Comments on: Caylee - Haleigh - Adji – Where Is The Justice?

By: leine

leine — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 00:42:33 +0000

imean the real mother.

By: leine

leine — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 00:39:10 +0000

glad to hear ron has finally woken up. and his mom also. my prayers are with both mom and dad. and i pray for the safe return of this child.

By: sheller

sheller — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 04:29:23 +0000

I read the comments here from time to time, had to stop the daily habit a while back. Perhaps you have covered this long ago, but I came across a strange video of Caylee eating breakfast and repeating over and over, I kiilll. The person videoing actually prompted her at one point saying “kill?” The link is:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDoeJm74dd4&feature=PlayList&p=6C1D5E69175C2711&index=10.

Someone more savy than I am could possibly check the reflection in the Caylee’s eyes to see who is videoing. I wonder if law enforcement is aware of this video as it is really strange. All the videos of Caylee where no one is talking to her seem weird to me, also. Anyone else think that?

By: star bright

star bright — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 14:57:43 +0000

The story on Haleigh has sure been calm this weekend.Last I know is Haleigh’s grandma is booked in jail and about a letter delivered. I hope they are working on answers and arrest SOMEONE soon!

By: TJ Hart

TJ Hart — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 14:46:53 +0000

Great article! Prayers for all.

By: m2c

m2c — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 10:27:26 +0000

alethea; While I agree with trying to find ways to support and ensure responsible parenting and punishing parents who are not responsible, I am slightly alarmed by one question you asked:
“Should we the taxpayers pay for other people’s disabled children that they produced because they were taking drugs when the child was conceived?”
I do not believe that children should be made to suffer (more than they already are) because of the sins of the parents. I don’t think you really meant it that way, did you? Perhaps the parents need to suffer a whole lot more (via some sort of penalty/punishment) but not the children.

By: SolveCrimes

SolveCrimes — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 07:25:11 +0000

Not enough drama in the case to keep the public interested. Sad but true.

By: D Kerr

D Kerr — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 05:32:53 +0000

Thank you for bring up this little boy,I have wondered what happen with that story,I thought they might of found him.I don’t care what the color of the child,I care,I will pray for him when praying for Haleigh,and all the children that are missing.I do wish people would stop using the black and white cards,as I am called white but I am more creamy beige,and as for black,not,I have never met a black,I have met brown people.Look at the color table people.Just like people that are born in the USA are not anything but AMERICANS,so wake up we that have been born in America are plain and simple AMERICAN.I an so sorry that this little boy was not shown any attention,And shame on the media for not being fair.Please everyone pray for all the children of the world to be safe.What has the world come too.Simon thank you so much for speaking out on behalf of Adji., my heaart goes out to his family.

By: Sass

Sass — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 00:57:36 +0000

Simon & Jan, thank you so much for helping get Adji Desir being missing for so long out there in the media, it appears as if he is a forgotten child. I cannot believe Child Protective Services and othe Human Services Agencies are not involved with searching for him because of his disabilities. Adji is 6 years old and only speaks 5 words how can he even tell someone his name or where he lives. Today Simon & Jan thank you for being a voice for him and asking others to search/look for Adji.
angel blessings Sass

By: Dreamfinder

Dreamfinder — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 22:22:22 +0000

I think a lot of it is if it seems like a case where the child is killed right off or doesn’t seem to have hope they don’t cover it as well or follow it. It has to have a twist or right timing like Haleigh’s on the day of Caylee’s memorial. Adji comes from a migrant working community. That too plays into the interest factors. People are gonna feel like there’s no hope. I think those kids need the attention the most.

By: Pat

Pat — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 22:03:17 +0000

Simon and Jan, I listen to your program every week, thank you for being there.
I am hoping everyone will take a min to sign this Petion. I notice that Haleigh’s Mother Crystal Sheffield of Fl took the time to sign. We need to keep the focus on all missing children, it should not matter of where they are from.
Stop the abuse and murder of the children in the U.S.
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/16/stop-the-abuse-and-murder-of-the-children-in-the-us

By: m2c

m2c — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 22:03:07 +0000

Bryan and anyone else who is interested in following Caylee’s case, some of us are keeping up with it on BNN’s forum. If you’d care to join there is a Caylee Anthony thread and we add info as it comes out and talk about it. Sure would like to have you join us!
The latest news that I read somewhere is that the FBI forensics people “lost” (eradicated) the sticky impression of a heart sticker that had been on the duct tape wrapped around her skull. They not only managed to do that while trying to get fingerprints from the tape, but the FBI report states that the impression/sticky residue of the heart was not SEEN by them! EEEK!
I know some people believe that maggot’s conviction is a slam dunk. I don’t. I will remain concerned until the verdict comes in.
So please join us on the BNN Forum - Caylee Anthony thread.

By: stormgardner

stormgardner — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 21:51:19 +0000

Simon & Jan, I commend you for the stories you do cover. If everyone will remember, Haleigh’s story was getting very little if any coverage in the media. BNN has kept her story out there most every day. In fact, if you want information, here is the place to be. Unless they consider it to be a “bombshell” as they like to refer to it, only a sentence or two is covered. I think they got some of their information from this site if the truth were to be told. You’ve got to look at all the pieces, then put them together. There’s where you get the full story. Sounds like it’s going to all come out soon.
Please keep doing all you are doing. We appreciate it.

By: marmite

marmite — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 21:46:04 +0000

Bryan - thanks marmite we know where caylee fits on your list………..

What?

Your point is?

Did I miss something?

The list sadly goes on and…… ♥

By: alethea

alethea — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 21:33:57 +0000

All missing children are of course equally important but this case is somehow, at least to me, VERY important. It probably has to do with all the issues surrounding it. Did this child disappear because of careless teenage dropout who did not have the right parenting? Should we take more measures to punish parents who allow their children to drop out (at thirteen as was reported?) Was Haleigh’s disappearance because of a diabolical plot involving human trafficking and do we need the death penalty for that crime? Do we need new, stiffer laws to punish adults who allow teenagers to shack up in their home, thus breeding irresponsibility (criminal irresponsibility in my opinion), and punishment for those proven to know about it and not report it? Do we need new, stiffer laws for adults who knowingly have teenagers in their home who are using drugs? Should we the taxpayers pay for other people’s disabled children that they produced because they were taking drugs when the child was conceived? Should we force convicted drug offenders to be sterilized? Should we have the death penalty for drug-dealers and child rapists?

There are a lot of issues we as a society are going to have to be dealing with, and a whole bunch of them are showing up at once in this case. Anyone else care to add to the list?

By: Tiffany

Tiffany — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 21:29:35 +0000

Simon and Jan, you are wonderful. I hope that these “gripes” you receive do not get you down.

YOu guys have done a wonderful job with the resources that you have. YOu are only 2 people with your own lives and own family with only 24 hours in a day.

YOu can’t cover every single thing every day. Its unrealistic and unfair to ask you to do that. I, personally, am greatful for the information that I do get from you. It ensures that we will not forget.

Keep on keeping on!

By: Bryan

Bryan — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 21:17:46 +0000

i wish i could delete my last comment but all becouse i child is DEAD!! doesn’t mean you can’t fervantley follow the justice the Child so deserves either yeah we know Caylee is dead murdered and the whole lot sorounding the fiasco are trash period…i guess i’m alone in this crusade…MY HEART REALLY GOES HOW TO HELEIGH AS WELL!! WHEN THE HELL IS THIS GOING TO STOP REALLY WHEN DOES A CHILD’S LIFE BECOME MORE IMPORTANT THAN ANYTHING!! WHAT A BLESSING A BABY OR CHILD IS TRUELY ONE OF GOD’S MOST AMAZING GIFTS TO MAN..AND LOOK WHAT WE DO WITH THEM!

By: Bryan

Bryan — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 21:14:22 +0000

thanks marmite we know where caylee fits on your list………..

By: assomeoneelse

assomeoneelse — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 20:42:02 +0000

You’re absolutely right Simon. My heart goes out to his family. I have a nephew who is autistic and wandering is an issue that most parents of kids with disabilities have to deal with. And you biggest fear is what kind of person is going to find them if they do wander.

Unfortunately Simon and Jan the sad truth is that there are just too damn many of them for all of them to get equal press.

Do I find problems with the ones that are chosen by the media over the ones who aren’t. Constantly. A baby missing from a work village should get just as much attention as a cute little girl next door.

I’ll add Adji to my prayers. Just like Haleigh’s case hits home because she’s a cute little blond girl like my own little Bug; Adji’s Creole background and disability reminds me of my nephew.

By: VLaw

VLaw — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 20:28:28 +0000

Kids in these kinds of families where they aren’t watched closely have to be prey for the human traffickers also. Just freaks me out to think of a little kid stolen to be used in some sex ring. Saw a report from state dept. earlier in the year that kids are trafficked out through Florida, Bahamas and out. Even though it is someone close to the kids, I wish more publicity was put on the human trafficking aspect of missing kids. If nothing else than have law enforcement make it known they check into that when a child goes missing. Seems like a human trafficker could use the Casey Anthony lie and present herself as a babysit and steal a kid. No one would think anything other than the parent did it. Especially in Florida where it seems so many go missing and the report from the state dept. about kids being trafficked out in that area.

By: AitchAitch

AitchAitch — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 20:23:46 +0000

Good essay. Sometimes it seems that the children who don’t get the media attention they deserve and necessary (if for no other reason than to have the public praying for their safety and quick return) is that their families act with decorum.

And that’s just whack. But look how lies and blood money (for two) have kept the interest for justice in Caylee’s and Haleigh’s cases alive.

Godspeed Adji and all those we know little or nothing about.

By: keena

keena — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 20:12:57 +0000

Simon I think your blogs and radio shows are powerful and informative . I really appreciate your work and time that goes into informing everyone who is interested and concerned. It would be wonderful to advocate for Adji the way you all are advocating for Haleigh . You know it really does seem to put the pressure on the key people who are involved by bringing media attention. If it works in Haleighs case why wouldn’t it work for Adji or any of the other missing Children ? We need more people with a big loud voice to get things moving and solved…..

By: Marie

Marie — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 20:08:45 +0000

I would also like to add that I had my daughter at 19 years. She is 14 now. I remember when I first saw the movie 8mm with nickls cage. I was so disturbed and upset. My father then watched it and told me that I like to live life with rose colored glasses on and that kind of thing really doesw happen. Maybe I was too niave and sheltered. I DO know this….my heart does go out to every parent that has ever gone through having a missing child.

By: Marie

Marie — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 20:01:29 +0000

I literally get sick to my stomache when I hear about these kinds of cases. I try to beleive that there is a special place in hell for the people that cause this kind of thing. The trail of christopher barrios starts this week. Please keep christopher barrios and rowan ford in your hearts and thoughts also. I couldn’t even begin to imagine having something happen to my child and I am really not mom of the year.

By: marmite

marmite — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 19:56:51 +0000

I appreciate you can’t cover all the missing children. Thanks for the coverage you DO give.

♥Haleigh ♥ Adji ♥ Tangena ♥ Hassani ♥ Lindsey ♥ Trenton & Jaelyn? ♥

The list sadly goes on and on ♥ ♥ You are NOT forgotten ♥♥♥

Any news on Aaliyah?

By: Peas In Their Pods

Peas In Their Pods — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 19:52:55 +0000

Thank you for this post.