Statement Analysis - Mothers Who Kill, Part 1: Casey Anthony: Understanding Deception

Statement Analysis - Mothers Who Kill, Part 1: Casey Anthony: Understanding Deception
by Peter Hyatt

Excerpt:

What went through the mind Casey Anthony as she walked down the hallway at Universal studio, accompanied by detectives, towards an office that she claimed was hers, though she did not work there, nor anywhere?

For Casey Anthony, there was a reliance upon her own ability to, even at the last minute, get herself out of a jam with deceit. "I'll think of something..." as she walked to the end of the hall where finally the gig would be up; or so it would appear.

Having gone from location to location with police, one lie after another debunked, one might imagine that at this point, caught having lied about her "missing" daughter, she would say "you got me. Caylee's down the block in the woods..." but she didn't. Her interview after universal continued, deception upon deception. To no one's surprise, her mother, father and brother all lied for her.

The very Christianity they claimed as their own, teaches truthfulness in confession. The Anthony's Christianity is in word, not in deed. Casey and Cindy both constructed a 'jesus' who, in her mind, exists only to help Casey escape justice. Their jesus does not resemble the Christ of Scripture. "Thou shalt have no other gods..." is as meaningless to the Anthonys as was the life of a child no one cared enough to bother to check on.

So it is with deception.

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"The state has filed an objection to Lifetime and Lifetime Movie Network but may withdraw the objection if it can see the programing schedule for the channels for the months of May, June and July."

So it was the State? Wonder why?