Thursday, July 7, 2011

Jennifer Ford – Nursing Student to graduate from St Petersburg College

Jennifer Ford – Nursing Student to graduate from St Petersburg College

Jennifer Ford, a Florida resident, has found herself in the news recently as she was interviewed because of her experience as a Juror for the Casey Anthony trial. There is much emotion that was definitely created by the press. Fox News, and in particular Geraldo Rivera, who you may remember committed the largest scam news in the history of the industry when you supposedly uncovered the Al Capone vault, stated that they would never have never have gone for the death penalty if Casey Anthony was black and that the case was merely political. Unfortunately, the truth is reversed.  Although the facts seem to point to Casey Anthony, there is no video tape or pictures of her killing her daughter.

What troubles me the most, is that Casey Anthony was never convicted of at least child abuse and child neglect. Remember, Casey Anthony never reported the disappearance of her child. It was her parents that reported it to police. In other words, if they said nothing, there never would have been even a trial. It is like the child never existed.

One of the Jurors was Jennifer Ford, a Nursing Student, who also went with the other Jurors and found Casey Anthony not guilty of Child Abuse and Child Neglect. The Jury deliberated extremely fast; as if they just wanted to get it over with and go home. Jennifer Ford is planning on going into Nursing; the helping profession. Nurses, as well as Teachers are expected and required to report suspected victims of child abuse and child neglect. Casey Anthony probably would not have served much time for abuse and neglect. It is more of the principal though. What type of Society have we become? People are asking me from other parts in the country, who are these people down here.

I would caution any medical practice, hospital, or any type of care giving facility when considering in hiring Jennifer Ford. She turned her head away this time. Would she do it again? A patient who sees this blog and another event should happen; would as a result be exposing the hospital, nursing home, or medical office to a lawsuit. The juror probably will not be a nurse and probably will figure out that she may have the opportunity in a book deal. She did not look distraught from the article. As a resident of Florida, I have become very tired of the recurrent stories in the past 10 years. From the 9/11 high-jackers that lived here and everyone turned their heads; the Adam Walsh and Jessica Lunsford murders; Deborah Lafave; Scott Rothstein; Bernie Madof; Terry Jones the Ocala priest; Allen Stanford; COPS is like a local show; Child Predator shows are done here; the Hanging Chads; corruption by Florida politicians; Mortgage Fraud; Medicare Fraud; the Priests that were sentenced for stealing funds from Church of Saint Vincent Ferrer; Christopher Wilder the serial killer who was eventually killed by the brave New Hampshire State Police;  and the list goes on.

I feel that children’s rights have been strongly impeded and the work that great people like John Walsh, Marc Klaas, and the Lunsford has also taken a couple of steps back. With such a profile case, what are the people of other countries thinking about us?

http://thecelebritycafe.com/feature/casey-anthony-juror-no-3-speaks-out-07-07-2011

4 comments:

  1. I'm not sure if thieves belong in the healthcare profession. No wonder she doesn't have a problem with criminals, she is one herself. Wish I could remember if they asked her about any arrests during the selection process. She also lied to the media, saying that she has access to Disney properties for her interview. Disney says that is not true. A liar and a thief, sounding more like Casey Anthony all the time.

    http://www.pcsoweb.com/InmateBooking/SubjectResults.aspx?id=1410423

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  2. Great article! You are so right... I'd not even thought of the "mandatory reporting" aspect.

    Concerning her arrest record she was probably one of the many that requested to speak of it privately.... a dead give away right there that something just isn't right!!!

    Check fraud... hmmm Jennifer & Casey can be BFF's!

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  3. Child Neglect / abuse...Culpable Negligence of a child: A caregiver's .... omission to provide a child with the care..........and MEDICAL SERVICES that a prudent person would consider essential for the well-being of the child; Therefore CASEY NOT getting her Medical services after the "ACCIDENT" was cause for a GUILTY VERDICT. The injustice of Caylee's Death NOW IS ON This Jury's HEADS. They didn't take this seriously under consideration at all. 10 hours and 40 minutes, heck, less than that, cause they had themselves all dressed up on DAY 2 of Deliberations ready to announce their ignorant VERDICT. Scary to think this person could be treating our children. Scenario: a child comes into the ER where Miss Ford is working...the child is NOT breathing, Jennifer says to the doctor, "I don't know what is causing this child to NOT be breathing...." Doctor comes over and says, "perhaps it is that DUCT TAPE over it's Face". Jennifer Says " No, I don't think that is the CAUSE".

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  4. DEAR JUROR: WHY WOULD YOU THINK THAT? MAYBE THIS IS WHY EVERYONE IS UPSET. YOU DO NOT NEED A CAUSE OF DEATH FOR A MURDER CONVICTION. ENOUGH CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE. YOU DON'T EVEN NEED A BODY. The only feedback I have seen is two jurors have made statements. One said that if the death penality had not been on then they would have found her guilty. The other stated that the state could not show a cause of death. First of all either the jury did not understand what the judge said or they thought they knew all the answers. During that 11 hours the jury never once asked any questions which they could have asked the judge anything. They did not request any evidence or depositions. They knew exactly what they were doing. They needed no help from the court. So with that knowledge they pocessed they proceed to make their decission. They did not have to give a death sentence. There was only one charge that carried the death sentence. They did not need the cause of death to establish if a murder had been commited. There have been many cases where the body was never even found. ahh...........Now I know how to choose a jury for the defence. You take the people and give each a puzzle to put togather. Only with each puzzle you remove 1 piece. Let them put them togather. When complete you pick the one who can not tell you what the picture is missing only 1 piece. That one piece of evidence that they did not know(cause of death) was only 1 piece of the puzzle. They could not or did not look at the whole puzzle. Without that missing piece, they could not see the picture. DID SOME ONE PERSON MAKE THE JURY THINK THAT? OR DID THEY ALL THINK YOU HAD TO HAVE ALL THE PIECES TO TELL WHAT THE PICTURE IS?

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