I am on the fence about this, too. I understand George is 'weak', and I am trying to determine if he's always been weak or if the horrible recent events put him over the edge. I think what is bothering me is that I have read (don't have link) that the morning George ran off to Daytona Beach he...
From all we've been able to see, hear and read, it seems that through the years George has been more 'dependent' on Cindy, even for the very roof over his head. He has been unsuccessful in business or at holding a job and has had one infirmity or another preventing him from working and being...
Inpatient care at any facility is VERY expensive, and I can't see how George and Cindy would have any group insurance at this point with neither of them working or having any visible income. It's probable that George qualifies for Medicaid or some other welfare-based program by now (which would...
I agree with you that Casey won't change her story. Do you remember back in the early days of this case when George was talking with LE and he made the statement that Casey will push her lies to the "nth" degree ---- she won't give up until there's nowhere else for her to go? We saw evidence...
I agree with you that Casey won't change her story. Do you remember back in the early days of this case when George was talking with LE and he made the statement that Casey will push her lies to the "nth" degree ---- she won't give up until there's nowhere else for her to go? We saw evidence...
If anybody can 'take it', Cindy can, but she really does have more on her shoulders than most human beings could tolerate. Her beloved granddaughter is dead (and murdered, no less); her daughter is in jail charged with that murder; her husband is hospitalized for mental and possibly physical...
HORRAY for you, Jane! You have pegged it, and you are correct that this is just an experiment to see what public reaction is. This "look" won't be back, we'll see something else next time.
And this is probably the reason Casey isn't miserable in jail, charged with the murder of her tiny daughter. She really ISN'T feeling anything, and although she'd rather be free running amock around her "friends" and family, she isn't suffering the way one of us might.
My observations are certainly not 'clinical', but I know one thing for an absolute certainty: If the remains of my small daughter had been found in a swamp and my father was hospitalized for mental illness/stress, not a single smile could possibly grace my face for ANY reason........... Casey...
For the longest time I believed Caylee drowned in the pool. I could just imagine Casey planning to take her swimming, putting up the ladder but then getting distracted by her 'phone or computer while access to the pool was available to Caylee. I believed Casey couldn't admit this, fearing the...
If anyone wonders why Cindy may have been angry with George over this, he ALSO didn't show for a job interview the morning he decided to take off for Daytona Beach.
Probably, and yet it seems to me it would be a tremendous relief to just face the truth and live with it. I know it's horrible, but the course they're on may be even more horrible.
This is a great post, Betsy, and explains so much perfectly. Please go further, though, and explain WHY George and Cindy are STILL defending Casey...... I believe they know the truth, so WHY?
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I think there's more to this theory than I have been giving credit to. There's something fundamentally WRONG with Casey, and it's made all of their lives very difficult for a long time before Caylee's death. I am fascinated by the actual fear I see in George and...
Casey's only "job" was to create a fantasy world of lies. Lies built on top of other lies, and embellished with intricate details. It really must have been a full-time job, too, to remember it all and to keep it straight. It became another world, built entirely in her mind. There's something...
From what we know, Casey really didn't have a life other than as a con artist well before any of this happened. She had the security of living in her parent's home, using their car, living with no responsibilities other than having to care for Caylee when Cindy wasn't home. Somehow, Casey...
I've watched the taped visit several times - carefully - and it's obvious to me that George and Cindy are actually AFRAID of Casey. What a horror she must have been in that house even before any of this happened. I am more convinced than I ever was before that Casey flew into a rage and...
What does any of this matter in the grand scheme of things? Isn't it true that Caylee is dead and that her remains were thrown in the swamp? That's all I need to know. Unless and until it can be proven that Caylee's body went to the swamp a considerable time after June 16th, I am not allowing...
Your words are really the truth. Cindy was out front, spitting fire, for entirely too long --- but she was insisting she had hope then for Caylee's survival. That hope is now dashed, and all that's left is dealing with Casey's future. At least for appearances sake, she is grieving the way I'd...
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