Today, while reading the morning paper I came across an article about a group wanting to make a permanent memorial at the site where the body of Caylee Anthony was found. This sounds like a noble cause but I would have a few questions about this endeavor. They want to sell engraved bricks to cover the cost of the Memorial.
My question is will they purchase the land from the owner. I have been to this site twice and each time noticed a for sale sign on the property. I think this question would have to be answered before I could contribute any money to this worthy cause. Since this land is for sale I doubt the owner would let you build a memorial unless you purchased it. My second question is after visiting the site I found that it is often underwater a lot of the time. If you've been there you notice that you have to step down a couple of feet.
I believe this land would have to be filled in with dirt before you could begin construction on a walkway otherwise it could be underwater quite a bit of the time and that would defeat the purpose that it was intended for. I do agree that this would be a fitting memorial to the young daughter of Casey Anthony who was thrown away like garbage in this spot. But I think there are questions to be answered before people start donating their hard earned money for this cause.
My question is will they purchase the land from the owner. I have been to this site twice and each time noticed a for sale sign on the property. I think this question would have to be answered before I could contribute any money to this worthy cause. Since this land is for sale I doubt the owner would let you build a memorial unless you purchased it. My second question is after visiting the site I found that it is often underwater a lot of the time. If you've been there you notice that you have to step down a couple of feet.I believe this land would have to be filled in with dirt before you could begin construction on a walkway otherwise it could be underwater quite a bit of the time and that would defeat the purpose that it was intended for. I do agree that this would be a fitting memorial to the young daughter of Casey Anthony who was thrown away like garbage in this spot. But I think there are questions to be answered before people start donating their hard earned money for this cause.