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Scott Peterson's childhood pics:
http://www.courttv.com/trials/peterson/photo_gallery/scott/index.html?curPhoto=1
In my dreams my children are are still kids, not the grown people they have become.
George nailed it when he said if he lost Caylee, he's really lost Casey too.
No matter how much I hate seeing G & C trying to pretend their daughter isn't the evil person she became, I get why they are protecting her from the DP. Georges interview convinces me that George and Cindy both thought right away that Casey had done something that deserved the DP.
Cindy said, "We've lost Caylee." She knew.
I don't think G & C are fighting so hard because they are in denial and DON'T think Casey deserves the death penalty. I think they believe they think Casey DID do something and does.
But, Caylee is gone. I think the A's see Casey as damaged. No matter how much they hate Casey for what she did to Caylee (and I believe they do) they don't want the child they raised to die.
IMO
My thoughts exactly. I doubt these will help the defense at all.
I completely agree with you 100% Janis.They don't do a dang thing for me. What does what she looked like 15 or 20 years ago have to do her with killing Caylee? At least Casey got to grow up, Caylee only had 2 birthdays in her short life. I couldn't care less what Casey looked like back then.
I'm sure Scott P was adorable too....
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It is absolutely heartbreaking.
I look at those pictures of the family that seemed to have everything going for them. Smiling photos with (I assume) Grandma and Mom and Dad all together and happy. Brother and sister under the Christmas tree. What could be wrong?
I remember coming home from the hospital with my oldest child and sitting in the rocking chair weeping. My husband thought I was 'round the bend after he asked - I'm sure he regretted it - why I was crying. But all I could think about that day was that Ted Bundy and Jack the Ripper and Susan Smith and all the rest of the murderers were once innocent little babies whose mothers had hopes and dreams for them. They were all once precious and sweet, babbling and cooing for the world to admire. What went wrong? And would I be able to prevent it, or was it out of my hands? Do you see why I wept?
So when I see those pictures of Casey, I wonder how they make Cindy feel. Does she remember some moment when she feels that Casey was irreversibly damaged, or is she bewildered and guilt-ridden wondering how the little girl she loved so much could have taken away the one thing they really cared about - their family.
Don't get me wrong, it doesn't make me feel for Casey. If anything it gives me a smidge more sympathy for Cindy. It just pisses me off that Casey had such a beautiful life and she threw it away. I think these pics will only harm her by reinforcing that there was no abuse or trauma as mitigation during the penalty phase of her trial.
Caylee was much cuter. Poor thing. I cant help but think about her with the Holidays coming up and how she should be alive.
good post .. that casey that was a child isnt the casey we see now .. she was a helpless baby in those images so many years ago .. lets try to remember that peopleNo offense to you but I highly dislike that way of thinking. So what if she was cuter? The important thing is justice. There are kids out there who aren't as cute or adorable but still deserve love and attention, as well as justice if they are ever hurt.