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A Free Woman: Casey Anthony Released From Jail

A Free Woman: Casey Anthony Released From Jail

Casey Anthony, left, walks to a SUV with her lawyer Jose Baez after she was released from the Orange County Jail in Orlando, Fla., early Sunday, July 17, 2011. Anthony was acquitted last week of murder in the death of her daughter, Caylee. (AP Photo/John Raoux)

ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Casey Anthony walked out of jail a free woman under heavy guard early Sunday, facing shouts of “baby killer” from a heckling crowd only days after a nation in rapt attention watched as she was acquitted of murder in the death of her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee.

The 25-year-old woman, who had spent years in the spotlight’s glare including two months of nationally televised trial proceedings, swiftly boarded an SUV and rode out of public view, her destination unknown as new questions unfolded as to what her future would hold.

Wearing a snug pink Polo T-shirt, blue jeans and sneakers, Anthony walked briskly from the Orlando area jail at 12:14 a.m. with her attorney, Jose Baez, at her side.

Her hair in a bun, a somber-looking Anthony quietly said “thank you” to a deputy sheriff waiting to escort her outside, and then strode with Baez to the vehicle as two deputies armed with semi-automatic rifles walked behind. Baez held the back door, she climbed in and the SUV drove off amid camera light flashes.

As Anthony‘s SUV left the jail’s parking lot, the crowd of more than 100 people surged against the orange plastic police barricades and some yelled “You suck!” Mounted patrolman and police cruisers blocked the street outside the jail so Anthony’s vehicle could drive onto a nearby highway ramp unobstructed.

“A baby killer was just set free!” Bree Thornton, 39, shouted at the passing SUV.

When Anthony was acquitted July 5 of murder in the death of her toddler, hundreds of thousands of people captivated by the case – and doubtful of her credibility – poured their rage into postings on Facebook and the micro-blogging site Twitter. Those and other social media sites provided a platform and a vast audience for a decibel level of vitriol seldom seen before.

Since her acquittal on murder charges, Anthony had been finishing her four-year sentence for telling investigators several lies, including an early claim that Caylee was kidnapped by a nonexistent nanny. With credit for the nearly three years she’d spent in jail since August 2008 and good behavior, she had only days remaining when she was sentenced July 7.

Early Sunday, news helicopters followed the SUV to a covered parking garage at an Orlando office building where one of her attorneys, Cheney Mason, has offices. The SUV didn’t re-emerge, and it could not been seen in the darkness if Anthony was in any of the cars that appeared in the area.

A short time later, amid the crush of media attention, there was police activity as two vehicles pulled up to a twin-engine private jet at Orlando Executive Airport but no one saw Anthony get out and onto the plane. That plane took off shortly after 1 a.m. Sunday for Ohio, the home state of Anthony’s parents. But an official there said that aircraft was only carrying golfers back from a Florida vacation.

Anthony, it seemed, had vanished into the night.

Baez and jail officials declined to say where Anthony would go next.

After three years behind bars, Anthony was given $537.68 in cash from her jail account to begin her new life.

For nearly two months, the murder trial of Casey Anthony was a living entity. It breathed daily across the nation’s television airwaves, then was reinforced nightly on cable TV programs that dissected every word uttered in the courtroom and fueled speculation on her fate.

Baez, in a brief statement to reporters, signaled a new chapter was opening in the Casey Anthony case.

“It is my hope that Casey Anthony can receive the counseling and treatment she needs to move forward with the rest of her life,” Baez said in the statement.

Certainly, she still faces anger and ire around the nation that brought tight security for Sunday’s release.

“This release had an unusual amount of security so, therefore, in that sense, it would not be a normal release,” Orange County Jail spokesman Allen Moore said. “We have made every effort to not provide any special treatment for her. She’s been treated like every other inmate.”

Moore said there were no known threats received at the jail. Yet officials had a number of contingency plans in place, including plans in case shots were fired as she was being released.

More than a dozen corrections officers, most wearing bullet proof vests, patrolled the outside of the jail before Anthony’s release. Half-dozen officers wearing riot helmets were mounted on horses, and some corrections officials carried semi-automatic weapons.

The crowd included about a half-dozen, sign-carrying protesters who had gathered despite a drenching thunderstorm Saturday night. Before Anthony’s release, the evening took on a feel of New Year’s Eve as spectators checked their watches regularly and announced how many minutes until midnight. Onlookers had varied reactions to her release.

“She is safer in jail than she is out here,” said Mike Quiroz, who drove from Miami to spend his 22nd birthday outside the jail. “She better watch her butt. She is known all over the world.”

Lamar Jordan said he felt a pit in his stomach when he saw Anthony walking free.

“The fact that she is being let out, the fact that it is her child and she didn’t say what happened, made me sick,” Jordan said.

Not all of those who gathered condemned the 25-year-old.

“I’m for Casey,” said Kizzy Smith, of Orlando. “She was proven innocent. At the end of the day, Caylee is at peace. We’re the ones who are in an uproar.”

The case drew national attention ever since Caylee was reported missing. Cable network HLN aired the entire trial. Vitriol poured into social networking sites after the acquittal, with observers posting angry messages on Twitter and Facebook’s “I Hate Casey Anthony” page.

Outraged lawmakers in several states responded by proposing so-called Caylee‘s laws that would allow authorities to prosecute parents who don’t quickly report missing children.

And many still speculate about what really happened to Caylee, whose remains were found in December 2008 near the home Casey Anthony shared with her parents: Was she suffocated with duct tape by her mother, as prosecutors argued? Or did she drown in an accident that snowballed out of control, as defense attorneys contended?

Now that she is free, it’s not clear where Anthony will stay or what she will do next.

Her relationship with her parents, George and Cindy, has been strained since defense attorneys accused George Anthony of molesting Casey when she was young. Baez argued during trial that the alleged abuse resulted in psychological issues that caused her to lie and act without apparent remorse after Caylee’s death.

Defense attorneys also said George Anthony made Caylee’s death look like a homicide after the girl accidentally drowned in the family pool. But defense attorneys never called witnesses to support their claims.

George Anthony has adamantly denied covering up his granddaughter’s death or molesting Casey Anthony when she was a child.

Prosecutors alleged that Anthony suffocated her daughter with duct tape because motherhood interfered with her desire for a carefree life of partying with friends and spending time with her boyfriend. However, some jurors have told various media outlets that the state didn’t prove its case beyond a reasonable doubt as required for a conviction – though some have said they believe she bears some responsibility in the case.

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  • Ready2Rumble
    Posted on July 17, 2011 at 9:54am

    She thinks that she’s free?

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    • Falsegods
      Posted on July 18, 2011 at 1:30am

      She will never be free, unless she asks for God’s forgiveness, and repents.
      Her little girl was an angel, beautiful, she is with God now.
      Maybe, her purpose was to show us how evil things are becoming.

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    • Marci
      Posted on July 18, 2011 at 5:18am

      Okay, the author needs to lay off the word vitriol—vitriol is most often used in the context of hatred being undeserved. Bottom line is the jury had enough to convict her, but decided to pretend they were on CSI and even idiotically engaged in an unproven and not backed at all theory that she drowned based on their dislike of George and George alone. That’s dereliction of duty—-however, they are the final word, so be it. I hope this woman enjoys the prison of not being able to leave the house ever.

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    • Barse77
      Posted on July 18, 2011 at 12:13pm

      MARCI……the jury had enough to convict her?! Really? The prosecution needs to prove without a reasonable doubt that she’s guilty. The prosecution did not do that. The jury found her not guilty….case closed, story closed. This has been our, The United States of America, judicial system for many, many years. Everybody has an opinion but the law is the law, plain and simple. She’s free cause she was found not guilty by a jury of her peers. Now can we drop it? She’ll never be behind bars unless she commits another crime but not for the murder of her daughter. People need to move on. Complain all you want about how this and that is wrong, bottom line is she’s out of jail. Deal with it!!!

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    • cemerius
      Posted on July 18, 2011 at 12:30pm

      Ok all you MSM watching non-jury members with a sideline after the case quarterback’s view. Answer this one simple question “How did caylee die?” The prosecution COULD NOT tell you the answer to this but those of you who watched Bill Orieely or Nancy Grace could? Do I think she is innocent NO, but innocent to what the state was trying to charge her of YES she was innocent…..is she a lying POS horrible mother? YES Does this prove she is a murderer NO! Put down the National Enquirer and get a Freaking Life folks……Defend your own and let the rest go to hell!

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  • dumhick
    Posted on July 17, 2011 at 9:51am

    It’s going to cost a fortune to protect her from harm. Hmmmm, I wonder who will pony up all that money for her. Do you suppose it will be those who expect a cut from a possible MILLION $$ she could receive receive from a BOOK DEAL? Just wondering.

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    • OLDBIKEFIXER
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 10:00am

      Yeah, that sounds about right. Probably the same folks who financed her flight in the business jet out of Orlando.

      It’s okay folks… in a few years, she’ll probably end up like Tanya Harding, making “celebrity porn” movies to pay the bills, and her lawyers are gonna be the ones pimping her out to get their money back. Or, she’ll get all boozed up while trying to act like Paris Hilton, and let the truth about Kaylee slip out to the wrong person. We all know what happens next…

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    • Pujols
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 10:14am

      There are 1000′s of other Kids who were Killed since then. Do you know any of their names?
      This is 1 person the MSM put the light on. Think of just 2 or 3 of the others.
      GOD will have the last word. If someone kills Her they are just as bad as She is if She did it.

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    • CatB
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 11:11am

      She is “out” but free? … I don’t think so .. as for her “deals” .. I for one say no way … I will NOT help her profit from her childs death. I hope that the public outrage is so much that she is SHUNNED. To shun someone is an old practice .. but involves the community.

      I will not buy nor read a book by a HABITUAL LIAR (even her attorney called her that .. and a s l u t also) I will not watch no participate in any TV program or media outlet that pays her .. and I will boycott the same FOREVER! She may have been found “not guilty” by people who obviously did not understand what “circomstantial” evidence is .. or out right ignored it … BUT THE COMMUNITY HAS THE POWER NOW!

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    • Bear
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 11:28am

      Why are Chic Criminals always smoking HOT?? If you would have asked me a year ago if she was going to walk I would have said no…then a friends said ‘ Remember O Jay’! The lawyers must get a lot of higher paying clientele to win a case this big! Well hopefully what happened to O Jay will happen to her and she will pay for her crime some other way! RIP Caley!

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    • tower7femacamp
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 11:32am

      Meanwhile

      Federal Court Rules That TSA ‘Naked Scans’ Are Constitutional
      http://blogs.forbes.com/kashmirhill/2011/07/15/federal-court-rules-that-tsa-naked-scans-are-constitutional/

      sleep my little sheep sleep

      tower7femacamp  
    • michael48
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 12:16pm

      it appears as though we’ve enlarged the definition of “WOMAN” to include this insect…in my 65 years I’ve been fortunate to be around “WOMAN” and this is certainly NO WOMAN….a candidate for Insane “OMAMA’S” czar-hood, but that’s as good/bad as it gets…ESAD zit !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    • getalong
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 1:04pm

      If this woman killed her own child, she will have her own hell to pay. Obviously, there was just not enough evidence to convict her. Frankly, I wish people would just stop talking about her and put the focus on other children missing or killed by their caretaker. I watched the trial as much as I could, and frankly, if I had been on the jury I would not have convicted her of 1st degree murder based on the evidence. Unfortunately, it just was not there.

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    • TunaBlue
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 4:06pm

      I heard the verdict on the news the day it was announced. I read this article on her release. I’m finished investing another second in this matter. Like OJ, Rodney King, and the many others who have gone down this road, they will repeat, or at least offend again. I see nothing good coming of this situation, and ultimately Casey will fall.

      “The wicket man flees though no one pursues…”

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    • BlazingPatriot
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 4:25pm

      Casey Anthony (aka, Tot Mom) is by no means a free woman. She will live a tormented / hellish life of hiding and secrecy.

      SUCKS TO BE JOSE BAEZ !!

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    • UPSETVET
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 5:16pm

      Enough already about this poor excuse for a woman and mother. Legally, she’s a free woman. But morally, she’s doomed for the rest of her life with her memories. I’m a believer of the Bible and it teaches that whatever we do, good or bad, will alwys return to us in blessings or curses. IF she killed little Caylee, God will punish her. Hopefully, Casey Anthony will ride off into the sunset and we’ll NEVER hear from or about her again. Good !

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    • USAMama
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 10:54pm

      @ Bear

      It’s not that “chic criminals are always hot,” it’s just that the media only pats attention to the “hot” ones. Thousands of children die every day, thousands of women disappear or are murdered but the only ones who make the news are the Casey Anthoney’s, Lacy Peterson‘s and Natalie Holloway’s. Just another example of what our news “media” has turned into.

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  • The Bear Story
    Posted on July 17, 2011 at 9:39am

    Now why would my post about Casey Anthony not show up on the Blaze?

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    • AzDebi
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 9:51am

      What amazes me is that ANYONE would waste their time by showing up to witness her release…a much better punishment would be for NO ONE TO CARE! What she did or didn’t do is between her and her God…

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  • AntiLiberal74
    Posted on July 17, 2011 at 9:32am

    Casey should’ve aborted her child when she had the chance. Then, only right wingers would be yelling ‘Baby Killer!!!’ at her.

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    • Michael
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 9:42am

      I don’t get some of the commits on here. If you believe in the Constitution, the you need to accept the fact that she was found not guilty, and let her be. Just put yourselves in her place(give her the benefit of doubt), if it were you, you would want to be left alone and heal.

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    • TomFerrari
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 10:25am

      Michael – those who watched it on television, KNOW the facts of the case – even better than the jury, thanks to the commentators. This is what is causing all the outrage! When 99.999% of Americans watching it on TV came to a personal verdict of “guilty beyond a reasonable doubt”, it is UNTHINKABLE that twelve out of twelve people charged with that duty came to a DIFFERENT verdict. The odds are ASTRONOMICAL!!
      That is why people are outraged… frustrated… confused.
      Had they NOT seen the trial live on TV, they would have to rely on the jury’s verdict and the hearsay of those who WERE present for the entire trial.
      There is a DEAD… INNOCENT… BABY !!!
      That is beyond objectionable to people.
      Then, when members of the jury start telling us that “partying” is not a motive for murder!??!?
      Well, then people are annoyed by the jury as well.
      MOST Americans CAN conceive of a MONSTER who would rather kill their own baby than give up a partying lifestyle. PLUS, the preponderance of evidence pointed to EXACTLY that motive.

      When two opposing ideas conflict, there is psychological and emotional conflict while people try to resolve the dichotomy in their minds. As you point out, the Constitution established out legal system. That’s ONE side. Then, the conflicting side is what I pointed to above… a seemingly open-and-shut case, exacerbated by jurors dismissing evidence and dismissing motive, simply because they did not understand it, or did not want to believe it was poss

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    • jb.kibs
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 10:59am

      just because a jury said not guilty, does not make it true. you ever watch ‘runaway jury’? do it.

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    • saranda
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 11:02am

      @tomferrari – you said “those who watched it on television, KNOW the facts of the case – even better than the jury, thanks to the commentators.”
      Are you insane? You know what the talking heads wanted you to know and hear. They guided you like a lost puppy to a verdict that they wanted and expected. The jury heard what was presented by the lawyers and if you have a problem with the verdict your beef is with the lawyers and what they presented.
      This is the problem with many Americans, they think that being told what to think and believe is somehow them coming to a decision of their own. Typically they are guided either left or right in political thinking, but in this case they were guided to expect a verdict that was impossible to prove. Move on to your next cause. I would bet you are hateful of George Soros and stand with Israel. GB did a good job telling you what to think on those points.

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    • Islesfordian
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 12:14pm

      The sad facts of our judicial system is that it allows information overload. Defense attorneys know that often too much information can make it difficult to sift through it all and sort the relevant from the less relevant. minor doubt or uncertainties can be blown up to seem like significant doubts. That is what happened. Those who watched on TV were not distracted by the avalanche of minor facts and myriad contradictory hypotheses put forward by the defense. The simply truth shone out: There is no logical explanation for what we know she did except that she was complicit in the death of her child, a death that cannot credibly be supposed an accident.

      This woman is guilty. The judge failed to properly instruct the jury to use their common sense and instead allowed them to think it was their job to ignore it. Hearing the words of jurors after the trial you know they believed she was guilty but didn’t think there was enough evidence legally. The simple truth is, if after sitting through that trial they thought she was guilty then there was enough evidence. We saw it, and we saw them see it. They just didn’t know their instincts were enough to convict.

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    • phil1765
      Posted on July 18, 2011 at 4:31am

      saranda
      Come on now who would be hateful of a kindly old guy like George Soros, all he has ever done is profit from the fall of nations currencies, absolutely nothing to dislike about that. As far as standing with Israel, I don’t think anyone would ever want to do that just because they are surrounded by muslim nations filled with people who only want to see their extermination. Why don’t you go to a jr. al queda meeting and quit bothering the good folks on this site with your totally moronic drivel?

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    • Marci
      Posted on July 18, 2011 at 5:25am

      Wow antiliberal, you have explained TO all of us how this is even possible. Crawl back in the slimy hole you came out of please.

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  • audiemurphy
    Posted on July 17, 2011 at 9:31am

    Karma is funny thing ! What comes around goes around. If she us innocent she still has to carry the weight of what happened foe the rest of her life( which will not be a normal one) same if she did it. If she did do it she has till she dies to think about what her meeting with the almighty will be like. He got the actual footage of what happened so there will be no lying her way out of it on that day!

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  • ares338
    Posted on July 17, 2011 at 9:30am

    This only one in this case who didn’t get justice is the child. It doesn’t really matter now but if there is more to this than the jury verdict, then life evens things out in the end.

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  • ares338
    Posted on July 17, 2011 at 9:24am

    I think someone’s had too much coffee this morning (MIL-DOT)!

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  • forthepeople
    Posted on July 17, 2011 at 9:01am

    Worse yet she gonna get a million dollars or more, so please do not watch any shows . Justice has many faces and she has not seen hers yet !

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    • chazman
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 9:17am

      Yeah, only in America. I said the same thing when O.J. was aquitted. It felt good to move on from that, and I will move on from Casey Anthony.

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  • Time Rebel
    Posted on July 17, 2011 at 8:58am

    If this was the 12th Century in Europe, the angry mob would have delightfully watched as Casey was tortured and killed without a trial. The woman would have probably been executed publicly. In Casey’s case, dumb-arse people RAN inside to be a part of the “audience” (and some of them even had fist fights outside while waiting). Those bloodthirsty Casey mobs would have been the same mobs in the 12th Century who showed up jeering at public executions. Yes, in those good old barbaric days, the mobs came to yell & get whipped up to a frenzy, cheering when the condemned got their intestines cut out while still alive and their head lopped off and placed on a pike for all to see. I swear, you Casey-haters with your twisted anger remind me of those days.

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    • Dahart
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 11:01am

      I could not agree more…..hatred only breeds more hatred and consumed the soul.
      What is even worse is that these people are bring their children to these hate filled protest…..and we wonder why the younger generation behaves the way they do.

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  • ED4237
    Posted on July 17, 2011 at 8:43am

    This woman is in love with the lime light. She will not quietly into some retreat somewhere and stay. She will be on tv in month with her story and making money off of it somehow and then end up acting in porn because that will be the only place to make money after all this. She got off and so did OJ but that doesn‘t mean in the afterlife she won’t pay for this. The prosecution way over charged in this case and that is their fault so that is the American legal system.

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    • Mil-Dot
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 9:05am

      My God get a life and mind your own business. It is none of your business how much money she makes or what she does.She was found not guilty by 12 jurors who heard all ot the evidence. You must lead a pretty pathetic life if you can’t let it go. Caylee was not your kid. Get over it. Your opinion means nothing.

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    • jb.kibs
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 11:26am

      so, i’m asking everyone here, WHO killed anna nicole smith? seriously… they just stopped looking for her killer after OJ is found innocent?! how does THAT work?! … so if you frame someone and they get off, and the cops stop looking? wow.. too easy.

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  • kinnick1
    Posted on July 17, 2011 at 8:33am

    This murdering mom will be dead in a month.

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    • Time Rebel
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 8:46am

      The mob mentality ceases to amaze me. Y’all who cannot trust our justice system remind me of the Old West when mobs decided someone was guilty and lynched the suspect before a trial could take place. It’s sickening is what it is! Casey-Haters everywhere – don’t talk to me about freedom, the Constitution, and why America is so great. A jury of 12 – ALL of them – made the decision while being sequestered from the media. The rest of you who stayed glued to the media hype should consider that. Nancy Grace in particular really did a good job of whipping up a frenzy of hate. Casey Anthony is a free woman and anyone who wishes her death or for someone else to fire a bullet should be ashamed of yourselves! That kind of stinking thinking doesn’t bring justice to Kaylie.

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    • Average_JoeMN
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 8:46am

      You are a dangerous person. Anyone who disagrees with you is an “idiot” and you are virtually rooting for this woman to be killed.

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    • RIGHTHOOK
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 9:01am

      A travesty no doubt. A poor outcome is apparent. Justice was not fulfilled is likely a fact however it is our legal system like it or not. And Caylee has no killer……yet.
      Now that (Caylee has no identified killer) is a real disappointment and genuine misfire.

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    • Mr. Oshawott
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 10:32pm

      @Kinnick1

      Out of all the hateful comments that I’ve read, this one is the most spiteful comment I’ve ever read. It seems that even some Blazers have a double-standard of some sort. Judging from your statement, it looks like the phrase, “It is better to let ten guilty people go free than to let one innocent person serve time for a crime he didn’t commit” means nothing to you. Very disheartening. :-(

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  • MattO
    Posted on July 17, 2011 at 8:24am

    You people disgust me!!!

    You preach the Constitution of the U.S.A. but when it comes to this situation or if things don’t go the way you want it to go, the Constitution goes out the window.

    The woman had a fair trial and was pronounced “Not Guilty.” Live with it and leave her alone!!!!

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    • kinnick1
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 8:32am

      Matto: You’re an idiot. Anthony got away with murder. Fair trial? Yes, but she was found “not guilty” simply because the prosecution went after the wrong charge. NEVER leave this murderer alone! I pray that she’s heckled constantly for the rest of her life.

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    • Time Rebel
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 8:38am

      Amen Matto. The state over-reached on this one. They should never have tried for capital murder due to lack of evidence. The one thing I believe the jury would have convicted her on – child neglect – she wasn’t charged with! She was certainly guilty in being neglectful. And for her lies, which she did get convicted of. A jury of 12 was sequestered for over a month; they weighed the evidence as presented, and they decided Not Guilty. It is time to move on, folks. Let go of that misplaced anger. The mob mentality is evil. Trust in the justice system and the Constitution! And all of you who are angry at the jury – just STOP with the Monday morning quarterbacking. Stop with the jury crucifixion! Casey Anthony is a free woman. She has the right to start over. And don’t start with the “What about Kaylie?” stuff. Justice for Kaylie will come. Vengeance belongs to the Lord. Our Constitution works.

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    • MGB-CPA
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 8:38am

      Matto, well said. Maybe Casey was guilty, maybe she wasn’t. I don’t know. But the circus needs to stop. http://www.mgb-cpa.com

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    • frcomega
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 8:41am

      I cant agree more!

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    • rgalunas
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 8:45am

      Excuse me justice was tainted by corruption but you can’t see it. Pay attention to the truth!

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    • jedi.kep
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 8:45am

      I agree with you Matto. The trial was held, the jury did not convict, as far as the legal system is concerned, Casey didn’t kill her child. The prosecution failed to prove the case or who killed Caylee. All the calls for Casey’s head on a spike make me sick as well. Either you respect our system of laws or you do not.

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    • Dougral Supports Israel
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 8:48am

      I agree with Matto. We must respect the jury’s decision whether we agree with it or not. Trial by a jury of our peers is an important part of our justice system. The verdict may not always be what we want and could in fact be incorrect, but there is no system on planet Earth that could do better overall. She’s had her trial and received a verdict, the rest of us need to move on with our lives.

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    • GodsDotr
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 9:00am

      Amen! If she did it, she will be judged on the other side where it’s really important.

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    • Mil-Dot
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 9:14am

      Look everybody, it’s Kinnick. You know, the guy who thinks other people’s business is HIS business. Go on tough guy, take her out, go on do it. Then we can all watch as you are tried, convicted and sent to prison for the rest of your life. Ha ha aha ha ha. Better not disagree with him. He is really smart don’t ya know? LOL

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    • football lady
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 10:26am

      Yes, it is over. For all those obsessed with this case, lose the anger and put all that “energy” to good use. There is nothing you can do about the not guilty verdict. Let go of the anger and move on or you will be the one “eaten up with something you can’t do anything about.”

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    • jb.kibs
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 11:18am

      the last time i checked, jurors were human… and humans, without a doubt, aren’t perfect as they all make mistakes… but, never jurors right? … sure…

      1 word, “appeal”…

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    • searching for the Truth
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 12:04pm

      Kinnick1, I think the devil is thinking you are exactly where he wants you , and the rest of you thinking the same way.

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  • Tear Em Up
    Posted on July 17, 2011 at 8:23am

    She might be freed from jail but, she will look over her shoulder for the rest of her life…..

    http://traffic.libsyn.com/mikeleeandterrymartin/Number_73_July_16th_2011.mp3

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    • Mil-Dot
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 9:25am

      Yep, you goons are just like those inmates in prison. You know the ones. The guys convicted bank robbery and murder who go crazy when they see somebody charged with a crime against a child. They point at the accused and say “get him!”. Then somebody asks him “say man, what are you in for”. And he says, while laughing and smiling “Oh I robbed a bank and killed a teller, then shot it out with the cops. Pretty cool huh? Get him!!!!!” LOL

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  • Chappy123
    Posted on July 17, 2011 at 8:21am

    A motorcade and a wall of police protection?

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    • concealled9mms
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 9:07am

      only in america

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    • Mil-Dot
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 9:18am

      So what would do there smart guy? Give her 20 bucks and let her out the side door? It is funny how much projection is taking place on this Casey Anthony thing. Truly bad people are making themselves feel good about their corrupt little lives by pointing their fingers at Casey, when it is really they who are the disgusting perverts. “Witch, Wiiiiiiiittttttch !! Wiittch!”

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  • bullcrapbuster
    Posted on July 17, 2011 at 8:19am

    So it’s back to the old lynch mob days. Maybe those idiots screaming insults should straighten out their own lives first. I wonder how many of them have participated in abortions? God will deal with Casey in his own way.

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    • Mil-Dot
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 9:55am

      You got it Bull. Nobody gets away with anything in this life. We all have to pay sooner or later. All of us.

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  • SamIamTwo
    Posted on July 17, 2011 at 8:14am

    This will haunt her the rest of her life…I hope so.

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  • carp
    Posted on July 17, 2011 at 8:01am

    The only one who received the death penalty was little Caylee.

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    • tooksdad
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 8:11am

      I hope someone with the right skill set was able to tail her… you know what I’m saying?

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    • Thomas
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 8:13am

      Is Jose Baez and Hugo Chavez the same person or are they just identical twins separated at birth?

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    • VeggySoup
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 8:47am

      There is a nice free android app called Flowers For Caylee: http://bit.ly/pGuz59 . It allows you to place a flower in a virtual memorial.

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  • conservativemom99
    Posted on July 17, 2011 at 7:59am

    There’s no way she will live a happy fulfilling life if she killed her child. You can’t just ignore those kinds of demons. Vengeance is mine says the Lord…and I trust that. I’m sad that people will waste their time…hours in their life…trying to win justice for Kaylee…it’s over. Let it go. Love your families better as a result of this evil on parade…

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    • AWatchman4Him
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 8:20am

      What’s really sad is the media (Fox, Blaze and everyone else) continue to give her the attention, what the media should do is talk about this for another 14 weeks because there just isn’t any good news stories, like the Christians being murdered around the world on a daily basis, or Hamas bombing Israel, continued disasters around the world. Everything is peachy o.k., nothing to see here, move along, move along. The Media and our government have turned into a bunch of cowardice, sympathetic, lying, immoral, blind, morons. The only thing that will save this country is God and as soon as people trust Him and not who will be the next President to save us, then and only then will He turn things around. The President, congress, NWO, money, jobs, self satisfaction, a new person in the White House, nothing will work. God MUST be restored to our nation to save us from absolute disaster and to think otherwise is a absolute delusion at best. Prayer for our nation will do more than voting! TAKE GOD OUT OF AMERICA AND GOD WILL TAKE AMERICA OUT!!!

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  • Islesfordian
    Posted on July 17, 2011 at 7:57am

    She’s not in jail. But I wouldn’t call her free. This will follow her like a ball and chain. Where will she go to escape it?

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  • poverty.sucks
    Posted on July 17, 2011 at 7:49am

    Social Justice at work. Is your communities better now compared to 2 1/2 years ago?

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  • NickDeringer
    Posted on July 17, 2011 at 7:45am

    The sad thing is that there are millions of Casey Anthonys out there just waiting to happen. This is what you get when your country turns away from God.

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  • 912828Buckeye
    Posted on July 17, 2011 at 7:44am

    Enough already, Her judgment day will come to her in due time.

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    • poverty.sucks
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 7:53am

      Settle out of court by asking forgiveness to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ for He is the way to our Heavenly Father God Almighty. Waiting until Judgement Day will result in a death sentence.

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    • MGB-CPA
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 8:09am

      It is an outrage that the media blew this up to the national hysteria it has become. Commentators, lawyers, judges, and RINOs from both lame stream media and fox news convicted this women in the Press long before the trial was over. This shows the sad, sad, sad condition of the mass of people who believe everything they hear and see from the Press. Think about it! That is why we have BO in the White House. We are a nation of followers and beggers. A nation of serfs or serf want-a-be’s. In the Casey Anthony case the only saving grace here is that the jury was sequestered from the media onslaught and made a decision based on the facts.

      Please grow up America. http://www.mgb-cpa.com

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    • 912828Buckeye
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 8:49am

      @ poverty
      That was what I was referring to without trying to get on the pulpit.

      I do like the settle out of court analogy though. 8~)

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  • GulfPeg
    Posted on July 17, 2011 at 7:41am

    Casey was trying to flirt with the prison guard on her way out! She really has an “S” on her foreheard (meaning S L U T).
    Let’s not give her the time of day anylonger. Let’s only talk about Caylee from now on. Casey is an EX-mother. Let‘s not feed Casey’s hunger for fame.

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    • YouMayAllGoToHellImGoingToTexas
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 8:46am

      I must have missed something… Saying “Thank You” is flirting and makes her a SLUT? I suspect in the end a singular jury with three letters in His name will make the final judgement on her fate. But at least make a reasonable comment… “Thank You” could stand to be used far more…

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    • Average_JoeMN
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 9:03am

      You‘re a flippin’ idiot. She said “thank you” and looked down as she walked by him. Anyone who sees “flirting” can’t be taken seriously on anything they say.

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    • GulfPeg
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 12:34pm

      No, she looked at the guard from the minute she saw him back at the door. To me it looked like she was trying to get his attention. Look at the video again, way before she says thank you.

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    • BlazingPatriot
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 4:54pm

      @GulfPeg:

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    • BlazingPatriot
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 5:08pm

      @Gulfpeg:

      You are wrong. This guilty yet one-time mom was not flirting. When she came thru that door and saw the guard wearing a bullet-proof vest while holding an automatic rifle, she knew right then her fate and how serious her situation of “so-called” freedom was. If that wasn’t a sign to her of what her future will be like, I don’t know what you would call it.

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  • G.E.R
    Posted on July 17, 2011 at 7:39am

    The only person the public should be upset with is the prosecutor

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    • RepubliCorp
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 7:45am

      and the police….they blew it.

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    • 912828Buckeye
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 7:48am

      I must disagree, I feel it was the judge and his explanation of
      Reasonable Doubt.

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    • YouMayAllGoToHellImGoingToTexas
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 8:53am

      How can you fail to explain “reasonable doubt” The law is very clear in what reasonable doubt is and most reasonable people understand it… The Jury admitted she is a bad person but they are only there to judge the case as it was defined by the State and admissible evidence presented… the point is valid that the State did a bad job of presenting its case. I think it did so because the press was building this up so much that they thought this was a slam dunk… Blame the State, even the prosecutor knows he made a mistake after losing this case how does he ever work again… Oh yea… He retired…

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    • 912828Buckeye
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 9:44am

      @ Texas

      The way it was explained to me(By the Judge) when I sat on a jury is that “If you consider yourself to be
      A reasonable, non-judgmental person and the evidence presented to you leads you to believe the
      accused is guilty then the guilt has been proved beyond reasonable doubt.”

      There does not have to be a “Smoking Gun” but if you doubt the person committed the crime
      than reasonable doubt has not been met.

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    • Islesfordian
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 12:27pm

      “The law is very clear in what reasonable doubt is and most reasonable people understand it”

      Actually, I think many simply don’t understand this. Many talk about a “shadow of a doubt” as if any hypothetical doubt is enough to aquit. Reasonable doubt means a belief that a reasonable argument can be made hpw the defendant isn’t guilty.

      One of the problems is the excessive focus on the evidence presented and the jurors judgment of how it “proves” the guilt of the accused. This presumes the jurors are meant to be able to logically diagram how all the evidence proves the prosecutions case. Rather, thre jury should be looking for ways to reasonably disprove their case. “Innocent until proven guilty” is how a jury must begin a trial, but when it come to deliberating the verdict the way formal arguments are evaluated is to look for disproofs. If no way is found to disprove a proposal the proof is established. it works this way in science and is supposed to work that way in law. If, after hearing all the evidenc, the jury could find no way to reasonably suppose the defendant’s innocence they should have convicted.

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  • Profx72
    Posted on July 17, 2011 at 7:31am

    If she really is “Not Guilty,” then good for her, and let this be the LAST time we hear about her. If not, we’ll see her back behind bars soon. I accept the verdict of the Jury, but that doesn‘t mean I think she’s a good person.
    http://www.maverickvoice.com

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    • Jack007
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 11:30am

      Why – O – Why – O did I ever leave Ohio?

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    • Dahart
      Posted on July 17, 2011 at 11:53am

      @JAck007
      I don’t know you left Ohio,but I do know you are free to return at any time.

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