.

(This               was               also               proven               when               no               911               call               was               made               for               help               and               the               fact               that               Casey               did               not               report               her               daughter               missing               for               31               days)
               If               you               find               the               defendant               guilty               of               Aggravated               Manslaughter               of               a               Child,               you               must               then
               determine               whether               the               State               has               further               proved               beyond               a               reasonable               doubt               that               Caylee               Marie               Anthony               was               a               child               whose               death               was               caused               by               the               neglect               of               Casey               Marie               Anthony,               a               caregiver.
               "Child"               means               any               person               under               the               age               of               18               years.

(Proven               through               birth               records)
               "Caregiver"               means               a               parent,               adult               household               member,               or               other               person               responsible               for               a               child's               welfare.

(Proven               through               testimony.)
               "Neglect               of               a               child"               means:
               A               caregiver's               failure               or               omission               to               provide               a               child               with               the               care,               supervision,               and               services
               necessary               to               maintain               a               child's               physical               and               mental               health,               including,               but               not               limited               to,               food,               nutrition,               clothing,               shelter,               supervision,               medicine,               and               medical               services               that               a               prudent               person               would
               consider               essential               for               the               well-being               of               the               child;
               Repeated               conduct               or               a               single               incident               or               omission               by               a               caregiver               that               results               in,               or               could
               reasonably               be               expected               to               result               in,               a               substantial               risk               of               death               of               a               child               may               be               considered               in
               determining               neglect.

(Again,               proven               beyond               a               reasonable               doubt               with               no               record               of               a               911               call               made               for               help               by               Caylee               Marie's               mother.)
               Again               I               just               have               to               wonder               did               they               read               their               instructions               or               did               they               just               set               the               instructions               aside?

It               doesn't               take               a               rocket               scientist               to               figure               this               out.

Then               again,               maybe               I               am               wrong.

The               one               that               makes               me               the               most               frustrated               is               the               question               to               Ms               Ford               (The               prosecution               wasn't               able               to               give               you               a               solid               enough               picture               of               how               Caylee               died?)               What               was               she               laughing               about?

Asking               Terry               Moran,               do               you               see               a               picture?

Avoiding               an               issue:               not               giving               a               direct               answer               to               a               direct               question,               was               this               to               conceal               the               truth               about               the               jury               members               from               Pennillas               County?

Did               their               hardships               cause               them               to               look               for               the               easy               way               out?
               

               Answer               to               your               question               Jennifer               Ford:               here               is               your               picture.
               Caylee               Marie               was               last               seen               with               Casey               Anthony               at               12:50               p.m.

as               she               was               leaving               her               parents               home               to               allegedly               go               to               work,               a               job               we               know               does               not               exist.

Casey               told               her               father               George               that               she               and               Caylee               would               be               spending               the               night               with               a               baby               sitter.

A               baby               sitter               we               know               does               not               exist.

Cell               phone               records               indicate               that               Casey               left               the               area               of               her               parent's               home               about               4:00               PM.

This               evidence               came               out               during               witness               testimony.
               From               12:50               p.m.

to               4:00               p.m.,               3               hrs               and               10               minutes,               cell               phone               records               showed               that               Casey               Anthony               was               in               the               area               of               her               parent's               home,               testimony               established               Casey               Anthony               left               her               parents               home               with               Caylee               in               the               Pontiac               Sunfire,               what               happened               to               Caylee               Marie?

Evidence               clearly               shows               that               Caylee               was               with               her               mother               Casey               and               that               Casey               had               exclusive               possession               of               the               car.
               (Reasonable               doubt               theory:               Caylee               Marie               accidentally               drowned               in               the               family               pool)               Grandfather,               George               Anthony               covered               the               accident               up.

ABSOLUTELY               no               evidence               (No,               DNA,               No               toxicology,               No               trace,               No               testimony,               nothing)               established               even               the               remote               possibility               of               this               theory.
               Is               the               accidental               drowning               reasonable               doubt?

No
               Is               Aggravated               Manslaughter               of               a               child               reasonable?

Yes               (pages               7               &               8               of               Jury               instructions.)
"If"               Caylee               Marie               accidentally               drowned               in               the               family               pool               as               the               defense               alleges.

Casey               Anthony,               Caylee's               mother               had               a               duty               to               act               reasonably               toward               Caylee               and               call               911               to               get               her               help.

Casey               Anthony's               course               of               conduct               showed               a               reckless               disregard               toward               Caylee's               life.

Duck               Tape               anywhere               over               Caylee's               mouth               at               the               time               her               remains               were               found.

Wrapped               in               two               garbage               bag               and               then               in               an               industrial               laundry               bag               before               her               body               was               dumped               in               a               swampy               area
This               child               was               not               reported               missing               for               31               days,               no               record               of               any               911               call               for               help               for               alleged               accidental               drowning               Let's               continue               with               Jennifer               Ford's               interview.
               Terry               Moran               Q:               when               you               all               went               to               deliberate               this               case               were               you               all               unanimous               from               the               start?
               Juror               #3               A:               "no,               oh               no!"
               Terry               Moran               Q:               Really?
               Juror               #3               A:               There               were               a               lot               of               conflicting               um               ideas.

And               some               people               were               like               you               know               I               feel               like               she               did               but               there               not               enough               to               substantiate               and               some               people               were               like               no               she               didn't               do               it               like               they               have               nothing,               they               have               nothing               for               me               to               even               have               any               idea               of               what               happened.
               I               find               these               answers               unsettling               to               the               respect               that               again               she               avoids               the               truth.

Because               from               the               very               first               vote,               this               jury               was               already               close               to               a               unanimous               verdict               of               acquittal               -               at               least               as               to               murder:               ten               to               two               for               not               guilty.

So               what               were               the               "Conflicting               ideas?"               In               my               book,               and               again               maybe               it's               me               but               2               is               not               a               lot.

This               close               to               acquittal               at               such               an               early               stage               in               the               deliberation               just               shows               me               again               and               again               how               this               jury's               lack               of               interest               in               justice               +               hardship               suede               them               to               find               and               fastest               way               out.
               Terry               Moran               Q:               There               are               people               who               said               you               only               deliberated10               or               11               hours               and               that               shows               you               weren't               serious?
               Juror               #3               A:               That's               speculation               and               you               know               what?

Speculation               is               not               fact,               um               we               had               a               lot               of               discussions               we               started               to               look               through               stuff               but               none               of               it,               how               did               she               die?

If               your               going               to               charge               someone               with               murder               don't               you               have               to               know               how               they               killed               someone               or               why               they               may               have               killed               someone               or               have               something,               where,               when.

why,               How?

Those               are               important               questions               they               were               not               answered.
               This               answer               puzzles               me               a               great               deal.

Again               where               did               this               jury               come               up               with               idea               the               prosecution               had               to               show               exactly               where,               when,               how               and               why               Caylee               Marie               was               murdered?
               Where?

Hopespring               Drive               or               the               area               of               the               Anthony               home,               Casey               Anthony's               cell               phone               records               show               she               did               not               leave               the               area               of               her               parent's               home               until               4:00               PM;               testimony               showed               when               she               showed               up               at               her               boyfriend's               apartment               that               night               alone,               Caylee               Marie               was               not               with               her               that               night.

Testimony               established               Caylee               was               not               at               her               grandparent's               home.

Testimony               also               established               there               was               no               Nanny.

This               behavior               went               on               for               31               days.
               When?

Caylee               Marie               was               last               seen               June               16th               2008               the               skeletal               remains               found               in               December               2008,               shows               her               life               expired               somewhere               mid               June               2008.

Again,               testimony               showed               when               Casey               showed               up               at               her               boyfriend's               apartment               the               night               of               June               16,               2008               Caylee               Marie               was               not               with               her.
               Why               =               Motive:               Casey               wanted               to               live               a               life               free               from               the               responsibilities               of               motherhood.

This               was               shown               to               the               jury               through               pictures               of               her               at               the               night               clubs,               surveillance               camera               as               she               was               shopping               at               Target,               Blockbuster               etc.,               all               the               while               her               daughter's               body               was               decomposing               in               a               swamp.
               How?
               DNA               match               the               remains               to               Caylee               Cause               of               death               is               homicide                              Means               of               homicide               cannot               be               determined               Taking               this               "How"               factor               a               step               further,               Dr.

Jan               Garavaglia               said               "There               is               no               other               logical               conclusion.

Jennifer               Ford,               this               is               not               speculation               it               is               a               conclusion               based               on               facts.
               "There's               the               fact               that               she               was               tossed               aside               to               rot,"               "There's               the               fact               that               her               death               wasn't               reported.

Accidental               deaths               are               reported               unless               there               is               a               reason               for               it               not               to               be."               Systematic               observational               studies               show               that               accidental               drowning               are               reported               to               authorities               "100               percent               of               the               time."               "There's               also               the               presence               of               the               duct               tape,"               "No               child               should               have               duct               tape               on               its               mouth               when               it               dies."               Not               to               forget               that               Caylee               Marie's               remains               we               found               wrapped               in               not               one               but               two               garbage               bags               and               an               industrial               laundry               bag.

As               a               lay               person               I               see               a               picture               of               a               homicide.

I'm               walking               out               of               the               wooded               swampy               area               right               now               and               I               just               can't               find               my               way               to               conclude               this               could               have               been               an               accidental               drowning.
               Like               Jennifer               Ford               said               they               started               looking               through               stuff,               key               word               here               was               started               and               I               have               to               ask               what               "stuff"               did               they               start               looking               through?

And               what               about               the               "facts"               clearly               presented               in               this               case?

There               duty               was               to               try               this               case               based               on               those               facts.
               This               juror               is               evasive               and               condescending               with               every               answer               and               the               more               she               spoke               the               more               she               showed               her               inability               to               sit               as               a               juror.

It's               very               difficult               to               believe               that               a               mother               would               take               the               life               of               her               own               child.

But               it               happens               and               it's               happening               more               and               more               now               a               days               and               I               believe               emotions               did               get               the               best               of               this               jury               and               why               I               feel               very               strong               about               maybe               it's               time               to               change               the               qualification               of               a               jury               who               are               sworn               for               Capital               Murder               Cases.

To               serve               our               judicial               system               as               a               representative               of               "We               the               People               maybe               we               need               professional               jurors               when               there               is               so               much               at               stake.
               Terry               Moran               Q:               That               gets               to               Casey.
               Juror               #3               A:               Right.
               Terry               Moran               Q:               31               Days,               31               Days               that               she               does               not               report               the               death               or               disappearance               of               her               daughter               and               she               parties.

Some               people               say               that               is               evidence               she               is               a               killer.
               Juror               #3               A:               It               looks               very               bad,               the               behavior               is               very               bad               but               bad               behavior               is               not               enough               to               prove               a               crime.
               This               answer               proves               beyond               a               reasonable               doubt               that               Jennifer               Ford,               Juror               #3               did               not               follow               the               jury               instructions.

I               believe               she               followed               the               pack               and               took               the               easy               way               out.

If               any               of               this               panel               of               12               had               followed               the               instructions               given               to               them               by               the               Hon.

Belvin               Perry               they               would               have               understood               that               Casey               Anthony               the               mother               to               Caylee               Marie               had               a               duty               to               act               reasonably               by               calling               911               to               get               her               daughter               medical               help.

By               not               making               that               call               Casey               was               culpable,               and               showed               a               reckless               disregard               for               her               daughter's               life.
               And               for               31               days               Casey               partied,               went               shopping               went               clubbing               and               even               got               a               tattoo               "in               memory               of"               her               daughter.

"Bella               Vita"               or               Beautiful               life.

This               answer               by               Ms.

Ford               and               her               attitude               about               Casey's               behavior               is               what               make               me               sick               to               my               stomach               and               makes               me               want               to               cry               for               the               injustice               served               by               this               jury.

Hardships               or               not               this               jury               had               a               responsibility               and               opting               for               the               easy               way               out               didn't               serve               anyone               and               that               is               a               difficult               pill               to               swallow.
               And               now               we               get               to               her               answers               about               George               Anthony.
               Terry               Moran               Q:               What               did               you               make               of               George               Anthony's               testimony?
               Juror               #3               A:               He               did               not               help               the               state's               case.
               Terry               Moran               Q:               Why
               Juror               #3               A:               Um,               because               he               was               clearly               dishonest.
               Terry               Moran               Q:               He               was               dishonest?
               Juror               #3               A:               Yes
               Terry               Moran               Q:               How?
               Juror               #3               A:               Well,               he               was               evasive.

His               story               seem               to               change               depending               on,               like               they               said               initially               he               was               on               the               defenses               side               so               he               would,               you               know               fight               with               Mr.

Ashton               and               not               give               straight               answers               and               then               he               switch               to               the               prosecution               side               and               now               he               won't               give               the               defense               straight               answers.
               Being               evasive               seems               to               be               Juror               #3's               entire               interview.

In               her               words               "Bad               behavior               doesn't               prove               a               crime"               which               in               this               case               it               did.

However               being               evasive               does               not               make               someone               clearly               dishonest.

Juror               #3               did               not               say               what               George               was               dishonest               about               she               was               very               evasive               about               this               point.

Was               this               because               she               was               going               with               the               flow               with               what               has               been               said               in               the               media?

Could               this               be               the               "they"               she               was               talking               about?

She               did               not               point               out               any               direct               or               indirect               evidence               of               this               crime               that               took               place               which               had               been               presented               to               George               that               he               was               dishonest               about?

Was               this               because               this               is               a               baseless               statement               and               since               George               seemed               to               be               the               scapegoat               for               the               defense               he               might               as               well               be               the               scapegoat               for               the               jury?

Because               of               George's               evasiveness               we               couldn't               find               Casey               Anthony               guilty               of               anything               but               lying.
               As               Marcia               Clark               put               it               so               plainly               in               her               article               BRAINWASHED:               Why               Casey               Anthony               Jurors               Came               Up               With               The               Not               Guilty               Verdict:               There               was               an               obvious               explanation               for               the               father's               behavior.

George               Anthony               was               a               man               undergoing               an               incredible               conflict:               he               wanted               to               defend               his               daughter,               yet,               being               a               police               officer,               he               surely               knew               the               evidence               against               her               was               compelling.

And               on               top               of               all               that,               his               daughter's               defense               strategy               set               him               up               as               an               incestuous               child               molester.

Given               all               those               circumstances,               it's               not               hard               to               see               how               he               veered               from               one               side               to               the               other,               his               loyalties               and               love               for               his               daughter               and               his               granddaughter               in               conflict               and               sorely               tested.

The               jury               could               have               reasoned               it               that               way               too.

But               it               didn't.
               Now,               when               Jennifer               said               and               I               quote               "Like               they               said,               initially               he               was               on               the               defenses               side               and               so               he               would,               you               know               fight               with               Mr.

Ashton               and               not               give               straight               answers               and               then               he               switched               to               the               prosecution               side               and               now               he               won't               give               the               defense               straight               answers".

I               would               like               to               know               who               "they"               are?

Was               Jennifer               Ford               referring               to               the               media               commenting               through               out               this               case               which               she               was               clearly               instructed               by               the               Hon.

Belvin               Perry               not               to               be               watching               or               discuss               during               this               trial?
               Terry               Moran               Q:               I               want               to               get               back               to               Casey,               cause               she's               been               the               focus               of               so               much               attention.
               Juror               #3               A:               Right,               it               was               her               daughter.
               Terry               Moran               Q:               Casey               lies               --
               Juror               #3               A:               Yes,               she               does.
               Terry               Moran               Q:               And               lies               again               and               then               she               goes               out               and               leads               the               high               life               while               her               daughter               is               dead.
               Juror               #3               A:               Right.
               Terry               Moran               Q:               People               say               that               is               evidence               that               this               person               was               capable               of               killing               that               child.
               Juror               #3               A:               Even               if               that               is               evidence               that               she               is               capable,               it               doesn't               show               that               she               did               do               it.

Do               I               think               she's               completely               innocent?

I               mean               I               have               no               idea               I               don't               have               the               evidence               to               say               one               way               or               another.

I'm               not               going               to               accuse               her               of               killing,               I               have               no               idea.
               Terry               Moran               Q:               If               it               was               an               accident               in               the               pool               or               where               ever               how               did               the               child               end               up               in               a               swamp               months               later,               rotting               away?
               Juror               #3               A:               You               deny               it,               you               get               rid               of               it.

You               don't               look               at               it               you               don't               think               about               it,               it               doesn't               exist.

It's               gone               put               it               out               of               your               mind.
               Terry               Moran               Q:               You're               covering               up               a               murder?

That's               what               the               prosecution               said.
               Juror               #3               A:               You're               covering               up               something               It's               not               proven               it's               a               murder,               you're               covering               up               something.

I               mean               it's               either               an               accident               or               nobody               knows               what               it               is.

(Evasive,               what               kind               of               answer               is               this?)
               Terry               Moran               Q:               I'm               going               to               press               you               on               this.
               Juror               #3               A:               Go               for               it.
               Terry               Moran               Q:               Duck               Tape               on               a               baby               in               a               bag,               rotting               in               the               woods.

Most               people               look               at               that               and               put               2               and               2               together               they               say               that's               a               murder?
               Juror               #3               A:               Well               in               our               Country               unfortunately               you               have               to               prove               it.

You               just               can't               be               like               yeah               that               really               looks               bad.

Smells               bad,               looks               bad,               I               get               that               it               does,               smell               bad               looks               bad               I               get               that               but               it's               someone               else's               life               and               if               I'm               wrong               and               I               kill               someone               else               I               can't               live               with               that.

(Again,               what               kind               of               answer               is               this)               Was               she               not               looking               at               the               duck               tape               on               the               skull?

Did               she               not               look               at               the               crime               scene               photos?)
               Terry               Moran               Q:               How               emotional               was               it               to               be               a               juror               in               this               case?
               Juror               #3               A:               I               mean               there               were               quite               a               few               people               when               we               got               back               after               the               verdict               was               read,               we               were               in               tears.
               Terry               Moran               Q:               Why               were               you               crying               after               you               handed               down               a               not               guilty               verdict               on               murder?
               Juror               #3               A:               Not               guilty               doesn't               mean               innocent,               doesn't               mean               innocent.

(If               they               were               unsure               as               Juror               #3               is               implying,               why               not               hang               the               jury,               let               another               group               of               12               decide?

If               they               were               not               ready               and               able               to               accept               that               this               young               mother               could               have               taken               her               daughter's               life               then               let               another               jury               take               over.

Don't               give               someone               a               free               pass               because               you               can               not               make               the               difficult               decision               and               if               you               didn't               understand               the               law               or               the               instructions               the               Judge               would               have               given               you               all               of               the               clarification               needed               to               reach               a               verdict.

You               may               not               have               found               her               guilty               of               murder               in               the               first               degree               but               I               don't               understand               how               you               couldn't               find               her               culpable               for               her               daughter               death
               Terry               Moran               Q:               How               do               you               feel               knowing               you               may               have               let               a               woman               who               may               have               murdered               her               own               daughter               walk               off               that               charge?
               Juror               #3               A:               It               doesn't               feel               good,               it               was               a               horrible               decision               to               have               to               make.

But               I               had               to               do               it               based               on               a               lot.
               Terry               Moran               Q:               How               much               did               the               fact               that               this               was               a               death               penalty               case               weigh               on               you               in               the               course               of               the               trial               and               in               your               deliberations?
               Juror               #3               A:               Well               it               weighs               heavily,               it's               the               ultimate,               the               ultimate,               like               it's               as               big               as               you               can               get.

Someone               else's               life               in               your               hands.

So               if               they               want               to               charge               and               they               want               me               to               take               someone's               life,               they               have               to               prove               it               or               else               I'm               a               murderer               too               and               I'm               not               any               better.
               As               I               finish               this               interview               I               can't               help               but               remember               something               I               once               heard.

This               country               began               as               an               experiment               in               freedom.

The               foundation               of               that               freedom               is               equality               before               the               law.

Everyone,               whoever               they               are,               whatever               they               may               believe               must               be               equally               accountable.
               Casey               Anthony               hoped               this               panel               of               12               would               ignore               the               evidence               and               nullify               a               power               that               derives               from               a               higher               law.

I               too               agree               that               such               a               higher               law               exists               and               each               of               this               panel               of               12,               as               members               of               the               jury               bound               themselves               to               it               when               they               swore               on               their               conscience,               before               God               and               as               a               citizen               that               they               would               decide               this               case               on               the               "facts"!
               We               all               remember               the               phrase               from               the               Declaration               of               Independence,               about               life,               liberty               and               the               pursuit               of               happiness               the               unalienable               rights               of               everyone.

Notice               that               "life"               comes               first.

You               can               forget               everything               else               about               this               case               if               you               remember               one               thing.

Casey               Anthony               targeted               someone               who               trusted               her,               unconditionally               loved               her               and               believed               Casey               would               keep               her               safe               from               harm.

Casey               Anthony               took               that               life.
               If               Jennifer               Ford               and               all               the               rest               of               the               panel               of               12               want               to               say               there               was               not               enough               evidence               so               be               it,               but               the               one               thing               you               cannot               mistake,               the               conclusive               evidence               this               jury               was               looking               for               came               from               the               testimony               heard               from               family               and               friends               that               said               Casey               loved               her               daughter,               was               a               good               mother.
               If               this               was               an               "accidental               drowning",               and               scientific,               observational               studies               show               that               with               accidental               drowning               100%               of               the               time               EMS               is               called,               Casey               Anthony               had               a               responsibility               to               call               911               and               get               her               daughter               help.

In               not               doing               so,               Casey               Anthony's               course               of               conduct               showed               a               reckless               disregard               toward               Caylee's               life.

Without               the               law               there               can               be               no               freedom,               and               without               justice               there               can               be               no               law.

Caylee               Marie               Anthony               also               had               an               unalienable               right               to               life.

               







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