Cindy Anthony is a desperate woman. Her granddaughter, Caylee, is dead, and the entire country is more or less convinced that her daughter, Casey Anthony (hello), did it. Tough row to hoe for a granny? Now if she'd just stop trying to find new excuses to get Casey off the hook, it might look more like she actually cared about the little girl than proving she was a good mom.
So what does Cindy think really killed Caylee? Hint: it wasn't chlorophyll.
Seizures!
And before you say, OK, that makes sense, lots of kids have seizures, she's not talking about the 2-year-old. As part of her no-holds-barred, no limits interview with Dr. Phil McGraw, Cindy told the talk show host/TV doc that Casey had a grand mal seizure once back in 2005. Based on that ONE seizure, she claims that her daughter could have had another in 2008. During that time, we're supposed to believe, Caylee ended up in the family swimming pool and drowned while her mother was incapacitated and unable to save her.
Wow. And the jury thought the prosecution's case against Casey took some major leaps?
One of the major glaring problems here is that many people have one grand mal seizure in their lives ... and never have another one. Ever. That she would suddenly have another three years later is a stretch at best. Too convenient at worst.
It's also worth pointing out that if Casey had a seizure and then suddenly had another one, she'd know what had happened. She'd know that you need to call the doctor. And she'd know that she has a pretty good excuse when she calls the medics for the child. So why the lying? Why the hiding of the body? And why didn't Casey's lawyers call for a brain scan to prove seizure activity?
You know what? I'll stop trying to poke holes in the logic now because it's evident Cindy Anthony has none. She's a desperate woman trying desperately to prove her daughter's innocence. It's hard to be the mother of a cold-blooded killer, even if a jury has said she's "not guilty." Now if only she was as desperately fighting for the poor little girl who will never have the chance, the nation might show this woman a little sympathy.
Do you think Cindy Anthony is a good mom to continue fighting for her daughter?
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I think Cindy likes to make excuses for Casey.
Shalom & Boker tov. There is NO evidence, no DNA, no fingerprints, no eyewitnesses, no valid forensics ('smell' is not a science), no audiovisuals, no weapons, NOTHING. Queen of Hate Death Porn might think there is, but there is NO evidence. Ms Anthony is an INNOCENT woman, saved from state-sanctioned murder by a formidable legal team. Ms Anthony, after nearly 3 years of solitary confinement, is piecing her life together after losing her daughter. IF you have any evidence -- which you don't -- to prove neglect, abuse, and deliberate murder, then you should go the Florida AG, and present it. Otherwise, your silence is a blessing because there IS NO EVIDENCE.
STEPHAN PICKERING / Chofetz Chayim ben-Avraham
Well, there's no two way about it, these people should be investigated! they need to be investigated for their phony foundations as well as what really happened to Caylee. I JUST CAN'T BELIEVE THAT THE JUSTICE SYSTEM IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA IS AS LAME AS IT IS. this family made them out to be nothing but a JOKE. George and Cindy should have never been allowed to sit in that courtroom day in and day out. the defense should have never been allowed to seat Casey directly in front of the jury pool either. IMO, judge Perry just let them take over the court room and they did indeed do just that. i have never seen another trial conducted in this manner. Jose Baez texting while court was in session and, judge Perry allowed that to go on as well. the jury had their cell phones even though they were suppose to be sequestered. that trial IMO amounted to be a circus. this little girl did not receive justice and, someone needs to be held accountable.
I wish people would move on from this family. It's a weird national obsession. Small children die for various reasons every day and while justice would be nice and fair, there isn't even evidence of a crime. It sucks but we pray for her and all the other poor children and we move on.