George, Cindy Divided On Casey's Verdict -- Wesh

Couple Disagrees On Trial's Outcome, Future Relationship With Daughter


ORLANDO, Fla. -- In part three of their interview with Dr. Phil McGraw, Cindy and George Anthony revealed they are deeply divided on their feelings on their daughter's acquittal.

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Casey Anthony was found guilty in July of four misdemeanor counts of lying to investigators but was found not guilty on all charges related to Caylee Anthony's death.
George Anthony said he wanted his daughter to be held responsible. He earlier told Dr. Phil he felt his daughter was responsible for Caylee's death.
"I didn't want to see my daughter put to death. I wanted her to be held responsible for my granddaughter. I did and I still do," George said.
Cindy Anthony said she was hoping for a different outcome.
"I was praying for not guilty and I was elated for all three of them to come not guilty," she said.
The couple is also divided over their future relationship with Casey.
Cindy said she not only hopes to be a part of Casey's life again, she said she would also trust Casey to babysit any future grandkids they may have from their son Lee.
George said he doubts he'll ever reconcile with Casey.
"If Cindy and Lee have a relationship with Casey, that's great. I don't think I can have that relationship again with my daughter," George said.
Dr. Phil also brought up the bombshell allegations that George sexually molested Casey. George reaffirmed that he had never molested Casey or touched her inappropriately. Cindy said she believed her husband.
As for whether Cindy perjured herself on the stand when she testified she had searched "chloroform" on the family's computer, Cindy stood by her testimony.
"On Caylee's name, the one person in the world who's dearest to my heart, I would swear I made a chloroform search," Cindy said.

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