Casey Anthony's Bella Vita tattoo.‎

What one question would former prosecutor Jeff Ashton most like to ask Casey Anthony?

Matt Lauer posed the question this morning on NBC’s “Today. “What does Bella Vita mean to you?” Ashton replied. “One of the great issues that was never explained and, to me, was the clearest expression of the reason for this murder was the tattoo. Your daughter is missing or dead for three weeks, and you get a tattoo that says Bella Vita. I would love to hear the explanation of that.”

Anthony was acquitted in July of murder in the 2008 death of her daughter, Caylee. She is in hiding.

“I would hope that people leave Casey Anthony alone,” Ashton told “Today,” repeating a message he has sent before. “I don’t want anyone to do anything to Casey or have anything to do with her. My advice to people who are angry about this is to ignore Casey.”

Ashton is out promoting his book, “Imperfect Justice.” ”Today” was the first stop. Ashton will be on “Issues With Jane Velez-Mitchell” and “The Joy Behar Show” on HLN later today. He stops by “Fox & Friends” and “Dr. Phil” on Wednesday.

Ashton also said there were two aspects to a possible plea deal that he reveals in the book: Anthony could plead to second-degree murder and receive 30 years in prison. The other offer was she could plead to aggravated manslaughter “if the truth about how Caylee died justified that offense,” he said. But Anthony wouldn’t consider a plea, Ashton writes.

After hearing jurors’ interviews, Ashton said he doesn’t think there’s anything the prosecution could have done differently to win a conviction. “It seems like to them it was simply the evidence that we had,” Ashton said.

Ashton said the judge’s instructions gave the jury a lot of latitude to reach a verdict. “This jury decided there were reasonable doubts. Obviously, I don’t agree,” Ashton said. “We couldn’t provide clear evidence on a silver platter of exactly how Caylee died. What we felt had done was to have excluded everything but homicide.”

NBC’s Kerry Sanders said no jurors were commenting on Ashton’s statements.

Source : http://blogs.orlandosentinel.com/entertainment_tv_tvblog/2011/11/casey-anthony-jeff-ashton-asks-whats-with-the-tattoo.html/comment-page-1

Gwar: members take the masks in memory Smoot

Less than two weeks after the death of guitarist Cory Smoot (Flattus Maximus), the masked GWAR put their costumes and foam rubber and resumed the tour schedule. But that does not mean they have forgotten his late friend.

On Saturday, in a message on the Facebook page, the Gwar announced the creation of the Smoot Family Foundation, a charity for rockers who have suffered some type of trauma. Since then, the band has been doing a series of charity concerts.

"This week will bring not only answers many questions, but an opportunity for you to personally contribute to a fund set up to Cory's wife, Jamie Smoot," says the post.

"We are surprised by this positive response from everyone, but we have to fix things and make sure that all this has been done with authenticity," the post continued. "Gwar The family is strong and we are honored you!"

Smoot, 34, was found dead on the tour bus group on 03 November. The band was preparing to leave for Canada after a show in Minneapolis. In an official statement, the singer Davie Brockie (Oderus Urungus), revealed the pain he and his bandmates are going.

"As lead singer of Gwar and one of the best friends of Smoot, I feel it my duty to try to answer some of the issues surrounding his tragic and untimely death," said Brockie. "I know the feeling of loss and pain is much larger than an isolated environment of a touring band, and I will do my best to provide the pure comfort I can."

"The most obvious question is how?" He added. "And unfortunately, this is the hardest question to answer. The truth will not be known until doctors have finished their work. All I can do is say what we saw with our own eyes."

"We are completely devastated and shocked," said Brockie. "The night we had our friend and colleague, happy and healthy in the midst of our best tour, and the next morning, and suddenly he was gone. I've never seen a greater proof of the fragility of life."

In concert held last week in Portland, Oregon, band members gave Smoot, the equivalent of a 21-gun salute by removing their masks and holding the late guitarist's ax:

Kendall Jenner: his gift to 90,000 dollars for her 16 years

Because Kardashian-Jenner family still sees great while, Kendall Jenner, the half-sister of Kim Kardashian, received a Range Rover to 90 000 dollars for his 16 th birthday.

If it it is not called being spoiled rotten! At just 16 years, Kendall Jenner was offered a great gift for the new year it had officially on November 3, but she celebrated with her family Saturday night at the Andaz Hotel in Hollywood.

This is driving the Range Rover of the $ 90 000 Kendall, budding young model turned professional in marching during Fashion Week in New York under the very eyes of his family, and is back in the evening and with a smile, necessarily.

Surrounded by all her sisters, even Kim, who was in Atlanta the day before to make his first film in the Marriage Counselor, but has still not smiling again, Kendall seemed like a little cloud.

"Kendall was very happy and she jumped in the car with his friends. She spent fifteen minutes looking at all. It is the driver's seat and his friends were flocking out of the car" a source told Us Weekly.

Once Kardashain-Jenner ready to lead the high life ... !