MaggieMae
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- Apr 3, 2009
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This is the ONLY person I've seen interviewed who asks some relevant and critical questions that are not framed to demonize Casey Anthony and which have not yet been explored in court:
Read more: WENDY MURPHY: Why Casey Anthony will be acquitted - Quincy, MA - The Patriot Ledger
As easy as it is to hate Casey, theres no real evidence she killed her child and our emphasis on her being a bad mother is distracting us from paying attention to the facts that matter.
For example, last weeks testimony included statements from several witnesses that the car Casey was driving at the time Caylee went missing, a car that belonged to Caseys mother, smelled strongly of a dead/decomposing body.
The news coverage that followed had experts debating whether rotting food, can produce a similar odor. But the real question is who had custody of the car at the time Caylee went missing? Casey was last seen in the car with Caylee on June 16, 2008.
Around June 17-19, Casey was driving a borrowed Jeep and telling people that Caylee was with a nanny and her car was in the shop.
Casey got her mothers car back a few days later, but Caylee was nowhere in sight. On June 25 she told one of her friends that it smelled like something died in my car.
On June 27 the car was abandoned, and on the 30th it was brought to a tow yard.
The critical question raised by these facts is who had the car and who was with Caylee when her dead body landed in the trunk sometime between June 17 and June 22.
Its possible Casey killed her child, but if she put her own childs dead body in the trunk, why would she tell her friends that she smelled rotting flesh in her car? Casey knows more than she is saying and she clearly helped cover up the truth but the absence of evidence will never prove murder.
Read more: WENDY MURPHY: Why Casey Anthony will be acquitted - Quincy, MA - The Patriot Ledger