not_my_kids
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I think we are pretty much in agreement that although casey is evil, she is not creative, and she is not all that smart. If she needed an idea on how to dispose of Caylee's body, she would have gone to the TV or the internet to get her idea. It's obvious she didn't come up with the idea alone, as evidenced by the Web searches.
Accoding to the documents that show her Internet searches, we can see the she visited missingkids.com. That is the website run by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. On the website, they feature this case
http://missingkids.com/missingkids/...NCMU&seqNum=1&caseLang=en_US&searchLang=en_US
This little girl was wrapped in a black garbage bag, stuffed in a blue and white Igloo cooler and dumped off the side of a parkway in New York City. SHe was roughly the same age as Caylee. She has also been unidentified for 17 years. I think that since we know Casey searched this site she may have stumbled across this case and ran with it, mainly because she could accomplish this with household things she had lying around and because the child has gone so long without being identified.
We know that the black garbage bag and the website search have been verified and there are reports regarding the blue cooler being taken from the Anthony's. (Will post media link for cooler when I find one.)
She could very well have used the cooler for transport and then started to worry that her parents would notice it missing, or she may have tried to bury it and realized that it was too much work to dig a hole big enough for the whole cooler. Or the cooler removed from the Anthony's may not have been the same one that they had before, she may have replaced it.
Now I am not saying that this was where she got the idea, but it seems very likely to me. I am sure there are other theories and thought it might be nice to bring them all together. She had to get this idea from somewhere and I just have a hard time thinking that she came up with this all on her own. It might not have been smart, but she did keep Caylee's body hidden for 6 months and if she had managed a couple more, she might have kept it hidden til after her trial.
Accoding to the documents that show her Internet searches, we can see the she visited missingkids.com. That is the website run by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. On the website, they feature this case
http://missingkids.com/missingkids/...NCMU&seqNum=1&caseLang=en_US&searchLang=en_US
This little girl was wrapped in a black garbage bag, stuffed in a blue and white Igloo cooler and dumped off the side of a parkway in New York City. SHe was roughly the same age as Caylee. She has also been unidentified for 17 years. I think that since we know Casey searched this site she may have stumbled across this case and ran with it, mainly because she could accomplish this with household things she had lying around and because the child has gone so long without being identified.
We know that the black garbage bag and the website search have been verified and there are reports regarding the blue cooler being taken from the Anthony's. (Will post media link for cooler when I find one.)
She could very well have used the cooler for transport and then started to worry that her parents would notice it missing, or she may have tried to bury it and realized that it was too much work to dig a hole big enough for the whole cooler. Or the cooler removed from the Anthony's may not have been the same one that they had before, she may have replaced it.
Now I am not saying that this was where she got the idea, but it seems very likely to me. I am sure there are other theories and thought it might be nice to bring them all together. She had to get this idea from somewhere and I just have a hard time thinking that she came up with this all on her own. It might not have been smart, but she did keep Caylee's body hidden for 6 months and if she had managed a couple more, she might have kept it hidden til after her trial.