Caylee/Casey Anthony Case: Baez Motion Defeated- Amy Huiezenga Gets Her Day In Court

Breaking News

Orlando, FL– Judge Stan Strickland has denied the defense motion to delay the check fraud case and will be on the docket in the near future.

ALthough the defense argued that the trial should occur following the murder trial, they have lost their bid.  This is a MAJOR blow to the defense. 

If convicted, she walks into the murder trial next year a convicted felon. It is possible that under the “prior bad acts” rules within the Supreme Court of Florida, that information will likely be admissable to the jury.

One can assume that George and Cindy Anthony are none to pleased at this decision; it will undoubtedly insure their compliance in testifying in the civil case against their daughter, Casey, brought by Zenaida Gonzalez through her attorney John Morgan. 

Check back to blinkoncrime.com for this developing story

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134 Comments

  1. chica says:

    OMG!!! OMG!!
    before I READ ALL THE POSTS I have to post my response to this .

  2. chica says:

    wohooo blink I am doing summersaults like a mexican jumping bean

    joy

  3. boo says:

    If casey changes her plea on the check fraud charges, will shirley plesea still have testimony for the prosecution in the murder trial (if there is a murder trial)?

  4. dddeerma says:

    Am I understanding this right? If Casey pleads out, there will be no evidence presented at all? No trial, just the plea and then a sentence? There has to be some part of this that is hidden from us peons. Why bother to argue so strongly if Casey has nothing to lose? I agree with whoever said it up above: Casey used part of that money to pay off $50 to the Court for Z’s tickets and the rest of that check money went into Cindy’s pocket on July 15. If Casey was setting up a Z identity before the murder, and she used Amy’s checks to finance the Z fantasy, that is clear premeditation. Is there something going on there?

    And Blink: you keep teasing us. When will you give us what you know about the different ID’s? While it is good to hear that there is something interesting yet to be learned, it is driving me up the wall with anticipation. Casey was sure a little schemer and plotter, wasn’t she?

    uhoh. Someone said she paid $50 towards the court?
    How long have you been reading here? My friend, there is an entire article on here I fear you missed.
    Not teasing, this case is in pre trial. You will learn what you want to know way before you would anyway from the civil trial. MMMUUUHHAAAAA
    B

  5. dee says:

    I love reading the joy in all the posting, something we all have been waiting for over a year now ..something to smile about in the darkest of stories light is finally shining…

    Takin a moment to think about Caylee, here is to you lil angel God be with you!

  6. NancyS says:

    Comment by Granmomma — September 3, 2009 @ 9:20 am
    Blink, do you think we may now hear more about the shovel that she was supposedly buying from Home Depot that was caught on tape?

    Tell me more about this as this is the first I have heard this… dang it… lol

  7. dee says:

    #40 Blnk “no” no prison or no general population, I think from past caes she is off to the PEN

    no to general, she’s not leaving the pokey anyway until conclusion of the murder trial
    B

  8. Kleat says:

    Hey Blink! Already had a short meet-up with the gals in the cornfield for an intro and very nice welcome, I’m sure you have my gender right, so when you get there, vouch for me!! :) And in my case, it’s not just ears that are burning, it’s feet!!!

    Now I understand what an ‘island’ is too!

  9. chica says:

    kleat!!
    pay the babysitter for traffic tickets? dont forget she often said that the nanny was rich.
    lol on the freezer pops!!

  10. chica says:

    good news today wohooo making blink some blink tortillas for this one.providing she likes em. yesereee blink u rock!!

  11. chica says:

    sorry just getting inself with my silly side.

  12. Terry says:

    Question: With a conviction shouldn’t Casey have to go to prison until she goes to trial for the murder charge…..

  13. chica says:

    granmomma question for u what is sl
    Okay, and I’m not a member of the SL

  14. chica says:

    #26 kate

    count me in for this gambling session.

  15. Todd in Tulsa says:

    Blink, due to the inevitable conviction now for Casey’s addiction to uttering forged instruments, what, in your opinion, sentence she will receive?

  16. Granmomma says:

    NancyS…..I used to take my supper into the bedroom to watch NG every night when she was covering the case daily. Everybody keeps saying it’s the things (little tidbits) that have been reported and then all of a sudden you hear nothing about them anymore that is going to be very important to the case against Crazy. I heard that their was surveillance of Crazy at the Home Depot purchasing a shovel and other items, also LP mentioned surveillance of her at Amscot and some more footage of her pacing in a motel parking lot sometime around June 16th. Then……nothing, notta! So I am waiting with baited breath, because I think these 3 things can tie into the whole picture and make it alot clearer. I just an average citizen (which is what most of the jury in the murder trial will consist of) and I think too much technical information will hamper the efforts of a conviction. JMOO

  17. chica says:

    kleat
    who is
    what is Mn’Mu

    having a blonde episode today

  18. boz says:

    shhh shhhh, everyone. Be quiet, listen carefully. Wait.

    “splish”

    Did you hear that? It was a tiny teardrop from tiny little Caylee Marie letting us know she’s feeling a little better because there just might be a little justice for her. Thank you Judge Stan, thank you!

    Thanks Blink. I wish I knew who was paying for the defense. Yealous!

    I’m betting on 10 fake ID’s.

  19. Granmomma says:

    chica…..SL is a virtual program that Blink and a friend of hers named Angela has set up so you can walk through this tragedy and learn things from. My computer at work and home are already so slow that I was afraid downloading all that stuff probably wouldn’t help the computer function any better for sure, but it sounds like they have a really good time there with Blink and all the other Blinkers! I just have to wait until they bring the info back here so that I can read it…..but it is called Second Life!

  20. boo says:

    Hypothetically speaking, if the SA know’s about the Fake ID then they must know who assisted casey with making the ID, so I assume that person will show up on the witness list, if they are not already on the list released?

  21. dddeerma says:

    OOps, forgot it was your article. This has been going on so long. And a fascinating, well written, beautifully speculated article it was, too. I remain a big fan, and am looking forward to the whole Z thing. Hoping it will resolve in my lifetime.
    LOL. I was just teasing.. You and me both.
    B

  22. Gypsy DD says:

    Great news Blink! Yep she will cop to a guilty plea, but 13 counts, 5yrs max per count..the girl better like the prison food..oops from the looks of her she does. Athough even at a year per count that is 13 years.

    So tomorrow, hopefully, we will hear LP and Company on the tapes. Then on the 9th I think Conway and Morgan are due back in court for the next round of verbal fisticuffs about someone thinking they can refuse to answer Morgan’s questions during a deposition. Do you know if the hearing on the 9th is still a go?

    It is.. I might expect to see Kasen withdraw the counter here, given todays news.
    B

  23. Gypsy DD says:

    Well I guess the hearing on the 9th depends on rather Conway throws his back out over the Labor Day weekend. Conway..I would stay physically away from Cindy and George until the 9th. Between the boat, the Daytonia speedway and Milsteads motorcycles too much possiblity for injury to Brad. (Great now I am answering myself…who knew it would get this bad!)

  24. suz says:

    Gypsy, it’s a first offense, and don’t forget sentences can run concurrently, so 13 counts at 1 year each could be a year, which is less with good behavior, right?

    She might even get credit for time served (since she’s been sitting in jail for awhile now).

    By time the murder trial is done, even if convicted, is it true they might be able to get her released pending appeal? (need our legal eagles to weigh in!)

  25. Kleat says:

    chica, blonde moments are good–happening to lots of use lately. Now we can focus as things move on more quickly, given today’s announcement.

    (and tomorrow’s release– we will know maybe what Blink knows on a few things too!)

    Mn’M = Morgan and Morgan (or Morgan and Mitnik for Zenaida Gonzalez defamation suit)

  26. ada says:

    Boo

    My 23 year old daughter made fake IDs on her computer before she was 21. She just scanned her license or college ID and changed the dates to make her age 21. Since she and Casey are the same age, I imagine that Casey could have created the ID by herself. Now I am wondering when the search for ZG was done, before or after she kidnapped Caylee?

  27. PAMELA says:

    In most criminal cases where the defendant pleads guilty, before sentencing, the judge makes the defendant “allocute” or describe the manners of their crimes and state for the record any remorse or reasoning for their comission of said crime.
    Would the judge allow Casey to just plead guilty and not allocute? That would be unusual, wouldn’t it?

    She is not required to. The judge burden is that she understands the crimes she is charged with, can aide in her own defense, and understands the ramifications of same.
    B

  28. dee says:

    chica…mexican jumpig bean girl I haven’t heard that term in years…thanks for the chuckle

  29. Jen says:

    Blink,

    How do I send an email directly to you?

    Thanks

    Post here privately, it will not be public.
    B

  30. laura says:

    She is sitting in jail on a no bond murder charge? Why would they let her out with time served? She is awaiting trial on murder, not sitting there for those charges. I am confused on that. I am not blond, just not a lawyer or criminal.

  31. chica says:

    75 kleat
    thanks your right lol now we wait for tomorrow thanks for the info alot of times WE see strange abbreviations and are like scratching OUR head and wondering if you should ask on the chance u may present as dumb. what the hell better to ask
    curiosity killed the cat lol!!

  32. chica says:

    Granmomma thanks so much for answering the question about SL
    yes of course angela and her website I get it of course
    thanks

  33. Shelly says:

    Blinkers were coming and going from the cornfield, woot wooting, high fiving, dancing and jumpling flips….even before thier morning cuppa java I hear….Smiles all!

    We are reading and talking about what you all are saying while we are in our Second Life.

    We are breaking out a new keg and the sushi bar is full for the party tonight!

    http://forum.vrhacks.net/showthread.php?t=847

  34. Peggy says:

    I have never posted but always read the comments. Could not resist with today’s news. Nice ruling Judge!! So happy that Casey will be tried and hopefully charged with check fraud. Then on to murder trial where she will sit there as a convicted felon. Justice for Caylee!!

  35. todd in tulsa says:

    Blink, sorry about #65, I didn’t catch it in time before I realized you answered it on the other thread….oops…..

    No worries friend
    B

  36. Kleat says:

    hey Chica, nothing dumb– I was wondering about the HAC and didn’t even catch it when it was ‘Heinous attrocious and cruel’ in brackets right beside!! I was thinking too hard– like it was some obscure version of a legal term, as in pro hac vice, which of course, couldn’t be related. ;)

    Besides– I made up the M&M for myself, then figured it was easier to type Mn’M. Who would know but me, unless it was in context. :)

  37. Kleat says:

    Legal Analyst comments on what a conviction would mean for Casey in her capital case– last minute or so of this video: Clearly a concern for them if she is found guilty of that cheque fraud, maybe if she pleads, she thinks she can get away with telling the capital jury that she was ‘tricked’ into pleading for convenience sake if she does plead and not go through a jury or bench trial– not that this would work I’d expect, but would leave maybe a little squeeking room for the dp decision. (??)

    http://www.wftv.com/video/20712925/index.html

  38. Kleat says:

    Check this out!! http://www.clickorlando.com/news/20713777/detail.html

    (anyone hear cinching sounds as the noose tightens and tightens– will there be much room left for breathing for certain accused persons after tomorrow’s LP et al interviews are released?)

    “….. assistant state Attorney Jeff Ashton contacted the Henkel company, now known as ShurTech Brands, and discovered the tape found with the body and on the gas can was actually an extremely rare type of industrial fire resistant tape.

    Only 134,719 rolls were sold in 2006 and 2007 in North America, according to the records submitted to the court Thursday.

    That constitutes less than 0.2 percent of all duct tape sales during those years, based on more than $100 million in duct tape sales reported by the industry in 2002, the last year for which Local 6 was able to obtain data.

    The odds of two pieces of randomly discovered duct tape manufactured in 2006 and 2007 being of that same, rare type approach 250,000 to 1. The odds of such a coincidence are much higher, if you factor in all the duct tape in existence, regardless of when it was manufactured, and determine how much duct tape sales have grown since 2002.

    One distinction that links both samples of tape – from the body and the gas can – is an imprint on the tape, which the records indicate was added to only those Fire Guard DUCK rolls sold after 2005: “Henkel Consumer Adhesives Inc., Avon, OH 44011, MAX. TEMP. 200 [degree character] F.
    That specific tape is so rare, it is not even available at Home Depot, but was sold almost entirely at Lowe’s during those years, according to the records.

    Local 6 could not find a roll Thursday at a Lowe’s in Altamonte Springs.

    The FBI Laboratory in Quantico, VA, has already examined the tape samples found with the body and on the gas can and reported in December that they “are comparable to one another in all physical attributes and in the chemical composition of their backing and adhesive components. Therefore, they originated from the same source roll of tape or from rolls of tape manufactured in the same manner.”

  39. Kleat says:

    (so, if not purchased by George or family, at Lowe’s, did George bring some of the duct tape home from a job, perhaps? A job site for some industry perhaps, that required this special fire-resistant duct tape? )

  40. todd in tulsa says:

    http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0906/11/ng.01.html
    __________

    sorry it took awhile. About 3/4 of the way down, it discusses the subject of Casey claiming that she hopes the trial is moved to Miami to “work on her tan after this trial is over”

  41. Randie says:

    Growlllllll!

    Tomorrow is going to be a pivitol day!!! And I will be doing my 9 to 5 while you all are hearing, listening, and reading. I will not have internet access. It is going to be a longgggggggggggg day. :)

  42. BrendaT says:

    A quick hello to all. Like everyone else I am way beyond elated and love the duct tape news!!!

  43. Norm says:

    WOW!!!!!!!! do you think this is finally the smoking gun that the prosecution has been hiding? the duct tape was that rare!! WOW!! again! how do you explain this away along with the so called UGLY COPING LOL!

    ABSOLUTE JUSTICE FOR CAYLEE MARIE♥♥

  44. todd in tulsa says:

    do you guys believe that Baez knew what he was doing when he attempted to pay the bank back the total of what Casey forged that day? Certainly he must have known that by paying the exact total of what Casey had stolen, it was a pretty blatant statement of Casey’s guilt.

  45. sosad says:

    I think this week is just the beginning of the slow screws being tightened. Think of all the bad news the defense had this week and now the duct tape! And then there’s tomorrow’s audios……..

    I think there will be one or two new things or surprises or confirmations of our suspicions every week over the next few weeks, keeping the pressure on before the fraud trial and wearing them down so that she finally cops. Can’t wait for tomorrow’s audios.

  46. sosad says:

    If you do the math — there were only 134,000 rolls of this tape sold in the US in 2006 and 2007 (they know this particular tape was after 2005 because of it’s markings). So divided by 50 = 2,680 rolls sold per state in 2 years! So what are the odds? George? Cindy? Give it up.

  47. Di Dirkle says:

    This seems to be very interesting about the duct tape.
    http://www.clickorlando.com/news/20713777/detail.html

  48. bottomline says:

    Wow, I feel like I can finally let a breath out for once! Between following all these extroardinary cases it has been hard to breathe normally, until today!!! Great news about Casey and also thinking that we are getting much closer to answers in Christine’s case as well. By God, we (you) blinkers really DO MAKE A DIFFERENCE, AND DOESN’T IT FEEL GREAT????

  49. BEES KNEES says:

    Well, I was trying to gambol about in the moonlit cornfield in celebration but all I could manage were some peculiar jerky gestures that reminded me of Elaine’s dancing (remember, she horrified George) in that Jerry Seinfeld episode!!! Even though I THOUGHT I was alone I couldn’t be sure (cause those stalks of corn are high) so I think I exited gracefully. I hope I did. The cornfield people are so patient and so helpful ~ I just love them.

    This news today is such a firm, positive step in the right direction, something Caylee’s been needing for a little while. Looking forward to tomorrow!

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