she is out.

skyraider

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U know, O J's lawyer got him off, but I think OJ's lawyer died of brain cancer later on and OJ did himself in by using a gun to get his trinkets back. Physics will work in time, just wait, a higher power will handle this , He aways does, of course this is MHO.:)
 

asjssl

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Give someone enough rope...they will hang themselves....( as my dad would say) ..she will do.her self in..one way or another.

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Falligator

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Did anyone hear the story on CNN about a lightning bolt hitting the tree at her memorial site? This was the same day the jury found her not guilty. Hmmm...a message?

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Turtle

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Give someone enough rope...they will hang themselves....( as my dad would say) ..she will do.her self in..one way or another.
Sure, eventually something bad will happen to her, like she'll die or something, but that kind of thing doesn't really account for someone finally freed after being wrongly incarcerated for 30 years, or those who have been wrongly convicted and executed.
 

Turtle

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Did anyone hear the story on CNN about a lightning bolt hitting the tree at her memorial site? This was the same day the jury found her not guilty. Hmmm...a message?
A message? Doubtful. It was just one of 197 lightning strikes in the Greater Orlando area that day. It's highly unlikely that 196 of them were meaningless and one of them meant something.

It likely wasn't a message any more than lightning striking and destroying Touchdown Jesus while leaving the adult book store next door unscathed was a message. It's likely not any more of a message than the Empire State Building being struck an average of 23 times a year is a message.

Considering the fact that there are an average of 44 lightning flashes per second worldwide, which comes to 44 x 60 x 60 x 24 x 365 = 1,387,584,000 per year, and roughly 25% of those flashes are cloud-to-ground strikes, that's 346,896,000 strikes per year worldwide. It seems a little odd that out of the nearly 347 million strikes per year that one of them would be singled out to be unique enough to be a message.

In the United States alone, more than 22 million cloud-to-ground lightning strikes occur annually, with most of those by a wide margin occurring in Florida, and the vast majority of those occurring in "Lightning Alley", which is the area of central Florida between Tampa and Titusville, which encompasses Orlando. Tampa Bay and the I-4 corridor in Orlando each sees an average of 6,000 lightning strikes in June, and 5,500 strikes in July.

Casey Anthony and Caylee's "memorial" are located in ta-da! Orlando, the middle of the most lightning active area in the United States, where the tree near the memorial was struck on July 7th, where lightning detectors also recorded 196 other cloud-to-ground strikes on that same day.

After delivering to Palm Beach on July 1, I spent most of July 2 through July 10 in Lightning Alley - Melbourne and Palm Bay, Cocoa, Orlando and Tampa Bay. It was fun.

Did you know that, while death from lightning is rare (average of 55 per year in the US, about the same as tornadoes, half that of flooding, and a third of heat-related deaths) 82% of the deaths from lightning strikes are male? When it comes to lightning, women are cautious, men are reckless.
 

asjssl

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A message? Doubtful. It was just one of 197 lightning strikes in the Greater Orlando area that day. It's highly unlikely that 196 of them were meaningless and one of them meant something.

It likely wasn't a message any more than lightning striking and destroying Touchdown Jesus while leaving the adult book store next door unscathed was a message. It's likely not any more of a message than the Empire State Building being struck an average of 23 times a year is a message.

Considering the fact that there are an average of 44 lightning flashes per second worldwide, which comes to 44 x 60 x 60 x 24 x 365 = 1,387,584,000 per year, and roughly 25% of those flashes are cloud-to-ground strikes, that's 346,896,000 strikes per year worldwide. It seems a little odd that out of the nearly 347 million strikes per year that one of them would be singled out to be unique enough to be a message.

In the United States alone, more than 22 million cloud-to-ground lightning strikes occur annually, with most of those by a wide margin occurring in Florida, and the vast majority of those occurring in "Lightning Alley", which is the area of central Florida between Tampa and Titusville, which encompasses Orlando. Tampa Bay and the I-4 corridor in Orlando each sees an average of 6,000 lightning strikes in June, and 5,500 strikes in July.

Casey Anthony and Caylee's "memorial" are located in ta-da! Orlando, the middle of the most lightning active area in the United States, where the tree near the memorial was struck on July 7th, where lightning detectors also recorded 196 other cloud-to-ground strikes on that same day.

After delivering to Palm Beach on July 1, I spent most of July 2 through July 10 in Lightning Alley - Melbourne and Palm Bay, Cocoa, Orlando and Tampa Bay. It was fun.

Did you know that, while death from lightning is rare (average of 55 per year in the US, about the same as tornadoes, half that of flooding, and a third of heat-related deaths) 82% of the deaths from lightning strikes are male? When it comes to lightning, women are cautious, men are reckless.

Are you gregs brother???



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asjssl

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Sure, eventually something bad will happen to her, like she'll die or something, but that kind of thing doesn't really account for someone finally freed after being wrongly incarcerated for 30 years, or those who have been wrongly convicted and executed.

You lost me??


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Steady Eddie

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She already has been seen having a good time out on the town......
 

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tbubster

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FLORIDA has a son of sam law.casey can not make any money of this story as of now.she was found guilty of 4 counts of lieing to investigators.There is no way she can tell her story with out telling the investigation side of the case.This is why she is appeling the four counts like thats gonna happen anyway!.So no matter what nancy grace or other media outlets have people beliving she can not make money off her story.The only one making money off the death of this little girl is nancy and the media.Nancy says she was a lawyer.Im sure she knows this yet she keeps her ratings up by convincing people that dont know better that casey will profit from this.Which is funny when you think about it because nancy is the one making a profit from this.I think nancy should go to washington she would fit right in:D
 
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tbubster

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Son of sam laws were passed in many states for this very reason.so the guilty can not profit from their storys.would like to know why you think they will not apply this law in her case.
 

greg334

Veteran Expediter
Yes I know that but the problem is the convicted do not have a loss of their first amendment rights and this is why many of these laws are not constitutional and have to be rewritten in order for them to pass the SC 1991 decision that stuck down NY's first version of the law.

The SC is concerned with the way the laws are written to balance the right to speak over the right for the state to take. There are several issues with NY's law and it took them I think three times to get it sort of right.

On top of that, she would first have to exhaust her appeals than have the court prove that she used the money outside of her defense with little or no money going to her defense. SO if she racks up $3m in defense costs plus she losses her civil cases while he book and film deal gives her $10M, she may not have to forfeit the difference.

Remember the son of sam laws are not there to address crimes like this (in this case, it is her daughter who was lost, making it a crime against her as the family member) but rather it was to prevent the criminal to profit while the victims suffered.

BUT with that said, not caring what happens to her bad being sicken by those like CNN/HLN exploiting the dead kid for profit, I feel once someone is convicted, they lost those rights to begin with.
 

purgoose10

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FLORIDA has a son of sam law.casey can not make any money of this story as of now.she was found guilty of 4 counts of lieing to investigators.There is no way she can tell her story with out telling the investigation side of the case.This is why she is appeling the four counts like thats gonna happen anyway!.So no matter what nancy grace or other media outlets have people beliving she can not make money off her story.The only one making money off the death of this little girl is nancy and the media.Nancy says she was a lawyer.Im sure she knows this yet she keeps her ratings up by convincing people that dont know better that casey will profit from this.Which is funny when you think about it because nancy is the one making a profit from this.I think nancy should go to washington she would fit right in:D

She can make all the money she can grab. Not guilty of the main crime is just that not guilty.
 

chefdennis

Veteran Expediter
the 4 charges she was found guilty ofwere ALL misdemeanors and they do not stop her for profiting from sell her story in whatever form she can...ABC has already paid somewhere in the $200,000 area for info to different people, you think she won't make a bundle...she will do make millions, as long as she makes those deals within a reasonable time frame...the longer it take, the more she will fade from the publics mind...

Oh and she is not the only one that can and will make money,,, the jurors can and will also....
 

greg334

Veteran Expediter
Has Baez been disbarred yet? :p

How would he be disbarred?

AND
from the signs and comments made outside the court when the verdict was handed down, the safety of the jury members would be a bigger concern so if the jury were smart, they would just go on living quietly and not make any noise.
 

scottm4211

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It was in response to people on here saying he would be disbarred due to his appalling defense tactics. That was before the verdict came down.
 
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