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Casey Anthony Update: Attorneys In Trouble Again!

Posted on July 4, 2011 by

Casey Anthony is on trial being accused of killing her two year old daughter, Caylee Marie Anthony from Orlando, Florida. The trial started on May 24th and closing arguments started yesterday, finally. It has certainly been a long 3 years since all of this began with that infamous 911 call made by the defendant’s mother, Cindy Anthony. The problem is this didn’t begin for this family on July 15th, 2008. After an investigation it was determined that this precious little … Continue reading →

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Casey Anthony Update: Is Casey Innocent or Guilty? What Do You Think?

Posted on July 1, 2011 by

OK All the evidence is in for this trial. All that is left is the closing arguments which will be heard on Sunday and then Judge Perry will turn this over to the jurors. Once that is done we just have to wait and pray for a verdict that will bring justice for little Caylee Marie Anthony. Tons of evidence was brought forth during this trial. True it is mostly circumstantial evidence but I would think they are very convincing. … Continue reading →

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Casey Anthony Update: Does it Even Matter If George Had An Affair?

Posted on June 30, 2011 by

This morning the Casey Anthony’s defense team called to the stand Krystal Holloway, aka River Cruz to the stand. This is the woman that claims that she had an affair with George Anthony, the father of the defendant, Casey Anthony, during the time they were supposedly searching for Caylee Marie Anthony. Holloway told prosecutors during a deposition that she and George were not having an affair. She later told investigators that they had been intimate. When asked on the stand … Continue reading →

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Casey Anthony Update: Warning Don’t Flip the Bird in Judge Perry’s Court

Posted on June 30, 2011 by

Well I have learned a very important lesson today while watching court proceedings after the defense in the Casey Anthony murder trial rested today. A young man, Matthew Bartlett, 28 years old, who works as a server at a TGIF restaurant, was sitting inside the courtroom as a spectator on the second row opposite the side the Anthony’s were sitting on was caught on camera flipping the bird. Judge Perry was informed about it and brought the young man in … Continue reading →

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Zahra Baker Update: Stepmom’s Court Date Reset Again

Posted on June 29, 2011 by

In October of 2010 the little Australian 10 year old girl, Zahra Baker was reported missing by her father, Adam Baker. The child’s stepmother was arrested shortly after that when she admitted to the police that she had forged a ransom note in order to through the investigation off in locating the girl. Weeks later after an apparent deal was set, the stepmother, Elisa Baker told the police where they could find the remains. Zahra’s body had been dismembered and … Continue reading →

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Casey Anthony Update: Three Anthony’s Take The Stand Today in Court

Posted on June 28, 2011 by

Today’s courtroom drama was full as usual but I would call this morning, a morning for the Anthony’s, but was it more or less the Anthony’s against the Anthony’s? It is so hard to tell who is throwing who under the so called bus in this case. Out of the Anthony’s, we first heard George called to the stand. The defense went after him right away questioning him about whether or not he had an affair with a woman called … Continue reading →

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Casey Anthony Update: Do Parents Think She is Innocent?

Posted on June 23, 2011 by

OK now everyone knows I have never been a fan of George and Cindy Anthony but I can understand the hell these two people have been going through for the last three years. I can’t imagine the hell my life would be if one of my children was being accused of killing their own child, my grandchild. From the beginning George and Cindy took on the world defending their daughter saying publicly that they knew their daughter was innocent. They … Continue reading →

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Zahra Baker Update: Lead Prosecutor Charged With DWI in North Carolina

Posted on June 22, 2011 by

The case that involves the murder of the 10 year old Australian girl, Zahra Baker seems to have hit the major airwaves. Who could not notice the gorgeous smile the little girl had on her face to begin with but that wasn’t the only amazing thing about Zahra. The little girl fought the battle of cancer and ended up losing a leg and was forced to wear a hearing aid all due to the cancer but yet she was so … Continue reading →

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Casey Anthony Update: Caylee Died Three Years Ago Today – Were There Tears?

Posted on June 16, 2011 by

I waited to see some tears but didn’t see any other than my own. I could feel them rolling down my cheeks as I watched this morning to see if any would be shed for little Caylee Marie Anthony, but I didn’t see any. According to the defense and the prosecution little Caylee died on June 16, 2008, which makes exactly three years ago today. I lost my twin boys 29 years ago and on the day they were born … Continue reading →

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Casey Anthony Trial Update: Prosecution Rests, What’s Next?

Posted on June 15, 2011 by

This morning the prosecution rested their case against Casey Marie Anthony. Anthony is on trial for the murder of her 2 year old daughter, Caylee Marie Anthony. The prosecution claims that Caylee was murdered but the defense now, after almost three years of claiming the baby had been kidnapped by the Nanny, are trying to sell the story to us that Caylee actually drowned in the family swimming pool. Not only are they claiming the baby drowned but that Casey … Continue reading →

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