[central_va]

So what you’re saying is that if a body can be hidden well enough that by the time it’s found, cause and time of death cannot be determined, then you’d be unwilling to convict anyone of killing the deceased despite a plethora of other evidence (including behavior) that the accused committed the crime? Seriously?

If a dead child is thrown in the woods and it decays into a skeleton is it still a murder?

I'd love to ask Scott Peterson if he followed the trial on DEATH ROW.

[bushpilot1]

The jury surmised more money to be had on an acquittal than a conviction.

[CAluvdubya]

Can you believe that a CA jury actually got it right?

I guess this jury needed Casey to go sit on a rock in the woods near Caylee's little body a couple of times instead of reveling at her dissposal by partying and getting "the Good Life" tatoos...