Thread: Caylee Anthony Case

Originally Posted by fleabones3

Yep Death penalty is too good for her, although I will give Florida credit.. they have a express lane to their death chamber. And while life in prison is awesome , I feel that they still get too many things in prison, tv's. education, internet.. but on the other hand.. The women in general population.

Trust me there is no express lane in Florida for anything. She would probably die in prison before she would be executed. They get about a zillion appeals before they can even get them near the door to the death chamber.

Murders like these are especially horrendous because a parent is supposed to protect their child and keep them safe. I liked the one suggestion with the pictures and a life sentence to have to sit and look at what she did.

An eye for a eye. I'm sorry, people say the foreign countries that torture people are horrendous, if you kill a child I think torture is justice. I think that little girls family should be able to watch or do the torturing of the killer, mother or otherwise. Whoever kills a child should suffer the worst pain and fear possible, while being completly defenseless, just like that poor baby. I dont think the death penalty works because it lets her off the hook, prison yes too many amenities, the best you can hope for is she is put on a block where women despise what she did an beat her to death.

Originally Posted by tarasdream

this morning they showed a picture of a little girl that someone took at a mall on there cell phone. it was caylee, they said this morning they were trying to get security tapes from the mall. it was taken 4 or 5 months after caylee has been missing. so if thats true then someone else did have her. they need to investigate that really good just in case her mom really didnt do it. because no matter what that woman will never get a fair trial.

You know what, this woman has had an over extended amount of time to be TRUTHFUL about "what happened to Caylee." I think she should be treated as fair as she has treated her daughters disappearance!!
She needs to be treated as fair as she has treated this entire case.............

ORLANDO, Florida (CNN) -- Investigators "absolutely" found something of interest while searching the home of missing child Caylee Anthony's grandparents, Orange County, Florida, Sheriff Kevin Beary said on Friday.

Remains described as being those of a small child were found Thursday morning near the home of grandparents George and Cindy Anthony, a spokesman for the sheriff's office told CNN.

Their home was searched overnight after the discovery.

A utility worker found the remains about 9:30 a.m. and alerted authorities, spokesman Jim Solomons said.

Police Capt. Angelo Nieves was reluctant to disclose details of the discovery, other than to say the skeletal remains found in a plastic bag appeared consistent with those of a young child. The Anthony family had been notified of the discovery, he said.

Caylee Anthony, 3, has been missing since June in a case that has received national attention. Her 22-year-old mother, Casey Anthony, was arrested last month and faces first-degree murder and other charges in the girl's disappearance. Video Watch sheriff promise 'no mistakes' »

CNN affiliate WFTV reported that the utility worker, a meter reader, picked up a bag and a skull fell out.

Solomons said he could not confirm reports that the body was that of a small girl. Asked about the distance from the site to Casey Anthony's parents' home, he said it would be "very safe to say it's in very close proximity."

Prosecutors said earlier this month they would not seek the death penalty against Casey Anthony. If she is convicted, she could face a sentence of life in prison.

Authorities have said Casey Anthony waited about a month before telling her family that Caylee was gone. Cindy Anthony -- Caylee's grandmother and Casey Anthony's mother -- called the Orange County sheriff's office on July 15, saying her daughter would not tell her where Caylee was.

When questioned, Casey Anthony gave conflicting statements to police, including some that were later disproved, according to hundreds of documents and investigative reports released in the case.

She claimed she dropped Caylee off with a babysitter, but when police checked out her story, they learned that the address Casey Anthony supplied belonged to an apartment that had been vacant for weeks. The woman Casey Anthony named as her babysitter told police she did not know her. Review a timeline of the case »

Investigators previously have said that cadaver dogs picked up the scent of death in Anthony's car, as well as in her parents' backyard. They also said air quality tests conducted by the FBI found evidence consistent with human decomposition and chloroform in the car's trunk. A neighbor told police Anthony had asked to borrow a shovel.

Also, analysis of Anthony's computer found she had visited Web sites discussing chloroform, and had done Internet searches of missing children, according to information released in the case.

But "there isn't a motive and they haven't found a motive," Cindy Anthony said Wednesday night during an appearance on CNN's "Larry King Live." "They told us they thought it was an accident and she's scared and tried to cover it up. They don't feel there's a motive."

She said searches for the girl's body have "come up with nothing. There's nothing that they have found that, you know, has given them any evidence that Caylee is no longer with us."
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The Anthonys said they believed the girl is still alive and that someone has her, noting several reports of sightings.

Last month, Strickland denied prosecutors' request to impose a gag order in Anthony's case, saying he could not state that continued publicity would pose a threat to her trial, nor even that a gag order would stem the flood of media attention.
http://www.cnn.com/2008/CRIME/12/12/...ony/index.html

ORLANDO, Florida (CNN) --

Strands of hair found with remains discovered a half mile from the home of missing toddler Caylee Anthony are the same color as Caylee's, lawyers for her mother said in court Friday.

Defense attorneys for Casey Anthony, the 22-year-old mother charged with Caylee's murder, told Judge Stan Strickland they were notified Thursday the corpse's hair color and other features matched Caylee.

Overnight, investigators searched the home of Caylee's grandparents and "absolutely" found something of interest, Orange County, Florida, Sheriff Kevin Beary said Friday morning.

The girl often lived in the house with her grandparents and her mother, who was arrested in October and charged with murder.

Investigators "concluded there were certain things they wanted to be looking for" and searched the home, Beary said in an interview broadcast on ABC News. Authorities took boxes and bags full of items for review.

http://www.cnn.com/2008/CRIME/12/12/...ion=cnn_latest


I just saw on the news that the eye color of the child's body that was found also matches to Caylee's eye color. Saw this on CNN, but I couldn't find a link to this info.

That poor child. If it's Caylee I'm glad that she was finally found, she deserves to be put to rest, and she's in a better place since neither her mom or her grandparents gave a sh*t about her.