Breaking News in Central FL - The Case of Caylee Anythony

[Brian and Jenn 0]

For all of you who have been following the nationwide case of little Caylee Anthony; A body of a child was found at 9:30am this morning ONLY 4/10ths of a mile from Casey Anthony's house!!!

It is all over the news here and I will update as I learn more

[trailmix 77]

Someone please make this story go away

[Brian and Jenn 0]

Tim Miller has just held a phone interview with WESCH 2 news saying that he was told by FBI agents today that they are 'NEXT to 100%' that these are indeed the remains of little caylee.

This case has hit my wife and I very hard and we have even donated much of our time and efforts in the search for her. We even searched with Texas Equaaseach only 2 miles from this site.

Also confirmed there is no missing children other then Caylee within 50 miles of this body

[trailmix 77]

Tim Miller has just held a phone interview with WESCH 2 news saying that he was told by FBI agents today that they are 'NEXT to 100%' that these are indeed the remains of little caylee.

This case has hit my wife and I very hard and we have even donated much of our time and efforts in the search for her. We even searched with Texas Equaaseach only 2 miles from this site.

Also confirmed there is no missing children other then Caylee within 50 miles of this body

Wow Brian, I think that's great that you and your Wife helped out

[Chica Yeyé 41]

WHAT A FVCKING B1TCH. Sorry guys, I just read the whole story in the Crime Library. Disgusting . Some people should NOT be able to reproduce.

[Sprailenes 47]

I have been keeping up with this case as much as possible. Just last night her parents were on Larry King saying that they would find Caylee alive. Casey Anthony's parents are the epitome of enablers.

[trailmix 77]

The problem I have with this story is that the media treats it like an Entertainment Tonight spot.

What about other children that go missing? I wonder how many people (in particular people in Florida where this story is so over-covered) know the name of 1 other missing child.

I wonder how the parents of other missing children feel? It would be far more responsible to have a 15 minute segment each day, reporting on that, than to have an hour of coverage (at least) today on a story that isn't even a story yet (meaning the new 'development').

It's media hype at its worst.

[Chica Yeyé 41]

The problem I have with this story is that the media treats it like an Entertainment Tonight spot.

What about other children that go missing? I wonder how many people (in particular people in Florida where this story is so over-covered) know the name of 1 other missing child.

I wonder how the parents of other missing children feel? It would be far more responsible to have a 15 minute segment each day, reporting on that, than to have an hour of coverage (at least) today on a story that isn't even a story yet (meaning the new 'development').

It's media hype at its worst.

Oh I know sister. And I am quite outspoken about the white-middle class bias. Had it been baby Lula or Maria from the projects, no one would give a rodent's @ss.

[TayL 0]

The problem I have with this story is that the media treats it like an Entertainment Tonight spot.

What about other children that go missing? I wonder how many people (in particular people in Florida where this story is so over-covered) know the name of 1 other missing child.

I wonder how the parents of other missing children feel? It would be far more responsible to have a 15 minute segment each day, reporting on that, than to have an hour of coverage (at least) today on a story that isn't even a story yet (meaning the new 'development').

It's media hype at its worst.

Oh I know sister. And I am quite outspoken about the white-middle class bias. Had it been baby Lula or Maria from the projects, no one would give a rodent's @ss.

And in Canada, if the child had been Native American? No one would care. There are literally hundreds of missing native american women and children that no one's ever heard of.

[Chica Yeyé 41]

The problem I have with this story is that the media treats it like an Entertainment Tonight spot.

What about other children that go missing? I wonder how many people (in particular people in Florida where this story is so over-covered) know the name of 1 other missing child.

I wonder how the parents of other missing children feel? It would be far more responsible to have a 15 minute segment each day, reporting on that, than to have an hour of coverage (at least) today on a story that isn't even a story yet (meaning the new 'development').

It's media hype at its worst.

Oh I know sister. And I am quite outspoken about the white-middle class bias. Had it been baby Lula or Maria from the projects, no one would give a rodent's @ss.

And in Canada, if the child had been Native American? No one would care. There are literally hundreds of missing native american women and children that no one's ever heard of.

Stolen Sisters. I am all about that as well. First Nations people are ignored, at best. Sad indeed.

[Sprailenes 47]

The problem I have with this story is that the media treats it like an Entertainment Tonight spot.

What about other children that go missing? I wonder how many people (in particular people in Florida where this story is so over-covered) know the name of 1 other missing child.

I wonder how the parents of other missing children feel? It would be far more responsible to have a 15 minute segment each day, reporting on that, than to have an hour of coverage (at least) today on a story that isn't even a story yet (meaning the new 'development').

It's media hype at its worst.

Oh I know sister. And I am quite outspoken about the white-middle class bias. Had it been baby Lula or Maria from the projects, no one would give a rodent's @ss.

And in Canada, if the child had been Native American? No one would care. There are literally hundreds of missing native american women and children that no one's ever heard of.

Stolen Sisters. I am all about that as well. First Nations people are ignored, at best. Sad indeed.

So true. Thats why I'm so loud. No one can ignore MEEE!

PS: Tay are you nish?? If so... AHNEEN! If not that was me just saying hello in Ojibway.

Edited December 12, 2008 by Sprailenes

[TayL 0]

The problem I have with this story is that the media treats it like an Entertainment Tonight spot.

What about other children that go missing? I wonder how many people (in particular people in Florida where this story is so over-covered) know the name of 1 other missing child.

I wonder how the parents of other missing children feel? It would be far more responsible to have a 15 minute segment each day, reporting on that, than to have an hour of coverage (at least) today on a story that isn't even a story yet (meaning the new 'development').

It's media hype at its worst.

Oh I know sister. And I am quite outspoken about the white-middle class bias. Had it been baby Lula or Maria from the projects, no one would give a rodent's @ss.

And in Canada, if the child had been Native American? No one would care. There are literally hundreds of missing native american women and children that no one's ever heard of.

Stolen Sisters. I am all about that as well. First Nations people are ignored, at best. Sad indeed.

So true. Thats why I'm so loud. No one can ignore MEEE!

PS: Tay are you nish?? If so... AHNEEN! If not that was me just saying hello in Ojibway.

Dad's Métisish/part native. I'm not entirely sure of my heritage, but I know he's part Native and part French for sure. Raised by mum, who's as white as they come. My maternal step-grandfather (yes, my family's complicated), who was a social worker on a reservation in Ontario was adopted by the local bands because he actually listened to them unlike most of the white social workers, so there's some kind of connection there, but I'm not entirely sure how that works.

Edited December 12, 2008 by TayL

[Chica Yeyé 41]

Your step-grandad sounds like a great man respects to him. I did some work with First Nations University of Canada; and man, there are things to overcome.

[TayL 0]

Your step-grandad sounds like a great man respects to him. I did some work with First Nations University of Canada; and man, there are things to overcome.

He's a pretty awesome dude. He gave up social working not because of retirement age but because some of the other white social workers were trying to tie his hands when he was trying to keep kids with the band and not take them away from their people. He didn't believe in what he was doing anymore, because they were making him take kids and stuff that shouldn't have happened.

[Sprailenes 47]

He sounds like a great man Tay! I am lucky I came from a very balanced loving mother who is traditional and who taught me a lot about my culture growing up. I may not follow it all the time but I know it and its there if I ever need to get back on that path... which will eventually happen I know. I am just not ready yet. Following the ways is a lot of work and takes dedication. Whoa we've gone off topic.

And yes I agree that this case has been sensationalized because it has an interesting story that goes along with it and it has to do with middle class America. Very sad indeed and every missing child deserves this kind of attention.