Casey Anthony Trial Thread #3

[reelmom]

Was Casey making chloroform and testing it out on the dog? Could that be why the dog was sleeping so much around the times the search was going on?

 

[Lisa loves Pooh]

I can't believe what I've just seen. I like how Cindy said work computer had many passwords and email are probably lost now. How would she really know? I would love for the State to prove her wrong. All those searches on that day were done one after another and seconds or minutes long. To me she gave too much information on the pop up with neck breaking. REally...? Skateboarding?

Deceit runs in this family. I wish Caylee were still alive, but now I'm thinking she truly is in a better place than with this family. Gah...this makes me angry.

Now Beaz trying to play the computer forensics against each other. Unbelievable.

Due to the threat of lawsuits, I would bet good money that the hard drives of all hospital computers have been backed up and zipped up and compressed and saved "just in case".

I was off of my phone for about 45 minutes and wondered why I refreshed and saw 7 pages of posts to catch up on...I don't think we had 7 for the day until then. I was hoping it wasn't a mistrial. I do hope the state can prove perjury. Cindy's goose may be cooking right now as we speak.

My question is--how can this new testimony be permitted if it never appeared in any deposition? Did the state object? Or is this a moment where they just let the witness tell a fairy tale?

 

[CurlyGirl]

If Cindy Anthony looked up chlorophyll and admitted it in her depo., then why did she not say anything about looking up chloroform as well? Don't you think that would've been helpful for them to know that? How convenient that she omitted that.

Yeah -- she didn't omit it. She didn't do the chloroform searches and she's totally lying now.

Again, youtube doesn't do pop ups for random videos and anyone who has used a computer on a regular basis should know that! Nice try, Cindy ... we're not buying it.

 

[hellokitty86]

Deleted searches. You have to feel that someone was wanting to hide those searches. If Cindy was just checking to see if bamboo leaves were toxic to dogs, why would she delete?

I don't think Cindy is computer-savvy enough to know how to delete the searches....plus I've read discovery that says George & Cindy used yahoo and internet explorer..not google & firefox.

 

[wdwmom0f3]

Cindy is on better meds now. Her memory is more clear.

Did anyone find that rude that she said that to Cindy? I didn't. I would have been so mad if I were her I would have said it too.

 

[Halloweenqueen]

If Cindy Anthony looked up chloroform and admitted it in her depo., then why did she not say anything about looking up chloroform as well? Don't you think that would've been helpful for them to know that? How convenient that she omitted that.

Yeah -- she didn't omit it. She didn't do the chloroform searches and she's totally lying now.

Again, youtube doesn't do pop ups for random videos and anyone who has used a computer on a regular basis should know that! Nice try, Cindy ... we're not buying it.

But does the jury buy it? The pundits sure think the defense scored a possible "reasonable doubt".

If this woman goes free I'll be more disgusted that when OJ got off.

 

[sorcerormickey]

Florida Perjury Law

Any perjury committed in an official proceeding is tried as a third-degree felony in Florida. If the official proceeding involves a capital crime, then the perjury is redesignated as a second-degree felony, which carries stiffer penalties. An offical proceeding is defined by state law as "a proceeding heard ... before any legislative, judicial, administrative, or other governmental agency or official authorized to take evidence under oath, including any referee, general or special magistrate, administrative law judge, hearing officer, hearing examiner, commissioner, notary, or other person taking testimony or a deposition in connection with any such proceeding."

Third-degree felonies are punishable in Florida by up to five years in prison and $5,000. Second-degree felonies carry possible penalties of 15 years in prison and a $10,000 fine.

 

[sorcerormickey]

Was Casey making chloroform and testing it out on the dog? Could that be why the dog was sleeping so much around the times the search was going on?

Oh man. That could be true.

 

[MaryAnnDVC]

Cindy is on better meds now. Her memory is more clear.

It's not just the sudden remembering...it's the well-orchestrated Q&A between Baez and Cindy. Seemed very rehearsed and canned. I can just see the conversations...Baez: "If you make xyz statements, Casey will get off (or at least not get the DP) and we'll ease up on George."

 

[HonnyDipp]

I'm hoping the jury saw what we saw. Cindy is clearly changing her story. LDB called her out.

I'm just waiting for the rebuttal. This is far from over!

 

[T*Bird]

I missed the entire morning testimony and walked back in to hear LBD's cross of Cindy. At first I was shocked to hear her tone with Cindy, and then I realized what I was hearing. So I came on here to get the full story.

I'm listening to all the pundits on TV, and I do have hope that the jury sees right through this. It's not as though there was some big bombshell evidence that the defense came up with and we just became aware of. It is clearly a CHANGE of a previous account. All the shows tonight are going to be focused on Cindy's changing story - not that the defense did a great job today. I think the jury will notice her complete 180 of what she said in her deposition. They are bound to realize that she is trying to save her daughter and take that into consideration when they deliberate.

Jean Casarez is mentioning the chloroform searches interspersed with FB and Photobucket log-ins and how the prosecution needs to get the exact times they were made. If they are very close in time, then Cindy and Casey would have had to be playing musical chairs on the computer for the searches to have been done by both of them.

And I just pray that the prosecution can get into Cindy's work records and clear this up, leaving no doubt that she was lying.

Thanks to all of you for keeping us slackers up to date!

 

[usnuzuloose]

this may sound bad but I no longer have any sympathy for them.

 

[Mosoh]

Did anyone find that rude that she said that to Cindy? I didn't. I would have been so mad if I were her I would have said it too.

I didn't either. Some of the talkers on HLN did but one said it was fair game
and made a point

 

[MaryAnnDVC]

Was Casey making chloroform and testing it out on the dog? Could that be why the dog was sleeping so much around the times the search was going on?

Wouldn't be surprised. Don't serial killers start out with animals? Just sayin'.

 

[Halloweenqueen]

Jean also pointed out that Cindy testified that Casey would be gone during the day, "working" at Universal. How could they computer swap if Casey wasn't even supposed to be there?

 

[LisaR]

After 22 years of having a daughter and all of her experience as a nurse, Cindy decided to look up acetone to see if it is dangerous? A mother doesn't know that acetone could be dangerous if swallowed? A nurse doesn't know this? She needs to search alcohol to find out if this will hurt her granddaughter? She needs to search all the individual ingredients in Purell to see if they are dangerous instead of just looking up Purell itself to see if it is dangerous?

 

[T*Bird]

Can the prosecution - in their closing arguments - say that Cindy changed her story and was lying on the stand to protect their daughter? Is that permissible?

 

[hellokitty86]

Did anyone find that rude that she said that to Cindy? I didn't. I would have been so mad if I were her I would have said it too.

Nope, I was glad LDB was being firm with her.

 

[Lisa loves Pooh]

Cindy just got on the stand and said her time cards were wrong and that she was home

Did she work at a hospital? Would her time card be electronic?

My grocery store work time in 1992 was documented electronically.

 

[Halloweenqueen]

I sure hope the juror is seeing through this as well as my fellow Disers.

I can't help but think Cindy helped her daughter either way. Either the juror will buy these statements or the jury will come off thinking Cindy is a big a liar as her daughter. This only feeds into Casey's disfunctional family defense.