Two things are missing...Caylee and that Blackjack phone. Only those two things... and one favorite toy IIRC. I think she hit Caylee with the phone, away from the A's home. I think she went to the A's shortly thereafter, she intended to say Caylee fell down and hit her head, thought it wouldn't be a big deal...and then around 3pm when the first flurry of calls started, Caylee started acting weird, fell out and subsequently died. Then, after that flurry of calls to her parents, KC realized that this child HAD to have died because she hit her with that phone. An avid CSI watcher is usually a true crime watcher as well. CSI 101...the object that creates blunt force trauma can usually be identified if it impacts the skull with enough force as to cause death. And it doesn't neccesarily cause external bleeding..ie....blood evidence.
She didn't dump Caylee in water. Even weighted bodies come back up or some unsususpecting fisherman snags it. She didn't bury her. She would know that burial slows decomposition, leaves the earth disturbed, and that cadaver dogs will likely find that body, or that dogs will dig it up. She thought about burning her, but didn't. She was afraid the smoke/fire would attract attention. She put her in the dumpster. Millions of pounds of decomposing things daily. Tons of earth turned over that decomposing material...daily. Tons of decomposing material acting as compost, would detriorate a body much faster...I think. KC knows landfill searches are expensive, time consuming, and very often reveal nothing. You don't smell a body at the landfill, especially a tiny one. And the more time that went by, she knew the chances diminished that they would ever find this child.
That phone is the key to all of this. That's the "missing link." KC won't give up the location of the body because she knows that this child's skull will show the fracture...and it will prove to be consistent with that phone....and she will get the death penalty or life in prison....because THAT can't be written off as an accidental death.
I know it's expensive to search the landfill. I get that....but it just makes logical sense to me. I believe that's where the phone and this child ended up.
I just wish they would try. The more time that elapses the less likely they'll ever find her. I think the landfill would have been her "last resort" because she considered all the other possibilities and ruled them out. Case in point. If she didn't have any trouble figuring out what to do with the child, she wouldn't have had her in the trunk long enough that decomp was deposited there.'
This was posted on another thread by SHUTTERFLY and it's not new but it's the best answer to what possibly happened to Caylee I've ever read. Give it some credence!
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