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

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TY Klaas 

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Hey I was first!! 

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http://www.wftv.com/news/21668948/detail.html

Motion: Kronk Could Have Killed Caylee Anthony

Posted: 7:05 pm EST November 19, 2009Updated: 2:16 pm EST November 20, 2009

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ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. -- Lawyers for Casey Anthony filed a motion (read motion) late Thursday that named the man who found Caylee Anthony's remains as a possible suspect in her death. Shortly after former meter reader Roy Kronk answered questions in a deposition on Thursday, Casey's defense filed the motion pointing the finger at Kronk.

Two of Casey Anthony’s lawyers appeared on national TV Friday morning to point the finger at the new 'suspect.' They said there is as much circumstantial evidence implicating Kronk as there is against their client.

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[goodnmad]

All these months ... and he STILL can't bend a piece of cardboard.



 

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Hey I was first!! 

After Klass that is, but I was still first! yay! 

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Thank you Klaas.You are the best.   

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Motion: Kronk Could Have Killed Caylee Anthony

That headline makes me cringe. 

[Fanny Mae]

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All these months ... and he STILL can't bend a piece of cardboard.



 

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Video Report: http://www.wftv.com/video/21677312/index.html

Basically, the motion wasn't necessary, Kronk could have been questioned during the trial.
Motion was done in a very public way. . . .
Lawyer has qualified immunity, if he defames a person during trial that person cannot sue.
Any statements made outside of trial do not fall under that immunity
Mr. Baez may face Bar inquiry       

[trimmonthelake]

http://www.wesh.com/news/21661209/detail.html
Anthony Motion Wants Kronk Treated As Suspect
Defense: Roy Kronk 'Ignored' As Suspect In Caylee's Death

POSTED: 6:05 am EST November 19, 2009
UPDATED: 12:38 pm EST November 20, 2009
ORLANDO, Fla. -- Casey Anthony's attorney filed a new motion to treat Roy Kronk, the former meter reader who found Caylee Anthony's remains, as a suspect in her death.

The motion was filed late Thursday and came after Kronk spent the day giving a deposition behind closed doors to the defense. The motion asks the court to allow the defense to introduce "prior bad acts" by Kronk.

Claiming evidence that Kronk "is involved in an imaginary world of fantasy and violence," the motion concludes by stating that "Roy M. Kronk should have been a suspect in this case."
"I haven't done anything wrong, so I don't have a reason to be fearful or troubled by any of this," Kronk said after his deposition was completed.

Kronk's attorney, David Evans, issued a news release on Thursday.

"In their zeal to defend Casey Anthony, defense counsel has filed papers with the court that are filled with allegations that have no basis in fact and falsely accuse Mr. Kronk of various types of bad behavior," the news release indicated.

Kronk will return for a second day of depositions in the case against Casey Anthony.
Casey Anthony is charged with first-degree murder in connection with the death of her daughter, Caylee. Kronk found Caylee's remains in December 2008 in woods near the Orange County home where the Anthonys live.

The new motion included information collected from Kronk's two ex-wives, as well as others who know Kronk.

The motion asks the court to allow "evidence indicating":

    * "Mr. Kronk's possible history of inappropriate behavior with young girls."
    * "That Mr. Kronk has a history of abusing, restraining, and holding women against their will."
    * "That Mr. Kronk has, in the past, used duct tape for the purposes of restraining women against their will."
Duct tape was found on Caylee's remains. The defense also claims Kronk told his son weeks before Caylee was found that he knew where her remains were located.

Before the motion was filed, an attorney for Kronk said there are some things in Kronk's past that he isn't proud of, but those things have nothing to do with his finding of Caylee's remains. The attorney said his client has always been honest about finding the missing toddler and how he made the discovery.

"He's become a witness and become a victim," said David Evans. "They just dumped a big pot of mud on his head and said, look at this guy. Having mud dumped on your head when all you did is find a young girl's remains is pretty hard for him to take."
Anthony Family Questions Kronk's Story
Anthony family attorney Brad Conway said his clients know what it's like to be scrutinized by the public, and they don't want the man who found their granddaughter to be treated unfairly.

"Personal issues versus what happened in regard to the discovery of Caylee's remains are two different things, and they want to give him the chance to be full and complete about what happened," Conway said.

Defense attorneys Jose Baez and Andrea Lyon appeared to have their game faces on as the deposition began Thursday morning. Baez would only reveal that he expected the deposition would take all day.

The judge will still have to decide whether any of the allegations are admissible.
Baez Appears On 'Today' Show
Casey Anthony's attorneys appeared on NBC's "Today" show on Friday morning after filing the motion questioning Kronk's past.
Matt Lauer interviewed Baez and Lyon and asked whether the defense was simply trying to deflect attention from Casey Anthony.

"This is a situation where law enforcement never looked into this witness, who is a critical witness in this case, and never investigated this man's background," Baez said. "All we're frankly doing is bring this to the attention of the court.

Lyon was asked whether she believes Kronk was involved in Caylee's death.

"What we think is that there's as much circumstantial evidence implicating Roy Kronk as there is implicating my client and that the state and the police should have investigated him as a suspect," Lyon said. "He's the only one who has been with the body. He's the only one who magically discovers it. He takes a day off before he discovers it again in December."

Baez said he's not saying that Kronk is the killer, but he said that his testimony was questionable and that his background should be investigated.

[Fanny Mae]

Video Report: http://www.wftv.com/video/21677312/index.html

Basically, the motion wasn't necessary, Kronk could have been questioned during the trial.
Motion was done in a very public way. . . .
Lawyer has qualified immunity, if he defames a person during trial that person cannot sue.
Any statements made outside of trial do not fall under that immunity
Mr. Baez may face Bar inquiry       

I hope this time it sticks.

[goodnmad]

Video Report: http://www.wftv.com/video/21677312/index.html

Basically, the motion wasn't necessary, Kronk could have been questioned during the trial.
Motion was done in a very public way. . . .
Lawyer has qualified immunity, if he defames a person during trial that person cannot sue.
Any statements made outside of trial do not fall under that immunity
Mr. Baez may face Bar inquiry       

So, basically, he made a dumb move. That's a new one for him -- NOT. 

[trimmonthelake]

Video Report: http://www.wftv.com/video/21677312/index.html

Basically, the motion wasn't necessary, Kronk could have been questioned during the trial.
Motion was done in a very public way. . . .
Lawyer has qualified immunity, if he defames a person during trial that person cannot sue.
Any statements made outside of trial do not fall under that immunity
Mr. Baez may face Bar inquiry       

 

[Fanny Mae]

http://www.wesh.com/news/21661209/detail.html
Anthony Motion Wants Kronk Treated As Suspect
Defense: Roy Kronk 'Ignored' As Suspect In Caylee's Death

POSTED: 6:05 am EST November 19, 2009
UPDATED: 12:38 pm EST November 20, 2009
ORLANDO, Fla. -- Casey Anthony's attorney filed a new motion to treat Roy Kronk, the former meter reader who found Caylee Anthony's remains, as a suspect in her death.

The motion was filed late Thursday and came after Kronk spent the day giving a deposition behind closed doors to the defense. The motion asks the court to allow the defense to introduce "prior bad acts" by Kronk.

Claiming evidence that Kronk "is involved in an imaginary world of fantasy and violence," the motion concludes by stating that "Roy M. Kronk should have been a suspect in this case."
"I haven't done anything wrong, so I don't have a reason to be fearful or troubled by any of this," Kronk said after his deposition was completed.

Kronk's attorney, David Evans, issued a news release on Thursday.

"In their zeal to defend Casey Anthony, defense counsel has filed papers with the court that are filled with allegations that have no basis in fact and falsely accuse Mr. Kronk of various types of bad behavior," the news release indicated.

Kronk will return for a second day of depositions in the case against Casey Anthony.
Casey Anthony is charged with first-degree murder in connection with the death of her daughter, Caylee. Kronk found Caylee's remains in December 2008 in woods near the Orange County home where the Anthonys live.

The new motion included information collected from Kronk's two ex-wives, as well as others who know Kronk.

The motion asks the court to allow "evidence indicating":

    * "Mr. Kronk's possible history of inappropriate behavior with young girls."
    * "That Mr. Kronk has a history of abusing, restraining, and holding women against their will."
    * "That Mr. Kronk has, in the past, used duct tape for the purposes of restraining women against their will."
Duct tape was found on Caylee's remains. The defense also claims Kronk told his son weeks before Caylee was found that he knew where her remains were located.

Before the motion was filed, an attorney for Kronk said there are some things in Kronk's past that he isn't proud of, but those things have nothing to do with his finding of Caylee's remains. The attorney said his client has always been honest about finding the missing toddler and how he made the discovery.

"He's become a witness and become a victim," said David Evans. "They just dumped a big pot of mud on his head and said, look at this guy. Having mud dumped on your head when all you did is find a young girl's remains is pretty hard for him to take."
Anthony Family Questions Kronk's Story
Anthony family attorney Brad Conway said his clients know what it's like to be scrutinized by the public, and they don't want the man who found their granddaughter to be treated unfairly.

"Personal issues versus what happened in regard to the discovery of Caylee's remains are two different things, and they want to give him the chance to be full and complete about what happened," Conway said.

Defense attorneys Jose Baez and Andrea Lyon appeared to have their game faces on as the deposition began Thursday morning. Baez would only reveal that he expected the deposition would take all day.

The judge will still have to decide whether any of the allegations are admissible.
Baez Appears On 'Today' Show
Casey Anthony's attorneys appeared on NBC's "Today" show on Friday morning after filing the motion questioning Kronk's past.
Matt Lauer interviewed Baez and Lyon and asked whether the defense was simply trying to deflect attention from Casey Anthony.

"This is a situation where law enforcement never looked into this witness, who is a critical witness in this case, and never investigated this man's background," Baez said. "All we're frankly doing is bring this to the attention of the court.

Lyon was asked whether she believes Kronk was involved in Caylee's death.

"What we think is that there's as much circumstantial evidence implicating Roy Kronk as there is implicating my client and that the state and the police should have investigated him as a suspect," Lyon said. "He's the only one who has been with the body. He's the only one who magically discovers it. He takes a day off before he discovers it again in December."

Baez said he's not saying that Kronk is the killer, but he said that his testimony was questionable and that his background should be investigated.

I wish Conway would just STFU!!!!! 

[goodnmad]

"Personal issues versus what happened in regard to the discovery of Caylee's remains are two different things, and they want to give him the chance to be full and complete about what happened," Conway said.

And they want to give him a copy of that mysterious script so he can follow along. 

[goodnmad]

Well, if there is anything else to Kronk's story ... he needs to add it. If a person who work in the jail overheard the location of Caylee's remains and that's how he knew ... needs to come out.