Casey Anthony
July 24, 2011 3 Comments
This is my obligatory Casey Anthony post. Still haven’t figured out who that actually is, though.
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I was sitting in a Car Wash waiting for my car when the verdict came down. There was a TV in the waiting room, and the other 7 or 8 people were very excited to be able to witness Justice in action. They were talking back and forth, sharing their opinions on various facts in the case.
I felt very left out. I had heard the name Casey Anthony. I even knew she was a Mom, and that her child was dead. Other than that, I still don’t know anything, other than the fact that most people seem to think she killed her child (I guess), but, apparently, the jury didn’t agree.
That is tragic.
Is she the same one as the ‘tot mom’? I keep hearing about this ‘tot mom’ person, which, as a phrase, doesn’t really narrow things down all that much.
I think it is, anyway.