Nancy Grace and Caylee Anthony

[EpcotBeauty]

What they need to do is to put Casey Anthony in a room and play this video over and over until she finally admits what she did to that little angel!

That would only work on someone with a consience......

 

[John Smith1]

What they need to do is to put Casey Anthony in a room and play this video over and over until she finally admits what she did to that little angel!

That would only work on someone with a consience......

I agree with EpcotBeauty.

Anyone who would do this to her own flesh and blood would not be affected by that video like you or me. She would probably be bothered by hearing her voice because it would remind her of why she wanted her gone in the first place.

I don't even try to make believe I understand that way of thinking and thank heaven that I never will. I have a little girl and would die before I let anything or anyone hurt her, this entire case just makes me sick.

 

[Soarin08]

It is heartbreaking to hear Caylee's sweet little voice when she is singing in that video, and when she asks her grandpa if he is tired.
Nancy Grace was a prosecuting attorney, and she definately wants to try the case on her program, and convict Casey, before the case has even gone to trial. I don't have any sympathy for Casey...she has lied repeatedly to the authorities, and I think her behavior has been bizarre. Throughout this whole thing, she has done nothing to help authorities find Caylee...but in this country, a person is innocent until proven guilty. May Caylee rest in peace.

Who COULD have sympathy for this horrible, twisted, vicious woman? She murdered that beautiful child and I have zero sympathy for her.

 

[RainbowBrite]

I watch Nancy Grace almost every night to hear about the case. Everytime they go to commercial and show that video of Caylee singing, I have to mute it. It's hard to even watch a video of the little girl, knowing that less than 24 hours later she was murdered. But listening to that innocent child singing tugs at my heart. I don't understand how her own mother could do what she did.