Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Casey Anthony: Secret Witness Saw Casey Carry Bundle into Woods



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Enquirer Reporting Cops Have Secret Eye Witness Who May Have Seen Casey Carrying Bundle into Woods



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Photo retrieved from Casey Anthony's Photobucket account dated June 3, 2008

The National Enquirer is reporting that the Orlando cops may have a secret eye witness in the Casey Anthony case, a witness who saw Casey on the afternoon of June 16, the last day Caylee was seen alive. According to the Enquirer the witness, a passing motorist, saw Casey leaving her parked car by the side of the road then entering a wooded area with a bundle "possibly the size of a trash bag" in Casey's arms.

Even more significant, the time the motorist purportedly saw the woman, whom the witness purportedly identified as Casey Anthony, was sometime between 3 and 4 pm.

Also, the police, who, after tracking Casey's cell phone records, theorize Casey returned with Caylee to the Anthony home after her father George Anthony had left for work at around 2:30. Authorities believe Casey tried to kill Caylee in the swimming pool then got "cold feet":

"After not going through with killing Caylee in the backyard, Casey took to driving aimlessly around in what police believe was her attempt to look for a secluded wooded area to murder the child."


Also discovered at the site where Caylee's remains were discovered, a syringe which tested positive for the presence of chloroform, and, a heart shaped sticker:

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Discovery evidence, photo of heart shaped sticker found near Caylee’s remains

In Discovery documents released by the Orange County Sheriff’s Office, Caylee’s remains were found wrapped in a black plastic bag, then placed inside a tan laundry bag. Caylee’s skull was found with silver duct tape placed across her mouth and attached to her hair. Forensic investigators later detected the heart shaped indentation indicating that someone had placed a heart shaped sticker over the duct tape.


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Investigators later discovered at the Anthony home a sheet of heart shaped stickers, the same size and shape as the one discovered at the site of Caylee's remains.

Investigators discovered a photo of Caylee, dated June 3, 2008, belonging to Casey, where someone had photoshopped the image of a small heart on the bottom left-hand corner.


The secret eye witness purportedly saw a car matching the description of Casey's car parked at a wooded area "five miles" from the Anthony home. The witness is believed to have seen a woman matching Casey's description leave the car carrying a bundle into the woods.

We're inclined to believe the Enquirer story has legs as we've personally worked with the Enquirer and found they're an extremely reliable source. What may be confusing is that the witness saw Casey on June 16, the last day Caylee was seen alive, at a wooded area which was located several miles from Caylee's remains were later discovered.. There's also forensic evidence of the presence the odor of human decomposition as well fluids discovered in the trunk of Casey's car.

Entomologist Dr. Neil H. Haskell has concluded that the odor of human decomposition in the trunk of Casey's car could have begun from between June 17-June 20 and that Caylee’s body was most likely removed during the period of June 19-22. Casey abandoned her car on June 27.

Why is the witnesses' account important? Even though the witness purportedly saw Casey carrying a bundle into a wooded area four and half miles from where Caylee's remains were later discovered, the witness ties Casey to a "bundle" which was described as "trash bag" sized. Caylee's remains were discovered wrapped in a trash bag which was deposited in a laundry bag. The witness, a passing motorist, didn't see Casey return to the car. Even so, it could be surmised that Casey, for whatever reason, may, after entering the wooded area, changed her mind and returned to the car with the bundle. The witnesses' account showed that Casey was "in a wooded area" on the day Caylee "disappeared", and that Casey, after the odor of decomposition became unbearable-Casey complained to friends about the odor-Casey chose a wooded area closer to the Anthony home to dispose of the body.

By LBG


Casey Anthony Case: Chloroform Syringe Found Near Caylee’s Remains, Coffin Flies and Human Decomposition Fluid in the Trunk of Casey’s Car


Casey Anthony Case: The Curious Coincidence of the Heart Shaped Sticker at the Crime Scene and the Heart Photoshopped on Caylee’s Photo

Casey Anthony Trial: The Bushy Haired Stranger Defense and the Odds of an Acquittal – page 3


By LBG







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Sunday, November 15, 2009

Cigar Pix: A Trip to a Cigar Store



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A TRIP TO FIND A STICK OF JOY




All this and more from The House of Cigars.





HoC's cheerful--and helpful--'Cigar Mike' helps customers by assisting them and suggesting something new.





HOC is nestled in alongside the Ohio River in Wheeling, WV.





This trip took place on November 16 2009. A Monday--and any day ending in "Y"--is a perfect day for a cigar!





Acres of cigars at reasonable prices. We once smoked cigarettes--back in the college days--but it's been years. Just wasn't the taste we were looking for.

A cigar, on the other hand, is just the ticket.

We soon found what we were looking for and returned to the road.


by Mondo Frazier
images: DBKP file







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New Cigar: Delizia Limited




From CNN Money-- Prime Star Group Introduces Delizia Limited Cigars:

Prime Star Group, Inc. (OTCBB: PSGI) is pleased to announce that Delizia Limited, its wholly owned subsidiary, is launching a line of impeccably constructed premium long filler cigars. Prime Star Group's Delizia Limited can produce between 250,000 to 400,000 cigars per month.

The company produces multiple sizes of premium cigars and focuses on the following:

-- Connecticut Cigar
Size 8 - Churchill, Toro, Robusto, Torpedo, Petite Corona, Lancero,
Lonsdale
-- Corojo Cigar
Size 7 - Churchill, Toro, Robusto, Lonsdale, Torpedo, Lancero
-- Habano 2000
Size 7 - Churchill, Toro, Robusto, Torpedo, Lancero, Lonsdale

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Marsh-Wheeling Stogies: America's Oldest Cigar



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[ABOVE: The famous label used on the Marsh-Wheeling cigar box]



THE COUNTRY'S OLDEST CIGAR COMPANY

Marsh-Wheeling stogies are a unique type of cigar. They are both affordable and are a good cigar for everyday, knock-around smoking.

From Marsh-Wheeling:

Marsh Wheeling was founded by Mifflin M. Marsh in 1840. Located in Wheeling, West Virginia, it was the oldest cigar manufacturing company founded in the United States. After beginning production and sale from his home, Mr. Marsh developed the company and opened a factory first on Water Street and later on 12th Street between Water and Main. In 1908, the company opened the historic location at 905-915 Market Street.





M. Marsh & Son is most notably remembered for the Marsh Wheeling brand of stogies. The cigar's famous box became a known staple of the tobacco industry.



A box also appeared in the movie The Green Mile as the home of Mr. Jangles, a mouse kept by one of the prisoners.


The Marsh Wheeling brand had a reputation for quality from coast to coast. The Marsh-Wheeling cigars got their name "stogie" because they were sold to the drivers of the wagons heading west on the National Road coming from the Conestoga Valley in PA. They were also sold to crews and passengers of the steamboats traveling down the Ohio River, which put in at the Wheeling wharf.



FAMOUS MARSH-WHEELING SMOKERS: Daniel Webster, Annie Oakley & P.T. Barnum.



[ABOVE: Annie Oakley, in between puffs on a Marsh-Wheeling]



Sadly, Marsh-Wheeling's connection to its birthplace, Wheeling, WV came to an end in 2001. The Wheeling plant was closed and the company was bought by National Cigar, which moved production to Frankfort, Indiana. The Marsh-Wheeling building, just a block from the Wheeling suspension bridge remains for sale.



MORE stories on cigars, cigar box art, care and maintenance, products and reviews can be found at DBKP's Cigar Bistro.

[Originally posted at DBKP's Cigar Bistro as "Marsh-Wheeling: America’s Oldest Cigar Company"]


by Mondo Frazier
images:
* DBKP file
* drudge22.blogspot.com
* http://www.fcsutler.com
sources
* Marsh-Wheeling







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Monday, November 9, 2009

Priorities



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by Irony Curtain, I Own the World
image: Can You Tell Me How To Get, How To Get To Sez-A-Me Street

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