Today, Casey Anthony was confirmed NOT GUILTY by a Florida court in the death of her daughter, Caylee. To me, a person who never believed that she was guilty of the murder in the first place, this was such a good call. Her confirmed innocence in this situation has most likely saved her from the death penalty, and saved another life from being lost.
But why aren't people happy that one less person is going to die? Apparently they're not. With comments such as "I think you're sorry for KILLING your daughter; I don't care what they've decided to do with you, but I honestly think you should be killed too" and "let's hope she doesn't have anymore children--she'll kill them too," I swear to God that my faith in humanity has been totally lost. People are so UGLY about this--it's like they WANT her to have been the one who killed her child. & how in the HELL can people want that? It drives me up the wall. She's a human being, too, and she deserves the right to be innocent--but no, you believed that she had to be the one who did it, since there was really nobody else who stuck out like a sore thumb as a killer. How sad is that?
I think it was justice that Casey Anthony was deemed innocent, and I'm sure that the death of Casey Anthony will be looked into more and will be further inspected. It may come back too actually pinpoint Casey Anthony as the killer, and it may find someone else entirely. It breaks my heart to know that people just refuse to believe that a mother wouldn't hurt her own kid.
That is all.
But why aren't people happy that one less person is going to die? Apparently they're not. With comments such as "I think you're sorry for KILLING your daughter; I don't care what they've decided to do with you, but I honestly think you should be killed too" and "let's hope she doesn't have anymore children--she'll kill them too," I swear to God that my faith in humanity has been totally lost. People are so UGLY about this--it's like they WANT her to have been the one who killed her child. & how in the HELL can people want that? It drives me up the wall. She's a human being, too, and she deserves the right to be innocent--but no, you believed that she had to be the one who did it, since there was really nobody else who stuck out like a sore thumb as a killer. How sad is that?
I think it was justice that Casey Anthony was deemed innocent, and I'm sure that the death of Casey Anthony will be looked into more and will be further inspected. It may come back too actually pinpoint Casey Anthony as the killer, and it may find someone else entirely. It breaks my heart to know that people just refuse to believe that a mother wouldn't hurt her own kid.
That is all.
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