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What would you do if you were Casey Anthony

Posted: Jul 18, 2011

She is free now but not really because of public opinion and her highly recognized face and build.

What would you do with your freedom under Casey Anthony's circumstances? Stay undercover for fear of an attack on your life life? Try to rehab your public image? Do porn and take the money and run? Do interviews to try to cover costs of lawsuits and IRS payments from prior income from sale of photos?

I can't imagine what could be going through her mind especially now she is free to watch public opinion of her and how hated she is.

Dan Abrams was doing an interview on Good Morning America and said Casey Anthony is much more hated than OJ and with the modern technology and electronic age now, if she ventures out for even a minute someone can take a picture and distribute her whereabouts over the social networks and internet, outing her and putting her in danger.

So what would you do if you were Casey Anthony at this point?

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What would I do? - Mcg

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I'm still trying to figure out if what others think of her affects her at all. With her twisted thinking, who knows?

Actually if her life is in danger and she must know this. - She has no means of support.

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That has to affect her even if she doesn't care from an ego point of view.

She can't just get a job. She can't run to Target and shop. Who in their right mind wants to date her so her dating/partying is limited. Hopefully her family cut her off because of her accusations. I know her grandmother and her uncle (Cindy's brother)cut her off after she stole from grandfather.

Considering all of the above, what does Casey Anthony do with her life and how does she support herself?

What would you do if you were Casey Anthony? If her defense lawyers truly think she is innocent she might have a chance with one of them. Jose Baez comes to mind in particular.

I think she'll eventually hit the talk-show circuit and - rake in millions. $$$$$$

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I don't know...what would she really have to say? - sm

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It's not like she has unplumbed depths or anything profound to tell the world. It's not like she's going to confess. Is she going to tell us, "Glad to be out of jail," "My mom's a beach," and "Mean people suk?"

Would it matter? No one else on those shows - says much of anything worthwhile.... nm

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No sponsor wants the backlash to have Casey Anthony - haters boycott their product.

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There is no way Casey Anthony is going to rake in millions. It is up to Jose Baez to support his client. He got her free, he owes her.

I see D grade porn in her future with a less discriminating audience.

Didn't that offer even get retracted? - sm

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Right after the verdict she was offered a porn role (which I'm sure her ego found very flattering) but they ended up rescinding it because even their viewers had no interest in seeing Tot Mom doing Tampa.

remember - ysl

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Long-Island Lolita? Amy Fisher? She was the 16-year old girl who shot her lover's wife in the face and was sent to jail. She grew up, was released and now is making an appearance on Dr. Drew's Celebrity Rehab show. She is a loser and has something in her attitude that reminds of of Casey Anthony, like the unwillingness to accept responsibility for her addictions.

She is a "5 star porn star" now and blames everyone under the sun (except herself) for how rotton her life is.

OJ never accepted responsibility for his actions and eventually got his just desserts. I suspect this newly freed, super vilified horrible excuse for a human being will eventually resort to selling her soul in bits and pieces to make a living. Sadly, much of the population that hates her so much right now, will, for whatever reason, probably buy her books, watch her interviews and movies when they get made, and after she gets some money in her pocket she'll turn to drugs also, then maybe in 5 or 10 years we'll see her on Dr. Drew's rehab show crying about how it's not her fault.

I honestly do not know how she will ever have a "normal" life. I can't imagine that anyone would hire her for fear of retaliation.

As for what would I do if I were Casey Anthony? can't say. I don't play games where you have to pretend your a devil.

SUICIDE??? - oaf

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Don't you think the guilt would just eat her up!! Of course she is mentally ill. IMHO if she disappears forever I'd be happy. All I keep seeing is Caylie's big brown eyes. It just makes me so disgusted and sad. No justice for that baby. Casey will eventually come up smelling like a rose! Justice!!

Oh, please. Sociopaths feel no guilt. - sm

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Sociopaths are nothing more than X-Treme! narcissists and for her to feel guilt, she would have to give a sheet about somebody besides herself, which if you couldn't tell by how she acted in general, the defense put on shows pretty clearly what she thinks of the rest of the world.

Whether she comes out smelling like a rose is pretty much up to the public. I hear the networks already are scheming to air interview without them looking like the bad guy who paid her- instead, they'll pay a middle man who will take his cut and then pay her, so they can avoid direct responsibility. So as a group we can let them know that we don't want to hear from her.

I don't know what anybody thinks they are going to hear her say anyway. Since she will eventually have to live somewhere, I can't imagine her admitting she killed Caylee. But given the fact that she has not told the truth about anything yet, why would anybody believe her pathological lying self is suddenly going to start telling the truth because Matt Lauer is asking her questions instead of the prosecutor?

I can't imagine what she could say that is going to help her case at all, and the public backlash about anybody who enables a dime to go into her pocket might be enough to shame the networks into at least pretending that they're maintaining their dignity.

only way I would watch her interview (sm) - chicklet

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... is if she were given a BIG dose of truth serum pre-interview.

otherwise just more LIES and FANTASY where people are looking for ANSWERS.

Wish they could have drugged her up good for police interviews/trial so everyone's time wasn't wasted.

I want every refuge and rock Casey is under turned over. - No peace for her ever.

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I want media to search her out and expose her wherever she is. I want public outcry never to die down. I want Casey Anthony to end up a burned out woman who turns to drugs and alcohol to bury herself in because she has nowhere else to turn. She is a waste of space and the ugliest example of a human being I can think of.

And don't get me started on slimeball Jose Baez and the stupid lazy jurors. I hope their rocks are turned over also and they are all exposed for what they are.

I hope everybody keeps the Enquirer on speed dial - sm

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If she were to move into my neighborhood, I know I would not hesitate to call the Star, the Enquirer, Rupert Murdoch (if he's not in jail), Nancy Grace, whoever, to hound her. It would be worth having my neighborhood in turmoil for a while until she gets run out of town, a happenstance that I hope occurs again and again and again.

what a sad tribute to the child all this hate and anger - shaking my head

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you can't bring her back, but if you found compassion, you could help provide food or housing for another child in trouble and silently say "this is in remembrance of you."

You could volunteer your time to help prevent the loss of another child.

You could reach out and better spend you energy for good. I wish better for you than you are wishing on your fellow man.

And what a profoundly naive and somewhat selfish thought. - sm

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You have no idea what the poster does or doesn't do. Do you think the same thing about Ronald Goldmann's parents? Should they have just gotten a life rather than worry about getting justice?

I am with the poster. I hope that she is shunned and driven from town to town. And helping other children is not mutually exclusive of feeling that way.

you cannot help someone else with that hard heart - just saying

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and I stand by what I said. There is a lot of comfort and healing to be found by selflessly helping someone else. This hate being spewed all over this board serves no one any good on any level.

The hate for Casey Anthony and the outrage is justified. - Maybe some other self-absorbed person will learn.

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Maybe Casey Anthony will learn you can't get over on all the people all the time and if she ever has another child she will think twice before murdering the child if it gets in her way.

I don't have a problem with this particular statement - but what happens

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to people who find themselves living and breathing hate for Casey and spewing hate and venom everywhere? Do they confine it just to this topic or does the hatred within spill over into other parts of their lives (most likely without self recognition)?

There is even a nationwide post-trial depression being reported. I don't understand how all this ugliness can be justified by blaming Casey. There has to already be an underlying anger and hate just waiting for something to uncork it and give it a voice. IMHO, I think people are allowing this case to allow them to behave badly when they were wanting to behave badly in the first place. And isn't all this hate getting blown all over the place very, very similar to the mindset Casey must have had if she did willingly or unwilling do away with her child?

I think people are getting out of control, using Casey as their vehicle, and acting without regard to what is in their own best interest.

There is another child in Florida whose custody is being given to a convicted child abuser. While everyone is focused on the Anthony trial, not much attention is being given to a tragedy that is likely in the making. And that is just one example.

Who died and made you Dr. Drew? - sm

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It's not enough you've determined that the posters on the MT Stars Gab board are heartless in the same manner as the lunatic who pickets military funerals, but now you have determined that the whole USofA has underlying anger issues?

Did you run out of work so you got to watch Dr. Phil today or what? Are you sanctimonious in all aspects of your life? Is everything that isn't done your way obviously wrong?

In actuality, you are being as judgmental of the people here as they are about CA. People want to be outraged about this murderer walking the streets. You want to be outraged that people are outraged. Same thing, only you get to wear your outrage with that faux air of moral superiority.

Have you taken any steps to help the child going to the abuser? - Or are you just adding to the nationwide heat wave

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I don't think hate is ever justified and am still - trying to figure out

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what about that previous statement could possible be misconstrued as selfish. I guess whatever helps everyone justify this nastiness, right?

Selfish, as in 'this is how I want the conversation to go' way. If you don't like th - sm

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For all your talk, it seems like you like the hate, but just as you direct it. Because you continue to participate in a conversation that you don't agree with just to upset people. It would be like going to a thread about coffee and telling them how stupid they were because tea was obviously the much more sophisticated and refreshing drink.

I suspect that you really don't care much one way or another, but like the trolls that post inflammatory topics just to stir things up, you seem to delight in continuing to participate in a way designed to inflamed so that you can then sit back with your cup of tea and stroke your own ego about how about the common riff-raff you are.

Wow--That was the first that I had participated in this - conversation at all.

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And don't you think that you are trying to steer exactly where the discussion goes, yourself? You don't know anything about me and yet you just spouted off a whole list of things that you have assumed about me from the one very limited remark I made. Are you really that angry a person? I really hope that you have a nice day and smile a little.

Much like the way you made assumptions about those - who don't want CA in their neighborhood? nm

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What assumptions did I make? - Are you not still

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trying to justify your hate? I was not assuming anything, simply taking stalk of all of this nastiness. I stand completely behind what I said. I still don't think that hate is ever justified.

I'm sure by now Casey is in California. (They - ALL end up here, sooner or later!) n/msg

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I don't agree - SM

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I am not an advocate of hate, but you have to remember for three years we have been exposed to the details of this story. We have heard her nastiness and have seen and heard her phone calls from jail. We saw all the pictures of her, have heard of the many boyfriends she slept with, the constant partying and lying. On the other side we have seen the heartbreaking videos of a precious, beautiful innocent child whose greatest misfortune was to have Casey Anthony for a mother. Don't criticize us for coming on here and expressing our feelings. We are angry to the core, and like myself many have cried countless times watching that little baby sing, and have watched the video of her dancing around with wearing bunny ears. She deserved to life and be loved, and there are millions of us who connected deeply to her. At least this board gives us the opportunity to express our feelings. To say it does no good on any level is not true. Venting does more good than some will ever know. We need a place to direct our feelings. We are 100% justified in at least being able to speak our minds.

I don't think people should vent - Diff btwn vent and hate

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I'm saying I don't think the pure evil face of hate that I se about this subject is justified. I hate what happened. I believe justice WILL be served, whether in this life or the next. I also believe you feed Casey with all the talk about her. Forget her. I have. I won't forget Caylee.

I haven't cried the buckets of tears that others have cried, and it really touches my life. I really do understand what happened to Casey and why it turned out the way it did. I can't disrespect the child by justify pure evil hate on any level. Most of the posters here don't seem to give themselves permission to cross that line from being upset to spewing hate, but I see a lot of hate here and elsewhere. I want to forget Casey, so I make that choice. I won't forget Caylee.

Forgetting Casey is giving her a pass to murder again. - I don't care what happened to Casey.

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I care that she is ostracized from society and when she gets her internet up and running she can see she did not get over on all the people like she got over on her parents and 12 jury members.

You know what happened to Casey to cause her to lie and party after the loss of her child? Whatever happened, Casey is not fit for society. She should be in prison or an institution. When you have no conscience like Casey does or claims to be a victim of circumstances, she will kill again.

Casey deserves everything she gets as far as public opinion of her lies, murder, disposal of the body in garbage bags and overall ugliness, demonstrated in testimony, tapes and videos.

Why are you still discussing it? - SM

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You are obviously intent on getting your message across as others are, or you would not still be commenting on this forum about it. You can't tell people what to think and how to react to any given situation. There is a difference between hate and disgust. I have utter disgust for Casey, be it right or wrong. Spreading the evil you suggest would be if we were attempting to form a group to hunt her down and do her harm. We are not doing that. What a lot of us feel is completely normal. Do you think a psychiatrist would ever suggest to his patient to hold it in and just let the anger eat him up? They urge patients to get it out, hit the wall if necessary, scream, or do whatever it takes. We are Americans and have a right to get out the level of anger and unfairness we feel with her walking free. It is our justice system, and it affects each and every one of us. When we feel strongly that it let us down we have the right to let it out. If you want to post about your feelings that's fine too. Stop trying to dictate how others feel. It won't happen.

No one is DICTATING how others feel about Casey Anthony - It's pretty obvious from commentary

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In Florida, on network news and on this board there are different forms of negative feelings. I am not dictating these persons thoughts and it sounds as if you may be a bit paranoid to think so.

You can choose to judge those who are disgusted by Casey Anthony but stop imagining there is just one poster who is posting or discussing their disgust/contempt for Casey Anthony. Watch the news. Read other blogs. Open your mind.

Now go back to your happy place watching Dr. Phil.

I was responding to - SM

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the post that said to forget about Casey, and speaking of the evil surounding the issue. If the word evil is used it should be directed to the actions of Casey Anthony and not to the comments of those outraged by it. And what are you doing accusing me of thinking there is only one poster? For the love of God that is my whole point. The whole country is angry including me. I expressed my utter disgust regarding the whole issue. Why accuse me of judging those who are disgusted? If you haven't gotten it by now, I'm on their side.

Read before you spout off - SM

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You obviously were responding to another post when you chewed my head off.

Agreed.... - vic47

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The public outrage over this travesty of justice is a good thing. Because of the outrage, Caylee's Law is being considered in many states. Also, another extremely important law is being proposed that would prevent jurors from cashing-in on their experience---they would be free to speak to whomever they wish, whenever they wish---but not for a price tag. These are positive results brought about by very vocal, justifiable public outrage, which would not have happened if people had allowed themselves to be silenced by the sanctimonious self-appointed preachers, pontificating: ''Move on, Let it go, The justice system has spoken'', etc.

Cute kids are murdered every day. Some by - their parents. (ie, JonBenet).

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You can walk around and wear sackcloth and ashes, and threaten to burn C.A. at the stake, or you can put some of that currently negative energy into a more positive spin, and do something to help the kids-at-risk who are out there right at this very minute. Maybe you can foster. Or donate money or your time to afterschool programs.

But that's life in the US - our justice system isn't perfect, nor are the people they pick to be on a jury. Ever been on jury? Then you've watched the process at work. The attorneys jostle & maneuver around in order to get as many people that fit THEIR profile of what might get their client the best deal, and them a win under their belt. Do they pick jurors by intelligence? Nope. Sometimes they run from intelligence, because it threatens their case. They jury is also bound by all sorts of little stupid rules that are often put there to blind them to evidence that is blatantly THERE, but for some reason, off-limits when it comes to being considered.

I've watched several times in my juror experiences, where sometimes they took the "reasonable doubt" thing way beyond reason. They were more concerned about the photon-sized particle of doubt in the back of their mind, and rather than realize that doubt will always exist in every decision ever made, their reluctance to live with that doubt means that many many jurors, over the course of many many years, have set many many criminals free. It's just the way the system works. Is it always fair? No. Frequently not fair? Yes. Is that wrong? Sure. But it's not worth developing an ulcer, or even loss of sleep worrying about and hashing over and over. If she's truly guilty, (and yes, I believe she is), then kharma will eventually catch up to her. But there's no need to go into apoplexy worrying about where this woman will live, or what she'll do with the remainder of her life. Who cares? She's not worth caring about.

Which is better? To stand on a street corner with picket signs, pitchforks, burning stakes, and venom every time she (or OJ, or the jurors, or anyone else in a similar situation) walks by? Or to put all that energy and caring about one child who was extremely unfortunate, into helping others who might be at risk for a similar fate?

applause! applause!! well said!! - no message

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I can do both. I want to make Casey miserable - and I can do what I can to change system.

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Many people can multi task, you know like walk and chew gum, etc.

If you can't multi task, then focus on what you can.

So it's going to be your personal mission to follow C.A. around, - wherever she goes, and harrass her?

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Now THAT is creepy.

Yeah, it's kind of like the zealots who'll cross the - country to picket in front of - sm

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Planned Parenthood, or defile a soldier's funeral, but who won't cross the street to actually help anyone in person.

Posers.

Again with the assumptions. - sm

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Based on the things that you are opposed to being picketed, we can guess which side of the red-blue divide you're on. But you make an assumption as to who is anti-Casey. I hate to break it to your bleeding heart, but the dislike of Casey crosses all political divides. And, frankly, smug mockery of those who disagree with you really don't do much to help make your point. That's how we ended up with the mess in 2000, and I had hoped people had learned to try to educate without the snideness, but you would indicate not.

Looks like I assumed correctly. - nm

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Sadly, you didn't. But that's the kind of behavior that pushes people in that - direction. sm

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Not to make this political, but the holier-than-thou attitude is what made Bush look appealing to a large part of the population. He wasn't mocking them because they liked George Straitt music. That party wasn't condescending if they preferred deep fried to saute. That side wasn't endlessly telling them how stupid they were.

And, yet, even after that attitude got Bush elected in 2000, here you are, still with your sanctimony. You know nothing about who I am, where I was educated, or my politics. Yet you make an assumption and feel it's okay to bash me based on your wrong assumption. And that behavior is going to make Romney or Pawlenty look like a good alternative. And you'll sit around for another 8 years scratching your heads trying to figure out where you went wrong.

LOL!!! Uh-huh. Riiiiight. - LOL!!

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Zealot is as zealot does.

Right or left, a zealot is still a zealot and, as you've proven, just as bitter. - nm

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Bitter about what? About not feeling like this whole - court case was personally about me?

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It was just a court case. I watched some of it. The verdict was read. I thought to myself, "Pfftt! WhatEVER." And then moved on with my actual life.

Poppycock. You can still miss Caylee and hate Casey. - Stop your preaching.

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Anger at Casey and the legal system that allowed her to be free in spite of the evidence is substantiated.

That doesn't mean people aren't sorry for the little girl that was killed by her narcissistic psycho mother.

What do or will you miss most about Caylee? - Curiouser and Curiouser

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I am.

What is missed is the joy a small child has for life. - The potential never realized.

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The smile that made everyone but the murderer's life brighter.

Don't be obtuse.

Why focus all the attention on just 1 child? It happens - many times over every year in the U.S. n/m

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I would lay low for several months. I would not - grant interviews, write a

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a book, or consult on movie deals. The trial is over; the jury rendered not-guilty verdicts; the truth will not resurrect Caylee from her ashes, nor render Casey accountable if that accountability constitutes double-jeopardy. "The truth and Casey Anthony are strangers."

She could change her name, dye her hair, don a wig, have a rhinoplasty, or emigrate. She could earn income as a telemarketer, 1-900 operator, or porn star; collect Welfare/Medicaid (she's been declared indigent); or start a Web site and charge a subscriber's fee. Job opportunities and self-employment opportunities via the Internet that would help protect her physical identity or location await her.

She has options: make a resolution to step forward from the past, take a vow of silence about what happened, and start a new life obscurely; or levitate in the past, embrace the notoriety and publicity, big-rake as much as money as possible, and start a new life; or a mix of both.

After the public's fervor of justice/injustice for Caylee dissipates either due to passage of time or some other unfortunate event diverting the viewing public's attention, Casey with her transformed identity might have a chance of moving out and about more freely than initially anticipated, especially among those who did not focus on the media coverage as intently, nor feel as intensely, as others--if at all.

Always remember OJ when you think of Casey - publicity dying down.

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Casey's bad publicity is not going to go away ever and the stigma of having murdered someone will stay forever, just like OJ.

Having said that, comparing Casey to OJ, he had a fan base, was a famous movie star and football player, was charismatic and charming and some of the public really believed he was innocent. There were no videos or tapes of him lying and sending police and volunteers on a wild and expensive search for a kidnapped missing child who now is alleged to have drowned the day she disappeared.

There is no saving grace for Casey Anthony. She is not an endearing person and pretty much 99.9% of the thinking public knows she is guilty of many crimes and resents she has walked free. Any place Casey Anthony shows up, her picture will be worth lots of money from those who manage to use their cell phones to capture her image to sell to the media.

Casey may not know it yet, but she will never be free and never be welcome anywhere she goes. Someone will spot her, notify the news, and she will be forced to run again. I can't see anyone with a sane mind forming a relationship with a psychopathic liar and murderer. There is no therapy that can fix a person capable of lies like Casey told, whether it is the nanny story or the drowning and molestation story, and the indifference shown for the loss of her child exhibited by testimony and tapes of her shopping hours after the loss of the toddler.

Casey is a dead woman walking.

That old saying - SM

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Not sure what I would do, but I think I would be haunted by that old saying "You can run, but you can't hide." I think whether or not she makes money on this she will have a very difficult life for a very, very long time.

Sit back, lay low, and wait for the offers to - Roll On In

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And roll in they will. From Diane Sawyer on down to Behind The (insert whatever here).

She is our newest (inter)national villain. She will probably screw up down the line, and if/when she does, let's hope it is in Nevada. They took care of OJ when the home state could or would not.

Yup, yup. Everyone may "hate" her, but they're all - gonna LOVE hating her on TV, too. sm

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So-called "enquiring minds", and all that.

If Casey wants to cash in, she needs to start - talking...soon.

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The Dr. Conrad Murray trial is soon upcoming (September 8), which is a high-profile "circus" court with potential controversial verdict just waiting to happen. The deceased was a multi-decade celebrity. This trial/verdict might steal her thunder and spotlight.

not really - sos

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While she was in jail she actually had tons of lunatic men (and women) proposing to her and sending money to her account, to help pay for her commissary and to help out with her legal fees. She worked in jail too and got a teeny bit of money, but she has a good chunk in private accounts.

Just like mass murderers, this woman has a trove of "groupies and fans", that actually give her money, buy her gifts and want to marry her. Go figure...

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Any guesses? If you were George and Cindy, would you take her back into the family? ...

Jul 14, 2011
Just wondered if she did have money (where will she get money or employment for that matter is another question) to move out of the country to avoid 3 lawsuits will another country accept her as a convicted felon? Sure hope Casey and her attorneys have made plans for her residence, employment and ongoing income after they fought so hard for her freedom. Time will tell just how well hidden a notorious person can be with all the modern technology out there to exp ...

Jul 07, 2011
Do you all think that 12 people who got to together to sit in on this case could all be idiots? I think maybe they didn't deliberate and came to a rash decision based on the fact they had been sequestered for so long and wanted to get home. Not sure of the idiot status though but they remain in hiding and I think that is a good idea because of the outrage of their decision. I saw the evidence and heard testimony. There is no way I could set Casey ...

May 24, 2011
I have followed this case since this child first went missing. Honestly I could not have been a juror as I feel that this girl is guilty, have for a very long time. The fake nanny, fake friends, fake job, fake trips to the beach, child missing for goodness knows how long and the mom is out partying and having a good time, how could she do it? Even if she killed her child by accident, how could she go out and do all of the partying that she was doing with no remorse, no guilt, nada? Watching ...

Jun 23, 2011
In reading the posts below regarding the prosecution's case and the duct tape as the murder weapon, I recalled seeing last night that a syringe was found, I believe with Caylee's remains, and it contained a mixture of chloroform and something else . . . can someone please fill me in on this? It seems like it was a hormone mixed with chloroform, but I cannot remember, and I'm also thinking this information just came to light (to the public) when presented in co ...

Jun 19, 2011
This is the most fascinating trial I have ever followed and apparently millions are watching to see what happens to this crazy lady because there are reruns of the trial and commentary on the trial almost 24-7. The trial has infiltrated my dreams last night and I need for her to go away but can't look away while the trial is going on. My questions Did she kill her child? Why? Did the child drown and she and her father covered it up? Why? Did her father ...

May 25, 2011
If you were in George and Cindy Anthony's position and your child used the defense that she was sexually abused by her father (assuming that this is far from the truth and a story that I personally do not believe), could you ever forgive your child? If I were Cindy Anthony and I knew with all of my heart that these accusations were not true, I do not think that I would ever be able to speak to my child again. What say you? ...

Jul 13, 2011
Tim Miller of Texas Equusearch, whose team was called to search for Caylee Anthony by Cindy Anthony, is suing Casey for giving false information to him after her attorney alleged Casey knew Caylee had drowned. Does anyone think Casey has been acquited and should be left alone like her family and like the jurors and attorneys? Does Texas Equusearch have a valid complaint and lawsuit is justified? ...

Jul 02, 2011
Is it just me or does it seem like the Anthony's had a LOT of pets who died and were buried in the backyard? Our family always had pets growing up, but I don't remember them dying all the time and burying them in the backyard! Personally, I wouldn't have my 4 year old participate in a burial for the family pet in the backyard if the youngster was attached to it. Do you think Cindy and/or Casey had something to do with their early demise? I read somewhere that some soc ...

Jul 02, 2011
I think it will all depend on closing arguments and if all Jose Baez has is the drowning accident that was never testified to, the molestation that was never testified to, and stopped cold with no premedidation theory by computer searches that weren't done by Cindy, she may get the death penalty. Those chloroform, neck breaking, household items as weapons searches were being done by Casey back in March when her friends were making plans to go to Puerto Rico, proving premedid ...

Jul 01, 2011
I'm biased because I despise both Baez and Casey Anthony but I say she will be found guilty within 48 hours of deliberation and given life imprisonment. The defense case didn't even make sense and in the end they put George Anthony on trial - but for no known reason. How about Cindy lying on the stand? I am starting to dislike her almost as much as Casey. Who wants a person who killed a helpless 2-year-old, her granddaughter, to be free? ...

Jul 04, 2011
Brilliant, simply brilliant. It cut to the chase and destroyed the defense theory. She also managed to show Casey Anthony's true character with clips and videos. ...

Jul 09, 2011
I live no where near Florida but the local people here are outraged that this woman walks from a crime she obviously committed because of 12 jurors who didn't know what reasonable doubt was. This is the general consensus of talk radio people who were calling in to give their feelings on the case. Juror 3 said she did not want to speculate but went on to speculate she thought George might have had something to do with it (?!?}. Guess speculation may h ...

Jul 05, 2011
Watching verdict watch today, I just hope the jurors come back today to show Casey Anthony what they think of her and her shady attorney, Jose Baez, who maligned everyone connected with the prosecution case and was willing to accuse her father of incest in the most crude way during opening statements. Did Baez just take this third version of what happened to Caylee at face value from Casey, the psychopathic liar, and run with it, hoping to become rich and famous lawyer? What proo ...

Jul 13, 2011
Nor did they have the sliightest understanding of circumstantial evidence. What is funny to me is when the jurors try to justify their decision, they end up hanging themselves with their lack of knowledge of the case and the rules of the case. Can't wait for next juror to speak up who contradicts or justifies decision based on misundertanding of rule clearly set out by Judge Perry. Clearly these jurors were misguided to say the least and uneducated at best. Maybe that is ...

Jun 26, 2011
I find everything interesting and they cover it on HLN with all the professionals whom we have all worked with. THEY all have the titles, yet look at how nobody can even see a lie from the truth. I love their viewpoints. Even Dr. Drew does not have the answer! I remember years ago when a psychiatrist was trying to get it across to the legal system that you cannot mix the 2, and how right she was. The court arena is a totally different game with different rules from psychiatry.& ...

Mar 01, 2011
I absolutely love this show and love watching this man travel the world and eating the various cuisines, both the tasty appearing and disgusting appearing, LOL. Last night's episode was really interesting because he visited Haiti and it was eye opening and wonderful to see these people in a different light than what the news media presents them. They showed the art work of the children there and it was amazing, even in all of the devestation the children (and adults) can s ...

Mar 05, 2010
and keep it up! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTh-Yu9RfF0 ...

Jun 24, 2011
He wasn't invited to a baby shower so he didn't go to the hospital? And he is still fretting about it enough to cry on the witness stand in front of millions of viewers? Gah. Lee is very weird, although I guess I should have expected as much coming out of that environment. I just didn't realize it till today. ...