Day 6: Casey Anthony Jury Selection Murder Trial in the Death of Caylee Anthony … Juror #1394 Says “I would see that as a guilt by omission if you will”
DAY 6: Casey Anthony was just slapped with a dose of reality that should have made her cry, it did not …
And it is my conviction that any failure to participate or be engaged entirely in that process would probably overshadow my ability to be objective about actual commission of a crime. I would see that as a guilt by omission if you will.
BOMBSHELL, ITS TIME FOR THE DEFENSE TO WORRY … Casey Anthony, attorney Jose Baez and the rest of the Team Casey defense team just got a cold hard reality check this morning by a prospective juror #1394 during the Q & A.What appeared to be an average, every day, American mom … the 2011′s version of Marian Cunningham said a mouthful that should cause pause and shock to tot mom Casey Anthony and her defense team. The potential juror does not watch Nancy Grace, nor Geraldo Rivera nor really did not watch much of the story of the disappearance and death of Caylee and the accusations of murder against Casey Anthony. However, that did not stop her from saying the powerful message below that the State prosecution better be writing down as part of their opening statement.
Out of the mouth of this average American asked to do jury duty came the voice of reason of what most ever mom, dad, brother, sister and grandparent thinks in the back of their mind and knows to be true. Sorry Casey and Jose, no amount of legal BS, smoke and mirrors will be able to wash away the following … “And it is my conviction that any failure to participate or be engaged entirely in that process would probably overshadow my ability to be objective about actual commission of a crime.” Team Casey’s job just became almost impossible as this juror who would later be excused for cause, let the cat out of the bag and put a monkey wrench in the defense’s entire argument. This is what rational people think, no parent would obstruct or interfere in the investigation of their missing daughter. NO WAY JOSE … YOU ARE SUNK!
MUST SEE VIDEO OF POTENTIAL JUROR QUESTION
Transcript Scared Monkeys Forum, Hat Tip: texasmom:
Judge Perry: Do you recall any thing about those conversation that you night have over heard?
Female Potential Juror: Just that the general consensus was, that um, she, that the defendant was some how responsible for the child’s death.
Judge Perry: As a result of what you have gleamed from the news media and any conversation that you have heard from this case, have you formed any opinions or impressions about the defend’s guilt or innocence?
Female Potential Juror: Yes sir, but may I ask a question (judge: yes ma’am). On Monday morning you read a list of allegations (Judge, yes ma’am) And if I understand correctly there was more than one allegation suggestioning that she was uncooperation or unwilling to participate in the investigation.
Judge Perry: The allegation were that she was accused of providing false infoemation to a law enforcement officer.
Female Potential Juror: Pertaining to the investigation of the crime?
Judge Perry: Yes ma’am.
Female Potential Juror:Ok, then yes I do have an opinion.
Judge Perry: And what is that opinion ma’am, … and just be frank.
Day 6: Pic Hat Tip: Brandi – VIDEO feed screen shot - did Casey Anthony think that to lose a child is the worst thing that this earth has to serve on anyone or did it just interfere with clubbing?
Female Potential Juror: OK, I will. I believe that to lose a child is the worst thing that this earth has to serve on anyone. It changes the way you see the world, it is out of the natural order of things, no matter the circumstance of that loss. My husband and I did lose a son in a car crash. Being totally involved and cooperative with the investigation that included things like the grisly details of the ME reports, scene reports, everything that went into compiling an accurate homicide report as much as it hurt us, was our parental obligation. And it is my conviction that any failure to participate or be engaged entirely in that process would probably overshadow my ability to be objective about actual commission of a crime. I would see that as a guilt by omission if you will.
Judge Perry: Let me ask you this mam, as a result of your personal life experience…
Female Potential Juror: Yes sir
Judge Perry: And as a result of what you’ve just told me, do you think you could be a fair and impartial juror in deciding this case?
Female Potential Juror: After much thought, I do not think that I could be. I believe that the opinion I just expressed would somehow overshadow my objectivity.
Judge Perry: As I told you before earlier mam one of the things we wanted to do was to have every juror be candid
Female Potential Juror: Yes.
Judge Perry: And to search their conscience, and I commend you for your candor.
GAME, SET, MATCH and CHECKMATE Casey Anthony and Jose Anthony. Sorry, but this is the common thought of every rational adult whether they want to admit it or not. It is what weighs in the back of every one’s mind … how could a mother who lost their child lie and obstruct justice if not to hide from involvement in the crime? No family situation, fabrications of sexual abuse, dysfunctional family, maturity or size of one’s brain answers the question of why waiting a month to state a child is missing and lying to law enforcement regarding you missing daughter.
Hey Baez, ya might want to think about that plea deal.
Posted May 14, 2011 by Scared Monkeys Casey Anthony, Caylee Anthony, Crime, Death Penalty, Deceased, endangering the welfare of a child, Facebook, Judicial, Justice, Legal - Court Room - Trial, Murder | 6 comments |
Connecticut Jury Deliberates For 2nd Day in Steven Hayes Home Invasion, Rape, Murder Case (Update: Hayes Sentenced to Death)
Hey Jury, what are you thinking … PUT HIM TO DEATH!!!
A jury in Connecticut deliberates for a second day in the in the sentencing phase of the Steven Hayes home invasion case and murder case. They are deciding as to whether Hayes will be out to death or spend life in prison. The real question might be what is taking the jury so long?
Convicted Murderer Steven Hayes
A second day? What the hell is this jury thinking?Did this jury not pay attention to the heinous and brutal murders that Steven Haves was convicted of? Honestly, who the hell cares what a paid expert witness psychiatrist said regarding Hayes emotional state? Are you kidding me? The murder shocked the small town and Cheshire, CT as the crime took place in the middle of the night on July 23, 2007 and outraged a country.
Steven Hayes was convicted last month of killing a Cheshire woman and her two daughters in 2007.
Dr. Petit, left, with his daughters Michaela, front, Hayley, center rear, and his wife, Jennifer Hawke-Petit. His wife and two daughters were killed during a home invasion in Cheshire, CT in 2007.
The New Haven jury weighed Hayes’ sentence for a second day Saturday, at one point asking to hear some of the testimony from a psychiatrist who said Hayes was in an extreme emotional state triggered after another man also charged in the case.
If there was ever a shut and cut case of giving some one a needle, in fact give him two, it would be the Steven Hayes case. This POS was convicted, along with his accomplice Joshua Komisarjevsky, of sexually assaulting and strangling Jennifer Hawke-Petit, pouring gasoline on her two daughters and setting their house on fire.
Take a good read of how the mom and two daughters were raped and murdered and ask yourself when this oiece of grabage should be be put to death.
Authorities said Komisarjevsky spotted the mother and two daughters at a grocery store, followed them home and returned later with Hayes.
They beat the girl’s father (who managed to escape after being tied to a pole in the basement) and forced Hawke-Petit to take out money from a bank before raping and choking her to death.
The men then tied the daughters to a bed, placed pillow covers over their heads and poured gasoline on them before setting the house on fire, authorities added. Both girls died from smoke inhalation, and one of the daughters was sexually assaulted.
UPDATE I: Steven Hayes Sentenced to DEATH!!!
Rapist and murderer Steven Hayes has been sentenced to death on 6 separate counts, and the judge accepts the verdicts. Was there any other sentence that could have been given? If not, there is no reason to have the death penalty in CT.
Posted November 6, 2010 by Scared Monkeys Crime, Death Penalty, Deceased, Legal - Court Room - Trial, Murder, Rape, Sexual Assault, WTF | 11 comments |
Caylee/Casey Anthony Case Breaking News: Rumors That Roy Black Joins Forces With Jose Baez False
Expected to be announced at the 9am scheduled press conference this morning, Roy Black, of William Kennedy Smith and Rush Limbaugh aquittal-fame, has signed on to join the defense team representing Casey Anthony in the charges against her for allegedly murdering her 34 month old daughter Caylee Marie Anthony.
Update: Jose Baez did announce the addition of 2 new lawyers to the case, Ann Finnell and Dorothy Clay Simms.
Read the rest at Blink on Crime:
Posted September 14, 2010 by Klaasend Casey Anthony, Caylee Anthony, Crime, Death Penalty, Facebook, Murder | 8 comments |
Ready, Aim, FIRE … Ronnie Lee Gardner Executed by Firing Squad in Utah
Ronnie Lee Gardner wont be down for breakfast …
49 year old Ronnie Lee Gardner was executed by firing squad last night in in Salt Lake City, Utah. Gardner was sentenced to death for a 1985 capital murder conviction from the fatal courthouse shooting of attorney Michael Burdell during an escape attempt.
Ronnie Lee Gardner, death by firing squad, how retro
Pics can be seen here.
Gardner was executed at 12:17 am as a Utah firing squad took marksman ain at the target placed over his heart. I must admit, I did not even know that we had execution by firing squad anymore. Actually, Gardner was allowed to choose between the firing squad and lethal injection because he was sentenced to death before Utah eliminated the firing squad as an option in 2004. Gardner told told his lawyer he did it because he preferred it. Ask and you shall receive, and Gardner did.
In an eyewitness account, Associated Press reporter Jennifer Dobner wrote, “There was no blood splattered across the white cinderblock wall at the Utah State Prison. No audible sounds from the condemned. I couldn’t see his eyes. I never saw the guns and didn’t hear the countdown to the trigger-pull.”
Gardner, when given the opportunity to say any last words, replied “I do not, no.” A black hood was then fastened over his head, and shortly thereafter the executioners followed a count down from five to two and then fired the shots that ended Gardner’s life.
Gardner was allowed to choose between the firing squad and lethal injection because he was sentenced to death before Utah eliminated the firing squad as an option in 2004. He told his lawyer he did it because he preferred it – not because he wanted the controversy surrounding the execution to draw attention to his case or embarrass the state.
In the end, good riddance to bad rubbish.
However, for such a retro death penalty talk about your new age of commuication way to communicate the death sentence. After Gardner was put to death by firing squad, it was tweeted on Twitter.
Shortly after midnight in the US state of Utah, Attorney General Mark Shurtleff picked up his Apple iPhone, opened up a Twitter “app” on his handset and began tweeting.
But Mr Shurtleff’s 134-character composition was no ordinary post. This was not a piece of miscellany from the 53-year-old’s home life, a link chosen to amuse or interest his followers, nor even a political prod at his Democratic rivals.
Instead, Mr Shurtleff used Twitter to announce that most important of all things: the death of a human being, convicted murderer Ronnie Lee Gardner.
Posted June 18, 2010 by Scared Monkeys Crime, Death Penalty, Deceased, Internet, Murder | 2 comments |
Caylee/Casey Anthony Case: Is Jose Baez Out?
Orlando, FL– Following a Thursday afternoon request for a status meeting request by newly self-appointed-by-way-of recusal, Chief Judge Belvin Perry, Jose Baez filed a notice of unavailability to the 9th Circuit court.
In fact, he filed notices of unavailability in every case he has on the docket.
Read the rest at Blink on Crime:
Posted April 26, 2010 by Klaasend Casey Anthony, Caylee Anthony, Crime, Death Penalty, Missing Persons, Murder | 8 comments |