(06-20-2011, 05:00 PM)Lady Cop Wrote: double jeopardy would attach if there was a mistrial due to the court's or state's misconduct. in that event, she goes free, cannot be tried again. conviction would not be necessary. she was still in legal jeopardy of loss of freedom and life and they got their shot at her.
BUT
if it is due to her (defense) misconduct, then it does not apply.


does that make sense?

we're going to soap opera heaven today!
this woman has no credibility, has changed her stories and sold out as well $$$. i expect this to be very entertaining. IF she gets on the stand today. i think she's scheduled for saturday.
and she should NOT be on TV blabbing away while she is on witness list.
she and her sister injected themselves into the case, she lied in police interviews, and i believe they both have criminal records. go get her Ashton! another paid witness.



ORLANDO, Fla. -- A woman who said she had an affair with George Anthony after growing close to him during the search for his missing granddaughter has been subpoenaed to testify in his daughter’s murder trial.

Krystal Holloway AKA River Cruz received a subpoena to testify for the defense at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday. That does not mean she will be called on Tuesday.

In an interview with Local 6 reporter Tony Pipitone, Holloway said she is upset the defense used her as a "scapegoat” in its opening statements.

“They became close. The started dating. They had an affair, whatever you want to call it,” lead defense attorney Jose Baez said about Holloway in his opening statements.

Holloway told Pipitone it is fair to say she had an intimate affair with George Anthony after helping in the search for Caylee.

When first asked by investigators about the affair, Holloway denied it, but now she says she is prepared to tell the truth in court.

Holloway said she does not believe Baez’s accusation that George Anthony pulled Caylee’s body from the family pool on June 16, 2008, 31 days before Caylee was reported missing and the search for the 2-year-old began.

If called, Holloway said she will testify that George Anthony told her in November 2008 that Caylee died by accident.

Caylee’s remains were found in a wooded area near the Anthony family home in December 2008.

Holloway said George Anthony told her Caylee’s death was an accident that snowballed out of control.

Typically, testifying about what someone told you is hearsay and not admissible, but Local 6 legal analyst Mark O’Mara said Holloway’s testimony would be allowed.

O’Mara said Holloway’s testimony could be used to impeach previous testimony by George Anthony that he knew nothing about Caylee drowning.

Holloway said she also does not believe the defense’s claim that George Anthony sexually abused his daughter, Casey Anthony, for years when she was a child.

Holloway said she knows it was wrong to grow so close to a married man, but she is strong enough to own up to it under oath. hahahahaha

(06-21-2011, 06:38 AM)Lady Cop Wrote: Holloway said she knows it was wrong to grow so close to a married man, but she is strong enough to own up to it under oath.

(06-20-2011, 04:39 PM)LytoMe Wrote: I think that would be GREAT for the State of FL, but a women who should be punished for what she has done will get to walk free.

this poor defense lady, a Dr. of Botany, is being demolished by Ashton. she keeps looking over at baez like
she's a bit confused. and not proving a damn thing. i'd feel sorry for the poor dear if she weren't getting paid.
she's been forced to respond "i don't know" several times. she's also been confronted with facts she was not aware of. she really is ineffectual.