Caylee Marie Anthony #152 11/20/09 - 12/09/09

[SunnyinTX]

Joy needs
a serious crash course
spelling 101

she says she is writing a book can you imagine trying to read it!   

   Can you imagine our book review?

 

[Ono]

Joy needs
a serious crash course
spelling 101

she says she is writing a book can you imagine trying to read it!   

   Can you imagine our book review?

    Yes ...

[klaasend]

Joy needs
a serious crash course
spelling 101

she says she is writing a book can you imagine trying to read it!   

   Can you imagine our book review?

    Yes ...

[SunnyinTX]

Joy needs
a serious crash course
spelling 101

she says she is writing a book can you imagine trying to read it!   

   Can you imagine our book review?

    Yes ...

 

[mizjay]

http://marinadedave.wordpress.com...-hello-to-laura-and-joe/#comments

Joyangels) Joy // November 30, 2009 at 1:53 pm

Laura and Joe where never there, they are from are fourm called Scared Monkeys.They where not part of Texas Eqqusearch. They went no where in the area where Caylee was found! If they where anywhere in there it would be closer to school. They where in my Chat room trying to get info from before caylee body was found. I would not give them any details I just told was searching in the woods by the Anthony Home.LE does or will have there Ip numbers bec I gave them all that info. Laura and Joe are a joke,JMO. All of sudden the come up with this tale. They never did metion anything about the area, if it was wet or dry. Only way Laura got the INfo about the Coke can in Sept. WAs that it was leak through someone through Chatango,in which they are plenty of moles! Bec I spoke about a coke can in Oct. Wonder how much Baez paid these loons to lie…. Justice4caylee. Sgt allen if u read this ,please drop off my laptop and u can have my other computer……. Ps Dave On tuesday will be fine if we meet up…. Joy

  

Sorry, I don't know of either Laura and Joseph are a joke, but Joy Wray is a SAD JOKE in my book. She is a nutter. JMO JSM

 

You are so right,JSM. I think the defense will be sorry they ever spoke to her. She has serious problems IMO.

  Good morning,   hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving.

My thought about Joy is that yes, she is batty but it may be one of those backwards helpful things?!  meaning that  team bozo just looks desperate and inept using her as any witness. She is not credible and could be proved unstable so if they try to present her and any of her ravings and "facts", IMO it just makes the defense look even more dumb than usual.

[Babybear]

Joy needs
a serious crash course
spelling 101

she says she is writing a book can you imagine trying to read it!   

   Can you imagine our book review?

    Yes ...

 

Morning, Monks.  Just looking at this ummmm......person.... indicates to me that she is in serious need of a make over.  I wonder if when she appears on the Today Show they will try to do something with her.  It's a dirty job but somebody has to do it.  It's looks as if she has been off the radar for some time. If this is the defense's star witness, they too are in serious need of a makeover and in more trouble that I thought.

I just wish Judge Strickland would put an end to these IMO frivolous motions they constantly make.  It's obvious, at least to me, that this is a ploy to keep the court tied up to delay the trial and distract from the serious charges against Casey, i.e. she murdered her baby girl.  The fact that she never actually reported Caylee missing, Cindy did, is enough to tell the story.

I also wonder where Cindy and Georgie-pie are recently.  Who is keeping Cindy, who is congenitally unable to keep her mouth shut, from spewing her ridiculous garbage to the world as is her modus operandi. 

[mizjay]

BABYBEAR~          Joy looks demented and wowser, if they get her talking hopefully the jury will be able to stop their ears from bleeding long enough to write her off as yet another loon .

[Irish Monkey]

How are things for Tiger Woods at the moment? To borrow a phrase from his more animated namesake, they're not so grrreat.

And possibly getting worse.

Earlier this morning, the increasingly frustrated Florida Highway Patrol confirmed Woods' continued stonewalling of the investigation into Friday morning's scandal-plagued crash, saying the golf pro's lawyer had handed over the basics—license, proof of insurance, etc.—but offered absolutely nothing more, least of all, any face time with investigators.

SNIPPED

http://blog.richardhornsby.com/2009/11/30/the-clueless-wonder-strikes-again/

The Clueless Wonder Strikes Again
November 30th, 2009  Richard Hornsby

One ass talking about another....how apropos!!

Hornsby is not only posting on his own blog, he's posting at WS and InSessions.  Wonder when his publicity tour will make to SM?     

[cece]

Good afternoon Monkeys!

Casey Anthony Wish list for Cindy and George

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/8RymcMEqpEg&amp;hl=en_US&amp;fs=1&amp;rel=0&amp;color1=0x5d1719&amp;color2=0xcd311b&amp;border=1" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/v/8RymcMEqpEg&amp;hl=en_US&amp;fs=1&amp;rel=0&amp;color1=0x5d1719&amp;color2=0xcd311b&amp;border=1</a>

[trimmonthelake]

How are things for Tiger Woods at the moment? To borrow a phrase from his more animated namesake, they're not so grrreat.

And possibly getting worse.

Earlier this morning, the increasingly frustrated Florida Highway Patrol confirmed Woods' continued stonewalling of the investigation into Friday morning's scandal-plagued crash, saying the golf pro's lawyer had handed over the basics—license, proof of insurance, etc.—but offered absolutely nothing more, least of all, any face time with investigators.

SNIPPED

http://blog.richardhornsby.com/2009/11/30/the-clueless-wonder-strikes-again/

The Clueless Wonder Strikes Again
November 30th, 2009  Richard Hornsby

One ass talking about another....how apropos!!

Hornsby is not only posting on his own blog, he's posting at WS and InSessions.  Wonder when his publicity tour will make to SM?     

Then you have to wonder how long he would last here?   

[SunnyinTX]

How are things for Tiger Woods at the moment? To borrow a phrase from his more animated namesake, they're not so grrreat.

And possibly getting worse.

Earlier this morning, the increasingly frustrated Florida Highway Patrol confirmed Woods' continued stonewalling of the investigation into Friday morning's scandal-plagued crash, saying the golf pro's lawyer had handed over the basics—license, proof of insurance, etc.—but offered absolutely nothing more, least of all, any face time with investigators.

SNIPPED

http://blog.richardhornsby.com/2009/11/30/the-clueless-wonder-strikes-again/

The Clueless Wonder Strikes Again
November 30th, 2009  Richard Hornsby

One ass talking about another....how apropos!!

Hornsby is not only posting on his own blog, he's posting at WS and InSessions.  Wonder when his publicity tour will make to SM?     

He is skeered to come over here.....WOOHOO Richard....come on!!  We ask the TOUGH questions!!

[trimmonthelake]

Cece....   

[trimmonthelake]

http://www.examiner.com/x-23328-True-Crime-Examiner~y2009m12d1-Casey-Anthony-will-cash-cow-Casey-cash-it-in-sounds-off-in-exclusive-interview
Casey Anthony: will Casey cash it in? Richard Hornsby sounds off in exclusive interview
December 1, 9:38 AMTrue Crime ExaminerIvy Bigbee
In an interview on the subject--days before the Casey Anthony defense filed a motion claiming the death penalty is unconstitutional--asked about a possible plea deal in the State of Florida versus Casey Anthony, Orlando TV station WESH NBC and Fox News legal analyst Richard Hornsby said such an outcome in the capital murder case is possible. In the same dialogue, while not calling the death penalty unconstitutional, Hornsby says that in Anthony's case, it needn't apply.

While he says he has not spoken with any member of Casey Anthony's defense, Hornsby--an Orlando criminal lawyer currently handling 2 murder cases--has given numerous television interviews and has been blogging about the case, all in no uncertain terms.

Hornsby says he pictures Casey Anthony, "sitting in jail, [with] the novelty of her celebrity wearing off," in a stark setting where [she] " ... has had time to reflect" on her possible fate.

Against the static drone of jail house machinery and routine, above the incessant clanking of metal doors, the jangling chains, locks and keys Casey has come to know better than the omnipresent whisper of her own scheming mind, Richard Hornsby, on the other hand, envisions Andrea Lyon's "voice of reason," underscoring reality's bottom line to Casey, taking her aside and saying "Listen, honey,  ... " consider a plea.

The wayward, high school drop-out--whose party-hearty life has fizzled from night-clubbing to early wake-up calls for grits or cold cereal--may listen to her new mother-figure, and could cop a deal with prosecutors, says Hornsby.
In a True Crime Examiner exclusive, as one of several pundits for all things considered Casey Anthony, Hornsby sat down to dissect matters surrounding the death case of murdered 2-year old Caylee, to consider the possibility of a plea deal for the accused mother, now contemplating receiving Florida's ultimate penalty some time in months ahead.

Hornsby, a consummate athlete during high school and college, and who believes fights should "be settled in back alleys or the courtroom," says death penalty specialist Andrea Lyon is "required to talk about a plea. If she did not," Hornsby notes, "she wouldn't be doing her job."

Lyon, suggests Hornsby, is "the voice of reason" who is "doing an excellent job with motions" since she has joined the Anthony team, and that the overall "quality of the work is much better" since the DePaul University law professor's arrival.

"Ms. Lyon is slowly giving Baez and [Kenney] Baden lesser roles, " observes Hornsby.

Hornsby--who also played football for UF's Steve Spurrier, and whose sports background positions him as "more brawler than [relying on] intellect,"--doesn't hesitate to pass his pithy remarks, readily letting fly on the controversial "angel of death row," Andrea Lyon, who he says is "bringing the case back to reality."
Add that "[linda Kenney] Baden has backtracked," saying she "can't talk about that" when recently questioned about a possible plea deal signals this no trial-outcome would be possible, at least from a defense point of view.

But will the state have its way? Should capital punishment for Casey come to pass, Hornsby tells Examiner, "I'm not a big conspiracy theorist, but I believe in politics."

An award-winning former public defender for the Ninth Judicial Circuit, Hornsby believes the decision to seek the death penalty for Casey was "politically motivated," because, he maintains, "[District Attorney] Lawson Lamar had never before been challenged [in an election]."

Read: Lawson Lamar saw in the public's strong wish to obtain justice for Caylee--matched by voters' equally strong but negative reaction to Casey--a way to get re-elected if he decided to seek death for the woman whose lawyers are attempting to try the law in her favor.

For Hornsby, who says he is "not a vengeful person," Casey Anthony would be no danger to society if she is not put to death.

Conversely, for someone like John Couey, for instance--who abducted, raped and buried alive Jessica Lunsford, Hornsby feels "the death penalty is appropriate," although in many instances, the Orlando lawyer, whose shares the calling with his father and 2 brothers, maintains that capital punishment  "is not black and white."

If the jury does see Casey's life--and how she lived it--painted in guilt's darkest tones, what about so-called mitigating factors in a jury's decision on how she should be punished?
Mitigating factors would include the oft-proffered mental or psychological factors. In the sentencing phase of the trial, Hornsby explains, "the defense is given more leeway to argue diminished capacity for Casey,"  who, he says "had a lot of [issues] going on."

Though such "leeway" often is not successful in Florida when a person is found guilty in a capital case, in attempts to soften a jury's collective heart, "the defense is allowed to reference hearsay," meaning, Casey's family could offer testimony in support of her being a "good mother," as Cindy Anthony often claims.

Meanwhile, there remains much ado about something, as veritable hot ash lingers from Andrea Lyon's recently-revealed "scorched earth," take-no-prisoners, capital case strategies--caught on the now- infamous, 2008 "tapegate," "Death is Different" lecture to the Florida Association of Criminal Defense Attorneys.

In a so-called "look behind the [defense] curtain," which legal analyst Bill Scheaffer equates to seeing how "sausage is made," the legal seminar's tape, which memorialized Lyon''s shocking, "ugly is presiding" remark about judges and other, perhaps more repugnant statements in her lecture, the death penalty attorney nevertheless gave the impression she was enjoying herself, much to the dismay and anger of those who never were supposed to hear her speech.

Comments aside, it must be remembered that the flurry of motions: those submitted and motions yet to come from team Anthony--and likely there will be many more--are typical defense tactics whose aims are to obfuscate, to confuse, to marginalize and distract the prosecution from their ultimate purpose.
f Richard Hornsby's death sentence opinion is not writ in black and white, he and a growing number of others are distinctly coloring the vanguard of capital punishment 's own demise.

Should, however, a Florida jury find Casey Anthony responsible for the murder of her child, it can deliver this punishment that the defense insists is untenable, unconstitutional and unseemly, even for the woman whose life, as many see it, went unspeakably wrong.
Next: Part 2 of True Crime Examiner's Richard Hornsby interview


 Richard Hornsby is an outspoken Orlando criminal attorney whose legal analyses frequently appear in the media.(Richard Hornsby photo/with permission

[cece]

Cece....   

[Irish Monkey]

Thanks, Trim~  This guy sure gets around!!!  Enough already, he's had his 15 minutes of fame...

[cece]

Thank you Trimm!

(snipped)
"If the jury does see Casey's life--and how she lived it--painted in guilt's darkest tones, what about so-called mitigating factors in a jury's decision on how she should be punished?
Mitigating factors would include the oft-proffered mental or psychological factors. In the sentencing phase of the trial, Hornsby explains, "the defense is given more leeway to argue diminished capacity for Casey,"  who, he says "had a lot of [issues] going on."

LOL!  Does having to live with Geo. & Cin. count as mitagating circumstances? 

 

[Nut44x4]

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Joyangels) Joy // November 30, 2009 at 1:53 pm

Laura and Joe where never there, they are from are fourm called Scared Monkeys.They where not part of Texas Eqqusearch. They went no where in the area where Caylee was found! If they where anywhere in there it would be closer to school. They where in my Chat room trying to get info from before caylee body was found. I would not give them any details I just told was searching in the woods by the Anthony Home.LE does or will have there Ip numbers bec I gave them all that info. Laura and Joe are a joke,JMO. All of sudden the come up with this tale. They never did metion anything about the area, if it was wet or dry. Only way Laura got the INfo about the Coke can in Sept. WAs that it was leak through someone through Chatango,in which they are plenty of moles! Bec I spoke about a coke can in Oct. Wonder how much Baez paid these loons to lie…. Justice4caylee. Sgt allen if u read this ,please drop off my laptop and u can have my other computer……. Ps Dave On tuesday will be fine if we meet up…. Joy

  

[tupelohoney]

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[trimmonthelake]

http://primewriter.com/news-1246-headlines/?p=1175
Casey Anthony spent Thanksgiving without family
Posted by Melissa Finlay  On December - 1 - 2009
According to reports by the Orlando Sentinel, Casey Anthony spent another Thanksgiving
without viscasey_anthonyits from her family. Last Christmas and Thanksgiving, Casey Anthony did not receive visits from George and Cindy Anthony, or her brother, Lee.


During the early part of Casey Anthony’s arrest, she received several visits from her family in an attempt to locate her missing daughter, Caylee. Those visits were recorded and quickly made media headlines. The Anthony’s announced that they would not continue their visits due to the fact that the tapes would be released to the media and publicized. It is unclear whether the Anthony’s still feel the same way and if that is the reason they have chosen not to visit Casey Anthony during holidays.


Some speculate that the Anthony’s may not be as supportive of their daughter since the remains of Caylee Anthony have been found. The Anthony’s have publicly stated that they want the truth, and at the same time have defended Casey Anthony.


There is no way to determine the reaction of the Anthony’s should a jury find Casey Anthony guilty of murder in the first degree.


Meanwhile, Casey Anthony’s defense attorneys continue with their motion that the death penalty procedure is unconstitutional.

[trimmonthelake]

http://www.timesoftheinternet.com/133938.html
Anthony's lawyers challenge death penalty
ORLANDO, Fla., Dec. 1 (UPI) --

Lawyers for Caylee Anthony's mother say Florida's death penalty is unconstitutional and should be precluded as a potential sentence.

Casey Anthony, of Orlando, is to be tried in 2010 on a charge of first-degree murder in the death of her 2-year-old daughter, whose body was found Dec. 11, 2008 nearly seven months after her disappearance.

In a motion filed last week, defense lawyers Jose Baez and Andrea Lyon challenged the legality of the state's death penalty, The Orlando (Fla.) Sentinel reported Tuesday.

Baez and Lyon, an expert on death penalty law, also said prosecutors were using the threat of death as a "bad-faith" tactic to pressure Anthony into pleading guilty to a killing she did not commit.

The murder indictment against Anthony is vague and provides no insight into how or when prosecutors think Caylee Anthony died, Baez and Lyon said in asking for a court date to argue the motion.