[skyguy79]

Originally Posted by salpal

The best way to deal with this whole thing is to NOT purchase any books, go to any movies, watch any interviews, etc....anything that would put money into Casey's wallet. Boycott Casey!

Nice idea, but do you really believe that it would make much of a difference? There are going to be media publications on this, and the sales will be coming out the ol' wazoo! They're all going to make a fortune in doing so... and you want a hint as to why? Just look at the hundreds of posts on several different threads that have been going on just here on TOTV, then multiply that by the hundreds in not thousands of other forums or blogs doing the same. Again I'm not saying it's a bad idea or not to do it; I'm just being realistic, that's all!

[dillywho]

Thank you, Skyguy. She already is famous. What's another book or movie or interview or whatever?

Does anyone think Nancy Grace and all the other talking heads out there are going to repay the state for all the expense? I wouldn't advise anyone to hold their breath waiting for that to happen.

[senior citizen]

Originally Posted by skyguy79

Nice idea, but do you really believe that it would make much of a difference? There are going to be media publications on this, and the sales will be coming out the ol' wazoo! They're all going to make a fortune in doing so... and you want a hint as to why? Just look at the hundreds of posts on several different threads that have been going on just here on TOTV, then multiply that by the hundreds in not thousands of other forums or blogs doing the same. Again I'm not saying it's a bad idea or not to do it; I'm just being realistic, that's all!

I think it caught fire because in the beginning it was a missing child case.
It gathered national coverage quickly........similar to the Lindbergh baby kidnapping......then the twists and turns began......and most people do like trying to solve a mystery. That's one set of folks.

Others became obsessed with the case and seeking justice for Caylee. Now they will become obsessed with "Where is Casey hiding" once she gets out of jail.

Maybe we are all just being armchair psychologists or detectives. In Massachusetts a long time ago, Lizzie Borden also got away with murder....and became a legend.