Did you see the news this morning? Casey Anthony has been released from jail.
News reports are saying that Casey will go home to her parents house with a GPS monitoring device, but she will have a representative of the bondsman watching over her at all times.
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Arab Proverb:
“Beware: Some liars tell the truth.”
Click here for an update on this case 3-03-2009
News is breaking today about a case I have reviewed: The Coralrose Fullwood case. A man named Patrick Dewayne Murphy has been arrested and charged in the death of Coralrose.
I reviewed videos of Coralrose’s father, Dale, and when I watched him, I didn’t trust him. Yet I knew that in the police investigation, the police did not find any DNA evidence of Dale on his daughter. Yet, I still couldn’t explain Dale’s behavior.
Read moreInterestingly, the Herald Tribune reports today that…
“Despite the arrest, authorities say the investigation is far from over.”
“We believe that other people are involved,” said [North Port Police Chief] Lewis, who explained that by ‘involved,’ he means people who either helped commit the crime, or who knew about it.”
I don’t think we’ve seen the entire puzzle of this case unfold yet either.
In my post last June, I wrote:
Do I trust Dale? I absolutely do not trust Dale. Do I think he killed his little girl? I cannot say. Was he involved somehow? I suspect so because he isn’t telling us all he knows. In my opinion, Dale knows more than he is admitting to, sadly — and the implications of that are a little more than I can handle thinking about…
The question is was Fullwood somehow connected to Murphy?
TampaBays10: “There is a $10,000 reward for information about Murphy. Anyone with information can call Crimestoppers at (800) 780-TIPS or the Coralrose Fullwood Hotline at (941) 429-7336.”
What do you think?
I haven’t been active with my blog for the last week because my dog (who has been sick with liver issues) came down with something really nasty. The vet called it old dog vestibular syndrome.
It’s when the dog’s central balance system goes out of whack. Their eyes dart in a rhythmic movement left-to-right and back — for days– before it resolves. They are unable to stand up, focus, walk, eat or drink. They tilt their head endlessly trying to find stable ground to no avail.
Read moreIt’s horrific to say the least, but it does resolve, and dogs (as well as cats) can go on to live perfectly normal lives after recovery of several days. The cause is usually idiopathic –meaning they don’t know why dogs or cats get this.
But today, however, in my exhaustion as my dog is walking, eating and drinking again with only a mild balance issue after four days of hell, I see a medication she was on for her liver issues could have caused this as well. No one told me!
Now I am mortified. Did I cause this? Is their a safer medication I can put her on?
Needless to say my mind is not on deception detection now, but hopefully as things resolve, I will be back!
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Keep me and my dog in your thoughts, please.
Did you hear the news that Mary Winkler got her three daughters back Friday?
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