Anthony's Former Incompetent Spokesperson Michelle Bart on Dr. Phil---Was She High?

On today's episode of Dr. Phil, titled "Dr. Phil: Behind The Headlines, Caylee Anthony", a host of experts and lawyers such as Lisa Bloom, Mickey Sherman, Lawrence Kobilinsky, and others, gathered to discuss the developments in the case.

I will post a transcript of the show later. I just found this statement made by Michelle Bart, Anthony's former spokesperson, very odd and more than inappropriate. Seems like she took a big long guzzle of the Casey Kool-aid before stepping down as spokesperson. However, Bart claims she is still right there with the Anthony's and will continue to be by their side.

At the conclusion of the show, Dr. Phil said his thank yous to the guests and said to Michelle, "Michelle, there is something you wanted to add, you have five seconds."
When Michelle Bart had her opportunity for final words she stated:

"I just wanted to keep in mind that Adam Walsh came home this week after 27
years and like John (Walsh) said, 'Keep hope alive and we will be able to bring
them all home'."

She is referring to the Adam Walsh case, which was officially closed on Tuesday, December 16, 2008. Adam Walsh was 6 years old when he was kidnapped from a shopping mall. His decapitated head was found two weeks later. His body was never found. Adam's father, John Walsh later went on to create the television show "America's Most Wanted" and also contribute to major missing children's cases.

After almost three decades of police investigation, this week, Hollywood, Florida, police named Ottis Toole, a deceased inmate and former drifter, the prime suspect in Adam's disappearance and murder. If Ottis had not died in prison in 1997, he would face charges today.

Michelle, what are you drinking over at the Anthony's? More so, what were you thinking making that statement? Are you HIGH?

They brought Adam Walsh home? REALLY?

Adam Walsh was NOT brought home.
All that was found of little Adam Walsh was his decapitated head.
26 YEARS AGO
His little body was never found.
How indecent of you to speak of something you clearly know nothing about. Much like all the statements you have made regarding Caylee. I was so appalled when I heard these words come out of your mouth.
I should not be surprised however, coming from someone as unrefined as you.
I remember this case clearly. I feel deeply for the Walsh's. I am content, as I know they are, that this monster was finally named, but not soon enough. His death in 1997 failed him from ever being prosecuted. However, Toole did know he was an implied suspect.
I will quote John Walsh from his speech at the press conference:

"The criminal justice system is sometimes the criminal in the justice
system. Sometimes it doesn't work, sometimes it does. Most of the time it
does. Just do not give up hope. Do not give up hope."
"Wherever Toole is, he is being held accountable for his
actions and he is getting what he deserves,
somewhere."

Hopefully, we will be able to say the same regarding Casey Anthony soon.

---my two cents

For my post regarding the Adam Walsh press conference click here.

*BREAKING NEWS* Adam Walsh's Murderer Officially Named

Ottis Toole, John Walsh, Adam Walsh




In a closed briefing, Hollywood, FL, Police (Broward County), has officially named Ottis Toole, a deceased drifter and inmate, was the kidnapper and murderer of Adam Walsh.

The 6-year-old son of "America's Most Wanted" host John Walsh went missing from a Hollywood, Fla., mall more than 27 years ago. His head was discovered two weeks later, though his body was never found.

A law enforcement source familiar with the case confirmed to ABC News that police will name Ottis Toole, a drifter who died in prison in 1996, as Walsh's suspected killer. Hollywood police held a news conference earlier this afternoon.

The source said police had built a strong circumstantial case against Toole, long suspected of the murder, adding if , "Ottis Toole were alive today, he would be charged with Adam Walsh's murder."

After the conference, John Walsh stated "The criminal justice system is sometimes the criminal in the justice system. Sometimes it doesn't work, sometimes it does. Most of the time it does. Just do not give up hope. Do not give up hope."

Walsh also stated regarding Toole, "Wherever Toole is, he is being held accountable for his actions and he is getting what he deserves, somewhere."

"In 1981, A convicted, horrible drifter on the worst day of our life, took our precious son and for us, it ends here, today."

A lot of mistakes were made, evidence was lost, including a pertinent piece of bloody carpet from Toole's car. This was a time before DNA, forensic advancements, and specialized lab testing. After a reorganization of law enforcement and investigations, thirty years of evidence, confessions, and sightings, the case was revisited and all the evidence went back to Ottis Toole.

Two discs containing 3 decades of evidence are to be released shortly, under the public records disclosure