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No confession. In order to confess you have to believe you've done something wrong. Casey reinvents reality. She's had so much time to tell herself what "really" happened, I think that in her mind by now she believes it. It'll be out of sight out of mind with George, just like with...

Not sure. Maybe a classic "Love you!" sign off? KC flings around the words, "I love you!" to lots of people casually (remember the first jail call when she used them to shut up her friend's pleas about Caylee?) There's no actual meaning behind them. To her those three words are just something...

My thoughts exactly. The sticker was over DUCT TAPE which was so secure that it had to be cut to free it from Caylee's hair. That sticker wasn't a symbolic "kiss" placed on her daughter's mouth as a tragic goodbye. This wasn't a panic-stricken body dump in a moment of "OMG what just...

I feel sorry for George. I even feel sorry for Cindy. In a "backwards" sort of way (pardon that), but I do nonetheless. However, I still find their way of "coping" (because I'm not sure if they've started to grieve yet) bizarre, for lack of a better term. I feel like telling them they can...

I think she'll talk, but it won't be the truth, so any deal accepted would be rescinded (they can do that, right?) And even if convicted and sentenced to death, I think she would still see it as some movie of the week starring *her* and not believe it would really happen. Besides, admitting...

I thought of that too, but it's never been found, IIRC. In the first "house tour" interview that Cindy gave, she referred to a picture of Caylee's birth annoucement (wish I had a photo of that), and mentioned she was born "Monday night or Tuesday morning" (?) I was wondering if George...

Well, if you're talking hours spent here or looking at docs, etc. Then I'd say it varies widely from 15 minutes to 2 hours/day. But if you're talking hours spent THINKING about Caylee, wondering what happened, spontaneously generating random mental questions and seeing her face in your mind...

"The Truth and Ms. Anthony are strangers" was spot on. So I think it's a moot point. She's had countless opportunities to man up and her version of what happened is so out there I don't even think she remembers what the truth was anymore. I've been raised to forgive people who A) tell the...

Thank you for the insight. Mind another one? What are your favorite and least favorite parts of your job? Aside from the obvious such as finding a missing child safe vs. breaking tragic news to family members.

Thank you for all the work you're doing, in this case and others, Det. Melich. Hope the leg heals quickly and that you get some well deserved rest, even if it's only a temporary respite. I have a question, in regards to your profession in general. I'm assuming, in your line of work, you may...

Welcome (from a fellow newbie)! I get the whole Xanax blackout thing, and agree it could've happened. But the ship has sailed for me on the whole "I made a dreadful mistake and panicked" defense. Blackout? Normal, given the supposing pills and alcohol. Potential dumb mistake/accident...

*snort* I tell you what. I'll let SS rule here. Those audios were much more telling than just the written word. If I'd been in the room with YM smacking the table and calling me a liar, I would've peed my pants, spilled the beans, and probably implicated myself in JFK's assassination...

Yes, but her friends didn't think she was someone who didn't graduate high school. She told them she'd attended Valencia. Heck, she even said that in her police interview. It's since been proven that she was never enrolled there. Perhaps she even went so far as to tell her parents she...

This was brought up (by ??? can't remember) briefly after the release of the written interview. Anyway, my opinion (and the one posted after reading) was that Casey tends to revert into poor grammar when she's cornered in a lie, under more stress. I think this shows how much the big words...

Jealousy. Cindy was Caylee's primary caregiver, Caylee was becoming the new star of the family. Casey could have been motivated to remove her competition for attention and approval. Her need for her parents' attention is also shown by her "acting out" - getting pregnant at an early age...

I think she should auction every single item found on Ebay (somebody would buy it), and put a big ole banner on her sale page stating that 100% of proceeds will be donated directly to TES. Hehehe.

Nice idea for a thread. The worst (IMO) part of a child's loss is that you are losing the future. I grieve for Caylee now, but I also grieve for who she would have been. I believe that every one of us is born with a purpose, a tasklist, a mission. Who knows what hers was meant to be and...

More...(urrgh). When you get a "server busy" signal, you immediately go into panic mode and log onto Fox, WESH, Local6, anyone anywhere near Orlando that might give you a glimpse of something, because you just know you're missing something. When you can snack at the computer and not think...

I honestly can't vote, because I think the parenting style varies with the child. Look at Lee. If the Anthony's were permissive indulgent or permissive indifferent, then Lee would have turned out differently. He honestly seems like he turned out pretty well, all things considering. I...

Ok, I haven't read this entire thread completely (that's my disclaimer LOL), so bear with me if this has been brought up. I DO agree that this, if it was in fact a seizure, was a one-shot deal. Cindy would be out there with a loudspeaker if Casey suffered from a confirmed medical condition...