Woe.be.gone
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I'd like Morgan to ask if LP heard any discussions from the family or KC's defense team about raising money for KC's defense or for any "foundation" (the early one).
Because LP went to bail her out under the impression she was frightened of her family's welfare and therefore could not talk to LE, and that the family insisted LE was trying to frame KC (per her own words) or not doing a good job looking for her "kidnapper". The fact that he completely reversed his decision to keep her out on bail, based on various things he saw and heard, is very critical not only for the civil case but the criminal one. He and his team are the only non-LE types that had any exposure to the Anthony family soon after this crime (not counting any other family members or "friends" like the Milsteads).
When I look at the many ways various others have profited from this story (from the media to the Anthony family themselves to their legal counsel) any "publicity" LP may have gotten from this he paid dearly for - and much more than some others who were basically may have attached themselves to the case for similar reasons. Profiting from publicity or media coverage is inherent in most high profile cases. The Anthonys themselves did a lot to insure it was one by taking KC's ridiculous kidnapping story national. I look at their profiting from the victim (as a member of their own family) and ultimately denying her the justice she deserved simply to save another member of the family, as far more vile than those who covered the case in the media or were able to use the publicity to help themselves or their own causes, most of which were far more benign, even if self-serving, than protecting a killer.
I never understood what the big deal was about LP assisting KC is the first place (If she had acted normal and grateful which he expected - he was fooled like most of us at the beginning that there must be a reason she was afraid to report Caylee missing for 31 days). As soon as he realized she was elusive and not above board he moved away from offering his support. Whether or not he's sorry he even got involved, I couldn't say. But he's an older gentleman (I was surprised at his age - can't even remember but older than I thought) and he's a gambler type probably. In order to have an active life he has to get involved in stuff or he's too bored. That's the kind of guy I have him pegged as. He loves his doggie so he can't be bad.