Casey Anthony Found NOT GUILTY: The Verdict is In

In the case of Casey Anthony vs. the State of Florida the Jury has announced a verdict of: Not Guilty

Just remember that both sides of this terrible ordeal are suffering and i encourage you all to remember that before you make any statements, comments, or accusations at anyone, not just in this trial.  but as we all know, seeing that the State vs. Casey Anthony has been such a highly publicized case that it is almost impossible for anyone to not have feelings towards the situation.

Unfortunately the only fact is this: Caylee Anthony is no longer with us and that is ultimately the most important thing or person in this 3 year long ordeal.  Many people have had to take the stand, both is defense of and in prosecution of the now twenty-five year old defendant Casey Anthony.

We also updated you on “Jose Baez’s Statement” during the closing arguments late last week:

The Prosecution has done its job of presenting loads of evidence both physical, forensic, and circumstantial that have enabled them to seek the capital murder charge with a penalty of death.  So you can see how this is such a high-profile case, with the defendant Casey Anthony being only 25 and being accused of killing her child and then going out partying for a month and reporting her daughter missing 31 days after she “disappeared”.  The defense has now aborted the kidnapping (Zanny the Nanny) and disappearance concepts, and is now stating that Caylee Anthony drowned, but have not clearly explained why they disposed of the body in a wooded area and how it all happened.  So its been a lot of he said and she said based reasoning on both the State’s side and the Defense’s.  (Continue Reading: Here)

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