Nancy Grace Hypnotized by Casey Anthony

If Nancy Grace wins an Emmy Award, will she have to share with it Casey Anthony, the accused "Tot Mom" murderer in Florida?

Every Nancy Grace Show on HLN is exactly the same. She talks about the Casey Anthony murder trial more than Maury Povich reveals if "Cinnamon" is really a man or a woman.

Each weeknight, we find Grace and four lawyers discussing what the "Tot Mom" wore in court that day. Grace and her guests say "tot mom" at least 30 times per show. I smell a T-shirt deal.

Grace beats up the "Tot Mom" and her defense team relentlessly. She's like Madame Defarge knitting in the courtroom in A Tale of Two Cities, only with weirder eyebrows.

Grace practically wears a hypodermic needle around her neck as costume jewelry. Call off the fight, ref!

The Nancy Grace Show is the Kramer portrait on Seinfeld — she is a loathsome, offensive brute. Yet I can't look away.



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Murder trial witnesses say they saw no change in Casey Anthony's behavior

One month after prosecutors say a Florida mother murdered her two-year-old daughter and left the body in garbage bags in a wooded area, she invited an acquaintance to the toddler’s upcoming birthday party, an Orlando courtroom was told Wednesday.

The mother, Casey Anthony, continued to suggest for weeks after the alleged murder that her daughter, Caylee, was staying with a nanny or that she had to leave soon to pick the little girl up.

“She said she had to pick up her daughter.… She said that her birthday was the next month and I was invited to her birthday party,” said Jamie Realander in testimony Wednesday, the second day of Ms. Anthony’s expected two-month murder trial in an Orlando courtroom.

Swift Justice With Nancy Grace Brings Case to a Head. Or Vice Versa

Sure, the Supreme Court deals with all those supposedly "important" cases, the ones that drag on forever and involve people talking on and on using all those, like, words, but the D.C. justices could pick up a few pointers from Nancy Grace .


Nance knows how to get to the heart of the case. Watchas she cuts through the crapand forces out the facts.


First rule of TV courtroom justice. When in doubt, say"oral sex."


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