Casey Anthony freed from jail
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ORLANDO -- Fourteen minutes after midnight on this Sunday morning, Casey Anthony walked out of
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Casey Anthony modern-day Jezebel
In the court of law with a jury of her peers, Casey Anthony was found not guilty of murdering her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee. In the court of public opinion, Casey Anthony is a modern-day Jezebel, a spoiled brat and a fallen woman.
Now that the trial is finally over and she has been set free from jail after serving a mere 12 days for her misdemeanor convictions of lying to police, there are a few things the public can reflect on.
The most important and best thing to come out of the trial is the demonstration that guilt must be proven beyond a reasonable doubt.
Nancy Grace regular: Everyone a loser in Casey Anthony case
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By Mark Williams of Daytona BeachNSBNews.net blogger
After doing a hundred-plus Nancy Grace shows on CNN's Headline News, now called HLN, and spending three years involved with the media side of the case, I thought I'd blog my thoughts exclusively for NSBNews.net. The jury has spoken and Casey Anthony is a free woman as of 12:14 this Sunday morning.
NSBNews.net Casey coverage listed with major media outlets by Google News
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NSBNEWS.net gets major worldwide media exposure with Casey Anthony coverage.
NEW SMYRNA BEACH -- NSBNews.net has its 15 minutes of fame and then some with the world-wide coverage of Casey Anthony's jail release highlighted on Google News.
Yes, that's right! NSBNews.net and we are excited to share this with our faithful followers throughout Central Florida from here in New Smyrna Beach, the family paradise on the ocean's edge.
Former death row prosecutor John Tanner: 'Too many loose ends' for Casey capital murder conviction
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NEW SMYRNA BEACH -- Then-State Attorney John Tanner prayed with serial killer Ted Bundy before he got the electric chair in 1989, and 13 years later, he watched the nation's most notorious female
Sgt. Manny Perez: Oak Hill Police Chief Diane Young 'opening Pandora's box'
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OAK HILL -- Sgt. Manny Perez returned to work this morning from his March 30 paid suspension, but things are far from settled with him accusing embattled Police Chief Diane Young of being corrupt, engaging in a relationship with a drug dealer, ticket fixing and other allegations, all of which she has denied.
Deltona toddler drowns in pool; becomes eighth small child pool-drowning victim so far this year in Volusia County
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DELTONA -- A 21-month-old toddler drowned in a small backyard swimming pool early Monday evening in Deltona, a Volusia County spokesman said. The little girl became the eighth child under 4 to die so far this year in Volusia County as a result of a pool drowning.
Sheriff’s deputies and rescue crews with the Deltona Fire Department and EVAC ambulance were dispatched to a residence on Apricot Drive at 7:39 p.m. That’s where a family member brought the unresponsive child -- Rocio Vazquez Naranjo -- seeking help.
"The child’s mother, father and an older sibling were home at the time and didn’t realize that the little girl had wandered off," Sheriff's spokesman Gary Davidson said. "The family searched their home and found Rocio in the pool. They pulled the girl out of the water and brought her down the street to a house where the resident knew CPR."
That resident tried to revive the child until paramedics arrived a few minutes later to take over, Davidson said, but they were unable to revive her en route to Florida Hospital Fish Memorial in Orange City.
"Medical personnel were unable to resuscitate her," the Sheriff's spokesman said. "She was pronounced dead at 8:30 p.m. The incident is under investigation by the Volusia County Sheriff’s Office."
'Dunk A Boss' contest today to help with back-to-school supplies for kids in Oak Hill, Edgewater and New Smyrna Beach
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The New Smyrna Beach Winn-Dixie is having a "Dunk A Boss" contest from noon to 8 p.m. today to raise funds for Community Back to School Supply Drive to help kids in Oak Hill, Edgewater and New Smyrna Beach. Get two tries for $1 or 12 tries for $5. Come And try to dunk managers of Denny's, Winn-Dixie and more.
Volusia School Board to hold meeting contract talks Wednesday with teachers' union
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DELAND -- The School District of Volusia County will hold a union negotiation meeting with the Volusia Teachers Organization at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, July 27.
The meeting will be held in the 2nd floor conference room at the DeLand Administrative Complex, 200 N. Clara Avenue, DeLand.
Enough of the deficit squabbling in Washington
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All the elected officials, aides, politicians, czars, lobbyists, and janitors in Washington can’t seem to come up with a solution to our so-called “debt crisis.” It isn’t that I don’t believe there "is" a debt crisis; it’s that it could be solved so easily if the above-named dolts would set aside their egos and do the right thing.