July 6, 2011

Posted in News & PSA's, Random Thoughts at 7:46 am by Donna

♥The Whole World Loves You Caylee♥

Like the rest of the world today I still sit stunned, still trying to process what happened yesterday as the verdict was read.

My heart is broken and my mind is blown.

However, I cannot shake the feeling that Casey Anthony was/is safer in prison.  I’ve had these feelings before about other things and many times they do come to fruition.  My mother used to say that if I told someone, they wouldn’t come true, but they usually did anyway.

I hope not.  I’d hate to see someone sacrifice their life for the sake of justice, or the lack thereof.  It’s not worth it.  She’s not worth it.  We don’t know what Casey’s path has in store for her, but may she not meet God too soon.  May she live in hell for as long as possible.

I pray today for everyone involved.  Tony, Amy and the others who we’ve come to know on first-name basis.  I cried with Linda, felt my shoulders fall with Yuri and I did my best to tolerate the situation as I’m sure they will.  There are many cases where a person is sent away with much more reasonable doubt and a speck of evidence compared to the mountain that they had against Casey.  We are only as strong as our weakest links, our peers.

As one who has had the injustice system directly involve my own life as I lost my brother to 12 people who thought they knew it all but didn’t hear a thing, I shake my head in wonder.  And then I bow it in prayer because regardless of guilt of innocence or some other shade of gray, there are many of us who mourn early the death of a loved one before they’ve even died (as I see it).
You all are in my heart as well.

My heart continues to go out to the Anthony’s but in a general sense, like I do all people.  I know that it’s been hard and only God knows what is in store for them.  Common sense leads me to my own predictions but, that bears no weight in this case!  And, I hope that my sense of curiosity doesn’t take over and keep me enthralled by this case.  So far, I am unable to watch the news since the verdict was read.  I have music TV on and I’ve hidden the remote!

Yes, they’ll go forward in their own way, either shunning the murderer of Caylee Marie and destroyer of their lives or they’ll welcome her in their home feeling that it’s the right thing to do.
I believe in honoring thy mother and father but only if they’re honorable.  The same goes for our children.

If I were them, I would have been out of that house on Hopespring Drive last night.  No forwarding address and no goodbye except to those who must know, like their lawyer in case Casey decides to pull some more puppet strings, as I’m sure she will or is already.

Anyway, I ask that anyone who stumbles across my blog to remember this and pay attention to the many missing children cases.  I was already involved in covering missing children cases here when Caylee went away and I plan on continuing to speckle my blog about everything and nothing with faces that someone, somewhere might recognize.

Continue being an advocate for these disposable beings who have no voice, no chance.  It takes a village.♥

God Bless Us All and Keep Us In the Palm of Their Hands

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