ZsaZsa said:
Wasn't there another guy that thought he saw Casey go into the woods over by the airport, and do much the same thing- stuff her in the trunk- and nothing ever came of that... they were all looking for the pings in that area then it died down.. George was reported as being seen over in that area after that came out, just looking out into the field....
Seems like I am recalling that as well, although for some reason, I am recalling that that guy claimed that he saw KC walk from the woods with a shovel in hand, then place it in the trunk of the car. I believe this front page story hit the Enquirer around the time that news of KC borrowing the neighbor's shovel came out...?
I remember this as well, mostly because the guy who was describing what he'd seen kinda resembles someone I know. I've also wondered whatever happened to this, and assumed it turned out to be nothing.
I wasn't sure if he was telling a 'mistruth' or if he saw something else going on, or what, but what he was saying, IIRC, is how he'd been on this road as the passenger in a vehicle with another person (who never stepped forward or has never been named and/or investigated, as far as I know) and saw a woman matches Casey's description, with a hat and sunglasses, in the process of what might have been suspicious behavior.
He was rather graphic about what he'd seen, gesturing with his hand to his forehead to demonstrate how the woman he saw almost banged her head on the lid of the trunk as she was getting something out or putting something in.
I remember immediately thinking, he reminds of Casey, with the detailed description and the dramatic gesture, and how when people lie, they tend to give more information than they would perhaps need to, to flesh the lie out and give it more illusion of substance. We see how often Casey got people to at least pretend to buy her strange stories with that type of elaboration.
Then I was like, and why isn't the driver of the vehicle this guy was a passenger in not appearing next to this guy to corroborate his story? Is the detail this guy is describing more likely to a 'mistruth' or a rather lucid recollection? Does the fact that he's on camera to tell his story alone and without the one person who could add credibility to his claim mean as much as I suspect it does?
That one video bit of that guy bringing his hand up to his head to show how the woman he saw did it made the various show circuits, then pretty much dropped off the radar. I'm still not sure what to make of his story, but I tend to think perhaps he was making it up for 15 seconds of fame and a whole mess of crack. IMO.