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That's what I think. Notice how People Mag hasn't touched these Daily Mail rumors.

I think in this instance someone at the Daily Mail was probably sent a link to the by someone that stumbled onto it. I guess Cindy could've sent it to them to promote it, but if that's the scenario going to People Mag or local media would've made more sense. I don't think they would be...

The Twitter account this article quotes as being Casey is very likely a fake. The person behind it was also behind the Twitter accounts: MissingCays, KisssyKiss, and various other iterations. They are currently under @ BlaissLovesMe This account is also responsible for the rumor last year that...

It might be important to note that the other civil cases also reached this point before being dismissed iirc. So it's not as if Kronk has made it farther along than the others yet.

The Roy Kronk civil suit has been grinding it's way through her bankruptcy proceedings, partly because it was third in line behind the other two civil suits and also because Casey's lawyer slow walked their legal filings for awhile. But in December Casey's lawyer filed a motion for Summary...

So I watched the interview. It was pretty uncomfortable. Kinda a rehash of things they've said in previous interviews but whatever. However, there was one thing that stood out to me and it was really the only new thing I heard. When Cindy and George were talking to Jeff Ashton, he asked them...

I think it would depend on whether Casey and the father of the child were still in a relationship or if there was a custody dispute.

She's working for and living with Pat Mckenna. I'm not sure what kind a money Pat is pulling in, but he's a pretty well known PI, so he probably does well. Also, she does these photo-ops which is easy money.

Probably, because the photographer got photos of her arriving and leaving.

I feel like George lying about Casey/Caylee leaving at 12:50 doesn't get enough traction but I digress. I suppose my issue is that in some instances its implied that Casey was planning this for months and in others she's portrayed as making it up as she goes along often within the same...

I believe the fool-proof suffocation search is in relation to suicidal thoughts. I think it would take a traumatic incident to frazzle her. This is someone who detaches emotionally, so I think she has to be in the moment to experience the trauma. If this was premeditated murder that she was...

I haven't seen anything about the ping for that call, but I think it's assumed he was at work by 3pm. iirc it's only about 10 minutes from the Anthony home to where George worked at the time, so there could be some wiggle room in that 2:30 departure time.

So this brings up the timeline of June 16th, which I feel like is the most important evidence for both sides because its a bit of Rorschach test depending on your point of view: 12:50 p.m. According to George Anthony, Caylee departed with Casey by car around 12:50 p.m. with backpacks on...

iirc Dominic Casey also claimed in his affidavit that Casey's defense was funded by associates of el Chapo and that Casey tried to frame Roy Kronk in October 2008 which would be impossible because know one knew about Kronk until December 2008. So I don't think he's reliable.

Both Cindy and George put forth the same theories in this interview that they did in the interview with Dr Phil six years ago. So really nothing new.

Completely absent for all three parts. Not a single mention.

-Just finished part 2, it's not a very compelling show. I think it has too much National Enquirer influence stylistically. Too surface level to be considered a deep dive. The Enquirer's parent company is a producer of the program which explains why.

-In the preview for the next part in this series they mention one of Dominic Casey's allegations, which I think is a mistake because it'll undermine the credibility of the show. -It's an interesting show but I don't think we'll learn anything new.

Gossip magazines aren't reliable sources, so I wouldn't believe anything like that until its reported by a respected publication.

The funny thing is that those supposed quotes from Casey Anthony in the article are actually from a Twitter user named Kisssykiss who pretends to be Casey. I can explain, 2 or 3 weeks ago Alexander Hitchen (editor of InTouch) and Kisssykiss started following each other on Twitter briefly. I...