Even so, CA did the cleanup before she dialed the first 911. As soon as GA parked the Pontiac in the garage, CA began washing things and placing things on the freezer in the garage, etc. Who knows what all she did - she may have done something regarding carseats before she returned to her job which was before she went in search of KC. :waitasec:
1. Pick up abandoned smell of death car from towyard. Pay $500.00.
2. Drive home and thoroughly clean car and items within the car.
3. Go to work for remainder of the work day as if nothing too unusual is happening. Casually run circumstances by your co-workers. They recommend you call the Police. :waitasec::banghead: But you don't take their advice because you know there must be a reasonable explanation. :waitasec::banghead:
4. Call a friend of KC's to see if she knows where KC is staying.
5. Locate KC with AH's help. Your effort does not locate Caylee but you're not too concerned yet - must be a reasonable explanation yet to come. :crazy:
6. Call 911 to report a stollen car that is sitting in your garage.
7. Call 911 again to report a stollen car that is parked in your garage (stinking like a dead body but you don't mention this) while the person next to you hasn't an explanation as to why that would be the case. Not to panic - reasonable explanation around the next corner.
8. Return home where brother/son confronts KC about Caylee's location as you are not successful.
9. Call 911 to report your missing Granddaughter when you overhear KC say that she hasn't seen her for 31 days. Finally you panic as this comes as a huge surprise to you in that moment. You scream into the phone that the stollen car smells as if it had a dead body in it. It dawns on you that your Granddaughter has been kidnapped - those Bast*rds!
10. Begin searching for kidnappers and forget all about the car while you explain about the Pizza and dead squirrels. Oops, which is it? Pizza, Squirrels or our dead granddaughter? You choose pizza.
Okay.
