Having watched most of the trial I can safely say that I would have to agree with the jury. There simply wasnt enough evidence. Like it or not justice was served.

Originally posted by thisguyrighthere
Did Nancy Grace's head explode?

(Laughing out loud)....My head just about exploded!...I thought for sure she was guilty.....but they say she is not...so...what really happened then?

This whole thing is ridiculous. The fact she was out partying after she knew her kid was dead was enough to make my skin crawl, i don't like club goers and partiers as it is. That right there is enough for me to want to kill her myself. The justice system sucks. And people are scared. And women need to grow up, and stop blaming their childhoods on whats wrong with them. Thats my piece. Take it or leave it, i couldn't care less.

Also, she was probably safer in jail than on the streets, I bet you any amount of money someone will finish the job for the pathetic justice system.

I'm absolutely disgusted by many of the comments in this thread and the other Casey Anthony threads that proclaim her to be guilty (with some almost dripping with desire to see her get the Death Penalty). Were you there? Did you see the evidence with your very own eyes and sit through the court proceedings day after day for the entire duration? I think not - yet you sit back in your basements judging based on what you've seen in the media.

Whatever happened to Innocent until proven Guilty? I thought that was the cornerstone of your justice system, something you crap on year after year about having fought so hard to achieve. Yet suddenly, because you saw it on TV, you pronounce her guilty and start imagining her lying on the death table with a needle in her arm? Would you be the same people who revel when someone gets the death penalty?

Absolutely disgraceful. You should be ashamed of yourselves. Bloody hypocrites.

Posted this in the other topic that got closed.


My Facebook exploded with the irrational "opinions" and definitions of "right and wrong" as the verdict was read. I followed it vaguely online and I am not surprised in the least of the outcome. The prosecution was very shoddy and circumstantial at best. While the case obviously was a pack of lies, there is no proof as to who was lying or what really happen, and guess what - in American I'm still glad to see that some people are innocent until PROVEN guilty.

It does not matter what the media says, it does not matter on whether YOU think she did it or not, because frankly, your opinion does not matter. You were not there. You did not get to look of the evidence in depth. You did not have first hand experience with the trial.

So yes, a big win for the American justice system today, because if she would have been charged guilty based on the sad assortment of evidence that was presented, it would have been ridiculous and purely opinion based.

Logic and fact based evidence are what matters, not your opinions because you are butt hurt because a child died. Not what you believe based on the medias skewed portrayal of it all since the beginning.

Now excuse me while I continue to discount the emotional fallacies of all my Facebook friends as they scream to the world things like "Casey Anthony should rot in hell" and "I hope someone finds her and kills her". Beautiful people.