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Casey Anthony's lawyer admits she killed daughter Caylee, investigator says

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That's actually what I was asking about this case. Just couldn't find the right words......cause I'm gettin' old.

 

Can't remember, did she ever testify?

 

If she did she could be charged with perjury. Same thing they did to Mel Ignatow in Louisville.

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Can't remember, did she ever testify?

 

If she did she could be charged with perjury. Same thing they did to Mel Ignatow in Louisville.

 

No she did not.

 

I looked it up this morning because I had the same thought.

Can't remember, did she ever testify?

 

If she did she could be charged with perjury. Same thing they did to Mel Ignatow in Louisville.

 

I don't believe she ever testified. Smart move by her lawyer.

Isn't it just hearsay? This guy is saying he was told something by someone who was told something. It'd be impossible to prove.

Legit question.

 

Do you all think she is haunted at night for killing her kid?

 

I would like to think its driving her insane. But then again she may be that cold hearted.

I 100% think she killed her kid.

 

I'm not sure she meant to kill her though.

 

With that being said, I would say yes, it probably does haunt her. :idunno:

I don't think it haunts her in the least bit. Some people just have no conscience.

I don't think it haunts her in the least bit. Some people just have no conscience.

 

I think the exact same thing. I don't think she is haunted at all.

If they cannot produce a body, but could produce some testimony that there was tampering with evidence, then maybe. It would still seem to be circumstantial.

 

The body was found by a meter reader. The defense tried to pin the murder on him at one point.

The body was found by a meter reader. The defense tried to pin the murder on him at one point.

 

Yeah, I seen that. Pretty pathetic.

I think it was clear she did it, unfortunately they didn't have the proof. Almost all the evidence they had was circumstantial. The defense did exactly what they're supposed to do, provide alternate plausible theories that provide reasonable doubt.

Warning: Vulgarities galore but this is how most reacted.

 

I don't think it haunts her in the least bit. Some people just have no conscience.

 

Amen!!

 

Some people are so self-centered and psychotic they have no conscience.

Can't remember, did she ever testify?

 

If she did she could be charged with perjury. Same thing they did to Mel Ignatow in Louisville.

 

Ignatow never testified in his murder trial. He sued his victims for employer (a doctor) because the doctor publicly stated that he thought Ignatow had killed her. Igmanow testified in the civil case he brought against the doctor and he stated under oath that the last time she saw his victim she was alive and well. That's where the perjury charge came from. I also think that he was charged for lying to the FBI.

I don't think it haunts her in the least bit. Some people just have no conscience.

 

She's a sociopath. No empathy towards anyone else, just concerned about herself.

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