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<blockquote data-quote="DDD" data-source="post: 443385" data-attributes="member: 35"><p>Klmno, you're right I have very negative feelings about the SA office from my grandson's case. BUT that does not mean that I say "yeah, the SA lost a case". I'm seventy years old and I have spent almost fifty years as a child advocatel...maybe a few years short of that, lol, but not much. I have an FBI agent in the family, two military Colonels, was President of the DAR, and two law enforcements among my six children. Take my word for it...I am not stating my position based on my grandson. I completely believe in law and order. I am a flag waver. I have proven that I am a child advocate on a local and State level. But, I don't think people should send someone to death because they "think" they are guilty. I honestly do not believe that the case was proven. I, also, don't believe it could be proven. There are too many "ifs". Yes, it is easy after listening to three years of press to believe that Casey is guilty. in my humble opinion it was not proven. Obviously, the Jury also did not believe it was proven. Is it a perfect crime? I don't know. Personally I would prefer that a guilty person be let free than sentence an innocent person to death. Like many of you my heart breaks for the family. Having raised two grandsons I totaly understand the position the Anthony's were in. Because of that experience I think I feel for them more than those who have not raised a second generation. It's very sad and complex. Rest assured my views are not singular. DDD</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DDD, post: 443385, member: 35"] Klmno, you're right I have very negative feelings about the SA office from my grandson's case. BUT that does not mean that I say "yeah, the SA lost a case". I'm seventy years old and I have spent almost fifty years as a child advocatel...maybe a few years short of that, lol, but not much. I have an FBI agent in the family, two military Colonels, was President of the DAR, and two law enforcements among my six children. Take my word for it...I am not stating my position based on my grandson. I completely believe in law and order. I am a flag waver. I have proven that I am a child advocate on a local and State level. But, I don't think people should send someone to death because they "think" they are guilty. I honestly do not believe that the case was proven. I, also, don't believe it could be proven. There are too many "ifs". Yes, it is easy after listening to three years of press to believe that Casey is guilty. in my humble opinion it was not proven. Obviously, the Jury also did not believe it was proven. Is it a perfect crime? I don't know. Personally I would prefer that a guilty person be let free than sentence an innocent person to death. Like many of you my heart breaks for the family. Having raised two grandsons I totaly understand the position the Anthony's were in. Because of that experience I think I feel for them more than those who have not raised a second generation. It's very sad and complex. Rest assured my views are not singular. DDD [/QUOTE]
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