Chief Judge Belvin Perry handed down the sentence for Casey Anthony who was acquitted of killing her 2-year-old daughter Caylee on Tuesday, but was found guilty on four lesser counts of lying to police officers about the disappearance of her child.
Judge Belvin Perry credited Casey Anthony with 1,043 days she served in prison. Release date is scheduled for July 13.
Judge Perry also fined Casey $4,000 — $1,000 for each count.
I would like to have Casey’s address and to tell her that I admire her for reporting the incestual abuse that she suffered, and makes me wonder if little Caylee also suffered by her own grandfather.
After all Casey said he abused her when she was a chid, and he could have done the same thing to Caylee. The nurse would have been an excellent source of the chloroform, and the tape was his.
I think that is the reason he did not want Casey to call 911. He knew they would not find water in the child’s lungs if she had been murdered before being put in the pool. Then he blamed Casey for her death.