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    The document summarizes the Casey Anthony murder trial. It discusses how the case attracted a huge media frenzy but the evidence was circumstantial. The jury found Casey Anthony not guilty of murder as the state could not prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt, as there were many doubts in this case. The author agrees with the jury's decision as justice was served, even if many may not like the outcome, and tips their hat to the brave jurors for making their decision without knowing the real truth.

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    The document summarizes the Casey Anthony murder trial. It discusses how the case attracted a huge media frenzy but the evidence was circumstantial. The jury found Casey Anthony not guilty of murder as the state could not prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt, as there were many doubts in this case. The author agrees with the jury's decision as justice was served, even if many may not like the outcome, and tips their hat to the brave jurors for making their decision without knowing the real truth.

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    Caylee Marie Anthony

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    Del "Abe" Jones
    The document summarizes the Casey Anthony murder trial. It discusses how the case attracted a huge media frenzy but the evidence was circumstantial. The jury found Casey Anthony not guilty of murder as the state could not prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt, as there were many doubts in this case. The author agrees with the jury's decision as justice was served, even if many may not like the outcome, and tips their hat to the brave jurors for making their decision without knowing the real truth.

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    I watched or listened to almost all of the trial.

    Caylee Marie Anthony A little girl was missing And her, skeleton, finally found A Mother charged with murder And, a Jury, Duty Bound! A huge, crazy, media frenzy Tried in the tabloids and in news Pundits of every strange kind Putting forth, their varied views. Evidence? Circumstantial! The truth? We may never know! But, the State for the Death Penalty Might have been, their death blow. I used to be an advocate But, Murder is still the same And, wonder how many have Died By mistake, in Justices Name? Maybe, Casey did the deed But, due to our Constitution The sworn Jury of her Peers Came to, the Right Resolution. A family with many problems But, thats not what its about The State couldnt prove their case Beyond all, and any doubt. Too many with, nothing, to do Than, to guess and fantasize The thought of any innocence Not seen, by biased eyes. Justice, was truly served And though, many may not like it Just because it may, have happened The Jury, had to strike it. Just take a moment, and think

    If it were you, standing Trial For, something, you didnt do Who, would walk that extra mile? Beyond every reasonable doubt! (In this case, there were so many!) I tip my hat, to those brave Jurors For, without the Real Truth, there isnt any!! Del Abe Jones 07.05.2011

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