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Judge Rules On Casey Motion; Family Admits To TV Deal Caylee's Grandfather Admits To Search For Book Deal
by oviedo45 Sat Oct 17, 2009 2:54 pm
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POSTED: Friday, October 16, 2009
UPDATED: 7:33 pm EDT October 16,
2009
ORLANDO, Fla. -- A
judge has ruled to dismiss a request to throw out the most serious
criminal charges against Casey Anthony, who is charged with murder in
the death of her daughter, Caylee. VIDEO: '48 Hours' Clips | Ruling
PDF: Judge's Order On Motion To Dismiss
CASEY ANTHONY GALLERY: | II | III
Anthony's attorneys had asked that first-degree murder and aggravated
child abuse charges against Anthony be thrown out, claiming they were
based on "circumstantial and speculative" evidence. During a
brief hearing Friday morning, the prosecution argued that the motion
filed by Casey Anthony's attorneys was riddled with errors and
insufficient. "While the lengthy motion is both thoughtful and
interesting, it does not meet the requirements of Florida Rule of
Criminal Procedure 3.190(c)(4), which allows a defendant to move for
dismissal alleging that there are no material disputed facts...while
certain facts are undisputed, the bulk of the material facts are
disputed," Judge Stan Strickland wrote in his ruling.
Anthony's defense will have until Feb. 1 to provide the state with a
witness list and other evidence that it plans to use at trial to prove
Anthony's innocence. Anthony has pleaded not guilty and says a baby sitter kidnapped Caylee. George Anthony Admits To Compensation
More than 1,000 pages of transcribed depositions with members of Anthony's family were released Thursday night.In
the depositions, her father, George Anthony, revealed that his family
has a contract with CBS and they are in the process of negotiating with
another company for a book deal."There's going to be some
compensation. Just a few thousand dollars. It's not much at all. It's
nothing. Cindy is not working. I'm not working. What would you do?"
George Anthony said."How are you supposed to feel when you're
being called particular names? It just gets at you after a while. It
nails you. It eats at you. If you get spit on and stuff thrown at you,
what are you supposed to do? Just stand back and not let it bother
you?" George Anthony said in a "48 Hours" interview.Casey
Anthony's mother, Cindy Anthony, and brother, Lee Anthony, were also
questioned under oath by the prosecution. The depositions took place
several months ago. Previous Stories:
POSTED: Friday, October 16, 2009
UPDATED: 7:33 pm EDT October 16,
2009
 Caylee Marie Anthony. |
ORLANDO, Fla. -- A
judge has ruled to dismiss a request to throw out the most serious
criminal charges against Casey Anthony, who is charged with murder in
the death of her daughter, Caylee. VIDEO: '48 Hours' Clips | Ruling
PDF: Judge's Order On Motion To Dismiss
CASEY ANTHONY GALLERY: | II | III
Anthony's attorneys had asked that first-degree murder and aggravated
child abuse charges against Anthony be thrown out, claiming they were
based on "circumstantial and speculative" evidence. During a
brief hearing Friday morning, the prosecution argued that the motion
filed by Casey Anthony's attorneys was riddled with errors and
insufficient. "While the lengthy motion is both thoughtful and
interesting, it does not meet the requirements of Florida Rule of
Criminal Procedure 3.190(c)(4), which allows a defendant to move for
dismissal alleging that there are no material disputed facts...while
certain facts are undisputed, the bulk of the material facts are
disputed," Judge Stan Strickland wrote in his ruling.
Anthony's defense will have until Feb. 1 to provide the state with a
witness list and other evidence that it plans to use at trial to prove
Anthony's innocence. Anthony has pleaded not guilty and says a baby sitter kidnapped Caylee. George Anthony Admits To Compensation
More than 1,000 pages of transcribed depositions with members of Anthony's family were released Thursday night.In
the depositions, her father, George Anthony, revealed that his family
has a contract with CBS and they are in the process of negotiating with
another company for a book deal."There's going to be some
compensation. Just a few thousand dollars. It's not much at all. It's
nothing. Cindy is not working. I'm not working. What would you do?"
George Anthony said."How are you supposed to feel when you're
being called particular names? It just gets at you after a while. It
nails you. It eats at you. If you get spit on and stuff thrown at you,
what are you supposed to do? Just stand back and not let it bother
you?" George Anthony said in a "48 Hours" interview.Casey
Anthony's mother, Cindy Anthony, and brother, Lee Anthony, were also
questioned under oath by the prosecution. The depositions took place
several months ago. Previous Stories:
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