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Call me biased but I think Cindy loves the media attention.
Actually, Casey specifically told the investigators 6-9 in the police report. She may have misspoke but she did indeed say the 9th was the day she handed Caylee to the babysitter.Casey never said the 9th Cindy did. She confused Fathers day which was the 15th for the 9th.(something about vacation time; Bond hearing)
Casey said specifically that she hadn't seen her daughter in "31 days" Which if you count backwards from that 911 call which was made on the 16th....it will bring you to June 15th. Casey was stating that she hadn't seen her in 31 days which means June 15th. And we know Cindy saw her on the 15th
And George last saw her on the 16th.
No one but the invisible "Zanny" has seen her since.
I think June 16th is the day that whatever happened -happened to Little Caylee.
Call me biased but I think Cindy loves the media attention.
What show do you think this is for? Geraldo? Today Show? Regis? We're going to see another interview.While your Grand daughter is missing whould you be riding around in a chauferred towncar...ughhhhhhhhh:shocked2:uke:uke:uke:
http://www.myfoxorlando.com/myfox/M....jsp?contentId=7146584&version=1&locale=EN-US
Actually, Casey specifically told the investigators 6-9 in the police report.
http://www.wftv.com/download/2008/0717/16907762.pdf
One reason that GA most likely made a police report was for insurance purposes. In order to be reimbursed for any repairs, the insurance company requires a report to be filed. We (and also our next door neighbors) have had vandalism damage to our outside landscaping lighting on several occasions. The sheriffs officers filled out the forms, said the "pink one" is for your insurance, and said that unless someone gets video of the vandals which includes their cars, tags and enough lighting to clearly identify the people while they are smashing the lights, there is no way to ever prosecute anyone even if they admit to someone they did it and brag about it. So, I did not report back to the sheriffs office, even though someone later did tell us who had done it, they had already said there was no point in doing so!
"Miss Anthony never told the family Jesus was the father or that he might be the father. In fact, the family has never met her and does not know her," attorney Bryan Crews said. "If the child is indeed their grandchild and alive, that is all they have left of their son, Jesus Ortiz. They would like to get to know the child if she is indeed still alive."
I am assuming here, but if Casey buried the body in the backyard found out her parents were pouring cement, panicked and moved the body. Did she accidently leave her purse in the car or was it planted? Too bad the neighbors cannot remember the exact date they saw Casey backing up to the garage and borrowing thier shovel. Could this be the date the shed was broken into and the gas cans taken? I wonder if there was anything on the nozzle of that gas can or if they can test the remains in the cans to see if it matched any gas in the tank? Or did Casey use that gasoline for some other sinister methods of destroying the body?
What show do you think this is for? Geraldo? Today Show? Regis? We're going to see another interview.
http://www.wftv.com/news/17107547/detail.html
When investigators took gas cans from Caylee Anthony's grandparent's home, Cindy Anthony said it was not because Caylee's mom Casey took them or because they were in the trunk of Casey's car.
"Previously, she had used the gas cans. There's other people's fingerprints on there besides us and that's what they're looking at," Cindy said Wednesday morning.
It was only a matter of time...
Despite the best efforts of the Anthony family to sweep aside speculation about Caylee's father, it's not going away.