Patti

 Maryland now has it on the agenda, and so have many other states across the country, as well it should be.  Otherwise, what defends the rights of an innocent child depending solely on a parent to provide for their welfare?  AAARRRRGGGGGHHHH …. I’m still so damn mad over this verdict, this jury, AND this judge for the way this all turned out.

 eternally grateful.  Not that I have anything against Austin Peck, but PM will always be the one and only Austin for me.

 I just assumed that was his "private" line, only available to a select few, like fatha’ and his ‘flavor of the month’.  Isn’t that what Stefano told her she was to E.J.?  

 years back where that happened.  It was the savings and loan crisis and the person(s) owning a particular savings and loan here in Maryland shut down the business, boarded up the building, and swindled people out of their money.  After the trial they were found guilty and went to jail and he decided he was going to do interviews and write a book and even planned on a film; however, when told they would not see a dime of the money if they did, they decided to nix the idea.

No one should be allowed to profit from crime.  Whether this mother was guilty or not, her actions throughout this tragedy speak for her; therefore, I hope she doesn’t have a snowball’s chance in hell to rake in any profit from the bloodsuckers out there willing to make a quick buck themselves by using the death of that innocent baby to their advantage.

 at some point during the rest of her mother’s miserable life.  The best thing I can even hope to realize now is that this selfish young woman will have to spend the rest of her life looking over her shoulder 24/7, no matter where she goes, day or night, anywhere in this country and far, far beyond it, because someone, somewhere, with a conscience even lower than her own, will seek her out, just like they did to O.J.  The reaction of the people outside that courtroom alone showed me this cold-blooded, heartless thrill-seeker may have gotten away with murdering her beautiful baby girl, but now she will spend the rest of her time on earth with nowhere to run, nowhere to hide.  It may even drive her insane.  Would I care?  Absolutely not, because I truly believe that if she did NOT kill this child herself, she certainly knows who did.  Maybe this dumb-ass prosecution team should have looked more closely at a conspiracy angle or at her having knowledge that the baby was murdered and covered it up.  Who doesn’t report their 2-year old missing baby for 31 days, and then tells lie, after lie, after lie, from accusing a made-up nanny that she insisted she left Caylee with, to partying into the night with repulsive people much like herself, and not giving her innocent child, who no one will ever convince me she did not know was already dead, even a second thought.  I also thought it was despicable to note that the most emotion she showed throughout the entire trial, even after grotesque photos were shown to the jury of this little angel’s corpse with the duct tape still wrapped around her skull, was when the not guilty verdicts were read.  Those weren’t tears of relief; they were tears of surfacing guilt.

 and guilty on the remaining 4 charges of lying to the police.  Talk to me about justice and I’ll scream BULLSHIT louder than anyone could bear to hear.  If that’s not a complete miscarriage of justice, then I simply don’t know what kind of world we live in, but may God have mercy on the souls of that jury.  And I thought O.J. was a bad verdict.  Go figure.

 Gave me a chance to see the brilliance of these actors in something other than their normal soap star genre.  Honestly, I believe James Scott and Arianne Zucker can do just about anything, and look terrific doing it.  From The King’s Speech to The Fighter, they were tops for me.  My Emmy goes to both of them as top lead male and female in a "spoof".  I especially liked the well-done accents all of the actors portrayed.  Again, E.J. and Nicole cracked me up, and Peter did a fantastic job as Rooster Cogburn.  I thought Molly was good, but not as great as some of the others.  The writer for most of these had to be the same one(s) who write so well for the fantastic Victor Kiriakis and his hilarious one-liners we hear so often.  from Peter’s line to ‘Lil’ Sis’ …. "you wanna’ kill em’, give him some of that buttermilk….’  or E.J.’s line discussing his English nannie …. when he said ‘nah, I ain’t eatin’ none a’ dat slop," had me laughing out loud.  Nicole’s Boston accent in The fighter was brilliantly done, and Eric Martsolf nailed Mark Wahlberg to a "T".  Then, Eric and James as the two brothers at the end of The Fighter, sitting together at a table at The Cheating Heart discussing their lives, with James taking a swat at Eric’s head telling him, ‘hey, I’m talkin’ here, don’t talk when I’m talkin’  was a classic spoof of their supposed real fight on the show.  Everyone else did a magnificent job as well, from Judi as the mom in The Fighter, to all of the blonde sisters, to Suzanne as the crazed mom guilting her child in the Black Swan, to everyone in The Social Network, and I mean everyone, especially Chad and the Kunitz twins.  I mean I absolutely loved it.  Then, at the end, when everyone walked back out into the sunshine, Peter’s little role telling Ciara how it was sort of the end of an era, and the beginning of things to come, was so foreshadowing.  At least that’s the way I preferred to take it.   Nice break from the norm …. now, back to business.

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