If Cindy Anthony writes a book, will you buy it?

[♫Rock*Star♫]

I would not.

But my curiosity about Cindy's continuous lying would move me to consider checking it out of the library.

But only if the library already planned on stocking the book.

I wouldn't ask the library to spend their money.

[Tracian]

If I still had a bird cage, I would. :biggrin:

[TBO]

maybe to use it as fire wood but besides that NOPE!

[pixiejoolz]

Absolutely not, because I'm against burning books.:sneaky:

[hello its me]

Nope. Why put money in her pocket or the pocket of anyone who would publish such crap.

[Scampi]

If Cindy Anthony writes a book, will you buy it?


Absolutely not. I hope no publishing house is foolish enough to pay her to write anything. IMO, the woman and the truth are strangers.

(phrase courtesy of Judge Strickland) :thumbup:

[snowflakes]

NO WAY:thumbdown:

[mickeymb35]

Absolutely....not.

[spydernweb2006]

I wouldnt

If I wanted to read lies Id ask my grown son to write down what really happened that week his Dad and I went camping and he threw a party in our home....

JMHO

hugs,
Spyder

[StickyBeak]

No, Heck No. Already on my DO NOT READ list along with the enquirer.

[BettyC]

Absolutely, positively, without any hesitation, NO.

I don't care what she has to say.

[Noah]

Yes, but only if 100% of the proceeds went to a reputable company that helps find missing children.

But since I don't see that happening - Heck NO!!

[Justice4all]

No way jose

[Sun]

I would NOT purchase any book that would put money in the Anthony's hands.

I do not think that Cindy has the education or talent to write a book.

[summer]

I'd rather stick pins in my eyes.

[ruth66]

NO! Never, not a chance!!!

[grammaw]

How can i say this without sounding toooo brassy?[HELL NO!Cindy,you do get the message,right?You don't have to be in denial about this,ok?

[summer4meplz]

absolutely not...under no circumstances....I would not even read it if someone offered to pay me...wellllll....let's not be hasty....but it would have to be a LOT of money...

[Dierdra]

Never Ever in a Gazillion years would I buy their book!!! Are you kidding me? I have read enough of their LIES!!!!! :thumbdown:

[aproudmom]

I would NOT

[BJames]

I would like to think that Cindy wouldn't stoop that far, but she has proven me wrong before.
I guess sometimes it dazes me how this family can try and capitalize on the fact that they have a homicidal daughter who murdered their grandchild...I just don't see them as 'victims' in any way as they perpetuate their own self destruction.
I don't believe Cindy could ever get the words down on paper to fill a book, she self contradicts and engages in circular lying...in print that would be totally obvious.
Oooops...the answer to the question is NO :smile:

[phylcore]

No,as some above have said,I would not put money in her hands.:angry:

[desmom]

I would not.

But my curiosity about Cindy's continuous lying would move me to consider checking it out of the library.

But only if the library already planned on stocking the book.

I wouldn't ask the library to spend their money.

Same here. I would not buy the book. If I saw it at the library, my curiosity may get the best of me.

[Kathlb]

Nope, we've heard all of the lies already and I have NO desire to read them again. :tongueside:

[mrsmcgoo]

Not in this lifetime would I read a book by this woman. Not to mention that even if it cost 1 cent, I wouldn't give a penny that might contribute to Casey's defense.

JMO

[Amy]

I would not.

But my curiosity about Cindy's continuous lying would move me to consider checking it out of the library.

But only if the library already planned on stocking the book.

I wouldn't ask the library to spend their money.

Your feelings on it are exactly what I tho't as I read the question. I would not in any way want to add to the A coffers by actually buying a book. But, if I came across it in the library, curiosity might get the better of me and I would probably @ least look @ it.

[Dunlurken]

No way jose

That one caught my attention. LOL. No way would I buy her book either. LOL.

[Lavinya]

I would rather eat razor blades.

[rainbo]

Haven't we heard it ad nauseum already?

[onedarksun]

plain and simple ------------No

[Shells2]

Not a chance in heck! Why would I pay to read someone lie to me? Sheesh I can read politicians stuff for free on the internet. No way would I put my money down on a book that wouldn't give me a shred of truth ~ it's insulting.

[annalyzer]

.................................no

[Tia]

Never.

I couldn't do that to Caylee. I would be no better than Cindy.

[crimeq]

Nope. As others have said, if I came across it in the library, I might read it -- just sit down right there and scan it -- until I couldn't stand it anymore and leave the rest unread ;-)

[spiritwolf46]

Absolutely NOT!

I would go after her for the murder of a good tree for the filthy book.

[BlueTurtle]

Absolutely NOT!

I would go after her for the murder of a good tree for the filthy book.

I keep hearing Dr Suess in my head as I scrolled through the negations.

[CHITCHAT]

I only buy true crime...not fiction...but it might be good for a comedy of lies..id read it but not buy it...id have to find it along side the road somewhere...

[BettyC]

I keep hearing Dr Suess in my head as I scrolled through the negations.


I would not, could not, in a box.
I could not, would not, with a fox.
I will not read it with a mouse.
I will not read t in a house.
I will not read it here or there.
I will not read it anywhere.
I do not read pure lies and spam.
I do not like it, Sam-I-am.

[CNTM]

&*$% NO!:cursing:

[Addy]

Nope.....................

[Selebr8z]

Not in this lifetime....or the next:cursing:

[forensicfan]

Nope.

I might buy one if Ann Rule (true crime investigation author) wrote it because I respect her but I won't buy or read anything written by the Anthony family or their dream team.

[LisaM22]

I would not, but sure many will....

[FindAnswers]

Hell NO!! The woman can't tell the truth for her own grandchild. You think she is going to tell the truth in a book?

She made her own bed. Let her lay in it.

[Lynne]

NOPE! No Way!

(Had to add the "no way" so that I could meet the minimum IS word requirement, hee hee)

[Holden]

:thumbdown: Has cindy not made more than enough money off her dead grand daughter? I would buy nothing she has to sell. Even if she broke down and decided to tell the truth. Nope. :cursing:

[vagal]

No here to...dont want to read or hear any of her lies

[Amy]

I'm betting there will be new lies. You know, when she would say one thing (ie:Casey is a pathological liar) then screams that she didn't say that. I'm figuring that she will deny all her lies, and come up w/new ones to explain the old ones. I still wouldn't buy the book, tho.

[Tia]

I sort of hope she does write a book. She isn't very bright and thinks the rest of the world are idiots. For this reason, I doubt she would listen to any legal or editorial advice regarding what she put in print -therefore, I believe Cindy would, as she always does, put her foot in her big mouth and make things even worse for all of them.

[onlykaty]

Not only NO but h*ll NO!!!!!

[LadyBlue]

hmmmmmmmmmmmm let me think........... HELL NO! :cursing:

[SayWhen]

I sort of hope she does write a book. She isn't very bright and thinks the rest of the world are idiots. For this reason, I doubt she would listen to any legal or editorial advice regarding what she put in print -therefore, I believe Cindy would, as she always does, put her foot in her big mouth and make things even worse for all of them.

Well, if she doesn't listen to an editor, she'll be standing at Kinko's running off Xerox copies of that book to sell. :lol:

[adair]

Only if the price of toilet paper in going to go up..............

[SaraSidle]

Not in my lifetime

[tomsgirl]

Only if the title of the book was"LIES THAT I HAVE CONSTANTLY TOLD" by "CINDY ANTHONY":angry:

[Katprint]

Only if the title of the book was"LIES THAT I HAVE CONSTANTLY TOLD" by "CINDY ANTHONY":angry:
Initially my reaction was "Of course I would not buy it! Why even ask?" But then I saw tomsgirl's post, and it made me ponder the universe of possibilities.

Does anybody remember that TV show where they would hook people up to a polygraph ("lie detector machine")? Then they would humiliate them by forcing them to reveal their deepest darkest secrets in hopes of earning their way up to the big $1 million (or however much it was) prize. They would interview the contestants' friends and family to get an idea of what those deep dark secrets might be. If they "lied" - according to the show's "lie detector" which I am quite dubious about the impartiality and fairness of their polygraph analyst - then they forfeited all the money they had earned so far.

I still wouldn't buy any book written by Cindy. However, I would watch a TV show where Cindy was questioned about this case while hooked up to a polygraph machine. Ideally the polygraph analyst would have a button he could press which would make a big buzzer go off and a big red LIE!!! sign light up. That would be fun, especially if Cindy then forfeited all the money she had earned so far from Caylee's murder. Then the next episode could feature George, and the one after that could feature Lee, and then Dominic Casey, and so forth.

Katprint
Always only my own opinions

[BettyC]

Initially my reaction was "Of course I would not buy it! Why even ask?" But then I saw tomsgirl's post, and it made me ponder the universe of possibilities.

Does anybody remember that TV show where they would hook people up to a polygraph ("lie detector machine")? Then they would humiliate them by forcing them to reveal their deepest darkest secrets in hopes of earning their way up to the big $1 million (or however much it was) prize. They would interview the contestants' friends and family to get an idea of what those deep dark secrets might be. If they "lied" - according to the show's "lie detector" which I am quite dubious about the impartiality and fairness of their polygraph analyst - then they forfeited all the money they had earned so far.

I still wouldn't buy any book written by Cindy. However, I would watch a TV show where Cindy was questioned about this case while hooked up to a polygraph machine. Ideally the polygraph analyst would have a button he could press which would make a big buzzer go off and a big red LIE!!! sign light up. That would be fun, especially if Cindy then forfeited all the money she had earned so far from Caylee's murder. Then the next episode could feature George, and the one after that could feature Lee, and then Dominic Casey, and so forth.

Katprint
Always only my own opinions

I like it ! But she would just say the polygraph analyst fixed the results and then she would have Dominic investigate him.

[Jeepers]

That would not be a book I would buy in a Bargin Bin at Books A Million several years from now.I buy many books that way for just a curious read but,a book by her or any pro Anthony books I would not buy no matter what. I would not want to read it if someone gave it to me.
In other words I am a not interested in any lying jusstification she or any of them would have to say.

[tootie]

There is no way in "you know where", plus they would have to be making snow cones in "there" too before I would ever buy a book from anyone in that family. You couldn't pay me a $100 to walk across the street just to get a free copy.......you get the drift. :cursing:

[MichelleP]

What would she write a book about? Does she know anything besides what her daughter and law enforcement tell her? I asked Casey where Caylee was she told me she was with the nanny. Most of this stuff we already know so why would anyone want to buy a book off Cindy for information they already know?

[Zip]

Will I buy Cindy's book? Absolutely, positively, most assuredly not. I can no longer even listen to her speak--reading her words and lies would be pure and complete torture.

[ksk1]

There is no way I will parttake of the insanity that is Cindy Anthony. There is no way I will participate in their making money on the death of Caylee. I wont support the Anthony's lifestyle or Cassey's defense.

[kakax]

No No No No No No


I think that is enough characters.

[girlspell]

I have a question though. I'm sure she can write her own book. Are her parents allowed to profit from the book? (I would think, not Casey)

[Aunt]

letmethinkaboutthatNO

[RootBeer]

yes, maybe at the dollar store

[Conservamom]

Never.

I couldn't do that to Caylee. I would be no better than Cindy.

Isn't this a touch melodramatic? I don't mean to be disrespectful but...come on. Caylee has no idea what books you are reading. And just reading a book or someone's thoughts do not make you like them. It means you are interested in their thought process. I mean, are you going to deny that you would read Casey's diary???

I would absolutely buy it and read it. I am interested in hearing Cindy and George's side. But I would also buy and read Rick's book or Jesse Grund's book, too. I prefer to have a full picture and not just read that which I like or want to see.

[Katprint]

Isn't this a touch melodramatic? I don't mean to be disrespectful but...come on. Caylee has no idea what books you are reading. And just reading a book or someone's thoughts do not make you like them. It means you are interested in their thought process. I mean, are you going to deny that you would read Casey's diary???

I would absolutely buy it and read it. I am interested in hearing Cindy and George's side. But I would also buy and read Rick's book or Jesse Grund's book, too. I prefer to have a full picture and not just read that which I like or want to see.
I might READ Casey's diary but I would not BUY Casey's diary if it meant that Casey would receive royalties from my purchase. I am opposed to people profiting from murdering other people. In my opinion, Cindy and George have engaged in conduct that makes them "accessories after the fact" i.e. accomplices to Casey's murdering Caylee. Thus I would not buy anything that would result in them receiving money.

However, I am not opposed to Uncle Rick or Great-Grandmother Shirley, both of whom have refreshingly refused to cooperate with the Anthony cover-up conspiracy, making some money to compensate them for their time and trouble being thrust unwillingly into the spotlight as a result of their relatives' wrongdoings. Similarly, Jesse Grund and his father are OK by me.

Katprint
Always only my own opinions

[Conservamom]

So you would only read a book by someone who is "ok by you"?

Mien Kampf is required reading in some university classes.

I am just saying, I don't think reading it or being curious enough to buy it means you support their actions. Personally, I would read it just to dissect her thought process as to why she and George seem to be irrationally defending Casey.

[Conservamom]

I also want to point out that people who author books don't make money for each book sold. They get paid a certain amount by a publisher and then every book sold is money made for the publisher.

[Katprint]

So you would only read a book by someone who is "ok by you"?

Mien Kampf is required reading in some university classes.

I am just saying, I don't think reading it or being curious enough to buy it means you support their actions. Personally, I would read it just to dissect her thought process as to why she and George seem to be irrationally defending Casey.
My point, which you seem to have missed, is that READING is different from BUYING. I doubt Mien Kampf would be required reading if Hitler was still alive and received royalties from its sale.

I feel your equating the Anthonys to Hitler may be somewhat extreme even if essentially valid. The Anthonys only committed/were complicit in one murder, rather than genocide of millions.

Katprint
Always only my own opinions

[Conservamom]

Whoa talk about missing a point! I was not comparing the Anthony's with Hitler. You rambled on and on about who you would read books written by and who you wouldn't and then summed it up as "they are ok by me". I was comparing this line of thinking with the reading of a book written by another hated person.

Nevertheless, imo this has less to do with royalties than it does with hatred for the Anthony's. I think a lot of people just straight up dislike them, rightly or wrongly, and this clouds their judgment. The book would be an interesting read. Period.

And the Anthony's have never been convicted of committing any murder or being complicit in any murder so my advise to you is watch what you say.

[islandgirl36542]

no. not even if they have them at the dollar tree store.... like that guy hmmmm whats his name.... oh al gore, not even if it's 75% off at the dollar tree store.

imo Cindy Anthony belongs behind bars

[Conservamom]

Well, now Algore's book I would never read because I am sure it would be boring as hell. But Cindy Anthony's??? So NOT boring. It would be great to see inside her psyche.

[SayWhen]

Well, now Algore's book I would never read because I am sure it would be boring as hell. But Cindy Anthony's??? So NOT boring. It would be great to see inside her psyche.

You'll never see inside the psyche of a perpetual liar. If Cindy wrote a book about the murder of her granddaughter, it would be nothing more than a perpetuation of the many and varied lies she and her daughter have told. I think the most accurate look into the psyche of Cindy would be to read a book on narcissism.

imo

[Katprint]

Whoa talk about missing a point! I was not comparing the Anthony's with Hitler. You rambled on and on about who you would read books written by and who you wouldn't and then summed it up as "they are ok by me". I was comparing this line of thinking with the reading of a book written by another hated person.

Nevertheless, imo this has less to do with royalties than it does with hatred for the Anthony's. I think a lot of people just straight up dislike them, rightly or wrongly, and this clouds their judgment. The book would be an interesting read. Period.

And the Anthony's have never been convicted of committing any murder or being complicit in any murder so my advise to you is watch what you say.
I should be so lucky as to have the Anthonys sue me for defamation on the grounds that they have not been convicted of the crimes (accessories after the fact as to George and Cindy, first degree premeditated murder as to Casey) that I believe they have committed. I think I could beat that with a demurrer at the outset or if I was unlucky then maybe it might go all the way to a motion for summary judgment. Then I would turn around and sue them for malicious prosecution/abuse of process; I would donate any judgment to TES or America's Most Wanted or some other organization that actually helps people.

Katprint
Always only my own opinions

[in4infor]

no. not even if they have them at the dollar tree store.... like that guy hmmmm whats his name.... oh al gore, not even if it's 75% off at the dollar tree store.

imo Cindy Anthony belongs behind bars

I would buy it if it was here, because I could turn around and make money off of it.

[BobbisAngel]

There is no way I would read anything by any Anthony or anyone connected with them. I would want the truth and there is no chance Cindy would tell it.

Well, 2 out of 78 people isn't bad at all. I was sure there would have been a lot more who would read a book by Cindy just to see what she would have to say. Of course, we all know the ins and outs of this case while many people out there in the world might think the book would be the truth all the way. Hope not thoughn. It wouldn't surprise me if Cindy didn't write a book later on.

[GrammyHall]

good lord NO!!!!How are George and Cindy making a living? Do either of them have a JOB?????

[AMS]

Listening to her babble is better than Ambien.....

zzzzzzzzzzzz!!


imo

[psbperu]

Wouldn't even consider buying a book by her.

[Cait48]

I can only take so much denial.

[Cait48]

no. not even if they have them at the dollar tree store.... like that guy hmmmm whats his name.... oh al gore, not even if it's 75% off at the dollar tree store.

imo Cindy Anthony belongs behind bars

omg...now this is funny!!! not even at the dollar tree store!!!