Great find Tulessa! Wow. :thumb: Thanks for the thread. :cool2:
Cindy has made denial into an art form, it is understandable that a mother/grandmother would want to be in denial that her granddaughter was murdered by her daughter. But imo, Cindy's deep denial of what Casey was capable of is what made Casey think she could get away with it. It is that ability to deny that didn't keep Caylee safe.
She starts by telling LE about the statement Casey made that she didn't understand, and the amount of filler that goes on between when she first broaches the subject and her finishing is staggering. And that is from someone who can go on... :innocent:
Cindy knows there is meaning, deep meaning in Casey's statement but because it is so sinister(that's how I took it but it is moo)she has to believe it is a 'clue', and not just her spiteful daughter telling her she hurt Caylee. I think that Cindy's avoidance of the statement shows her discomfort with said statement, it was she who said she smelled "a damn dead body" in the car.
CA: She maintained Caylee was with the sitter the entire time. She also made a statement to me, she told me, "mom." And I didn't understand what she meant by this, she had told me that the hour was not right because it was about 7:30 or 8:00 and that's typically when Caylee's getting ready to go to bed. "Why do we want to interrupt, I'll take you to her tomorrow. I don't think Casey ever had intentions of taking me tomorrow. But she made the comment(here Cindy tries saying it out loud, but again she veers off) after I kept pushing, even Lee 'cause, my son, by the time that I'd gotten Casey back home when I realized I wasn't going to get any help sitting in the parking lot in the annex of the Orlando Police Dept.(now we are back at the police dept?) I took her home and just as I was coming around to my house my son had called me and said, "hey dad said that um just somethin' going on" all my husband had done was called him and said, "you might want to touch base with mom" he wasn't making reference about the car, didn't know about Caylee or anything else at that point, so he was actually home because "where you at?" and I said I will be there in two minutes, less than two minutes I'll be home.
(This is one running answer. I have split this into different paragraphs for easier reading, if that is possible with this material. There are no skips)
So, when I got to the house Lee was there and never left Lee's sight, that's how I know she never went back out and take that lanyard and other stuff but she stated something(here I believe, again Cindy is about to express the statement Casey made that she does not understand. She even says she hasn't had a chance to speak to Lee about it, and begins with 'Casey made a comment' but goes on to describe what Lee said to Casey) and I haven't had a chance to talk to Lee about all of this stuff. She made a comment to Lee when he said, "why are you going to allow mom to get the police involved in this? If you can take mom and I to Caylee tomorrow. Let's just do it tonight, why do we want to get the police involved?" And Casey said, I'm not sure how she said it(what does that mean?)but she said "I, I don't want to disrupt her life because from here on out Caylee's life will never be the same." And I never understood what she meant by that, and I didn't even ask her about that 'cause I wasn't sure because I said, you know...
No, we don't know Cindy. At least, I don't know. I have no idea at all what you are talking about. :sigh:
That statement, imo has nothing to do with Casey's kidnapping story. Casey was still with the Zanny is a friend and I spoke to Caylee and she seems fine-song and dance at this time. But, she was preparing Cindy and Lee for something much worse. :twocents:
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