Ok fine. So the judge, who is presiding over the Casey Anthony trial, ruled this week that the public will not be able to see the video of Casey in jail. The video shows Casey’s reaction to remains being found, as reported on TV. However, the public knew nothing of the identity. Not yet anyways. Casey sure did. In the video, Casey hyperventilated, doubled over and requested a sedative or something. Months before, when a small child’s bones were found, Casey had no reaction. This time; however, she reacted almost as if she knew whom they found this time. Especially, where the remains were found. A few blocks from her own home.

Now you tell me, would she have reacted that way to any kids’ bones being discovered? Hell no. Casey already demonstrated a no reaction to that very fact, as noted above. She knew. She has known all along. From day one. June 16th to December 12th, Caylee’s poor remains sat in that, water filled, trash strewn, swamp of a lot. Like the rest of the garbage that surrounded her. Casey decided that this over grown, vine-infested area would suffice as a final resting place for Caylee. And now she is on video, boo-hooing about someone taking her daughter’s remains away. Judge Strickland says no, we can’t see the video based on it being too inflammatory. Why?

I’ll tell you why. It is an admonishment of guilt, that’s why. We, the public, might not be able to see it, but that’s ok. We were described the events by jail personnel anyway. Besides, you can bet the farm that this video will be admitted as evidence. We’ll get to see it then. The defense is under the assumption of a victory, but I see no win here. Just the thought of knowing that Casey reacted in that fashion, which by the way, if you ask me, was the only normal act she’s committed, since July 15th, her arrest. Even that day, Casey acted abnormally. Her child is missing and she walks out of her house in hand cuffs, smiling. Do you see the irking here?

Her whole demeanor throughout this affair has been one of fabricated stories, two I think, of Caylee’s demise, made-up caretakers with no verification avenues. It goes on and on and by now, with Florida’s sunshine law, we all should know it by heart. I know most of it and what I don’t know, of the evidence, there are plenty of people who do. And I know some of them. It doesn’t take a genius to figure out that Casey’s goose is not just cooked, but well done. I wouldn’t even risk contaminating the fork to stick in her, as they say. Still, she’s done.

The public doesn’t need to see the jail video, we’ve read about it. The State prosecutors don’t need it, but they’ll take it. Casey’s bozo of a lawyer doesn’t want it at all. He knows that it shows, his honey of a client, acting guilty as hell. Why else would he want to motion for it not to be released? Invasion of privacy? Yea right. Nothing in jail is private. Not even the jail visits or going to the bathroom. You don’t see stalls around any of the toilets in the cells do you? Privacy violation, my ass. This video they’re talking about. Just throw it up atop the pile of, still mounting, evidence. It is just another nail. A nail of justice, sealing Casey Anthony’s casket of evil. Video? We don’t need no stinking video.

Jeff Payne

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