Casey Anthony Caylee Anthony Sweet Precious Baby Girl From A Juror's Point Of View

By Carol Lee Kosis

In Memory Of Caylee ANTHONY Sweet Precious Baby Girl

Sweet Little Caylee Girl...A Poem

Sweet little Caylee girl,
Where have you gone?
Sweet little Caylee girl,
You've been gone too long.
Are you dancing with the angels
High up in the sky?
Can you look down and see us
With those beautiful brown eyes?
We miss you so,
And wanted you to know,
We will never let you go,
In our hearts and our minds,
So rest, rest on,
Sweet little Caylee girl,
Precious is your name

Casey Anthony Caylee Anthony Sweet Precious Baby Girl From A Juror's Point Of View was written in honor of the memory of a sweet precious baby girl who went missing on June 16, 2008. It seemed she had vanished into thin air quickly and suddenly. Her sweet precious name was Caylee Marie Anthony.
Caylee was a sweet beautiful little girl with shimmering brown hair and sparkling brown eyes that would light up the corner of anyone's world who came in contact with her. She was living the life of a happy, healthy and normal little girl, or so it seemed to everyone who knew her. What deep dark horrible secrets could have been lurking behind those beautiful big sparkling brown eyes? Was all well, as it seemed? Evidently not.
Casey Anthony Caylee Anthony Sweet Precious Baby Girl From A Juror's Point Of View is going to take you on a journey from a juror's front seat and point of view. You are going to be able to view all of the evidence in the Casey Anthony trial, be introduced to all the witnesses, meet the jurors, meet the judge, meet the lawyers, and learn all about the characters in this scene of tragedy.
Sitting in a juror's seat you might be able, by going over all the evidence in the murder trial of Casey Anthony, to find out the one question everyone has on their minds today: Who Killed Caylee Anthony? You can judge for yourself if the evidence points to the killer of Caylee Anthony.
In this book, Casey Anthony Caylee Anthony Sweet Precious Baby Girl From A Juror's Point Of View, you might be able to find out what Casey Anthony was doing for the 31 days Caylee Anthony was missing and what on earth made her do and say the things she said.
Shocking details in this book:
Cast Of Characters
Wading Through The Evidence
Summation For The Prosecution
Summation For The Defense
Poem written for Caylee Marie Anthony
Sweet precious baby girl, Caylee Marie Anthony will be forever remembered in this book.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Carol Lee Kosis
• Release date: Jul 13, 2011
• ISBN: 9781465738462

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Casey ANTHONY Caylee ANTHONY

Sweet Precious Baby Girl

From A Juror's Point Of View

By:

Carol Lee Kosis

Published By:

True Jury Stories Publishing at Smashwords

Casey Anthony Caylee Anthony Sweet Precious Baby Girl From A Juror's Point Of View

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Introduction

In Memory Of Caylee ANTHONY Sweet Precious Baby Girl

Sweet Little Caylee Girl…A Poem

Sweet little Caylee girl,

Where have you gone?

Sweet little Caylee girl,

You've been gone too long.

Are you dancing with the angels

High up in the sky?

Can you look down and see us

With those beautiful brown eyes?

We miss you so,

And wanted you to know,

We will never let you go,

In our hearts and our minds,

So rest, rest on,

Sweet little Caylee girl,

Precious is your name.

Casey ANTHONY and Caylee ANTHONY spent all their time together. They were best friends and playmates. They loved each other so much. You can see that amazing love in every picture and video that we have seen since the beginning of Casey ANTHONY'S trial. They were, from all accounts, inseparable buddies.

Casey is a beautiful young woman with long lustrous shining brown hair and deep pools of shimmering brown eyes. Caylee favors her mother with big brown eyes that glow with love, health and energy. Caylee's hair is a beautiful color of brown with golden highlights that match golden sparkles in her eyes. Caylee's eyes shine like the stars shining in the still of the night.

What is wrong with these scenes and pictures that we have been privileged to view? We have heard time and again that Caylee was a happy little precious girl living a normal loving life with her mother and grandparents. We know that she had no daddy that was ever identified to us. Were there really deep dark horrible horrendous secrets lying deep and hidden in Caylee and Casey's family?

As I was watching the summation and end of Casey ANTHONY'S trial, I decided to get involved in the juror's point of view and pretend that I was sitting in one of those famous juror's chairs. I wanted to write down every thing about the trial and then, pretending that I was sitting in juror's seat right there in the front row, I would write down in my notepad what I would count as good evidence or what I would not even consider in deciding what my vote would be at the end of this long arduous journey of this trial.

So sit back and picture yourself in the juror's seat, pick a number as I did, and view the evidence as it was presented and make up your own