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I guess because the cameras would catch people coming and going on the road, maybe. Not necessarily that they had been at the casino.

The one thing that I was thinking is that she (and I so hope this is true) is hiding/being held somewhere and the boy who broke into her house and stole her clothing was trying to get her a change of clothes or something. I did mention this on another forum but nobody thought that held water...

Okay. This is my question. What does that mean? That's what I have been wondering all along. Thanks.

Well. I'm just nosy, and I know it. But when you get right down to it, there is nothing that we, here, can do better than the appropriate officials can do. I'd like to think I wouldn't bend to my own curiosity and just look at the pictures, but I probably would. I actually don't think that we...

Just the house where Caylee used to live, that's all her earthly remains amount to. She is in heaven. :)

My opinion only: I think that would be a very risky thing for him to do, both for his professional ethics and for her case. That said, maybe they have figured out a way around the system!

The whole thing is finally starting to make sense to me, after all this time. The things CA probably said to KC during their fight have possibly made CA think (maybe with the help of her daughter) that the responsibility for Caylee's death rested on her own shoulders. Two hot tempers going at...

Okay. I'm a transcriptionist by trade. I heard it clearly: "Casey had to have had help..."

There! I *knew* I couldn't have missed that in the results. We were talking about it on another board this morning. Thank you.

I see where you are coming from. But we need to remember that every person in this country is entitled to a fair trial - no matter how horrible their crime. And I may be wrong about this, but I don't think he could have ever just jumped ship. I don't know a whole lot about the law, though!

I think you are attributing normal human emotion to her and I think she is somewhere outside that. That's the way normal people would be.

The more I read these boards the crazier I think I am - now I have not watched the whole Cindy deposition, I will admit that. But I feel the opposite of most people here. 1. I would lose my temper too - they are not sticking with the issue at hand (ZFG lawsuit). 2. ZFG lawsuit is frivolous...

It certainly looks like her eyebrow. I am not sure about her hands or anything, but that looks like her eyebrow.

We've been over this about a zillion times, and I think the jury is still out on Xanax. I still just can't wrap my brain around a mother killing her child on purpose, so my view of the whole thing is skewed anyway.

I think she was just trying to "pet" him by washing his car, trying to cater to him. And Tony probably realized that to go and buy gas for her, when she was only going to drive the car until it ran out of gas again and stopped rolling, was throwing good money after bad. JMO.

But not THAT way! :doh:

I voted yes, but I can't *think* of the jury being hung.

That's the way I raised my children - for 30 years. :) I got spooked maybe 10 times in all those years, when my DH was working at night. You could not see or hear anything from my house. I had a big fat hawg-leg next to me all the time, though, LOL. I would have used it, too.

I thought that was against the law - it is here. Would he do that right in court? It would make sense, if it were allowed down there.

This is the very thing I *do* understand, out of everything else. They were so used to her shenanigans that the time just kept rolling along.