Casey Anthony THE VERDICT IS IN at 2:15 EST Thread #5

[joviroxx]

Kurby, how is Nicole today?

 

[livndisney]

Ok, maybe Im just being ornery and grumpy, but I hate the look of groupies outside the courtroom , taking pics and videos. This is a case about a little girl and someone's life, it just seems a bit, oh, I don't know, out of place?.

These people trying to get on TV,smiling for the cameras, pens and camera's out, etc just doesn't feel right to me..

You should see the ones hanging out on Hopespring Dr and near the woods where they found Caylee. It is just terrible! Padilla is there plugging his "school" and talking about his involvement in the case. Sick!

 

[bumcat]

heard on the news that when the jury came in, they did not look over at the defense, they said that is not a good sign for Casey. and right after perry dismissed everyone a loud thunder was over the court.

 

[MaryAnnDVC]

Kurby, how is Nicole today?

Just going to post this! Let's us know, Kurby!

 

[Kurby]

Kurby, how is Nicole today?

oh she's great. thanks

she nursed for about 15 minutes and was alert and awake for over an hour in fact was still awak when we put her back in the incubator and left.

she was off the cpac machine for the entire time and wasn't going to be put back on for another 1.5 hours so a total of 2.5 hours breathing on her own.

she had an eye exam which i didn't talk to them about but i saw the paper and it looks like everything was good.

snd she had an ultrasound that i'll get the results of later when i call or tomorrow.



she's coming along really nicely and i'm hoping she'll be home soon

 

[MaryAnnDVC]

You should see the ones hanging out on Hopespring Dr and near the woods where they found Caylee. It is just terrible! Padilla is there plugging his "school" and talking about his involvement in the case. Sick!

I hope to never see Padilla again. If he becomes a regular commentator on other cases, I'm going to be sick. It was all I could do to watch a show about this case with him on it. Well, at least it gave me something to FF through. Him, and Linda Kenny Baden. And sometimes Sonny Hostin, if I was in a particularly cranky mood already.

 

[crz4mm2]

Excellent news Kurby

oh she's great. thanks

she nursed for about 15 minutes and was alert and awake for over an hour in fact was still awak when we put her back in the incubator and left.

she was off the cpac machine for the entire time and wasn't going to be put back on for another 1.5 hours so a total of 2.5 hours breathing on her own.

she had an eye exam which i didn't talk to them about but i saw the paper and it looks like everything was good.

snd she had an ultrasound that i'll get the results of later when i call or tomorrow.



she's coming along really nicely and i'm hoping she'll be home soon

 

[MaryAnnDVC]

oh she's great. thanks

she nursed for about 15 minutes and was alert and awake for over an hour in fact was still awak when we put her back in the incubator and left.

she was off the cpac machine for the entire time and wasn't going to be put back on for another 1.5 hours so a total of 2.5 hours breathing on her own.

she had an eye exam which i didn't talk to them about but i saw the paper and it looks like everything was good.

snd she had an ultrasound that i'll get the results of later when i call or tomorrow.

she's coming along really nicely and i'm hoping she'll be home soon

Sounds like things are coming along well! Any predictions on when she'll go home, or is it day to day at this point?

 

[mrsksomeday]

oh she's great. thanks

she nursed for about 15 minutes and was alert and awake for over an hour in fact was still awak when we put her back in the incubator and left.

she was off the cpac machine for the entire time and wasn't going to be put back on for another 1.5 hours so a total of 2.5 hours breathing on her own.

she had an eye exam which i didn't talk to them about but i saw the paper and it looks like everything was good.

snd she had an ultrasound that i'll get the results of later when i call or tomorrow.



she's coming along really nicely and i'm hoping she'll be home soon

Wonderful news!!

 

[CaliforniaDreamin]

i turned the channel - no need to see idiots outside thinking this is their 15 minutes or lawyers coming out

OMG, I can just imagine these people calling everyone they know and putting on their FB status.... "Guess what? I was present outside the courtroom of a little girl's murder trial! WIN!"

There is not a lot of compassion in this world.

 

[CaliforniaDreamin]

heard on the news that when the jury came in, they did not look over at the defense, they said that is not a good sign for Casey. and right after perry dismissed everyone a loud thunder was over the court.

I wonder if they were instructed to not make eye contact. I have no clue, but what happens, happens. Now I'm worried the jury will be deadlocked.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/...889801.html#s302813&title=Casey_Anthony_Trial

Ok, it wasn't a poll of random Americans, it was a 13th Juror poll with over 13,000. Almost 50% believes she is guilty, 30% believe she is guilty of a lesser charge and 20% don't think she is guilty. Those are scary numbers. Sample poles are usually good predictors. So it is absolutely possible the jury might have as many as 5 jurors who do not want to vote for first degree manslaughter. And maybe at least 2 who think she is not guilty.

 

[MaryAnnDVC]

I wonder if they were instructed to not make eye contact. I have no clue, but what happens, happens. Now I'm worried the jury will be deadlocked. I saw a link to a Huffington Post article that said 50% of the country believes Casey is not guilty. I didn't read the article, it didn't sound right, but if it is, the odds of one or two jurors holding out, is statistically probable.

That's discouraging to hear. On VP, they were talking about the jurors and a few of them who seem pro-defense. *sigh* Well, what happens, happens.

 

[crz4mm2]

Totally out of our control, but if they come back with a not guilty verdict....

 

[CaliforniaDreamin]

That's discouraging to hear. On VP, they were talking about the jurors and a few of them who seem pro-defense. *sigh* Well, what happens, happens.

I totally screwed up. But I went back and corrected the 50% of America. I gave the percentages to the 13th Juror poll, which is actually very close to 50% who find her either guilty of a lesser charge or not guilty. Sorry for the mistake, but the numbers aren't off much. Scary.

 

[crz4mm2]

Did anyone happen to look at the verdict form?
PDF Documents From WFTV Eyewitness News Orlando
www.wftv.com

I can see where she might only get manslaughter.....

 

[wdwmom0f3]

Ok, maybe Im just being ornery and grumpy, but I hate the look of groupies outside the courtroom , taking pics and videos. This is a case about a little girl and someone's life, it just seems a bit, oh, I don't know, out of place?.

These people trying to get on TV,smiling for the cameras, pens and camera's out, etc just doesn't feel right to me..

I saw that a few minutes ago and it is just sickening. They asked one girl what she thought and she said "I think they should just kill her" like it was nothing.
She was there visiting her mom from out of state. To me, I think they should run these people off. Now that court is over for the day there is nothing to see. They are just being nosey and also trying to get onto TV.

I completely agree with you. It is sickening. Sweet little Caylee is no longer on this earth. This isn't a concert where you would be waiting to get pictures and autographs.

I agree.

someone smack that twit - this isn't a football game or a rock concert for crying out loud

I wish I could. I would smack her twice, once for me and once for you.

oh she's great. thanks

she nursed for about 15 minutes and was alert and awake for over an hour in fact was still awak when we put her back in the incubator and left.

she was off the cpac machine for the entire time and wasn't going to be put back on for another 1.5 hours so a total of 2.5 hours breathing on her own.

she had an eye exam which i didn't talk to them about but i saw the paper and it looks like everything was good.

snd she had an ultrasound that i'll get the results of later when i call or tomorrow.



she's coming along really nicely and i'm hoping she'll be home soon

GREAT NEWS!! I am so happy that things are coming along nicely for her. It sounds like she will be home in no time.

OMG, I can just imagine these people calling everyone they know and putting on their FB status.... "Guess what? I was present outside the courtroom of a little girl's murder trial! WIN!"

There is not a lot of compassion in this world.

As much as I enjoy watching it on TV, you wouldn't catch me down there acting like that. I find it rude and disrespectful.

I have heard that there are people down where she was found and they have made a memorial and all of that. I can see that, but place your flowers or whatnot and leave. If I was George or Cindy, or all of their neighbors for that matter, I would not like people hanging out there either.

 

[CaliforniaDreamin]

Totally out of our control, but if they come back with a not guilty verdict....

What do you think will happen if that were the case. I've been wondering that myself. I know we were all concerned if the OJ trial had of ended with different results, because there was already SO much racial tension in LA at the time.

I just don't know how this would play out if she were found not guilty and released. I mean, I think not allowing Double Jeopardy is a good thing, but she could literally walk outside the courtroom and yell to the crowd, "I did it, I killed her" and nothing could be done. She didn't testify so she couldn't even be brought up on perjury charges, could she? Unless police interviews count?

 

[Lisa loves Pooh]

I wonder if they were instructed to not make eye contact. I have no clue, but what happens, happens. Now I'm worried the jury will be deadlocked.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/...889801.html#s302813&title=Casey_Anthony_Trial

Ok, it wasn't a poll of random Americans, it was a 13th Juror poll with over 13,000. Almost 50% believes she is guilty, 30% believe she is guilty of a lesser charge and 20% don't think she is guilty. Those are scary numbers. Sample poles are usually good predictors. So it is absolutely possible the jury might have as many as 5 jurors who do not want to vote for first degree manslaughter. And maybe at least 2 who think she is not guilty.

Small problem with polls...here and with any polling organization....

Most are not familiar with the law.

I mean...how many times have people commented that there was no pre-meditation, so she is not guilty.

I learned something new today--the jury need not be unanimous on if there was pre-meditation or not to provide a guilty of first degree murder verdict

So, don't give polls too much weight. The samples are tainted and have not been provided the instructions of the jury.

 

[jeanadave]

Small problem with polls...here and with any polling organization....

Most are not familiar with the law.

I mean...how many times have people commented that there was no pre-meditation, so she is not guilty.

I learned something new today--the jury need not be unanimous on if there was pre-meditation or not to provide a guilty of first degree murder verdict

So, don't give polls too much weight. The samples are tainted and have not been provided the instructions of the jury.

So true! PLUS, the people voting on internet polls are not jurors who are actually sitting in the courtroom (hopefully paying close attention).

 

[diznygirl]

I was in LA during the OJ trial. It was even a bigger circus than this one. There were people outside the courthouse selling t-shirt and bumper stickers and what-nots. People were driving by the murder scene taking pictures. People with kids!

I don't mind following the case - but when it becomes a spectacle like this you lose the meaning - the fact that a little girl died and her killer needs to be brought to justice.