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Good Morning Blamily. Hope you all have a Wonderful Day.

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For All Our J4C Blamily and Those They Love.

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TGIF AND PAYDAY. JUST CAN'T GET ANY BETTER THAN THAT.

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TGIF AND PAYDAY. JUST CAN'T GET ANY BETTER THAN THAT.

Amen NC....and Good Morning Blamily.

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WESH-Channel 2 anchor Jim Payne asked the pertinent question: Did Roy Kronk's firing have anything to do with the Casey Anthony case?
"In a roundabout way, yes," WESH's Bob Kealing said. "David Evans, his attorney, says Kronk sustained a workplace injury from the job he took to avoid the unwanted notoriety that the Anthony case brought him."
The injury? A neck and shoulder one that he suffered while working at a warehouse job for Orange County, and doctors say he shouldn't return to work, Evans told WESH.
Kronk was the meter reader who found Caylee Anthony's remains in December. Casey Anthony is charged with the first-degree murder of her daughter, Caylee.
In February, Kronk was promoted to inventory specialist, a job that lasted just eight months, WOFL-Channel 35's Holly Bristow said. Kronk had been on family medical leave since July 20, but never returned to work and never told a supervisor, Bristow added.
The county told Kronk that the family leave expired Oct. 2. He failed to show for a disciplinary hearing on Wednesday, which resulted in his firing.
His firing means taxpayers no longer have to pay his legal bills in the Anthony case, WFTV-Channel 9 anchor Martie Salt said. The county had paid $12,500 in legal fees for Kronk, Salt added.
What of Kronk's future? He's exploring his options, WESH's Payne said.

http://blogs.orlandosentinel.com/entertainment_tv_tvblog/2009/10/casey-anthony-why-did-meter-reader-roy-kronk-lose-his-job.html

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New proof that the saga of Caylee and Casey Anthony is a worldwide phenomenon: The crime story is becoming a play Down Under.
"Tot Mom," created and directed by Oscar-winner Steven Soderbergh, will be staged from Dec. 18 to Jan. 31 by the Sydney Theatre Company.
The company’s Web site says that Soderbergh uses “excerpts from transcripts of Nancy Grace’s show, court documents and police reports” to create the play, which is described as “a compelling drama for our sensation-hungry times.” By taking the material from the public record, a playwright would not have to compensate an author.
Casey Anthony is charged with the first-degree murder of her daughter, Caylee.
On her HLN show, Grace (pictured) repeatedly has referred to Anthony as “tot mom.” An HLN spokeswoman said that Grace had no comment about the play.
Yet Grace is evidently a major character. The company’s Web site says Grace’s “public crusade for justice for little Caylee transformed the case from a tragic story to a 24-hour news spectacle.”

Essie Davis, who acted in Australia and The Matrix Revolutions, will play Grace.
Ticket prices range from $30 to $75.
Soderbergh is one of Hollywood’s most-acclaimed directors. He won the directing Oscar for "Traffic," and his other credits include "sex, lies and videotape," "Erin Brockovich," "The Informant!" and the "Ocean’s Eleven" series.
Last month, Soderbergh talked to the Sentinel about "The Informant!" in which Matt Damon plays a corporate whistle-blower who often bends the truth.
“I’m fascinated by lying,” Soderbergh said. “If you walk around all day every day, telling the truth about every situation you encountered, to everyone you encountered, someone will eventually kill you. It’s just a matter of where the line is for you in lying.”
Soderbergh also has shown a willingness to tackle risky, non-commercial projects, such as the two-part film "Che" and the HBO series "K Street."
Yet the Sydney company’s synopsis for "Tot Mom" hints that the play will explore issues that intrigue people who have followed the case closely: “Why was Caylee’s disappearance not reported to police for over a month? When was the child last seen? What was the strange smell in the boot of Casey Anthony’s car? Who and where was the alleged babysitter?”
The Sydney Theatre Company is a prestigious group. The artistic directors are Oscar-winner Cate Blanchett and her husband, Andrew Upton. The company’s patron is Giorgio Armani.

http://blogs.orlandosentinel.com/entertainment_tv_tvblog/2009/10/casey-anthony-could-nancy-grace-be-a-playwrights-muse.html

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“If I had a child, I would want the community to be there to support me.”

People of all ages came out to honor the memory of 9-year-old Elizabeth Olten of St. Martins, Missouri, on Wednesday afternoon. If they didn’t attend the service at Concord Baptist Church, they stood along Horner Road near the entrance to Hawthorne Memorial Gardens, where she was laid to rest.

Meanwhile, an as yet unidentified 15-year-old neighbor girl sits in jail, charged with her murder. Her attorney, Kurt Valentine, said Elizabeth’s death has put Jefferson City in turmoil. “In the local high school, friends of both sides have been getting into arguments and had fights over this case,” he said. Quite clearly, a lot of people seem to know the girl’s identity.
She was arrested last Friday after leading authorities to Elizabeth’s body, police said. Hundreds of people had searched the area last week after she disappeared. The Cole County Sheriff’s Department said she was well concealed in heavy woods and foliage.
On Tuesday, I received an e-mail that proffered information and a trail for me to follow. As an inquisitive sort of guy, I did just that. What I found was the name of the girl who now sits behind bars and a photograph of her from an Internet social site called SingSnap that bills itself as “the biggest, baddest and best singing community in the world.”

If you Google SingSnap, it says that it’s “a free online karaoke community where you can sing and record from a large variety of karaoke songs and comment on other karaoke enthusiast’s” material.
Of course, that led me to her profile by searching for her screen name. She has been a SingSnap member since October 22 of 2007 and she’s made a total of 8 recordings. The profile includes her name.
This placed me in a perplexing situation. Should I reveal her name or not? In a unanimous 1979 decision, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the First Amendment protects the rights of journalists to use the names of minors in stories deemed newsworthy as long as the information is lawfully obtained and reported truthfully. In the case of Smith v. Daily Mail, the court struck down a West Virginia law that had been previously used to prosecute two newspapers from the state that printed the name of a 14-year old junior high school student who allegedly shot and killed a 15-year old classmate.
OK, I guess that protects me – sort of – but I just received an e-mail from a concerned reader who cautioned, “Nancy Grace has her picture and her name also and she stated she is not allowed to disclose any of it by law until she goes to court and is deemed to stand trail as an ADULT. You can be in some serious trouble over this, why would you want to put yourself in that situation for a ’story’ on a blog?”

Because of these mixed signals, I was not going to reveal her name, but news is now leaking, so I will compromise. I will give you her SnipSnap screen name, along with other social sites she belongs to. Here, I’ll tell you her first name is Alyssa. If you are interested, look for yourself.
A month ago, Alyssa wrote a tweet on her Twitter account. A tweet is a post or status update on the microblogging service. She goes by the name alyssadailene. This was the entry dated September 28: “this is all i want in life; a reason for all this pain.”
On September 9, she wrote, “encompass’d with a thousand dangers; weary, faint, tremblinng with a thousand terrors; i in a fleshly tomb, am buried above grounnd. – william cowper”
She also has private Facebook and Myspace accounts. On Facebook, her name is, well, her real name. On Myspace, she goes by alyssaheartsyou<3.
Several bits and pieces of information, whether factual or not, have surfaced online and in rumor mills. In one text, an alleged friend wrote, “She told my friend that she wanted to commit a murder to see if she could get away with it” and, “She told this to many kids at her school”.
The messages continued…

it was her sisters best friend
she killed her little sisters best friend

Word also leaked that she had not only planned it, she dug the grave the week before. All names have been removed.

can you see this
im here saddened ..
ok
yes I can see the chat, but not NG
I have this information only cus I have actually talked to the murderer online sitting at my ex gfs house
shes on Singsnap as Wolf_Heart
there is a picture of her there too
She planned the murder
my friend Jennifer told me all of it this afternoon
she lives there
her boyfriend helped her bury the body
she told someone she did it for fun
shes a monster
no not really
parents are ?
Allysas mom is a drug abuser
She lives with her grandmother
She should get the chair
that grandmother must be beyond herself with emotions too
imagine her little sister
oh absolutely
it was Allysas little sisters best friend
that grandmother must be beyond herself with emotions too
imagine her little sister
oh absolutely
it was Allysas little sisters best friend
It was a murder plain and simple
she killed her to see if she could get away with it
I’ve sent you a private message.
Oh BS….. 15 yr olds know right from wrong !!!…..they can’t get away with saying a 15 yr old is not compitent to stand trial !!

she slit the girls neck and wrists according to my source

When I called the Cole County Sheriff’s Department yesterday, I was told that the deputy in charge is Colin Murdick. He was in a meeting and chose not to talk to me. Instead, I was instructed to e-mail him the information I had received, which I did, minus the sender’s address. I wrote a nice letter explaining to him that I, in no way, wanted to hinder the investigation by revealing anything still left unpublished. Here was his entire response:

No comment
Rather terse. Anyway, please feel free to look around for more information. In the meantime, this is a picture of the alleged suspect from SingSnap. I covered her eyes. Remember, whoever committed this heinous crime has not been officially named yet. The girl behind bars will remain there until November 18, when a judge will decide whether to charge her as an adult or not. Until then, she is still a minor and only a suspect.



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http://www.singsnap.com/snap/watchAndListen/play/c5e1806a

http://www.singsnap.com/snap/member/wolf_heart