Stuart Slotnick Quoted on Casey Anthony Trial in People Magazine
"There are gaps in the prosecution's theory, and the jury will notice them," he said before the case had been decided.
The prosecution's case relied on circumstantial evidence, and the complicated series of lies Anthony told were insufficient proof she was the killer.
"Being a liar does not mean she's a murderer," Slotnick explained. "It means she's an unlikeable liar."
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