Break out the back fat…no pun intended..
Here we see, Casey, donning her lovely tattoo. I’m sure she didn’t have those fat rolls when she got inked. I’m not sure which is funnier: The back fat, or the strange rash, apparently from jailhouse cooties. She must be skipping her baths, gee, I wonder why? Hmmmm….
Cootie back!
So, I had to Photoshop this pic….wheeeeeee!
Photoshop Rocks!
Update: Susan Atkins is dead.
I am still receiving a lot of hits to my blog searching for Susan Atkins. She was denied parole on September 2, 2009. She was wheeled into court on a gurney and supposedly slept through the whole hearing. She died yesterday, September 24, 2009, at the age of 61. Here is the Yahoo Article on her death.
Here is a snippet from the Yahoo Article:
“I was stoned, man, stoned on acid,” Atkins testified during the trial’s penalty phase.
“I don’t know how many times I stabbed (Tate) and I don’t know why I stabbed her,” she said. “She kept begging and pleading and begging and pleading and I got sick of listening to it, so I stabbed her.”
She said she felt “no guilt for what I’ve done. It was right then and I still believe it was right.” Asked how it could be right to kill, she replied in a dreamy voice, “How can it not be right when it’s done with love?”
One down, at least 8 to go, if some of the others aren’t dead already.
The Prosecution’s Response to Bozo!
As we all know, Bozo thought that he had someone over a barrel with his ability to type out the word “Spoliation” and put it into an actual motion. If you haven’t read the Prosecution’s Response to Bozo, you can read it here. It turns out, that even with all these high powered, big wig attorneys helping him, he still doesn’t know his law. This is sad, yet so deliciously entertaining, and I am beginning to think that Bozo really should have been a clown in the circus. He is just too funny for words. Really. With that being said, I have decided to “draw up” what I think his next motion (to avoid defending this motion) will be….so here I go….
Motion to Dismiss Due to Exculpatorial Cranial Malfunction and Spoliation of Milk of Magnesium.
Comes now the defendant, My Sexy Pants, by and through counsel, and moves the Court to enter an Order compelling the State of Florida to please give me a break. In support thereof, the defendant would allege that:
1. After I made the motion to dismiss, my brains were in my lap after having to spell the word “spoliation”. Then I came out of my office to discover a local news lady, whose initials are KB, hounding me about how I managed to spell such a big word, and did I know what it meant. The media is making a mockery of me.
2. Later that night, I went to the Walgreens to buy my case of Milk of Magnesium, since it is mother’s milk to me now, and I was accosted by a local law enforcement officer who wanted to know why I didn’t like Maalox better.
3. Instances 1 and 2 have now caused an confligration of eculpatory procedure. It is as plain, and big, as the nose on Andrea Lyon’s face.
4. Cranial malfunction, under Darren Stevens vs. Endora the Witch 1968, clearly shows that this can happen to anyone dealing with witches, famous people, high powered attorneys, etc..
5. By asking me all of these questions, that I am clearly unable to answer, the State has caused me to be unable to form a complete thought, and now I am confused.
6. It is my and my client’s belief, that these people were strategically placed at the Walgreens and outside my office, in order to shake some truth out of me, by the State. This is appalling, I know that word, because Andrea Lyon taught it to me, the other day. So there, KB.
Therefore, in the interest of my clients constitutional rights, the defense asks the court to:
A. Make the State reimburse Jose Baez one case of Milk of Magnesium.
B. Allow 10 days for the defense to respond to the State’s response.
C. Dismiss my clients case, because now I really have no defense. Thank you, KB!
Going back in time…Cindy’s interview April 2009
I went back and read Cindy’s interview from April 2009. With all that has
come to light since then, I thought I’d go back in time and read this
again. I think with all the circus that this has become, what really
matters is what was said in the beginning, when everything was fresh in
their minds. Here’s what I found. *Complete with an asterisk to mark my own witty commentary after each statement. Enjoy!
Casey says that a picture of Caylee, in an apartment with a drum set, is
Zanny’s apartment.
Ricardo Morales later identifies it as his apartment.
Cindy then tells investigators that it is really Ricardo’s apartment and
that he identified it as such.
She then tries to pin it on Ricardo Morales.
Cindy says this to investigators in one of her first interviews about the
apartment situation…
Cindy Anthony – “And I’m not sure exactly what apartment number it is, but
he lives in that complex. In that, over there, okay. Um, the detectives
also said that there’s a person by the name of Zaneida looking at
apartments in that. So, I don’t know if Casey knew…I don’t know what that
tie is in I haven’t figured that out or not. But, um either Sergeant Allen
or um, Det. Melich said that you know a person by that name did look at
those apartments sometime back. So, I don’t know if Casey was aware of that
or what and used that as a reference and that’s why Zanny came into the
picture.”
*That Zanny! She sure is zany! AND mysterious! She could be anyone…but Casey. Right?
Cindy talking to investigators about cadaver dogs searching the yard:
“And I said, did they…did they look around the pool? Was there
anything…what if she fell getting off the ladder or getting to and from,
you know.”
*No, Cindy, we don’t know! To and from the hole that was dug in the yard? To and from the trunk of your daughter’s car? What are you saying, Cindy?
“We never let Caylee climb herself, we’re holding her. So, you know God
forbid something happened she slipped with her foot being wet…”
*Yes, Cindy! God forbid that this happened in the presence of her own mother. God Forbid!
As the investigator was talking about inconsistencies in Casey’s stories,
Cindy says:
“And not knowing what her motive is.”
*Shut your mouth, Cindy! Casey had no motive! Why would she have a motive? What motive? Come on!
When the investigator says that there have been misleading things done by
Casey with regard to finding Caylee, Cindy says “Right”.
*Yessir! Boy howdy! You ain’t a kiddin’, Mister! Mmmmm hmmmm! Oh yeah!
When talking to investigator about Casey’s story of Zanny having the car
wreck on the way back from Tampa, Cindy says:
“It may be a whole crap of lies, I don’t know that”.
*Such beautiful words, Cindy! A crap is too small, though. But, look at the bright side, all sh** flows downhill!
When she was talking to the investigator about George picking up the car from the tow company Cindy said: “Um, at that time he just knew it was garbage and he threw it…didn’t even think anything of it. Just and he even got back in the car and said, that car smells like, you know, something had died in it. And, you know, he’s been a homicide detective”.*So what you’re saying, Cindy, is that since George is so smart AND a homicide detective, then he should really know a dead body when he smells it, right?
“He’s smelled dead bodies. I’ve smelled dead bodies being a nurse. I’ve
been to the morgue before, I’ve smelled dead tissue, it smells bad…”
*So, Cindy, are you sure you know what a dead body smells like? Are you sure? ABSOLUTELY, I bet!
“It’s just a unique smell…”
*I am Cindy Anthony, and let me tell you, I’m a professional, and I know this much, a dead body has a unique smell, for sure. I tell all my students that, just in case they don’t understand the difference between rotten garbage and dead body smell.
Cindy told investigators when Lee was begging Casey to take them to Caylee,
in Cindy’s words, Casey said to Lee: “I don’t want to disrupt her life.
Because from here on out Caylee’s life will never be the same”. Cindy then
tells investigators she never understood what Casey meant by that.
*Cindy, Cindy, Cindy! Tsk tsk! To know so much about dead body smells, and so little of reading between the lines, is a tragedy. Literally.
Cindy was asked by the investigator to answer a series of questions about
Casey. When the investigator asked “During her life, that you know her, and
the whole time, What significant stressors has she experienced?” Cindy
said, “I think the biggest stress in her life was her brother’s illness
when he was 16 and she was 13..”
*Wow, shouldn’t the biggest stress in her life be her kidnapped daughter who is in terrible danger? Way to go Cindy!
When the investigator asked, “Have you ever witnessed her become
overwhelmed by stress?” Cindy’s answer, “No”. Cindy went on to explain
that Casey did get a little upset over some pets dying one time.
*Hey Cindy! This would have been a good time to tell the part about Zanny stealing the baby! Don’t ya think? Huh? Maybe?
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This will have to be continued…LOL!
More links to new Casey docs and Audio Interviews…
I thought I’d post these links to the different new docs for those who haven’t heard or seen them.
Here is the audio interview of Leonard Padilla by investigators Warning: This is incredibly boring. However, you might want to take a listen.
New Photobucket Images Released and some old ones we’ve already seen.
Tracy McLaughlin Interview Tracy was inside the home when Casey was released.
Rob Dick Interview was one of the men who watched the house with Leonard, and was there when Casey was bonded out of jail.
The New Evidence released on Casey…
So I was checking out The Orlando Sentinel to see what was going on with Casey, and found some new pics I had not seen. They are part of the newest evidence that the State has released in Casey’s case. This particular pic was from Casey’s cell phone, and is being used as evidence by the prosecution. Out of all the pics, this one bothered me the most. Absinthe is basically poison, and it is illegal in the US. If you aren’t familiar with Absinthe, you can read about it HERE. The weird thing is, I mentioned Absinthe in my Tale of King George and Queen Cynthia Part III. So here’s the pic. It is really creepy to know that Casey had access to something this dangerous. It’s just another something in this sordid tale that makes me wonder.
Ca-a-a-a-sey! Can we party with you, we brought your favorite drink!
