just my humble opinion - be gentle!! 
I have not been keeping up with that story. The last I knew was that she was positively identified. Any evidence found to confirm what we all suspect to be true - Mommy did it?
I have had this arguement with my bf for months about this case. He is certain that Casey did it. While the evidence points to that fact, I am not convinced. I am sure people are going to lambast me about this but here it goes...
Unless they can positively connect the body to Casey Anthony, I don't see how they can convict her. All of the evidence is very circumstantial. I haven't watched the story in a while so maybe they can connect Casey to the body.
Yes, Casey went out and partied after her daughter went missing - a sign that she is a young and dumb girl, but not necessarily a murder. She has not exactly has a model upbringing herself. We draw our parentling skills from the experience of our own childhoods. Why do you think we all say at one point "omg, I've turned into my mother/father."
Yes, there was evidence on the computer about looking up info related to the murder, but can they prove it was actually Casey doing the research or was it someone else?
Yes, they found the duct tape in the Anthony household, but does that prove that Casey did it or did someone else actually do this?
Yes, they found evidence of death in her car, but does that prove she actually killed Caylee and put her in the car?
If I were a juror, I would want proof positive evidence before I convict someone to life in prison. Are there fingermarks on the body - hair, dna - anything that would connect Casey to the girl, the bag, the duct tape, etc.
What if it was the grandmother? Or a lover? Or someone else close to the family?
You never know...
There has bee such a media circus around this case thanks to Nancy Grace and her friends. There is no way that Casey will get a fair trial. This is not how the justice system is supposed to work. As much as we hate it, the laws do protect the guilty at times. However, they also protect the innocent and that is more important.
