CASEY ANTHONY NO SHOW ON CAYLEE'S BIRTHDAY

TEARFUL

WAS SHE PARTYING?

PARTY MOM Casey Anthony was nowhere to be seen on what would have been her daughter Caylee's sixth birthday. 
In a rare public appearance the girl's grandparents George and Cindy gathered with more than 100 members of the public near the wooded spot where the tot was found. 
Wearing t-shirts featuring a photo of the youngster surrounded by the words "You will always remain in our hearts" they led a walk and were met with a surprisingly positive response from the public. 
George told The Orlando Sentinel: "This is the first time I've been here in so long. It's hard to come here."
He did not say whether he had seen or spoken his daughter since her controversial acquittal for Caylee's murder. 
Many were amazed to see the couple who gave conflicting testimony at the high profile murder case of their daughter. 
Cindy in particular claimed that she had mistakenly number searched the internet for chloroform and neck breaking on the family computer. 
But later her boss testified and computer records showed that she had been at work at the time. 
But the reaction from the crowd was generally warm towards them, especially after they joined in with the Happy Birthday song.
"I am glad because it seems like they're getting a little bit of closure with the crying and different things and I think that's really, really good for them," Lori Richards told the newspaper.
There was no sign of Casey who was last seen in Ohio as we reported here.
There are plans to build a memorial for the tot at the site, centering on a reflecting pond with a glass ring — intended to provide the effect of a floating halo — hanging above it.
There would also be a walkway, walled with cubby holes for visitors to leave stuffed animals, flowers and other mementos.
The project, set to be designed by artist Jefre, would also incorporate elements of A. A. Milne Winnie-the-Pooh books, and would feature cubby holes along a path for visitors to leave stuffed animals and other items that could in turn be given to children's charities
The nonprofit hopes to raise $200,000 in donations and the memorial would need county approval.
The Anthonys said they hadn't seen the memorial design before, but that they'd support it if it were done tastefully. The event was concluded with a moment of silence and a prayer for missing children.

CINDY ANTHONY WILL NOT BE TRIED FOR PERJURY

CASEY Anthony's mom will not be tried for perjury despite being shown up to be a liar on the stand during her daughter's explosive court case. 

Despite initially denying it to police, on the stand Cindy Anthony claimed that it was her, not her daughter, who searched for chloroform on the family computer. 
Instead, she told the court that she had mistakenly searched for 'chlorophyll' because she thought it was making her dogs ill, when the knockout drug appeared instead.   
She also claimed that 'neck breaking' had appeared on a pop up advert during one of the searches. 
It appeared to blow a huge hole in the prosecution argument that Casey had searched for death terms before her daughter Caylee went missing. 
But Cindy's old boss quickly showed her up to be a liar when she said that she had been in work at the time the searches were made. 
Records were also produced by a chief compliance officer for Mrs Anthony's old company showing she was still logged into her work computer on the afternoons she claimed to be conducting the internet searches at home.
However despite making the false claims she will not be prosecuted for perjury on the stand. 
But despite apparently lying to protect her daughter, Casey does not appear to have appreciated the gesture as she refused to see her mother when she tried to visit her in prison. 
It's believed she may try again before her daughter is released on Sunday. 
 

CASEY ANTHONY'S MOM 'INCREDIBLY HURT'

DISTRAUGHT

ON RELEASE

CASEY Anthony's distraught mother is refusing to give up on her daughter and will try to visit her behind bars again.
Cindy Anthony, was turned away when she went to Florida's Orange County Jail last week, after Casey was sensationally cleared of murdering her two-year-old Caylee.
It's thought that she was trying to rebuild some of the bridges burned during the explosive trial when Casey's lawyer, Jose Baez, claimed that she had been sexually abused by both her father, George and brother, Lee. A friend of the family revealed:
"Cindy was incredibly hurt and upset when Casey refused to speak to her. Despite everything, she is still her mother.
"She understands the huge toll this has take, but thinks it will be ten times worse once she is released, so she's desperate to try and sort, at least a few things out, before Casey is released on Sunday. 
"As much anything she was hoping to find out what her plans are, once she is freed."
Neither Cindy or George have had any contact with their daughter, since before the trial and they fear that, like them, she will be subjected to vicious death threats or possibly worse.
Their lawyer Cheney Mason, has already sent one letter threatening to kill Casey and the juror's who acquitted her to the authorities.
The friend added: "Cindy has already lost a granddaughter and she doesn't want to lose her daughter too."

CASEY ANTHONY SNUBS MOM CINDY AT JAILHOUSE VISIT

BOZO

NO GO

PARTY mom Casey Anthony has refused the chance to build bridges with her own mother by snubbing her at a jail visit.
Cindy Anthony tried to reach out to her daughter, who will be released next week,  for the first time since she was sensationally cleared of murdering her toddler Caylee.
But instead Casey turned her away and refused to face her, telling her jailers that she didn't want to see her.  
It's thought that George, her husband and Casey's father is furious that her lawyer suggested that both he and their son Lee has sexually abused her. 
Jail spokesman Allen Moore told Reuters: "This morning under policy, Casey was told of the visit and she has declined the visit so it will not occur." 
The snub came as it was revealed that Anthony will be only the second inmate in the past 15 years to not walk out the front door of the jail lobby when she is released on Sunday.

Instead a secret exit plan has been devised for her own protection, because it's feared people may try to attack her after the controversial. 
A jail insider revealed: "The last thing we want is some nut attacking her, or worse and the strength of public feeling is such, that it was felt measures should be taken." 
The only other inmate who got such special handling was Noelle Bush, daughter of then-Governor Jeb Bush and niece of then-President George W Bush, who the Secret Service believed could be targeted by terrorists.

COULD CINDY ANTHONY FACE PERJURY CHARGES?

LIAR

LIAR?

CASEY Anthony's mom Cindy may yet face perjury charges for her testimony in the explosive trial, which saw her daughter cleared of murder.
During her controversial turn in the witness box, she testified that she mistakenly searched for chloroform on the family computer when she was looking for 'chlorophyll'.
She also took the blame for 'neck breaking' and other controversial terms which investigators found entered into the family computer, claiming she had left work early without her bosses knowing.
But her testimony was quickly contradicted, by her supervisor who recalled her being there and work computer records which showed her logged on at the time.
Prosecuting lawyer Jeff Ashton, who delayed his retirement to prosecute the case called her testimony "annoying" but said it wasn't the first time he had seen family members lie on the stand.
He said: “I hate to say this, but you’re somewhat accustomed to family members trying to help their fellow family members.
“This of course, was a rather important deception if you will that obviously was proven to be so by the other evidence."
He added that he was unsure whether the remainder of his prosecuting team would seek to press charges.
He said: "What they do with it is going to be a difficult decision that I’m glad I don’t have to make.”
A source close to the DA's office said they were still considering all their options including whether to appeal the verdict which saw Anthony freed.
They said: "Cindy swore the oath and then blatantly lied on the stand. Although her maternal instinct to protect her daughter might be understandable, this wasn't even close to the truth.
"They were furious because although her testimony was quickly prove false, it may have sowed a seed of doubt in the jury's mind and damaged the case."

CINDY ANTHONY 'LIED ON THE STAND' OLD BOSS REVEALS

LIAR

CASEY Anthony''s mom "lied on the stand" when she claimed it was here who had searched for 'chloroform' on the family's home computer, her former boss told the court yesterday. 
In potentially explosive testimony, Cindy Anthony had appeared to blow a huge hole into the prosecution's theory that Casey had planned to subdue her daughter, but had ended up killing her with the knockout drug. 
She told the court that she had snuck home from work and had been searching for Chlorophyll but had mistakenly ended up on websites for Chloroform.
She added t that 'neck breaking' had appeared on a pop up advert. 
But her argument, which prosecutor's claimed she had made up in a desperate bid to protect her daughter, was dramatically undermined when her former boss told the Florida court she was still at work when the searches were made.
A chief compliance officer for Mrs Anthony's old company today produced records which showed she was still logged into her work computer on the afternoons she claimed to be conducting the internet searches at home.

John Camperlengo, of Gentiva Health Services, produced computer records which revealed somebody had used Mrs Anthony's username and password to log in early every morning and log out at around 4 or 5pm every evening the week she claimed she searched for chloroform at home.
Prosecutors also called Mrs Anthony's supervisor, Deborah Polisano, to the stand, who testified that records show Mrs Anthony was at work for ten hours on March 17 and nine-and-a-half hours on March 21, at the same time the chloroform searches were carried out on her home computer.

It's thought the case may wrap up next week, after the prosecution has called their rebuttal witnesses. 

CASEY ANTHONY'S MOM MAKES STUNNING CONFESSION

"I SEARCHED FOR CHLOROFORM"

CASEY Anthony's mom threw her daughter a massive lifeline yesterday when she admitted that she was the one who searched for chloroform online - not her daughter.
Blowing a potentially huge hole in the prosecution's theory that Casey Anthony had searched Google for information on the knockout drug, Cindy Anthony claimed she had meant to search for "chlorophyll" in relation to a concern for her two dogs.
Open mouthed prosecutors looked on aghast as she told the court: "I was concerned about my smallest Yorkie. We have two Yorkie puppies. The smallest one was having some issues where she was extremely tired all the time. Both of the dogs would eat the bamboo leaves out the back.
"So I started looking up sources from the back yard that could cause her to be more sleepy, and I started with ‘chlorophyll’ and that prompted me to look up ‘chloroform'" 
She added that after a colleague had mentioned a health scare over hand sanitizers and their dangers to children she had also typed in search terms such as ‘hydrogen peroxide’ and ‘alcohol’ reports WKMG.
Finally Cindy said she did not search "neck-breaking" but she remembers a pop-up ad containing the word.
Her testimony left prosecutor's aghast, as it put pay to their theory that Casey Anthony had been plotting her daughter's murder in the months leading up to her death.
And they quickly challenged her pointing out that she had been at work at the time of some of the searches.
But Cindy countered that she had left early.
Visibly angry State attorney Diane Drane-Burdick asked her why she had only just brought up her claims three years on.

Cindy replied: "I did tell law enforcement. In fact, I told you during my deposition in 2009 that I made those searches."

Worse still for the prosecution who claimed a stain in the trunk of Casey' Pontiac Sunfire was as a result of Caylee's body being placed there, Cindy said it was there when she bought the car.  

CASEY ANTHONY'S TEARFUL MOTHER: "I LOVE YOU"

"BIG TROUBLE"

CASEY Anthony's tearful mom mouthed: "I love you" to her daughter after testifying against her daughter for the third time yesterday.  Called once again by the prosecution as their final witness, Cindy Anthony, burst into tears as they showed her pictures of her granddaughter Caylee wearing a pink shirt, found near her skeletal remains.
She had been called to link items found near the two-year-old's body to her daughter's home.  
Breaking down she told the court that Caylee's favorite Winnie the Pooh blanket had gone missing in May 2008, shortly before she disappeared.
The tears also flowed when she saw a photograph of Caylee wearing a t-shirt with the slogan 'big trouble comes in small packages', which were found alongside her remains in December that year.
As she stepped down, the 51-year-old mouthed: "I love you," to her daughter, but frosty Casey refused to acknowledge her mother, instead choosing to look away.    
She then sat next to her husband George, who put his arm around her.
Presiding Judge Belvin Berry revealed that the first degree murder trial could be concluded by the end of next week, if the defense wraps up quickly. 

It is not known whether Anthony will take the stand herself. 

The trial continues.

CASEY ANTHONY'S SOBBING MOM: 'I SMELLED DEATH'

CASEY ANTHONY MURDER TRIAL WEEK 2: Part Mom Casey Anthony's own mother Cindy Anthony sobbed when she told a Florida court how horrified she was when she saw Caylee's favorite doll in the child's car seat. Thus began the dramatic second week of the Casey Anthony murder trial. The 25-year-old is charged with first-degree murder in the death of 2-year-old Caylee in June 2008 and other offences. Her remains were found in December of that year. If Casey is convicted she will likely face the death penalty.
Tuesday Cindy Anthony told the court  how her daughter stopped bringing the child around and alluded to a nanny, a rich suitor and a tractor trailer load of other half
truths.

Cindy Anthony said Tuesday she asked repeatedly to speak to Caylee on the phone: "I missed hearing her little voice." She added her daughter always had an excuse why she couldn't speak to the child.
"There was always a reason I missed her," Cindy Anthony said.
 MORE ON THE CASEY ANTHONY TRIAL

CASEY ANTHONY'S MOTHER: 'I'M TRYING NOT TO CRY'

CASEY ANTHONY'S mother was desperate to connect with her granddaughter Caylee in the horrible weeks after she disappeared. She outlined a staggering list of excuses the now notorious Party Mom gave for keeping the 2-year-old away from home for a staggering month. Anthony, 25, is charged with first-degree murder in the 2008 homicide. If guilty she could face the death penalty.
Casey Anthony told her mom she was delayed for: work meetings, a car accident, hanging out with a wealthy suitor and a litany of other fibs. Anthony's trial has taken a break for the Memorial Day weekend but will resume on Tuesday.

Prosecutors believe the hard-partying Anthony drugged Caylee and then suffocated her. Her defence is suggesting that the girl accidentally drowned and that Anthony panicked and dumped the body--with her dad.
Casey also told her mom that she worked at Universal Studios, then that she was at another boyfriend's condo in Jacksonville. In reality she was in her hometown of Orlando getting banged and partying. An amusement park trip with Caylee was in reality a Hot Body contest.
Cindy Anthony also asked that a picture of the little girl be taken down: "I'm trying not to cry."

LIES OF CASEY ANTHONY