Re: Casey Anthony looks bad in court

On Jan 12, 6:02 pm, Ron <BigELil...@xxxxxxx> wrote:

She was offered partial immunity if she would admit that Caylee's
death was accidental and give them the location of the body. I don't
remember any specific details.

  Are you sure? Why haven't we heard of this?

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It wasn't really much of a deal. Basically, "Give us the
information we need to find evidence to convict you and we won't use
your testimony, just the evidence."

Not that she SHOULD have had much of a deal.

Mick



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