Trial ~ 6/24 Day #27

[jade]

Jade...you could be right but as I said she does seem taller to me in the pic too.

I agree. She does look taller in the pic.

[wildroses]

Do you have a "snipping tool" on your laptop?
If you do, click on it, then the video that you are watching will freeze.
Then you can capture the frame you want, save it in your pic.
Go to photo buchet, load it up, then you can copy and paste it here.

I don't have a clue!!!!

[bbeba103]

Last quote does not exists!

I thought the samething why would someone take a picture if caylee trying to open the sliding door.

I agree something is very wrong with that picture.

[RatPatrol]

If you wanna see 'weird'... zoom into the sliding door pic and look at her left arm. Then look at her left hand... where the hell are her fingers? Missing. This photo is full of weirdness, including an electrical plug on the wall that is way out of proportion (too tall for its width). This be some funky shit here.

[jade]

I don't have a clue!!!!

I just use the Print Screen key.

[bbeba103]

How this story changed from kidnapped to an accident in the family pool.

And Casey couldn't even get the date right as to the date she seen Caylee..





Interesting Casey talks about Caylee's gym shoes wasn't it mentioned today or yesterday that no gym shoes were found with Caylee's remains.

[gwen]

If you wanna see 'weird'... zoom into the sliding door pic and look at her left arm. Then look at her left hand... where the hell are her fingers? Missing. This photo is full of weirdness, including an electrical plug on the wall that is way out of proportion (too tall for its width). This be some funky shit here.

You're right!

[Noor]

I don't have a clue!!!!

On my laptop, a dell, when I click on "start" the first icon is the "snipping tool".

That's all I can tell you...

[wildroses]

I just use the Print Screen key.

Thank you.

On my laptop, a dell, when I click on "start" the first icon is the "snipping tool".

That's all I can tell you...

Well heck, now that you told me where to look, I found it!

[bbeba103]

Today Jvm reported how she took the same elevator with Cindy, Lee, and George.

She noticed how Cindy and Lee were close to each other speaking yet George was by himself facing the wall holding his bible, jvm explained George wasn't facing the elevator door but facing directly the wall.

Wonder what that meant ...

[wildroses]

Today Jvm reported how she took the same elevator with Cindy, Lee, and George.

She noticed how Cindy and Lee were close to each other speaking yet George was by himself facing the wall holding his bible, jvm explained George wasn't facing the elevator door but facing directly the wall.

Wonder what that meant ...

Maybe he couldn't handle looking at his wife and son, knowing the lies they told....................if he is considering telling the truth.

[bbeba103]

Maybe he couldn't handle looking at his wife and son, knowing the lies they told....................if he is considering telling the truth.

I hope god guides George and little Caylee to do the right thing.

They also mentioned seeing Lee before a few weeks back when he was present in court when everyone went to their mid afternoon break/lunch Lee was seen eating a sandwich in a near by shop alone.

While George and Cindy were together at a different location.

[CSI]

Is that the same dress in the 2nd b/d photo as in the photo at the glass door?

[RatPatrol]

Just for fun and speculation:



The image on the left is the ABC News photo from today's court session. It is 256 pixels wide.

The photo on the right is stolen from another board - origin unclear - and it is also 256 pixels wide.

Note that although both pix are the same width, and both pix are cropped identically, the left image is considerably taller. Stretched vertically IOW. How it got that way is anybody's guess at this point. I hope Mr. Ashton is looking into this tonight. It's not like an altered photo is going to change the outcome of the trial, but Baez getting busted for getting his Photoshop on would have high comedic value

[wildroses]

Is that the same dress in the 2nd b/d photo as in the photo at the glass door?

Oh gosh, it looks like it could be. It's hard to tell what the pattern is on the b.d. pic.




No, I just looked at the video. Caylee is either wearing a bathing suit or a sunsuit.


http://abclocal.go.com/ktrk/video?id=81 ... eo-8155334

[CSI]

Just for fun and speculation:



The image on the left is the ABC News photo from today's court session. It is 256 pixels wide.

The photo on the right is stolen from another board - origin unclear - and it is also 256 pixels wide.

Note that although both pix are the same width, and both pix are cropped identically, the left image is considerably taller. Stretched vertically IOW. How it got that way is anybody's guess at this point. I hope Mr. Ashton is looking into this tonight. It's not like an altered photo is going to change the outcome of the trial, but Baez getting busted for getting his Photoshop on would have high comedic value

I sure hope the pros picks up on that. They are really sharp.

Does anyone have any idea what the paperwork is that Baez filed to ask for a dismissal because of something the pros did? When Judge Perry was reading it to himself, I thought his expression said it all.

[bbeba103]

Just for fun and speculation:



The image on the left is the ABC News photo from today's court session. It is 256 pixels wide.

The photo on the right is stolen from another board - origin unclear - and it is also 256 pixels wide.

Note that although both pix are the same width, and both pix are cropped identically, the left image is considerably taller. Stretched vertically IOW. How it got that way is anybody's guess at this point. I hope Mr. Ashton is looking into this tonight. It's not like an altered photo is going to change the outcome of the trial, but Baez getting busted for getting his Photoshop on would have high comedic value

Dayum the picture provided by Jose Baez they made Caylee much taller and much thinner.

I hope the prosecution would see this picture but some how I doubt they will.

[wildroses]

Just for fun and speculation:



The image on the left is the ABC News photo from today's court session. It is 256 pixels wide.

The photo on the right is stolen from another board - origin unclear - and it is also 256 pixels wide.

Note that although both pix are the same width, and both pix are cropped identically, the left image is considerably taller. Stretched vertically IOW. How it got that way is anybody's guess at this point. I hope Mr. Ashton is looking into this tonight. It's not like an altered photo is going to change the outcome of the trial, but Baez getting busted for getting his Photoshop on would have high comedic value

She definitely looks more like a 2 1/2+ year old in the pic on the right.

Even though the one on the left shows her at the same place relative to the handle on the door, it does make a person think she is much taller than she really is.

I too, hope Ashton can get under Baez' skin if he can get someone to show the Judge the pic was manipulated/messed with. I'm bad.

[CherokeeKid]

An image projected on a courtroom monitor showing Cindy Anthony, left, and her granddaughter Caylee at the family pool at their home is submitted into evidence in the Casey Anthony trial at the Orange County Courthouse in Orlando, Fla. , on Friday, June 24, 2011. Anthony, 25, is charged with the murder of her 2-year old daughter in 2008. Defense attorneys showed jurors several photos on Friday that they hope bolster their argument that the toddler drowned and wasn't murdered.

I get the feeling that all those pictures look "stretched". Like in this one, Caylee looks again much taller. And Cindy's lower leg looks also quite long, IMO.

I don't know if the setting of the monitor makes those pictures appear "stretched" or if it's the ankle those images were photographed by journalists and then published. It would be really bold if Baez had those photos tampered with.

I cannot remember if the jury got the video to see where Caylee was on her great-grandfather's nursing home. In this video, Caylee looks and acts still like a little toddler, more baby-like and I can not imagine that she would have been able to open that heavy glass door or climb up that ladder. JMO.

[CherokeeKid]

Lee Anthony testifies in the murder trial against his sister Casey Anthony at the Orange County Courthouse on Wednesday, June 1, 2011. Casey Anthony, 25, is charged with murder in the 2008 death of her daughter Caylee. If convicted, she could be sentenced to death.

The jury got also this kind of face to see during the trial. When Lee testified for the prosecution, it didn't seem that it was that difficult for him to be in the courtroom.

[CherokeeKid]

Day 27: Teary Testimony, Deliberations Soon?
Defense Plans To Rest Next Week

POSTED: 5:54 pm EDT June 24, 2011
UPDATED: 6:16 pm EDT June 24, 2011

ORLANDO, Fla. -- The jury for Casey Anthony’s first-degree murder trial could be deliberating by July 4, if predictions by the judge hold true.

In a day of testimony that brought tears from two of Casey Anthony’s family members, the defense told Judge Belvin Perry it plans to rest its case by next Thursday.

Anthony's mother and brother cried on the stand Friday morning as the defense pressed its theory of accidental drowning and family issues.

Lead defense attorney Jose Baez showed jurors a series of photos that they hope bolster their argument that the toddler drowned and wasn't murdered.

STAY UPDATED: Casey iPhone App

Casey's attorneys showed photos of little Caylee Anthony climbing a ladder into the above-ground pool as her grandmother, Cindy, supported her from behind.

From the witness stand, Cindy testified that Caylee was able to open a sliding glass door that led to the backyard pool.

Cindy testified that she saw the pool ladder had been left down on June 16, 2008. Prosecutor Linda Drane Burdick pointed out that Cindy had changed her testimony on that subject in prior testimony and depositions.

WATCH: Cindy On Pool Ladder
WATCH: Caylee Home Video

Casey's attorneys contend that Caylee drowned in the pool at the family's home and that her mother didn't kill her.

Lee Anthony, Casey's brother, also took the stand and spoke about stains in Casey's car.

Lead defense attorney Jose Baez did not ask Lee about any sex abuse claims that he mentioned in opening statements.

Lee broke down on the stand when Baez asked why he did not visit Casey in the hospital when she gave birth to Caylee. Lee said in court that he was upset with Casey and Cindy over the two keeping his sister's pregnancy a secret.

Casey also cried as her brother testified about the family tension.

“This is kind of the second part of the defense to showing the child died by accident, and the actions of Casey Anthony afterward are understandable," WESH 2 News legal analyst Judge O.H. Eaton said. “They’re not there yet. They’re beginning, but they’re going to have to have some evidence of sexual abuse.”

“I think the jury believes there’s something else there that he didn’t feel comfortable coming forward with,” said Orlando criminal defense attorney and WESH 2 News legal analyst Richard Hornsby.

In cross-examination Friday afternoon, prosecutor Jeff Deen accused Lee of supporting the defense, while refusing to meet with prosecutors ahead of his testimony.

Ashton questioned Lee’s emotional responses and memory as compared to his prior testimony and deposition.

“Lee doesn’t want to give up his sister,” said veteran prosecutor and defense attorney Jeff Deen, who also provides legal analysis for WESH 2 News.

“At the end of the day I think (Lee) was a wash,” said Hornby.

Also Friday, the defense called several authorities to the stand, including an OCSO deputy who testified why he handcuffed Casey when authorities first responded to the family home in 2008.

The defense later called Detective Yuri Melich to the stand, one of the lead investigators in the case.

Melich testified about phone records he subpoenaed, including those of Roy Kronk, the man who found Caylee’s remains in December 2008.

Legal experts believe the defense will call Kronk to the stand, whom the defense claims moved Caylee’s remains to the final place they were found.

“Roy Kronk is definitely coming down the road,” said Hornsby.

After the jury had left for the day, Perry asked Baez when he believed the defense would rest its case. Baez estimated Wednesday or Thursday.

Prosecutor Linda Drane Burdick said she expected the state would need up to a day for rebuttal testimony.

Perry projected that he may be able to read the jury instructions on July 2, meaning deliberations could begin that day.

A court spokeswoman said that if the jury has the case by July 4, a holiday, deliberations would take place.

Testimony continues at 9 a.m. Saturday.


Videos and Photos at link:

http://www.wesh.com/casey-anthony-exten ... etail.html


(RatPatrol: You can also catch a glimpse of "Madame Clerk" at the videos with Judge Perry. Btw, she reminds me of "Pam" from the HBO series "Tru Blood". )

[bbeba103]

Casey Anthony Trial Update: Deputy says he didn't notice car smell

June 24, 2011

Casey Anthony wipes tears from her eye at her murder trial on June 24, 2011. (Credit: AP Photo/Red Huber) (CBS/WKMG/AP) ORLANDO, Fla. -Ryan Eberlin, the Orange County deputy who was dispatched to the Anthony home on June 15, 2008, took the stand to talk about that day he called to the home.

Eberlin said he did not notice a smell from Casey Anthony's car, but he was not specifically there to examine her car, CBS affiliate WKMG. While the jury was not present, Eberlin said he handcuffed Casey Anthony because he thought.

she may be a theft suspect after Cindy Anthony told him Casey Anthony had stolen from her, reports the station. He said he was quickly told to release her by a superior.

The defense has tried to block the jury from being told that Casey Anthony has pleaded guilty to check fraud after passing fraudulent checks from her best friend, Amy Huizenga's, checking account. Perry ruled that Casey Anthony's history of theft could be revealed to the jurors, but only as a means to explain why Casey Anthony was placed in handcuffs, the station reports. When Cindy Anthony called 911 on July 15, she first said Casey Anthony stole a car, and then on a third call told the dispatcher her granddaughter was missing.

The defense has questioned why Casey Anthony was not read her Miranda rights before being questioned the night of the 15th and the following day.

Lead Detective Yuri Melich was then called to the stand to discuss Casey Anthony's arrest. He said he arrested Anthony on July 16, 2008 after she took investigators to Universal Studios and admitted she did not work there. He said she was arrested due to elements of a crime, but also because he was concerned she might hurt herself, the station reports.

Anthony, 25, is charged with first-degree murder in the death Caylee and has pleaded not guilty. Anthony could face the death penalty if convicted. The Casey Anthony case was recently reported on by "48 Hours Mystery."

http://m.cbsnews.com/blogsstorysynopsis ... plitPage=3

[wanderer]

Good morning fellow posters, I will be here today to present a more fair and balanced view of this trial.

Thank you for the very warm and encouraging welcomes that I have had which stirs me to go forth and continue to make sure that you receive such balance.

I take it that I am also able, like other members here, to open the daily thread and then to have charge of that thread and control any posts that are most unsuitable ?

Just one question if I may ask, I notice that Judge Perry always wears the same clothes, is this the law or is this some type of fashion statement ?

[Heli]

My personal feeling has always been that the Anthony family should not be permitted to sit in the courtroom while other witnesses testify. Exclusion of witnesses is a basic principle of law and notwithstanding they are family of the victim, their presence creates a huge problem in my mind. If I were a juror, I'd take that into account when allocating weight to their collective testimony.

It's not rocket science to make reasonable inferences that the mad note taking by Cindy in the back of the court is for purposes of crafting their evidence when called to testify. When you know what all other witnesses have said, it's pretty simple for people like the Anthonys to fabricate stories that serve their purpose and remain mindful of the testimony of others.

[wildroses]

My personal feeling has always been that the Anthony family should not be permitted to sit in the courtroom while other witnesses testify. Exclusion of witnesses is a basic principle of law and notwithstanding they are family of the victim, their presence creates a huge problem in my mind. If I were a juror, I'd take that into account when allocating weight to their collective testimony.

It's not rocket science to make reasonable inferences that the mad note taking by Cindy in the back of the court is for purposes of crafting their evidence when called to testify. When you know what all other witnesses have said, it's pretty simple for people like the Anthonys to fabricate stories that serve their purpose and remain mindful of the testimony of others.

I think Judge Perry allowed them to stay in b/c he figured they would just watch the proceedings online anyway. At least this way he see's her taking the notes.