[IbJensen]

Tacky couple; but then they are Casey's parents.

[ButThreeLeftsDo]

Par for the course...

[Black Agnes]

Just wow.

I know some people who preserve their deceased child/grandchild’s room just like it was. Until they themselves die.

Guess not this family.

[liberalh8ter]

These people put the fun in dysfunctional. Selling Caley’s toys? Disgusting.

[ConservativeStatement]

I guess libs would call this a “choice.”

[Don Corleone]

Sad.

[Behind Liberal Lines]

It’s stuff, not a person. How is this different than any estate sale?

[lightman]

Now we see the rotten tree that laid the road apple.

Some people get the kids they deserve.

[forgotten man]

I think it would be normal to give the dead child’s clothes and toys away anonymously to a charity. I guess these people are not normal.

[pax_et_bonum]

Definitely far from normal.

[KosmicKitty]

When I tach computer forensics, the Casey Anthony case is one of my examples of what NOT to do.

Forensic examiners looked at the browser history for IE and found nothing. Too bad they didn’t look at the browser history for Firefox, which was full of incriminating evidence.

I always tell me student, you don’t want to be the idiot who didn’t check all of the browsers’ history files.

[JZoback]

——Tacky couple;——

You are being way too kind....

[Altariel]

I find it more disturbing that someone felt the need to “sell” this as news.

[dforest]

So what? This is a non story.

[SkyDancer]

Sick

[quilterdebbie]

Terrible. They are profiting from the death of their grandchild. Better to donate where the association with the murder will be unknown. I would not want my child to have those things.

[onyx]

I’m absolutely stunned.

[tioga]

Good point.

[Talisker]

This is evil.

[VerySadAmerican]

I agree with the prosecutor: “Someone in that house killed her.”