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Many of the pundits following the Casey Anthony trial have a hesitant, yet familiar refrain: "Juror Number Four...she said she ‘doesn't like to judge other people; it's not her place to judge anyone. It's not something she should do.'"
Today, when I heard that "Juror # 4" is a "Black female. In her fifties. Single. No kids," I had one thought and question: Oh Lord. Is Juror #4 a fanatical "Church Lady," and she thinks the only person to judge anything is God?
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Casey Anthony's acquittal on murder charges was a sign from God that her daughter Caylee's death was an accident, Cindy Anthony said in a television interview aired Wednesday.Quote:
Cindy Anthony, Casey's mother, told television host Dr. Phil McGraw that "there is something seriously wrong with my daughter." But she told McGraw, "I'm not going to be her judge and jury. God is her judge, and he let her free."
"I prayed to God for three years to find out what happened to Caylee, and I prayed during the whole trial that God would give me closure and if Casey was responsible for Caylee's death, that Casey would go to jail and be punished," Cindy Anthony said.
"And when that verdict came in and Casey was free, I got my answer -- that it was an accident," she said. "And I believe that justice for Caylee was when her mother walked."
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Hours after the Casey Anthony sentencing, lightning apparently struck a tree next to a makeshift memorial in honor of her slain daughter, Caylee.
"It could be a sign from the angels that they aren't happy with what's happened," a visitor to the site told the Orlando Sentinel newspaper. "The rain, the lightning, the storm – it's the heavens indicating they aren't happy."
There are more lightning strikes in Florida per square mile than in any other state, according to weather.com.
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