The Little Boy that Cried Wolf

There are so many possibilities, and so much we don't know. Baez knew that Casey could never try to tell the truth because the State did such a good job of painting her as a liar, which, I'm not disputing, there are things she did lie about. However, even if she wanted to tell the truth, no one would believe her. Remember the story of "The Little Boy that Cried Wolf"?

I believe that something awful did happen, not sure what, but Casey was so afraid of being disgraced by her mom, that she went to George and he agreed that Cindy would lose it and probably never speak to Casey again. Look at how she freaked out just finding out that Caylee was missing. Can you imagine having to look her in the eye and tell her that Caylee was dead?


I don't believe that George Anthony is the righteous man that the media or Law Enforcement painted him to be. I think there could be far more involvement on his behalf, whether it be his gambling or his bad temper, that lead to Caylee's demise. I don't buy the story that Law Enforcement didn't see what Roy Kronk was seeing. I think this shady character, who was also accused of kidnapping before and whose own sister didn't want him around her daughter, needed to be investigated further.

I've done my homework on this case. I only wish that all those who hadn't, those who chose to  listen to every media outlet they could, had done the same.

A huge lesson to be learned...

I just listened to the arguement presented by Mr. Mason today Motion for Aquittal today. Funny, he touched on all the points I made in my last blog. No previous reports of child abuse, no SUBSTANTIAL evidence or motive.

What people don't understand is the underlying politics in this case. Orange County Sheriff's Dept. made a huge mistake. They didn't allow the defense attorney's rep to be there as they processed the crime scene, they interrogated Casey 3 on 1 at Universal Studios, they NEVER investigated ANYONE else, such as the infamous Roy Kronk. They took everyone's word at face value. That's not what detectives do. GOOD detectives question EVERYTHING.  There were no witnesses, no certainty of  "Who, What, When, Where and Why.". We heard testimony to the lying she'd done in past, but nothing  that proved she was a bad mother. There was nothing to prove-beyond a shadow of a doubt that Casey didn't love her daughter. Nothing that suggested she didn't want to be a parent any longer. This was all speculation because the media had to convict someone.