bessie
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Amen to that!I hope you are right, and thank GOD for those club photos!
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Amen to that!I hope you are right, and thank GOD for those club photos!
To me, the severe hairstyle and ill-fitting and unflattering gray jacket made Casey look unattractive. Since (to me) her mannerisms are inappropriate a lot of the time, making her also look unattractive is a no-no. That jacket looked like it was bearing a grudge!
ORLANDO -- After being told she has to be in the courtroom, a different looking Casey Anthony showed up Friday.
She left the jail's blue jumpsuit behind for a gray suit.
"She's got her hair back in a bun she looks very matronly," said body language expert Susan Constantine.
Constantine has been following the Casey Anthony case for months now.
To the untrained eye, Anthony appeared to sit mostly without emotion, but Constantine said she seems depressed.
“Under her eyes she had dark circles. She had a little extra weight on her. Her mouth was turned down. Her lips were turned down. That's sadness,” Constantine said.
Constantine also observed the mother accused of killing her 2-year-old daughter was uneasy in the courtroom.
"There were several times where she was fidgeting with her hands at one point she was rubbing her hands together and what she was doing was showing she was anxious and nervous,” Constantine said. “She would take deep gulps during the hearing today and she looked like she was very nervous and she was concealing it."
Constantine said in previous court appearances Anthony appeared like she was acting like a movie star, smirking and strutting. She said her demeanor is changing.
“Everything is becoming real to her and its showing on her facial expressions and her demeanor.”
Ironically, the bun and the jacket kind of brought to mind an atmosphere of eau de prison matron I remember some older security guards at work looking like that in the 1970s and 1980s.
lol...I was thinking a pink angora with little Swarovski crystal/rhinestone buttons.:crazy:
A jury is going to watch EVERYTHING that she does, every turn in her chair, every smile, wink, nod, scowl, eye roll, tucking hair behind the ear, scratching her nose, rubbing her forehead, her posture, the movement of her lips when she whispers to her attorneys - EVERYTHING to look for some kind of sign that she cares, that she loved Caylee, if she misses her, anything...
Ok, people. We now have the handwriting analysis. Can we also have a thread about Casey's body language? I believe it is pertinent.
Here's my contribution: her rigid posture and expressionless face in the cars while being driven away.
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ITA !! I could care less wtf she is wearing- she could care less that her daughter is dead (even if she didn't kill her) and that her father WANTS to be dead!
This happens with most defendants, so its not suprising, but I dont think it was well thought out.
Because the public has seen the raunchy pics, and knows her to be a very flirty, overtly sexual young woman, it appears as just another of many lies, trying to present her in any other way.
The jail clothes would have garned more understanding and even relief from the public, imo. Showing that she is focused on the case, not her appearance. JMO
I kind of feel like, what else are you supposed to wear to court? You SHOULD be wearing a suit. Your hair SHOULD be tidy. It is a sign of respect.
I dont know what else everyone expects her to wear.
Personally, I could care less about this.
This is not newsworthy, IMO.
=)
one little thing I noticed which may just be a "nervous habit" , KC kept rubbing the palm of her hand... first thing I thought of when I saw it was Lady McBeth... Im probably reading more into it than I should.. but I kept thinking.. she's "rubbing off the Chloroform spot" (me thinks perhaps, I doth read too much Shakespeare!)
that is the one and only Shakespeare I can quote....know the line (somewhat--been years!) that I think of "out out da*n blood/spot?" can't remember but I know it is in reference to blood...that was what I was thinking with the hands rubbing all the time
http://www.cfnews13.com/News/Local/2009/1/30/what_anthony39s_body_language_means.html
kinda strange because she doesn't even talk about the smiling, flirting stuff..
I really think all those "sexy" pictures will never make it to trial. They would be called prejudicial and really have no meaning in a murder case. This trial will be all about forensic evidence and not what Ms Anthony does in her spare time.
I would imagine how she appears to a jury will be quite different than how she appears to all the people who have followed this case so closely.
I think Mr. Baez may need a jury consultant though and someone to help with her image. She doesn't need to look like a 30 year old librarian. She should look younger not older. I have to give his team an F for the best dressed prisoner. She looked really uncomfortable and the jacket didn't fit at all.
My fashion statement for the week. :banghead: