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« Reply #460 on: October 02, 2010, 09:50:25 AM »

http://seamusoriley.blogspot.com/2010/10/lee-anthony-and-zanny-nanny.html

Friday, October 01, 2010
Lee Anthony and Zanny the Nanny

The Imaginary Nanny, the Hinky Meter, and the Truth.

What follows is some of the transcripts compiled by The Hinky Meter in which Lee Anthony’s testimony regarding the Nanny, Zanida, is explored. The quotes are in italics, while Statement Analysis is in bold type.

    As always-  a 'must read'!!!
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« Reply #461 on: October 02, 2010, 09:52:59 AM »

http://www.thehinkymeter.com/

The Anthony Encycliepedia: Lee talks about Imaginanny

Posted on October 1st, 2010 by Valhall

I no longer have the least bit of sympathy, [ or whatever it was-maybe hoping someone in that clan was halfway honest---what was I thinking ???? ]  for Lee-they all are completely revolting.

Thanks for all the great links & updates!

Ono I dont think there is any one in that twisted family that knows how to tell the truth!! I am so sick of them.

I too have to catch up!! I am  recovering from a bad blood pressureissue I have morestrength today so I will  catch up this evening. lol I cant even type. I just had to say grrrrrrrrr on the anthonys I cant wait till the wench is sent to the penn!!!

Hi loca-Hope you feel better!!!!    an angelic monkey
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« Reply #462 on: October 02, 2010, 09:59:09 AM »

http://www.thehinkymeter.com/

The Anthony Encycliepedia: Lee talks about Imaginanny

Posted on October 1st, 2010 by Valhall

I no longer have the least bit of sympathy, [ or whatever it was-maybe hoping someone in that clan was halfway honest---what was I thinking ???? ]  for Lee-they all are completely revolting.

Thanks for all the great links & updates!
I, too, thought perhaps that Lee was trying to be a stand up guy, at one point.  (Of course, I thought George was going to be too, during the Grand Jury... Boy, was I wrong on both counts!)  Now I'm just disgusted with all of them.
O/T  Hey, Ono, glad you are feeling better.  I always liked the Gerber's Pears. 



   Thanks Monka!!;  Yeah, the Gerber's Pears were always good-and I always loved Gerber's Blueberry Buckle but can't find it on the shelves for my grandson [ and me-lol ].  Things are different now ...
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« Reply #463 on: October 02, 2010, 03:07:14 PM »

http://www.thehinkymeter.com/

The Anthony Encycliepedia: Lee talks about Imaginanny

Posted on October 1st, 2010 by Valhall







Hi Ono
thank you I am feeling better! I spent a couple of hours reading at hinkys wow some interesting info and great comments.

I no longer have the least bit of sympathy, [ or whatever it was-maybe hoping someone in that clan was halfway honest---what was I thinking ???? ]  for Lee-they all are completely revolting.

Thanks for all the great links & updates!
I, too, thought perhaps that Lee was trying to be a stand up guy, at one point.  (Of course, I thought George was going to be too, during the Grand Jury... Boy, was I wrong on both counts!)  Now I'm just disgusted with all of them.
O/T  Hey, Ono, glad you are feeling better.  I always liked the Gerber's Pears. 



   Thanks Monka!!;  Yeah, the Gerber's Pears were always good-and I always loved Gerber's Blueberry Buckle but can't find it on the shelves for my grandson [ and me-lol ].  Things are different now ...






Thanks Ono
I am feeling better. I read at the kinky meter last night!! great work val does ! lots of great comments !! Unbelievable NOT ONE!!  decent person in that family. they are like the modern version of the beverly hillbillies!!!

I am glad your recovering and feel better from the gerber episode lol  you poor thing! take care
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« Reply #464 on: October 03, 2010, 03:09:39 AM »

This is just a bit out of topic guys but I want to know where to properly talk about this.  The issue is due to my new job they have me working all over the 50 states so that's alot of travel if you can image so I was wondering if any monks out there that I can talk to regarding the Upcoming Trial..I don't want to miss it not one single bit BUT as work has it and travel seems I'll miss alot, is anyone planing on taping it??  Okay enough said if I need to take this question else where please tell me where I don't want to get into trouble.

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« Reply #465 on: October 03, 2010, 04:33:05 PM »

If I have a job by then I'll probably tape it.....if I can figure out how to tape cd's on my DVR Rolling Eyes...if I haven't sold my DVR by then Rolling Eyes
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« Reply #466 on: October 03, 2010, 04:34:29 PM »

Of course, I can always use me VCR and tape it on that... I do know how, I think....been a long time.
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« Reply #467 on: October 03, 2010, 10:46:58 PM »

Casey's “Public Record” Exception
By Richard Hornsby
What this obviously means for Casey Anthony is that she no longer has a legitimate excuse not to see or speak with her parents, as the ruling's holding would apply to both video and audio recordings. Or would she? .


In an interesting twist, the Fourth District Court of Appeals issued Bent v. Sun-Sentinel (PDF), which held that an accused  inmate’s phone conversations were not “public records” within the meaning of Florida’s public records law, and thus were not subject to being released to the media.
Far Reaching Implications

This ruling obviously has very far reaching implications, as its reasoning applies equally as well to Casey’s written letters, if obtained and copied by corrections. However, I do not think it applies to the jail’s visitor log, but as I explain below, I think they have a legitimate argument that it does.
No More Excuses?

What this obviously means for Casey Anthony is that she no longer has a legitimate excuse not to see or speak with her parents, as the ruling’s holding would apply to both video and audio recordings. Or would she?

What will remain to be seen is whether this ruling would prohibit the State Attorney’s Office, as opposed to the jail, from releasing the recordings in discovery.
The Practical Fall Out

The practical application of this ruling is that the ability of the State Attorney to release the information will depend on whether the recordings were turned over to the State and the State then decided that they might possibly use the recordings as evidence.

I believe that the State’s ability to release the tapes would depend on whether the recordings realistically held any evidentiary value. For example, if it is just Casey chatting with a friend who is uninvolved with the case, the recordings would not be subject to release.

On the other hand, if it was a recording of Casey talking to a witness in the case, say her mother or father, it might be subject to release if the recording held potential evidentiary use at trial. If the recording was of no evidentiary value, the recording would not be subject to release not withstanding that the person whom Casey was speaking to was a witness in the case.
A Big IF

More than likely what will happen is that Judge Perry would have to make a case-by-case decision on whether to release recordings the State obtained from the jail – IF Casey were to resume contact with her parents.
Expect a Renewed Argument

So expect the defense to file a Motion first thing next week to enforce the Bent v. Sun-Sentinel ruling in Casey’s case.

But also expect the defense to grasp on to the below underlined language from the Bent v. Sun-Sentinel case:

    The expectation that a deputy or state attorney may listen to a call is very different from an expectation that anyone and everyone could listen to the calls. Sensitive or embarrassing information, or information that would otherwise be confidential, like financial information of the inmate or the person called, could be disclosed to the public. Treating the recordings as public records allows anyone to request the recorded calls. Moreover, an accused child should be able to consult with a parent without the communication becoming a public record.

I suspect that the defense will argue this reasoning applies equally as strong to their contention that her defense team’s visitation log should not be subject to disclosure either, because just like the minor accused defendant in the Bent case, Casey’s attorneys will argue that she should be able to communicate with her attorneys (and order bras) without the occurrences becoming public record.

I also suspect that Judge Perry might be inclined to rule in their favor as it applies to the visitation logs, but what ultimately will need to happen is the defense act like real attorneys, and instead of whining to judge Perry, they instead file a Writ of Certiorari (basically an interlocutory appeal) like the “defense attorneys” in Bent did and ask the Fifth District Court of Appeals to define what is a public record as it applies to the Casey Anthony case.

p.s. Some of you budding legal eagles may have noticed that the Fourth District Court of Appeals issued the Bent opinion and surmised that it is not binding on the Casey Anthony case since the Fifth District Court of Appeals has jurisdiction over her case.

If this is what you believed, you would be wrong. As a District Court opinion on an issue of first impression is binding on all circuit courts unless and until another District Court issues a contrary opinion. See Pardo v. State, 596 So. 2d 665 (Fla. 1992). If a District Court were to issue a contrary ruling, the Florida Supreme Court would then have “conflict” jurisdiction to decide the issue once and for all.

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« Reply #468 on: October 04, 2010, 01:21:46 AM »

http://www.wesh.com/r/25243535/detail.html
New Casey Anthony Attorney Officially Joins Case
Ann Finnell Asks Judge Perry To Set Budget

POSTED: 3:44 pm EDT October 1, 2010
UPDATED: 4:35 pm EDT October 1, 2010
ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. -- Casey Anthony’s newest lawyer filed paperwork on Friday to officially join the case.

Ann Finnell, a death penalty qualified attorney from Jacksonville, could have various roles in the case, depending on whether Anthony is convicted of murder.

Finnell said her role is mostly confined to the penalty phase of the trial. If Anthony is found not guilty, she will have a much smaller role in the case
Much of Finnell’s claim to fame comes from the 2001 Academy Award-winning documentary “Murder on a Sunday Morning.”

The film follows the efforts of Finnell and fellow public defender Patrick McGinness as they work to gain the acquittal of 15-year-old Brenton Butler.

Butler was charged with murder. The jury believed Jacksonville police were willing to force a confession out of Bulter to clear the case, rather than do a diligent investigation for the real killer.

In the case against Anthony, Finnell will be concentrating on presenting so-called mitigation evidence if there is a penalty phase in the trial.

“Hopefully it will never get to a penalty phase. Hopefully Miss Anthony is found not guilty and my role will be greatly diminished,
Finnell told a Jacksonville newspaper.

At a news conference announcing her addition to the defense team, Anthony’s lawyers said Finnell had agreed to do the work free of charge.

However, in a new motion, Finnell asks Judge Belvin Perry to come up with a budget for her work.

Finnell said she will need to employ a private investigator, psychiatrist and mitigation specialist.

In the motion to determine reasonable costs, Finnell estimated the total cost to taxpayers during a penalty phase could run about $20,000.

Video at link

The above bolded by me..   To make a statement like that, seems like this new attorney just crawled out from under a rock somewhere, and hasn't read anything on the case yet.   

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« Reply #469 on: October 04, 2010, 03:16:07 AM »

Thanks Nut if you do tape let me know cause I'll be interested so maybe we can exchange emails somewhere on here where it's not public knowledge.  I'm at the airport right now but I'll be checking in when I have a chance.
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« Reply #470 on: October 04, 2010, 06:56:54 AM »

http://levipageshow.blogspot.com/2010/10/caylee-anthony-duct-tape-debate.html
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Caylee Anthony duct tape debate!
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« Reply #471 on: October 04, 2010, 07:39:31 AM »

http://humbleopinionforum.net/2010/10/04/casey-anthony-some-october-2008-recaps/
Written on 4 October 2010 at 04:15 by humbleopinion
Casey Anthony, some October 2008 recaps!

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« Reply #472 on: October 04, 2010, 08:50:24 AM »

http://www.wesh.com/r/25269056/detail.html
Anthony Defense To Review Search Docs
Defense Team May Look For New Witness

POSTED: 7:13 am EDT October 4, 2010
UPDATED: 8:09 am EDT October 4, 2010
ORLANDO, Fla. -- Casey Anthony's defense team will be reviewing Texas Equusearch documents at the Orange County courthouse on Monday morning.

Defense attorneys will immerse themselves in thousands of pages of evidence.

Anthony’s lawyers are hoping to find a credible volunteer who will say that he or she searched in an area where Caylee Anthony’s remains were later found but nothing was discovered at the time.

Prosecutors already have several sworn statements from volunteers who say that the area was submerged, increasing the likelihood that the remains were placed there before the rains came and Casey Anthony was locked up.

Last week, Anthony’s defense argued successfully to do its own trace DNA testing on a laundry bag and a pair of shorts believed to be Caylee Anthony’s. Both items were found with her remains off of Suburban Drive.

Defense attorney Richard Hornsby said the defense hopes to argue that a third party put the girl’s remains in the woods.
That's what the defense is banking on: third-party DNA and DNA still being there. It rebuts what prosecutors have been saying the whole time,” Hornsby said.
Prosecutors say the laundry bag contains no DNA, because the site where the bag and remains were found was under water for weeks.

Hornsby said the defense’s strategy could backfire.

“Either you find someone else's DNA, the only DNA you find is the Anthony’s, or you find none at all. The last two exclude the defense's argument that there was a third party. That can hurt them more than help them,” he said.
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« Reply #473 on: October 04, 2010, 09:57:29 AM »

Today, InSession is covering(pre-recorded) a murder trial in Orlando. Actual trial was in July or August.
20 year old John Hawthorne found guilty for 2nd degree murder of a homeless man.

Maximum sentence was life......the 20 yr old was sentenced to 38 years, by
Chief Judge Belvin Perry
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« Reply #474 on: October 04, 2010, 09:58:37 AM »

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/local/breakingnews/os-casey-anthony-texas-equusearch-20101004,0,2581070.story
Report: Casey Anthony's lawyers to review Texas EquuSearch documents today
 Compiled by Orlando Sentinel
8:56 a.m. EDT, October 4, 2010
Casey Anthony's lawyers are scheduled to review thousands of pages of Texas EquuSearch documents at the Orange County courthouse this morning, according to WESH.com.

Her lawyers will scour the documents in hopes of finding a credible witness who searched the area where 2-year-old Caylee Marie Anthony was found in December 2008, but that nothing was there at the time of the search months prior to the discovery.

Anthony's defense team fought for months to gain access to the records. Orange-Osceola Chief Judge Belvin Perry recently allowed the lawyers to review the records under special conditions.
Read more here  http://www.wesh.com/news/25269056/detail.html
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« Reply #475 on: October 04, 2010, 10:31:48 AM »

Casey's “Public Record” Exception
By Richard Hornsby
What this obviously means for Casey Anthony is that she no longer has a legitimate excuse not to see or speak with her parents, as the ruling's holding would apply to both video and audio recordings. Or would she? .


In an interesting twist, the Fourth District Court of Appeals issued Bent v. Sun-Sentinel (PDF), which held that an accused  inmate’s phone conversations were not “public records” within the meaning of Florida’s public records law, and thus were not subject to being released to the media.
Far Reaching Implications

This ruling obviously has very far reaching implications, as its reasoning applies equally as well to Casey’s written letters, if obtained and copied by corrections. However, I do not think it applies to the jail’s visitor log, but as I explain below, I think they have a legitimate argument that it does.
No More Excuses?

What this obviously means for Casey Anthony is that she no longer has a legitimate excuse not to see or speak with her parents, as the ruling’s holding would apply to both video and audio recordings. Or would she?

What will remain to be seen is whether this ruling would prohibit the State Attorney’s Office, as opposed to the jail, from releasing the recordings in discovery.
The Practical Fall Out

The practical application of this ruling is that the ability of the State Attorney to release the information will depend on whether the recordings were turned over to the State and the State then decided that they might possibly use the recordings as evidence.

I believe that the State’s ability to release the tapes would depend on whether the recordings realistically held any evidentiary value. For example, if it is just Casey chatting with a friend who is uninvolved with the case, the recordings would not be subject to release.

On the other hand, if it was a recording of Casey talking to a witness in the case, say her mother or father, it might be subject to release if the recording held potential evidentiary use at trial. If the recording was of no evidentiary value, the recording would not be subject to release not withstanding that the person whom Casey was speaking to was a witness in the case.
A Big IF

More than likely what will happen is that Judge Perry would have to make a case-by-case decision on whether to release recordings the State obtained from the jail – IF Casey were to resume contact with her parents.
Expect a Renewed Argument

So expect the defense to file a Motion first thing next week to enforce the Bent v. Sun-Sentinel ruling in Casey’s case.

But also expect the defense to grasp on to the below underlined language from the Bent v. Sun-Sentinel case:

    The expectation that a deputy or state attorney may listen to a call is very different from an expectation that anyone and everyone could listen to the calls. Sensitive or embarrassing information, or information that would otherwise be confidential, like financial information of the inmate or the person called, could be disclosed to the public. Treating the recordings as public records allows anyone to request the recorded calls. Moreover, an accused child should be able to consult with a parent without the communication becoming a public record.

I suspect that the defense will argue this reasoning applies equally as strong to their contention that her defense team’s visitation log should not be subject to disclosure either, because just like the minor accused defendant in the Bent case, Casey’s attorneys will argue that she should be able to communicate with her attorneys (and order bras) without the occurrences becoming public record.

I also suspect that Judge Perry might be inclined to rule in their favor as it applies to the visitation logs, but what ultimately will need to happen is the defense act like real attorneys, and instead of whining to judge Perry, they instead file a Writ of Certiorari (basically an interlocutory appeal) like the “defense attorneys” in Bent did and ask the Fifth District Court of Appeals to define what is a public record as it applies to the Casey Anthony case.

p.s. Some of you budding legal eagles may have noticed that the Fourth District Court of Appeals issued the Bent opinion and surmised that it is not binding on the Casey Anthony case since the Fifth District Court of Appeals has jurisdiction over her case.

If this is what you believed, you would be wrong. As a District Court opinion on an issue of first impression is binding on all circuit courts unless and until another District Court issues a contrary opinion. See Pardo v. State, 596 So. 2d 665 (Fla. 1992). If a District Court were to issue a contrary ruling, the Florida Supreme Court would then have “conflict” jurisdiction to decide the issue once and for all.

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thanks N2..once again RH posts something that reinforces my feeling he is 'helping' BOZO.....Thanks RH.....but remember Karma is a bitch!

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« Reply #476 on: October 04, 2010, 10:37:00 AM »

http://www.wesh.com/r/25243535/detail.html
New Casey Anthony Attorney Officially Joins Case
Ann Finnell Asks Judge Perry To Set Budget

POSTED: 3:44 pm EDT October 1, 2010
UPDATED: 4:35 pm EDT October 1, 2010
ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. -- Casey Anthony’s newest lawyer filed paperwork on Friday to officially join the case.

Ann Finnell, a death penalty qualified attorney from Jacksonville, could have various roles in the case, depending on whether Anthony is convicted of murder.

Finnell said her role is mostly confined to the penalty phase of the trial. If Anthony is found not guilty, she will have a much smaller role in the case
Much of Finnell’s claim to fame comes from the 2001 Academy Award-winning documentary “Murder on a Sunday Morning.”

The film follows the efforts of Finnell and fellow public defender Patrick McGinness as they work to gain the acquittal of 15-year-old Brenton Butler.

Butler was charged with murder. The jury believed Jacksonville police were willing to force a confession out of Bulter to clear the case, rather than do a diligent investigation for the real killer.

In the case against Anthony, Finnell will be concentrating on presenting so-called mitigation evidence if there is a penalty phase in the trial.

“Hopefully it will never get to a penalty phase. Hopefully Miss Anthony is found not guilty and my role will be greatly diminished,
Finnell told a Jacksonville newspaper.

At a news conference announcing her addition to the defense team, Anthony’s lawyers said Finnell had agreed to do the work free of charge.

However, in a new motion, Finnell asks Judge Belvin Perry to come up with a budget for her work.

Finnell said she will need to employ a private investigator, psychiatrist and mitigation specialist.

In the motion to determine reasonable costs, Finnell estimated the total cost to taxpayers during a penalty phase could run about $20,000.


Video at link

this still has my head spinning.....please someone tell me JP will NOT approve a budget for her....when in the heck does it STOP?????  When does someone, anyone put a stop to the misuse and abuse of the judicial system and the taxpayers of FL for a baby killer??
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« Reply #477 on: October 04, 2010, 10:39:36 AM »

This will never stop 
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« Reply #478 on: October 04, 2010, 10:41:37 AM »

Today, InSession is covering(pre-recorded) a murder trial in Orlando. Actual trial was in July or August.
20 year old John Hawthorne found guilty for 2nd degree murder of a homeless man.

Maximum sentence was life......the 20 yr old was sentenced to 38 years, by
Chief Judge Belvin Perry

Hi seeme and thanks....I hope to watch this....I would like to see JP in action....
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« Reply #479 on: October 04, 2010, 10:43:29 AM »

This will never stop 

Hi nrcg...I am beginning to think the same way....it's starting to look at though some people are more concerned with their score sheet, than justice
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