Reply #27: Yeah it was interesting to me that one of the jurors said she could [View All]

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believe more that an accidental drowning happened and that George Anthony was involved in the cover up.

This was not based on any evidence. She believed George Anthony's involvement based on his demeanor. But somehow Casey's behavior was just "bad behavior" and didn't mean she was guilty of anything.


“I can walk from here to there and make it happen,” she said of the defense’s theory of an accidental death by drowning in the family pool.
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The 31 days of no report that her daughter was missing and partying was not significant, the juror said. “It looks very bad. The behavior is very bad. But, bad behavior is not enough to prove a crime. It’s not,”
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George Anthony was a factor in the jury's decision, she said. “Because he was clearly dishonest. He was evasive,” she said, indicating that he switched from side to side. “He was being difficult,” she said, wondering why he could not just answer the questions asked of him. She also indicated that she felt he was involved in the crime in some way. “I think he was there,”


http://www.huliq.com/10473/juror-3-casey-anthony-trial-speaks-abcs-nightline-video

My theory - the jury believed the defense argument without any evidence and they called it a day.