There are people still working very hard to bring Justice for Caylee. There's a petition to bring Fed chgs and supporting ads are now being aired on realradiodaytona, which you can stream from their site. There are links to donate for the ads & also one for the petition or click through here:

http://www.realradiodaytona.com/

http://www.change.org/pet...eral-court

It's not Double Jeopardy & there are other cases where the Feds have brought charges:

http://en.wikipedia.org/w...e_jeopardy

The State trial was a farce with a crap jury & Jose Baez is currently under FL Bar investigation for witness tampering & for the Defense's actions on the Probation order errors.

PLEASE HELP!

Find the Twitter group through #justiceforcaylee or #realradiodaytonarocks

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This is an absolutely bizzare thread.

imago said:

This is an absolutely bizzare thread.

and why is that? at least it's for something good and not just silliness. There were quite a few people here that followed/discussed the trial, so just thought I'd update on current related activities.

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Serena said:

imago said:

This is an absolutely bizzare thread.

and why is that? at least it's for something good and not just silliness. There were quite a few people here that followed/discussed the trial, so just thought I'd update on current related activities.

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I never said it wasn't for good. Just a bizarre thread.

And, I doubt people's motivations are for justice for a girl they never met and a crime they weren't present for. Justice for Caylee in many cases just means revenge on Casey.

The crime happened 40-ish minutes from my house. I watched and blogged about it. I'm 100% sure she's guilty.

But the court of law found her not guilty, and at this time I would rather my tax dollars be spent on things that make real difference in people's lives. This is almost like watching Christians pray upon gay people because they insist gays are guilty of crimes against god. Just a waste of time and money.

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I am opposed to using the dirty trick of federal charges to circumvent double jeopardy. it is disgusting

imago said:

Serena said:

and why is that? at least it's for something good and not just silliness. There were quite a few people here that followed/discussed the trial, so just thought I'd update on current related activities.

[Edited 10/4/11 15:16pm]

I never said it wasn't for good. Just a bizarre thread.

And, I doubt people's motivations are for justice for a girl they never met and a crime they weren't present for. Justice for Caylee in many cases just means revenge on Casey.

The crime happened 40-ish minutes from my house. I watched and blogged about it. I'm 100% sure she's guilty.

But the court of law found her not guilty, and at this time I would rather my tax dollars be spent on things that make real difference in people's lives. This is almost like watching Christians pray upon gay people because they insist gays are guilty of crimes against god. Just a waste of time and money.

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And the only reason they came back with a NG verdict was because the jurors who had voted guilty caved in & went along with the others. All they cared about was going home and making $$ after the trial, which is why I don't like sequestered juries. Hence the one juror who first said they were holding out for 6 figures and another was paid $75k for an interview.

OnlyNDaUsa said:

I am opposed to using the dirty trick of federal charges to circumvent double jeopardy. it is disgusting

Well, take it up with the Fifth Amendment then.

Get over it!

As much as I despise the verdict in this case I LOATHE the utter foolishness that the Prosecution brought to court...

When you're the Prosecutor in any case YOU.HAVE.TO.BRING.IT.

sadly, it just wasn't done in this case... that woman will suffer for the rest of her days but I'll let her stew in it, I have other shit to worry about in this life...

Hmm, well I see this was a mistake posting this on the org, I should've known better.