Caylee Anthony Update: Casey Anthony Finally Wants To "Help" Search - Page 3
"They want the right to show their side and what they believe. That's what we're asking too," Harris said.
She believes the child is dead and it's time to look for Caylee and prosecute her mother, the person they think is responsible.
"Someone just disposed of this body like it was trash and there is no justice for this baby," she said.
Meanwhile, Orange County investigators got the last piece of evidence they need to move forward on charges against two protestors. Video at the Anthony house shows one protester pull George by the shirt and another push Cindy Anthony. The two protesters face misdemeanor battery charges.
"This is a reminder, don't commit a battery, have control of yourself," Detective Freddie Sams said.
I couldn't have said it better myself. Protesting peacefully and lawfully is one thing, acting like a thug is another. No matter what you believe the Anthony family should or should not be doing, there is a line that should never be crossed.
Casey has been caught on CC cameras purchasing items with a stolen checkbook from her supposed best friend, and has been sighted actually wearing the illegally-purchased items on camera several times now:
Casey Anthony bought 4 pounds of cherries, Popsicles and a bra on sale.There's also a blue Mossimo brand hoodie — the one she wore the day she posed for her first jail mugshot — and the oversize white sunglasses she's often photographed wearing when going to see her attorney.
What these items and a list of others have in common, according to sheriff's investigators, is that Anthony bought them with hundreds of dollars she stole from her friend Amy Huizenga. [...]
From July 8 to July 12, authorities say, Anthony used Huizenga's checks to buy more than $400 worth of clothes and groceries at area Target and Winn-Dixie stores, according to police records.
None of the items listed on the receipts appears to have been purchased specifically for a child.
Huizenga told detectives that she had loaned Anthony her vehicle July 8 while she traveled to Puerto Rico. She said Anthony picked her up at Orlando International Airport on July 15.
After talking to Anthony's mother later that day, Huizenga learned her friend had drained her checking account.
On July 15 — before Caylee was reported missing — Anthony went to a Bank of America branch and withdrew $250 from Huizenga's checking account by making a check out to herself. She also attempted to pay a $574 AT&T cell-phone bill, but there wasn't enough money left in Huizenga's account.
Because buying a bra and a nice hoodie using a fraudulent check are so much more important than looking for your daughter. Oh, and let's not forget the sunglasses. We absolutely must look good for the cameras. Button your blouse, for cryin' out loud, you're supposed to be upset over your missing daughter, not picking up a hot piece. Continued on the next page
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