ORANGE COUNTY, Fla.,None — Hundreds of people spent Sunday visiting the site where Caylee Marie Anthonys remains where found on Suburban Drive in East Orange County.
Nearly 200 also walked through the Anthonys neighborhood to remember the 2-year old girl. They held signs, made shirts, and even brought gifts to leave at the site.
Eddie Delvalle organized the event because many in the community were furious that a jury found Caylee Anthony's mother, Casey Anthony, not guilty of murder, and was released from the Orange County jail early Sunday morning.
We dont have answers, theres no finality to it. It just keeps it open, Delvalle said.
Trina Brummett said the lack of closure in the case kept her awake Saturday, and it is why she brought her daughter to Sundays memorial on Suburban Drive.
She walks and her babys life is gone, its just not fair, said Brummett.
Delvalle led the group from the toddlers grave site around the corner to Casey's parents, George and Cindy Anthonys home, while a handful of Orange County deputies on ATVs monitored the crowd. Delvalle asked the group to forgive the Anthonys and to leave them in peace so, maybe, Caylee could find peace too.
Delvalle said he wants to make a permanent memorial for Caylee where her remains were found, that includes a brick walkway that people can get engraved. He doesnt know yet how long that might take.
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