9/2/2008 Casey Anthony did not accept the limited immunity for the disappearance of Caylee

ORLANDO, Fla. -- Casey Anthony, the mother of a missing 3-year-old Orlando girl, did not accept a limited immunity deal offered by the State Attorney's Office, which set a deadline of 9 a.m. Tuesday. Full Story local 6

I have a feeling this case will never have any closure. Deep down I want to think she didn't take the deal because she is telling the truth.

I had a little scare last year at Disney. We got off of a ride and my son took off to the next Ride. He was lost for about 5 minutes. It felt like forever. My life stopped for that five minutes. We had about 10 family's with cellphones and all the Disney workers looking for him. It took about 5 minutes. I just don't understand how a parent could wait 31 days to report a child missing. I was ready to call anybody that could help me.

I will always remember his smile when I looked up and one of the workers was holding his hand bringing him back. he said mommy I missed you. He still thinks we were lost not him.

We were chosen that day to watch the fireworks on top of a ride after the park closed It turned out to be great day at Disney.



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