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I read what you wrote.

It is full of innuendo, here say and circumstantial evidence.

The blanket, tape, garbage bag and other things found with the body are all mass produced items that are found in millions of homes in this country.

The tape was actually manufactured less than ten miles from my home at Henkel Corp. in Avon, OH. That makes me as likely to have placed it around there as she.

The car odor could have been anything, a steak that fell out of the bag on the way home from the grocery store,a rat, cat or other small animal that crawled into engine compartment to warm itself on a chilly evening and died there. Regardless there was no DNA evidence to prove that the child was ever in that car. There was no bodily fluid, and no residual effects beyond an odor.

The presents of Chloroform could have bean from any number of sources including but not limited to liquid or powdered laundry detergent that may have bean spilled and then cleaned up leaving a risidual of the chemical.

Your impression of the prosecutor and defense council couldn't be more irrelevant. Who cares if you believe they are honorable or street fighters. Your feelings about them should have NO bearing on the case, particularly if you where a juror.

She didn't report her child missing. This is a serious lapse of parenting, but there is no violation of law and by itself is no proof of guilt beyond being a real jerk. Maybe there should be a law against not reporting a missing child, but at this point there is not. Had there bean, they would have charged her with that crime.

She was exonerated of the crime. It is done. Unless evidence is found that somebody else was either involved in the child's death caylee will never receive justice in this World. Her mother could openly admit to the crimes and not be held accountable.

Look at Bill Ayers. He was released on a technicality and stated ‘guilty as sin, free as a bird!’ and there isn't a damn thing anybody could do about it.

I am amazed.

“The tape was actually manufactured less than ten miles from my home at Henkel Corp. in Avon, OH. That makes me as likely to have placed it around there as she. Except she is living in FL now ; not OH.

” You know you can cure ignorance; but you can’t stupid.

I guess they are right when they say “it takes all kinds to drive those freeways”.