Bounty Hunter Revoking Bond For Casey Anthony; Signs Point To The Death Of Caylee - Page 2
When asked where he thought Caylee was now, Padilla answered, "You know, the car was parked next to a dumpster. I would hate to think the worst. God, it's terrible to think she'd be at the local garbage dump. It's terrible to think that."
In an interview Tuesday night on CNN's Nancy Grace, Padilla said he doesn't think he would have bonded Casey Anthony out of jail if he had read the information contained in 400 pages of documents released related to the case.
"After reading it, I don't believe I would have talked my nephew Tony Padilla into posting the bond. And I don't think I would have come to Orlando after reading that. I mean, I'm still hoping that little girl's alive, but there's a lot of information in those 400 pages that would lead those people to believe something different," bounty hunter Leonard Padilla said during an interview with CNN's Nancy Grace.
So Casey Anthony is enjoying her freedom, albeit for a possibly dwindling time, while her daughter is undoubtedly dead, probably killed by her mother's hand. While Casey was out partying the night away her little toddler daughter's body was alone somewhere...a trash dump, a swamp, a grave dug in the dead of night. Casey's family continues to stand behind her even while all evidence points to her guilt.
I've said it before...in today's modern digital age, where literally the whole world is linked via the internets and digital signals, it's harder and harder to get away with something as heinous as this. You can fool some of the people some of the time, and you can fool some of the people all of the time, but in this day and age you'll never fool all of the world all of the time, and that's exactly what Casey Anthony tried to do.
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