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Privilege Waived - Part II: Remember Me?
DOMINIC CASEY is the CEO and Founder of D&A . He was an In-House Investigator beginning in 1992 and established D&A Investigations, Inc. in 2007.
D&A was the only Private Investigative Agency retained to investigate the murder of Caylee Marie Anthony working with the Baez Law Firm and retained by Casey Anthony (Individually) and George and Cindy Anthony (Individually).
D&A provided investigative services beginning 30 July 2008 through 28 February 2009 and also provided 24/7 personal and property security services for Casey Anthony, George and Cindy Anthony and their residence at Hopespring Drive, Orlando.
These personal and property security services were performed at the request of Jose Baez. Personal and property security services were also performed for Caylee Marie Anthony the Memorial Service at the First Baptist Church Orlando on 10 February 2009.
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D&A was the only Private Investigative Agency retained to investigate the murder of Caylee Marie Anthony working with the Baez Law Firm and retained by Casey Anthony (Individually) and George and Cindy Anthony (Individually).
D&A provided investigative services beginning 30 July 2008 through 28 February 2009 and also provided 24/7 personal and property security services for Casey Anthony, George and Cindy Anthony and their residence at Hopespring Drive, Orlando.
These personal and property security services were performed at the request of Jose Baez. Personal and property security services were also performed for Caylee Marie Anthony the Memorial Service at the First Baptist Church Orlando on 10 February 2009.
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548 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 22, 2014
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June 28, 2017
I've read both Part 1 and 2 so far. While this is no where near as well written as the book by the state prosecutor, Jeff Ashton, it connected some of the dots for me left open in studying this case. I appreciate the painstaking outline of Mr. Casey's account (mostly pulled word for word from his case files), but, I think in trying to tie some of the events together, it created a lot of repetitiveness in the throughout the book.
Towards the end, I found this somewhat annoying, but looked beyond it by skimming over repeats of detailed events.
Not sure if I will read part 3 or not, but right now I need a little break. For some reason, I find this case is absolutely fascinating, so probably will go back and read the third one. Trying to figure out and understand how Casey Anthony's mind works, attempting to see the world through her (as difficult as that is) is an unsolved mystery for me.
Towards the end, I found this somewhat annoying, but looked beyond it by skimming over repeats of detailed events.
Not sure if I will read part 3 or not, but right now I need a little break. For some reason, I find this case is absolutely fascinating, so probably will go back and read the third one. Trying to figure out and understand how Casey Anthony's mind works, attempting to see the world through her (as difficult as that is) is an unsolved mystery for me.
October 9, 2014
Heartbreaking event. State should have removed attorney's privileges or judge declare a mistrial.
The writing is bland (only the facts). Police, and investigative reports. Justice does not always get served. Attorney Baez, crooked. Geraldo Rivera, opportunist. I would like to know where Casey is and what she is doing. The best part of the book was the Irish blessing.
The writing is bland (only the facts). Police, and investigative reports. Justice does not always get served. Attorney Baez, crooked. Geraldo Rivera, opportunist. I would like to know where Casey is and what she is doing. The best part of the book was the Irish blessing.
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