In the interview the Dickens were repeating neighborhood gossip. Most of what the Dickens said has a basis in truth. While Casey wasn't bringing a slew of boyfriends to the house, she DID in fact go through a slew of boyfriends. With the exception of JG, Casey went through a lot of boyfriends during the 2007-2008 period.
The Dickens reported that Cindy was the neighborhood "witch" from heck" and said that she was very controlling. Knowing what we know about Cindy and her control of the Anthony household, I have no trouble accepting that as the truth.
The Dickens said that right after Caylee was born, Cindy threw George out of the house. They said the Anthonys were going to get a divorce, but then seven or eight months later, Cindy allowed George to come home. We know that's pretty much what happened. It's been stated by Cindy's brother, Rick Plesea, that there was a time when George and Cindy were separated and that George filed for divorce, but later they reconciled.
The Dickens said Cindy had a boyfriend during George's absence. That's something I don't think we knew about......so I don't know if that's true or not, although we have seen how Cindy seems to be hands-on with men.
The Dickens described Casey as a "party girl" going out to clubs. We know that's true.
The Dickens said that Kio told them that if Caylee was buried, the most likely spot was in the woods on Suburban across from Hidden Oaks School. Although Caylee wasn't buried, her remains were found in the woods off Suburban Drive.
I think we need to look at the Dickens interview as mostly truthful. They were just repeating neighborhood gossip, but most of what they said was true. That interview was early in the case, but later interviews and news reports confirm most of what they said.
My gosh.....why in the world has no one ever brought this up!!!????!!!
WHO WAS THE BOYFRIEND AND WHY HAVE WE NOT HEARD FROM HIM?
Is there any chance he is on the state's witness list??
Wow....I haven't had a bomb go off in some time but you just posted one!!
Great job!
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Really? Are you being sarcastic? I'm sure someone on WS knows who he is. At least I'm hoping.
And I wonder if ICA stole from him or if he babysat Caylee
You mean this guy?
http://*************.net/index.php?topic=4342.1920
See post #85.
Some say this is him...
http://bichlerlaw.com/attorney-bios.html
He had a lucky escape if so....
Respectfully Quoted Websleuthers :cool2:
RE: the Baileys. I don't mind posting what they have to say regarding "Cindy kicking George out of the house" because it is backed up by her family members(RP/SP). Same goes with saying Casey liked to "party" imo there is plenty of evidence to go along with that: photographs, AH stating that Cindy was upset at Casey for always going out. Text messages, phone records, friends statements, myspace entries, ICA letters to Cookie in jail, etc.
The Bailey information that Cindy would be voted in as the neighborhood
unusual person, I feel is backed up by Richard Grund's statements to LE where he says that Cindy wears the pants in the family and that what Cindy wanted for Caylee, happened and when RG confronts Cindy about Casey stealing from Jesse and trying to say Jesse was Caylee's father when they (George and Cindy)knew he was not. Richard Grund comes to the conclusion that Cindy is trying to frame his son for the murder of Caylee and says of the Anthonys: (for them)the ends justify the means. Cindy's call to TM, where she tells him not to fight with her because he will lose, imo also backs up the opinion of Joyce and Bailey Dickens. I feel all of this justifies the Bailey's statement they make twice, of Cindy, using the word "evil" to describe her.
Both, the Baileys and Rick Plesea state that George left the house for a time, after being made to leave by Cindy(both confirm because George has messed with the finances and does not work)-and both confirm that George and Cindy reconciled and George moved back into the house. It is the part about Cindy having a "boyfriend" during the time she and George were separated, that George was not living at the house-where there is only the words of the Bailey's. To
my knowledge, which is limited on this subject and why I wrote this post. :tsktsk:
I personally have never seen any other documentation that states Cindy was seeing another man, other than speculation of a relationship with DC(JH states he saw the two acting intimate while George looked on during the "Ritz dinner" days).
It (t)'was me/I(?) that brought up the statement the Baileys made regarding Cindy having a man at the house- recently on this thread- and so I am calling this on myself and asking what other information is available showing Cindy had a boyfriend? Other than the Baileys.
WS has integrity because of fact checking. :tyou:
I have a vague memory when this was being discussed, I guess I got the feeling we didn't have anything else to back that up and Websleuthers didn't want to give it too much energy? Obviously the subject went over my head. I wait happily to be corrected.
:twocents: This is a psyche thread, if I understand correctly we are given a bit more leeway in the discussion department on certain subjects because of the nature of the material. Nez'pa(N'est-ce pas)? I think it is interesting the Baileys say Cindy moved someone in- and in my opinion only, I do not see them making something like that up. They live in the same neighborhood, I personally would need to see a person coming and going from that house before I would repeat that tidbit to an officer of the law. I believe the Bailey's understood what was first hand information and what had been given to them, they made that distinction several times during their interview, especially in who's idea it was that Caylee would be buried on Suburban, (Keo's). They also corrected that Keo had stated she received a call from Casey(with Caylee in the background)-Keo had said she was mistaken as relayed by the Baileys.
Did Cindy have a boyfriend? TIA. Sorry to bring up a messy subject. If this is not true I will no longer include this information in any posts I write(on any thread).
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