Fio is appalled by the assertion that because Casey Anthony is a liar and probably a murderer, her family must have done something awful to her when she was a child. Fio won't hazard a guess as to why Miss Pout Face is the way she is, but she doubts that supposed sexual molestation (such an easy accusation to throw into the pot) had anything to do with it.
Fio herself used to believe Nurture was overriding. But, TV stereotypes to the contrary, she now thinks Nature, what is born into a person, is also very important, and some people are born with problems too big for any parents to cope with.
And, by the way, does Casey herself know who her child's father was?
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Monday, June 13, 2011
Casey Anthony Trial
May Fio weigh in on the Casey Anthony trial? After all, everyone else has.
First of all, Fio doesn't think those tears of Casey's are of the crocodile variety, but they're certainly not tears of regret either. Fio thinks they're tears of nervousness and fear. Casey knows what she did, and now everyone else does too. What will the consequences be?
Second, Fio doesn't care if Casey was molested or her homelife was bad or whatever. That doesn't excuse murder. Look at Jaycee Dugard and how well she cared for her two daughters despite being kidnapped, repeatedly raped, and held in squalid captivity for years.
Third, Casey seems to be a person of impulse, a live-for-the-moment girl who acts first and thinks later, hence the lies. This aspect of her personality was probably born into her because her parents certainly aren't like that. Fio wonders if Casey just followed her impulse, step-by-step, to disencumber herself of her child.
Fourth, could jealousy have reared its ugly head? Casey's parents doted on Caylee, which Casey probably resented.
Fifth, her lawyer is a blow-hard, showboating idiot. But Casey's the one who chose him.
First of all, Fio doesn't think those tears of Casey's are of the crocodile variety, but they're certainly not tears of regret either. Fio thinks they're tears of nervousness and fear. Casey knows what she did, and now everyone else does too. What will the consequences be?
Second, Fio doesn't care if Casey was molested or her homelife was bad or whatever. That doesn't excuse murder. Look at Jaycee Dugard and how well she cared for her two daughters despite being kidnapped, repeatedly raped, and held in squalid captivity for years.
Third, Casey seems to be a person of impulse, a live-for-the-moment girl who acts first and thinks later, hence the lies. This aspect of her personality was probably born into her because her parents certainly aren't like that. Fio wonders if Casey just followed her impulse, step-by-step, to disencumber herself of her child.
Fourth, could jealousy have reared its ugly head? Casey's parents doted on Caylee, which Casey probably resented.
Fifth, her lawyer is a blow-hard, showboating idiot. But Casey's the one who chose him.
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