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Beautiful post DogMom2JoeAndWillie, you're effort is to be commended. I too believe Caylee died on the 16th but my theory is a little different. I don't think she was killed in the Anthony home because the cadaver dogs would have hit inside the home.
My theory has always been that between 3:35-4:10 that she (KC) placed Caylee's live body in the trunk of her car or maybe even in the backseat with the seat let down to expose the trunk from the inside. Anyone seeing her would have just assumed she was putting a sleeping baby in the car. At some point I think she (KC) pushed the seat into the upright position and left Caylee concealed in the trunk. I also think she had already placed the duct tape over Caylee's mouth so that if she awoke no one would hear her. I do think that Caylee died on June 16th after hours of being in the hot trunk of the car. She probably died while the car sat in the parking lot of TonE's apartments and KC & TonE went to blockbuster...at that point she would have been in the trunk for over 4 hours and we're talking June in Fl.
Here's a breakdown of the temperatures during the time period we are focusing on
3:48 PM 75.2 °F 0.07” Rain Rain 91% humidity
3:53 PM 73.9 °F 0.15” Rain Heavy Rain 89% humidity
4:03 PM 75.2 °F 0.03” Rain Light Rain 83% humidity
4:09 PM 77.0 ° 0.0” Rain Light Rain 91% humidity
4:53 PM 73.9 °F 0.03” Rain Light Rain 90% humidity
5:53 PM 75.0 °F Clear 84% humidity
6:53 PM 75.0 °F Clear 82% humidity
7:53 PM 75.9 °F Clear 87% humidity
8:53 PM 75.0 °F Clear 87% humidity
9:53 PM 73.9 °F Clear 84% humidity
10:53 PM 73.9 °F Clear 84% humidity
Consider this the temperature inside a car (even with the windows rolled down a little) can quickly rise above 120 to 140 degrees. Even on a relatively mild day, the temperature inside a car can get above 100 degrees. At those temperatures, kids are at great risk for heat stroke, which can lead to a high fever, dehydration, seizures, stroke and death.
Remember, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 'a locked car sitting in the summer sun quickly turns into an oven,' and 'temperatures can climb from 78 degrees to 100 degrees in just three minutes, to 125 degrees in 6-8 minutes.'
http://pediatrics.about.com/od/safety/a/05_hot_cars.htm
Children have died from just being left in hot cars for only 40 minutes.
I don't know how long it took little Caylee to die but I'm convinced this is how she died, from being left in the trunk of KC's car with her mouth taped shut, she smothered to death. JMO
My theory has always been that between 3:35-4:10 that she (KC) placed Caylee's live body in the trunk of her car or maybe even in the backseat with the seat let down to expose the trunk from the inside. Anyone seeing her would have just assumed she was putting a sleeping baby in the car. At some point I think she (KC) pushed the seat into the upright position and left Caylee concealed in the trunk. I also think she had already placed the duct tape over Caylee's mouth so that if she awoke no one would hear her. I do think that Caylee died on June 16th after hours of being in the hot trunk of the car. She probably died while the car sat in the parking lot of TonE's apartments and KC & TonE went to blockbuster...at that point she would have been in the trunk for over 4 hours and we're talking June in Fl.
Here's a breakdown of the temperatures during the time period we are focusing on
3:48 PM 75.2 °F 0.07” Rain Rain 91% humidity
3:53 PM 73.9 °F 0.15” Rain Heavy Rain 89% humidity
4:03 PM 75.2 °F 0.03” Rain Light Rain 83% humidity
4:09 PM 77.0 ° 0.0” Rain Light Rain 91% humidity
4:53 PM 73.9 °F 0.03” Rain Light Rain 90% humidity
5:53 PM 75.0 °F Clear 84% humidity
6:53 PM 75.0 °F Clear 82% humidity
7:53 PM 75.9 °F Clear 87% humidity
8:53 PM 75.0 °F Clear 87% humidity
9:53 PM 73.9 °F Clear 84% humidity
10:53 PM 73.9 °F Clear 84% humidity
Consider this the temperature inside a car (even with the windows rolled down a little) can quickly rise above 120 to 140 degrees. Even on a relatively mild day, the temperature inside a car can get above 100 degrees. At those temperatures, kids are at great risk for heat stroke, which can lead to a high fever, dehydration, seizures, stroke and death.
Remember, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 'a locked car sitting in the summer sun quickly turns into an oven,' and 'temperatures can climb from 78 degrees to 100 degrees in just three minutes, to 125 degrees in 6-8 minutes.'
http://pediatrics.about.com/od/safety/a/05_hot_cars.htm
Children have died from just being left in hot cars for only 40 minutes.
I don't know how long it took little Caylee to die but I'm convinced this is how she died, from being left in the trunk of KC's car with her mouth taped shut, she smothered to death. JMO