Casey Anthony
This is an article from Everyday Health that I was quoted in regarding the Casey Anthony not-guilty murder verdict.
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“It didn’t take long to gauge the public’s stunned and distressed reactions to the not-guilty verdict in the Casey Anthony murder trial — within seconds, Twitter and Facebook erupted with emotionally charged responses that mirrored the shock and dismay of the crowd outside the courtroom. One Everyday Health Twitter follower, @marissa4pw, Tweeted that she was “extremely disappointed.” @jdotreach said, “This is a sick and disappointing ending to the Casey Anthony trial.”
Everyone from Kim Kardashian (whose father defended O.J. Simpson during his 1995 murder trial), Sharon Osbourne, and Joy Behar weighed in, as did many other Everyday Health Twitter followers, who shared their own complicated feelings about Anthony’s acquittal on murder, aggravated manslaughter, and aggravated child abuse charges. (She was found guilty on four misdemeanor counts of supplying false information to law enforcement.)…”
Instead, Bennett suggests concentrating on yourself and your own actions. “We get upset when we feel powerless and like we can’t do anything about a situation. But you can do something about yourself and that’s taking care of yourself and those around you,” she says.
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Intense Emotional Reactions to the Shocking Casey Anthony Acquittal
Casey Anthony
This is an article from Everyday Health that I was quoted in regarding the Casey Anthony not-guilty murder verdict.
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“It didn’t take long to gauge the public’s stunned and distressed reactions to the not-guilty verdict in the Casey Anthony murder trial — within seconds, Twitter and Facebook erupted with emotionally charged responses that mirrored the shock and dismay of the crowd outside the courtroom. One Everyday Health Twitter follower, @marissa4pw, Tweeted that she was “extremely disappointed.” @jdotreach said, “This is a sick and disappointing ending to the Casey Anthony trial.”
Everyone from Kim Kardashian (whose father defended O.J. Simpson during his 1995 murder trial), Sharon Osbourne, and Joy Behar weighed in, as did many other Everyday Health Twitter followers, who shared their own complicated feelings about Anthony’s acquittal on murder, aggravated manslaughter, and aggravated child abuse charges. (She was found guilty on four misdemeanor counts of supplying false information to law enforcement.)…”
Read the full post on Everyday Health »