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So logic of the evidence doesn't matter? Casey was the last one with her, her car had the smell of a dead body, she was partying and stealing from her friends while Caylee was dead laying in the woods (missing for over a month), she didn't report the child missing until her mom tracked her down and forced her to, she lied and pointed the blame to several people making it almost impossible for the cops to find Caylee up until the day of the trial where she then "admits" that Caylee drowned not because of anything she did but because of her mom leaving the ladder up and of course her dad (a former cop) finding her and then hid the body by first leaving her in Casey's car until the smell became to bad to then throwing her in the woods a few blocks from their home while Casey just sat and watched and then went out to party all month long, but your right she shouldn't have been found guilty of anything since the evidence clearly shows she isn't connected in any way. Again I'm amazed they can get a jury to find anyone guilty of killing someone.
1. How do you know Casey was the last one with her? What is your proof, what is your evidence?
2. How do you know that Caylee was laying in the woods during those 31 days she was partying?
3. All the partying proves is that she is a *****, and shows no remorse...remorse for what? What is the proof that she killed her daughter?
4. Where did I say that the evidence did not connect her? Please show me that...
5. As far as the odor in the car....all the police had to do was take some of the blow flies, larva that were present in the trunk, and had they been analyzed they could have very easily shown DNA of a human, possibly Caylee.....but that was not done.
6. The police were told about the body in the woods in MONTHS EARLIER, had they gone and checked AT THAT TIME, more evidence would have been found....but that was not done.
7. The prosecutor's office over charged....and shot themselves in the foot before they even started.
I believe that every juror probably thinks she is guilty of murder, or covering an accident, etc.....BUT...the evidence was not there to prove that....and since it was not there, they have to find her not guilty. Maybe we should do like Ireland does and say..."not proven" rather than "not guilty" maybe people would understand the process better.