Caylee Marie Anthony #109 2/22/09 - 2/25/09

[Nut44x4]

Many Death Row inmates in Florida die before their execution dates
interesting reading.....
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/nationworld/sfl-fladeathrow0223sbfeb23,0,4572888.story

[QuietMonkey]

Okay, I've got my best guys working on getting you guys your cup of coffee this AM!



One gulp at a time people!  Don't forget to share!!

I'm ready!

 

[Dolce]

That's mighty nice of you Dolce, thank you.... I assume it is caffeinated too right?

Of course!  Boo would b-slap me if it wasn't!

[no rose colored glasses]

Good Morning Monkeys!

Interesting posts this morning! I thought I'd put my 2 cents in, too.

I don't doubt that Casey's going down. There will be a conviction out of this. I don't think she'll get the death penalty out of it, though, for a couple of reasons.

First, her family doesn't want it, and when sentencing comes, they will be given some consideration. Just as the family of victims of crime can be heard prior to sentencing, so too, can the families of the convicted. In this case, they are one in the same, and the family does not want the death penalty.

Secondly, the prosecuton is not likely to ever know the actual manner of death. To condemn someone to death without that information makes it harder, IMO.

Casey deserves death, but I'm not sure we'll ever see it happen. JMO.

I totally agree with you, and her sex and age is also a factor, I see no way that a jury would go along with the death penalty, the state wants to win this case big time, would not be a good move putting the death penalty back on the table. imo

[no rose colored glasses]

That's mighty nice of you Dolce, thank you.... I assume it is caffeinated too right?

Of course!  Boo would b-slap me if it wasn't!

That would be the perfect size cup for Boo's chocolate receipe.

[Dolce]

Hey, you fancy shoes twin carrying monkey!  Don't make fun of my spelling disorder! I will...I'll uh...well, I'll call Hosay on ya.
(just teasin' ya, Dolce. I'm actually making fun of myself..after last month's concussion, every time I spell something correctly or remember stuff, I get all happy...the brain rewiring process is continuing as promised. But, still, if I don't earn 4 points in the rest of this semester's classes, I'm gonna sue the turd who totaled my car!)

Hmmmm...maybe a suit of this proportion is beyond Hosay's abilities!

Ha ha you said "turd" and "Jose" in the same paragraph...it happens a LOT!!  Was not makin fun of ya, just throwin out the bee as it seems everyone is touchy about the spellin issues...don't get JSM started, she can get wild about it!  LOL  (love ya JSM)

[crazybabyborg]

Many Death Row inmates in Florida die before their execution dates
interesting reading.....
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/nationworld/sfl-fladeathrow0223sbfeb23,0,4572888.story

Good article, Nut! Thanks for the link. 

14 years is the average in Florida for a death penalty to be carried out and as many on death row die of natural causes as are executed.

[Dolce]

Many Death Row inmates in Florida die before their execution dates
interesting reading.....
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/nationworld/sfl-fladeathrow0223sbfeb23,0,4572888.story

Very interesting Nutt!

In Florida, the death penalty doesn't always mean death by execution. Heart disease, fatal ailments and suicide are just as likely to kill.

Between March 1998 and November 2008, the Department of Corrections executed 26 prisoners. During that same period, another 26 Death Row inmates died of other causes, the Orlando Sentinel found.

[Dolce]

Many Death Row inmates in Florida die before their execution dates
interesting reading.....
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/nationworld/sfl-fladeathrow0223sbfeb23,0,4572888.story

Very interesting Nutt!

In Florida, the death penalty doesn't always mean death by execution. Heart disease, fatal ailments and suicide are just as likely to kill.

Between March 1998 and November 2008, the Department of Corrections executed 26 prisoners. During that same period, another 26 Death Row inmates died of other causes, the Orlando Sentinel found.

Prisoners spend an average of 14 years on Death Row. The rate of execution in Florida fluctuates. Six were put to death in 2000, for example, but only two last year.

Amazing!  While are tax dollars are spent housing and treating these bastards!!

[Dolce]

Many Death Row inmates in Florida die before their execution dates
interesting reading.....
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/nationworld/sfl-fladeathrow0223sbfeb23,0,4572888.story

Good article, Nut! Thanks for the link. 

14 years is the average in Florida for a death penalty to be carried out and as many on death row die of natural causes as are executed.

I think that I have just solved our economic crisis...I have a great "Stimulous Package", lets get the show on the road and exicute these Death Row inmates already.  Save tax dollars, give jobs to exicutioners and journalists...heck even the electric company benefits from the additional wattage used to power the injections.

[crazybabyborg]

Good Morning Monkeys!

Interesting posts this morning! I thought I'd put my 2 cents in, too.

I don't doubt that Casey's going down. There will be a conviction out of this. I don't think she'll get the death penalty out of it, though, for a couple of reasons.

First, her family doesn't want it, and when sentencing comes, they will be given some consideration. Just as the family of victims of crime can be heard prior to sentencing, so too, can the families of the convicted. In this case, they are one in the same, and the family does not want the death penalty.

Secondly, the prosecuton is not likely to ever know the actual manner of death. To condemn someone to death without that information makes it harder, IMO.

Casey deserves death, but I'm not sure we'll ever see it happen. JMO.

I totally agree with you, and her sex and age is also a factor, I see no way that a jury would go along with the death penalty, the state wants to win this case big time, would not be a good move putting the death penalty back on the table. imo

We're on the same page, norose. I have a question; I'm not a lawyer, but it seems to me that I recall the process to be that the jury is selected with one of the criteria being that they could convict even in a death penalty case, but if the jury comes back with a conviction, it's up to the judge to determine the sentence and whether to impose death or not. I could be wrong but was wondering if anyone knew for sure? TIA!

[Dolce]

I totally agree with you, and her sex and age is also a factor, I see no way that a jury would go along with the death penalty, the state wants to win this case big time, would not be a good move putting the death penalty back on the table. imo

What about putting her in a cage on public display for say..um 15 mins? 

[Blaze]

Good Morning Monkeys...Happy Monday!

Anyone see any pictures out there of KC, Caylee and her Mom?

[cookie]

Many Death Row inmates in Florida die before their execution dates
interesting reading.....
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/nationworld/sfl-fladeathrow0223sbfeb23,0,4572888.story

Good article, Nut! Thanks for the link. 

14 years is the average in Florida for a death penalty to be carried out and as many on death row die of natural causes as are executed.

I think that I have just solved our economic crisis...I have a great "Stimulous Package", lets get the show on the road and exicute these Death Row inmates already.  Save tax dollars, give jobs to exicutioners and journalists...heck even the electric company benefits from the additional wattage used to power the injections.

now that is a great idea! 

[Dolce]

We're on the same page, norose. I have a question; I'm not a lawyer, but it seems to me that I recall the process to be that the jury is selected with one of the criteria being that they could convict even in a death penalty case, but if the jury comes back with a conviction, it's up to the judge to determine the sentence and whether to impose death or not. I could be wrong but was wondering if anyone knew for sure? TIA!

I think you are right CBB.  The jury determines the degree of which the person is convicted and the Judge then makes a ruling as to what the sentencing would be, which is sometimes set at later dates.

[Dolce]

We're on the same page, norose. I have a question; I'm not a lawyer, but it seems to me that I recall the process to be that the jury is selected with one of the criteria being that they could convict even in a death penalty case, but if the jury comes back with a conviction, it's up to the judge to determine the sentence and whether to impose death or not. I could be wrong but was wondering if anyone knew for sure? TIA!

I think you are right CBB.  The jury determines the degree of which the person is convicted and the Judge then makes a ruling as to what the sentencing would be, which is sometimes set at later dates.

Oh my darn, someone needs to re-teach me how to post!  LOL

[CasuallyCool]

I totally agree with you, and her sex and age is also a factor, I see no way that a jury would go along with the death penalty, the state wants to win this case big time, would not be a good move putting the death penalty back on the table. imo

What about putting her in a cage on public display for say..um 15 mins? 

Or stone her like in the short movie clip "The Lottery" circa 1949?

[no rose colored glasses]

I could have sworn I read on here, that a jury could come back with a conviction, but say they don't come back for the death penalty, that in Florida the judge can way in on that, and can say the crime that the defendant committed warrants the death penalty. Hopefully someone can set me straight if I'm wrong, and I probably am wrong.

[Blaze]

Was thinking about this case a lot on my ride home on Friday...
In the beginning...Biaz..said something alluding to an accidental overdose.  Thinking this may possibly be the defense. 
(Of course if KC overdosed and/or poisioned Caylee it was intentional.)
But in their original court hearing, Biaz, never said anything about a kidnapping...just a possibility of an accidental overdose.

[no rose colored glasses]

Good Morning Monkeys...Happy Monday!

Anyone see any pictures out there of KC, Caylee and her Mom?

If there are I don't remember seeing them, I do remember a video or two of all three of them.