Answers. Failures exposed

Between the United States of America and Pakistan, things are not at the best. How else would it be? America’s most-wanted man was found in Pakistan, a country that repeatedly said it was not harboring bin Laden.

Like we all know, the man said to be behind the 9/11 attack was found right there in Pakistan. America wondered how Pakistani intelligence and the government failed to learn about OBL’s whereabouts when he lived not too far away from military and government establishments. America just might have the answer now.

Some success stories expose failures. America’s Most-Wanted No 2 Whitey Bulger went unnoticed for 16 years,  most of which he was ‘in’ the country. Sex offender Phillip Garrido had a young woman captive in his backyard for over 18 years, during which parole officers inspected his house 60 times but failed to see/recognise and rescue Jaycee Dugard. But again, SIXTY times?

Still curious about the Casey Case

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I just came across a question that asks, would you boycott Casey Anthony’s book or movie if it came out. The answer is no and I speak for a lot of other people on the face of the earth that have been following the trial or have been remotely interested in the Casey Anthony case.

I know that America is furious with Casey Anthony now that she has been pronounced ‘not guilty’ in the killing of her two year old, Caylee. There has been talk about book deals and ideas for a movie about Casey Anthony. There has even been talk of which actresses would suit the part of the defendant. If and when this happens, there will undoubtedly be a lot of money involved and Casey will get a good share of it. I can see the people are not pleased with that. Casey’s case has not done well in the court of public opinion and people know for sure that she will be ostracized.

But Casey has not spoken in court. We the public know not the truth. Whether she will tell the truth in a memoir or not, we would all like to see what she has to say, wouldn’t we? We are still curious, aren’t we?