Lunch Break: ABC News exclusive interviews with Jennifer Ford & José Baez
by LauraLoo
Last night ABC News Primetime Nightline featured Terry Moran and Barbara Walters as they conducted exclusive interviews with Jennifer Ford (Juror No. 3) and Casey Anthony’s rookie lawyer, José Baez.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Npei98z8EE4[/youtube]
To see the exclusive José Baez interview with Barbara Walters, click here.
Some questions come to mind:
1. Will taxpayers be forced to provide bodyguards for Casey’s safety when she finishes serving her sentence in 6 days?
2. As for Casey’s financial needs, what do you predict will happen after her release:
– Is she employable for a regular job, since public opinion views her as evil?
– Will Casey become rich by doing the media circuit and writing a tell-all book?
– Will Casey go back to the partying lifestyle and find a guy to take care of her?
– Or is it possible Casey would be invited to go live with her estranged parents?
Email LauraLoo with your Lunch Break suggestions.
[HT: ABC News Primetime Nightline]
Jill Stanek is a nurse turned speaker, columnist and blogger, a national figure in the effort to protect both preborn and postborn innocent human life.
Addictive / narcissistic personalities seek out enablers – they don’t take care of themselves. If parents won’t fill that role anymore, narcissists look to sex partners to fulfill short-term emotional and financial needs, setting the stage for another unwanted child. I can only imagine how enticing it will be for her to make money by selling her celebrity status to a publisher or producer as well.
Well..I heard last night (on t.v.) that she WILL go home and live with her parents. I can’t really remember who said it, though. I’ve heard so much about her lately I don’t pay that much attention anymore.
She will be shunned by most people, but will return to criminal behavior. She stole from her parents hundreds of times in bad checks, as well as from her ill grandfather’s fund.
Even if she does get another 15 minutes of fame, just like with Simpson, it will not end well for her.
Even if she’s not a murderer, Casey Anthony was shown to be irresponsible, flighty, and often inattentive as a mother. That inattentiveness may have led to one horrible accident — and could easily lead to another.
Given what we know about her, it seems likely she will soon have another child. That child may not die young but will be disadvantaged.
I hope Casey Anthony gets some sort of mental health treatment that might help her act less destructively. I also hope she does not become a mother again! In fact, I hope she stays away from being a child caregiver of any sort as children need to be around responsible people who will actually WATCH them.
Just read that she will be out of jail in six days.
Also that she wants to either have babies or adopt.
Also that she wants to either have babies or adopt.
Adopt? As in, through a legitimate adoption process? Dream on.
Without punishment to temper her guilt, Casey will descend into madness.
Gerard, where did you get the idea that people need “punishment to temper [their] guilt?”
Certainly no relgious fanatic, even Freud recognized the need for punishment, or at least self-acknowledgment of doing something wrong. In Civilization and its Discontents, Freud asserted the unconscious need for punishment resulted in self-sabotage if not addressed.