Posted on 07/07/2011 5:44:43 AM PDT by truthkeeper
In all cases it still rings true...follow the money..to get at the truth.
BTW...keep firmly in mind that the push-pull between Casey and Cindy will continue for awhile until the realization sets in hard that the center gravity of that is no longer there...Caley. So they’ll play out what is familiar to them for a time...but reality will set in. THEN it will be interesting to see if the game continues.
Also consider Casey’s had now three years away from her parents direct provision. Also there’s a huge difference between a 22 yr’ old out on the town today..as opposed to one 25...and soon to be 26. 30’s pushing for Casey...not exactly the golden age to be bar hopping. She’s in for a rude awakening I think once she steps out into the world.
PR firms aren’t about helping people; they are about selling. One doesn’t have to change their story to make it appear like they aren’t changing their story; if that makes sense.
Of course they are. That is exactly what they are doing here. They hope that by gaining publicity for doing this pro bono they will garner public attention and from that attention new clients who DO pay for their services. I think it is a brilliant marketing idea and I see nothing nefarious in their intent to work pro bono for jurors who are NOT cashing in.
It is a win/win for everyone. The public can get a better picture of what happened in deliberating that terrible verdict, the jurors get help in dealing with the media so they can get their story to the people, and the firm gets free publicity and hopefully some new paying clients.
I have to ask this? How many years has it been that the public unless we do personal research has gotten a better view of anything advertised so to speak?
I said several years ago for example, CEOs chosen today don’t need to know their company or product; just how to sell it.
I think Cindy and Casey feed off each other. It would not be a bad idea for at least one of them would close the door on the other.
Just read Juror #3 said if death penalty had not been there; they would have convicted. IMHO, that is a person who can’t see or hear the truth or has a political agenda. It makes me wonder if this jury knew about the FL ruling the death penalty unconstitutional; especially when it was stated while they were sequestered.
I am picturing Cindy headed to the jail to tell Casey she can’t come home and Casey has already moved on and won’t even see her......but that pic doesn’t hold up when you just KNOW Cindy wants her back under her thumb.
and the PR company shapes peoples images......which means they will shape what a juror says...which means it’s NOT from the jurors themselves....which makes the PR firm’s statements worthless.
The best indicator of anything is the history associated with it.
Wouldn’t surprise me if it comes out that Baez sets her up as an all expense paid mistress. Someone else was reporting that jailers sometimes had to tell him to quit with all the inappropriate touching and caressing when he visited Casey.
Is there any scuttlebutt about Casey’s being moved to Lowell Correctional Institution located in Marion County, Florida, for security reasons. When Cindy went to see Casey they said Casey refused the visit. Yet prisoners were hollering at/to Greta, she was not in the Orange Co. jail!!!
I’m hearing in my area that it’s so, no proof. Sheriff deputies(7-9) in my community will only say “No comment”!
Is the date, 07/17/11, of release a ruse??
Judge Blevin Perry,Jr, while on bench Saturday 07/02/11 mention a aside to the attorneys, Judge Chillingsworth. Note he made is the coincidence of dates, (06/15/1955 and Caylee 06/15/2008).
For what Judge Perry as referring to go here for OLDE Florida history. Interesting read. Note Judge C. and his wife’s bodies were never found and yet a Death Sentence.
http://m.jacksonville.com/opinion/blog/400579/rocker419/2011-06-16/today-fla-history-june-16th.
HLN and TRU were both reporting that very thing yesterday, but they couldn’t verify it. Speculation was that they’d let her go early to let her get past the media, and that the jail was most anxious to get her off their hands.
I’m in the Orlando area and watched Ch 9 WFTV (I believe Brevard Co.) (Local Bright house Ch 7). During the whole trial they had an attorney sitting as a Co-anchor explaining legalities. I believe his name was Bob Sheaffer.
After the end of trial he said that he had a murder trial to work on, as a defense attorney. The Prosecutor was going to be Mr. Frank George and it would be in Judge Perry’s court. That would be one to see, without the theatrics.
I had wondered about that; but for all we know she could have already been released.
Beneath the water
that’s falling from my eyes
lays a soul I’ve left behind
the edge of sorrow was reached but now I’m fine
I’ve filled the hole I had inside
I’ll pray it doesn’t scream my name
so I light a flame and let it breathe
the air that kills the shame
I’m up
I’m down
like a rollercoaster racing through my life
I’ve erased the past again
a risky morning
I feel like I’m alive
I can’t believe I’ve made it through this time
These are the lyrics Tracy had to listen to while guarding slutmom for Leonard Padilla the bail bondsmen. Slutmom played it incessantly.
I watched that station (on line) as well. I think the attorney’s first name was Bill, but he knew what he was talking about, was very calm. He was a pleasure to watch.
That is chilling. I still can’t believe this person gets to walk away from killing her daughter.
But, walk she will and I pity anyone who crosses her path.
I am a hopeless dreamer. I so much would like to believe that the date to release Casey was moved to the 17th because some new charges might be in the works and they needed the time to prepare them..
Probably not, but I sure wish it were true.
Years ago I had a booth at the Oergon State Fair and next to me were these con men with this really effective sales pitch that netted them hundreds of dollars each hour. As my product didn’t sell, I spent a lot of time watching their con. There were three of them and rotated about every 20 minutes, raking in over $100 each spiel.
The scam went something like this: they would ask if someone would pay a buck for an item like a comb, then when someone would finally do so, they’d give them the comb with the buck wrapped around it. Then the items would get better and better, and each time they would give the person the item and return their dollar. Eventually they got most of the crowd to give’em 4 bucks and that’s when they didn’t give the money back. But then they would ask if anyone would want his or her money back-—they had given them a little toilet water and called it French perfume-—and NO ONE EVER asked for their money back.
When after days I approached them to congratulate them on their con, they all acted very indignant. I was surprise, expecting them to at least smile and own up, but they never did.
Jose and Mason jar were 2 such con men. I recognized them immediately. Unfortunately they conned this jury, but being con men, they damn well knew in their heart of hearts slutmom was guilty as charged.
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