Mosoh
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Well, you may not mean to be offensive, but but the last sentence is quite an insult to law enforcement,to the DA's Office of Orange County, and to the wonderful and dedicated prosecutors involved. All of whom have a great deal of legal experience and verified legal minds. Perhaps you should look up Judge Belvin Perry's and Jeff Ashton's outstanding resumes and records.
But I'll forgive you for being unintentionally offensive because you apparently do not have a "legal" mind either.
The vast majority of murder cases depend on circumstantial evidence. (See Scott Peterson). Not many murderers are considerate enough to kill people in full view of an audience, and are actually apprehended by law enforcement with the murder weapon in hand.
The State in this case had a very strong circumstantial case. Perhaps some people were not paying attention.
This jury obviously gave this defendant the benefit of every unreasonable doubt and sent common sense flying out the window.
Let me leave you with this thought: Who was the parent and "caregiver" of little Caylee?
Answer -- Casey Anthony. Where was she when little Caylee died (of any cause). Where was she when little Caylee was wrapped in trash bags and dumped in a swamp? Why did she lie to her parents and law enforcement until so much evidence was destroyed. Child Neglect falls under the Child Abuse Statute. Where was Casey Anthony when her child died? Why was she not protecting her?
Casey Anthony should have been convicted of Aggravated Child Abuse at a minimum. Her child died in her care and she is responsible. End of story.


