Casey Anthony TRIAL THREAD #1

[muffyn]

so Lee told casey that he talked to people that verrified those people exhisted ( Zanny etc)
so was he lying to trip her up? or did people lie to him?

do you think the prosecution will bring him back ( or her parents) after these tapes to ask them quesions about what they were thinking at the time?

& only 5 hours........ can you imagine if they had NOT stopped the tapes?
this trial would take forever.

 

[Kurby]

why are they being so crypted

i'm not comfortable talking about this right no, didn't dipsnit tell you, the things you were told on the weekend.

all that just so it doesn't get put on record?

 

[Kurby]

i keep turning the volume down - same snit different day - it's getting old and these people are stupid to buy it

 

[ilovepete]

I think, after this tape, that Lee definitely knows something.

 

[pigletgirl]

Attention *****: Inviting thousands to help find Caylee only to later find out....

Boy, that would anger me!

 

[Conservative Hippie]

She sounds thrilled with how many people are helping her, how many people are interested in her.

 

[zalansky]

My son and our dog have the same first initial...we mix them up sometimes.

Skills I've learned lately watching this trial:

• Lipreading.
• Carrying a big bowl of soapy water (for a manicure) in one hand and my laptop in the other.
• Gathering clothes, showering and dressing during the jury's "special breaks."

This is classic! I have aquired the same skills with exception of manicures. Instead, my rearend grows larger with all the junk I am eating and sitting here all day!

 

[denisem]

What is all this about? Does he know she is lying and just trying to see what she'll say? Does he believe in all her fake friends and think he can do better than LE?

I heard earlier today (I think Vinnie from In Session) referring to a source saying Lee had an affinity for "detecting".

JMHO, I don't see him as being nefarious (so far, anyway!) either way at this point. I think he wanted to locate Caylee & put an end to this (one way or another). Fact is - he was the 1st to persuade KC to admit Caylee was missing. So I can see him walking on eggshells around KC in an attempt to continue the trust/truthfullness KC exhibited at that time. (I.E., if he'd have confronted her in a combative manner, she would have shut him out.)

 

[Samba]

Oh no not the hand again!! These tapes are excrutiating.

I am not sure Cindy came off as the sort of person that would inspire this level of crap just to keep her from finding out the truth of an accident.

 

[usnuzuloose]

I wonder if that is an imaginary motion.

 

[Kurby]

what was her name?

i wanted to look it up but didn't catch the spelling of the last name

 

[kinntj]

Dr. Sally Karioth

 

[usnuzuloose]

Baez cant look at the judge and explain himself. He is stumbling for words.

 

[ilovepete]

Wow Baez is just rambling!

 

[Samba]

Ahhh, the headache videos are done for today. I am competely amazed HoseA let these videos slip through. His "bombshell" is about bombed.

 

[dnoyes]

I think, after this tape, that Lee definitely knows something.

I agree.

And he was the first one to Lawyer up and stay quiet.

 

[usnuzuloose]

He looks embarrassed.

 

[pooh'smate]

Once again Bozo is unprepared. He is lucky the jury can't see all this.

 

[Kurby]

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[MaryAnnDVC]

She sounds thrilled with how many people are helping her, how many people are interested in her.

This is classic! I have aquired the same skills with exception of manicures. Instead, my rearend grows larger with all the junk I am eating and sitting here all day!

If I spent all this time on the treadmill, I'd be skinny when this was all over. Something to think about.

I wonder if that is an imaginary motion.

So this expert is to show that people GRIEVE differently. Apparently all that time she was GRIEVING! I missed the signs.