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Yeah, I think she was initially going to bury her under the playhouse, under the pavers, but realized that that wasn't going to work for whatever reason.

True, but there was a knife in the back seat of the car. Used to cut the duct tape? Maybe Caylee was still strapped in her car seat, got a whiff of chloroform and then for good measure, duct taped, then tossed in the trunk. This seems plausible to me.

Yeah, but they got to Jeffrey Dahmer, didn't they? They can get to ICA.

And Smirk. Manipulate, lie and smirk until the day she dies.

I just saw that too. That's really heartbreaking. Her hair even still curled a little at the ends. Little baby curls.

HHJP: I. Am. Not. Stopping. Anymore. For. You. To. Get. A. File.

I also think that ICA bursting into tears upon seeing her father carry a wet, drowned child isn't right. I'd be hysterical, a maniac, screaming into the phone at 911 and doing mouth to mouth, even if the child was obviously gone. I wouldn't see my dad and child and just burst out into tears...

Looked for Zanny until about 6 weeks ago. Now my mind is a little cloudy today, but I believe that GA or his atty said that they were told of the accidental drowning theory by JB about 6 weeks ago, correct? Who said this this week?

I bet TM is all sorts of furious with her at this point. LP for bonding her out, too.

I do not get this family one bit.

Makes you rethink when she was first incarcerated and wanted to get out so bad to "look for Caylee" and didn't want anyone following her. Remember that? Found the story: http://www.wftv.com/news/17634763/detail.html

And you know what's interesting? They pan to JB and he's laughing, ICA is stone faced. hmmmmm.....she didn't find that little comment funny. Even I cracked up at home over that one.

LOL! HHJP "The next logical question is "why didn't she just kill her parents?"

Because pathological liars believe their own stories and think everyone else should too.

Perhaps he's convinced she's guilty too, but doesn't give a rat's behind, because he's going to make a name for himself in the process. Because remember, there's a new law that states that he can't drop her as a client. So the story he used in O.S. was outlandish, full of high drama for...

I must be now just catching this, but this incident seemed sneaky to me. Perhaps it's no big deal after all.

DS is the female, I take it. I'm not sure who she is. So DS must have had it under the table to begin with, because she didn't have it in her hand when her hands were above the table. I think that's what's confusing me. Okay, just watched it again. Yeah, I think that's where it's coming...

Inmates aren't supposed to get things passed to them at all, not even notes, as far as I understand. And with notes, I believe that with Sunshine Laws, all correspondence becomes public information. Sneaky notes like this do not.

You know what, I saw this clip like 5 times and I don't think she passes the note to her. It's either in that sweater that's already on the seat when she sits down or possibly CM hands it to her when he comes over and pats her on the back. Not sure. I heard who the blonde was, but name...

Watch this video. Where does the crumpled yellow paper at the end come from? ICA comes into court empty handed. Someone passing her notes? Isn't that not allowed? http://www.wftv.com/video/28032910/index.html