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Originally Posted by justinsain
To answer your first question the least painful, stressful way for the child to die would be to put her to sleep with some kind of drug or chloroform which has now been proven to have be searched 80 + times by the defendant and was present in the trunk of the car which has been proven in the eyes of the jury ( my assumption ) through testimony which also was shown to have contained the child's body.
Once the child is asleep the duct tape was placed over the mouth and nose which would effectively suffocate the child painlessly except for some involuntary body spasms of resistance. It would be a gentle way to kill some one much like one would put their pet to rest as opposed to blasting their head off with a shotgun starting from the feet and working your way up.
What I stated above its what the state is trying to prove.
You clearly say the she killed the child which is murder.
The state's case shows premeditation.
With all that you've heard in testimony, can you give another possible way she killed the child?
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Yes.
She called the non-existent Nanny... Zanny the Nanny. It was an inside joke that she used Zanax to make her daughter sleep at night and she could go party.
She had no job nor money so found another drug... chloroform... to make her sleep.
She woke up one morning and realized her daughter was dead. In Florida negligence of a child leading to death is also a capital punishment which is why she didn't say what she did.
Just a scenerio but makes more "common sense" to me then what state is presenting.