LIDisneyFan
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- Joined
- Sep 5, 2000
Poeple need to get on with the real lives with this thing.................
CHOUTEAU, Oklahoma -- An apparent case of mistaken identity almost cost one Oklahoma woman her life. The Chouteau woman says someone tried todestroy her because she looks like Casey Anthony, who, as of July 14, was still jailed halfway across the country in Florida.
Shortly after Casey Anthony was acquitted on the charge that she destroyed her two-year-old daughter, signs of hatred mounted against her. But, many may say, none have been as bizarre as what is reported to have happened in Oklahoma.
It was a typical night for Sammay Blackwell at a Chouteau convenience store where she works until one customer's visit began a road rage of drama Blackwell may never forget.
"I said, ‘Oh my God, help me,'" said Blackwell. "I just started praying because I knew something was bad."
Blackwell said a suspicious woman entered the store shortly after 10 p.m. on Friday, July 8 and left after buying gas. But, that was not the last time their paths would cross.
"I got in my vehicle and began to back out and looked and could tell she was staring directly at me," said Blackwell. "I could almost see the white in her eyes."
Blackwell said the woman followed her and rammed her truck causing it to flip two and half times. "She said that I was trying to hurt babies [that] I wasdestroying babies, and she was going to stop me before it happened again," said Blackwell referencing what she was told by police.
A professor of sociology and criminology at Oklahoma City University said the verdict and media attention have angered many people.
"There are millions of people that watched every moment of that case from the time it happened all the way through," said Professor Howard Kuntz.
Kuntz says the case in Chouteau is rare, but attacks against the real Casey Anthony might not be.
"Once you've been convicted in the media, how do you ever go back," asked Kuntz.
Kurtz said Casey Anthony may never be able to lead a normal life. She's set to be released from jail on Sunday, July 17. There are reports that say she could move to Texas to live with family.
CHOUTEAU, Oklahoma -- An apparent case of mistaken identity almost cost one Oklahoma woman her life. The Chouteau woman says someone tried todestroy her because she looks like Casey Anthony, who, as of July 14, was still jailed halfway across the country in Florida.
Shortly after Casey Anthony was acquitted on the charge that she destroyed her two-year-old daughter, signs of hatred mounted against her. But, many may say, none have been as bizarre as what is reported to have happened in Oklahoma.
It was a typical night for Sammay Blackwell at a Chouteau convenience store where she works until one customer's visit began a road rage of drama Blackwell may never forget.
"I said, ‘Oh my God, help me,'" said Blackwell. "I just started praying because I knew something was bad."
Blackwell said a suspicious woman entered the store shortly after 10 p.m. on Friday, July 8 and left after buying gas. But, that was not the last time their paths would cross.
"I got in my vehicle and began to back out and looked and could tell she was staring directly at me," said Blackwell. "I could almost see the white in her eyes."
Blackwell said the woman followed her and rammed her truck causing it to flip two and half times. "She said that I was trying to hurt babies [that] I wasdestroying babies, and she was going to stop me before it happened again," said Blackwell referencing what she was told by police.
A professor of sociology and criminology at Oklahoma City University said the verdict and media attention have angered many people.
"There are millions of people that watched every moment of that case from the time it happened all the way through," said Professor Howard Kuntz.
Kuntz says the case in Chouteau is rare, but attacks against the real Casey Anthony might not be.
"Once you've been convicted in the media, how do you ever go back," asked Kuntz.
Kurtz said Casey Anthony may never be able to lead a normal life. She's set to be released from jail on Sunday, July 17. There are reports that say she could move to Texas to live with family.
It was definitely a dangerous situation. That poor woman. 
Now people who even look like the person she's mad at go out in public, their lives are in danger.
