tiredofthis
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I think they've watched, and I think they've evaluated where they need to tighten up in their storyline.
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I think they've watched, and I think they've evaluated where they need to tighten up in their storyline.
We have so many rabbit holes around here that people jump down looking for the meaning of hidden codes or clues or the grain of truth in the lies. I just came here from another thread where people are trying to find map locations because they believe Casey said there are hidden clues in her passwords.
The Anthonys all tend to talk like aliens from outer space because they try to sound more educated or intelligent by using words and phrases that really aren't in their vocabularies. Lee and Casey seem to be the worst for this convoluted nonsense speech.
Do a Google search for Mrs. Malaprop.
You know, if you start out with a faulty premise, such as there are hidden clues or people are speaking in a code that you just need to decode to understand, everything following from that premise is going to be wrong.
We have so many rabbit holes around here that people jump down looking for the meaning of hidden codes or clues or the grain of truth in the lies. I just came here from another thread where people are trying to find map locations because they believe Casey said there are hidden clues in her passwords.
The Anthonys all tend to talk like aliens from outer space because they try to sound more educated or intelligent by using words and phrases that really aren't in their vocabularies. Lee and Casey seem to be the worst for this convoluted nonsense speech.
Do a Google search for Mrs. Malaprop.
You know, if you start out with a faulty premise, such as there are hidden clues or people are speaking in a code that you just need to decode to understand, everything following from that premise is going to be wrong.
I agree. People try to make this so much more complex than it really is. There are no hidden clues, no secret codes, no accomplices...it's a simple case of an immature selfish mother who killed her own child and is trying to get away with it.
And about the other phone, I have a question. She says that she stored the number to the phone and not the Sim card and that's why its no longer there. Now even though she stored it to the phone if she used that phone at all wouldnt the phone records still have that info? Wouldnt the phone records show more about that phone if it really exsited?
And about the other phone, I have a question. She says that she stored the number to the phone and not the Sim card and that's why its no longer there. Now even though she stored it to the phone if she used that phone at all wouldnt the phone records still have that info? Wouldnt the phone records show more about that phone if it really exsited?
I agree, especially with your last statement. Any 'clue' or 'code' relating to KC's story is bound to lead either nowhere, or to faulty assumptions and connections.
This whole phone business makes no sense to me. If both cell phones used the same number and same Sim card, it seems to me they would be billed as one phone. My daughter dropped her phone and broke it. She bought a new phone, swapped the Sim card, and the phone company never knew the difference. Regardless of which phone Casey used to call "Zanny" it would show up on her records as a call out, no matter whether the number was stored on the phone at all.
This whole phone business makes no sense to me. If both cell phones used the same number and same Sim card, it seems to me they would be billed as one phone. My daughter dropped her phone and broke it. She bought a new phone, swapped the Sim card, and the phone company never knew the difference. Regardless of which phone Casey used to call "Zanny" it would show up on her records as a call out, no matter whether the number was stored on the phone at all.
I think a second phone did exist but there was no switching of a SIM card back and forth...thats ridiculous. I dont know why its so hard for people to believe there was a second phone....she was constantly having one phone shut off when she couldnt steal enough money to keep it on, she needed a back up phone to keep her self busy...who's it was and what happened to is the question?
I think a second phone did exist but there was no switching of a SIM card back and forth...thats ridiculous. I dont know why its so hard for people to believe there was a second phone....she was constantly having one phone shut off when she couldnt steal enough money to keep it on, she needed a back up phone to keep her self busy...who's it was and what happened to is the question?
Untraceable pre-paid has always been my guess on the second phone.
I think a second phone did exist but there was no switching of a SIM card back and forth...thats ridiculous. I dont know why its so hard for people to believe there was a second phone....she was constantly having one phone shut off when she couldnt steal enough money to keep it on, she needed a back up phone to keep her self busy...who's it was and what happened to is the question?
Not to mention that in one interview, (28th) she told Lee she'd purchased the phone about 2-3 months ago. In another interview, (I think it was the 25th,) she told Lee she'd only had the phone about a week.
Which is it?
Untraceable pre-paid has always been my guess on the second phone.
I thought the nice folks at Universal gave her the phone.
:clap::clap::clap: I was laughing during the video. You can clearly tell KC has no clue what LA is saying.
I'm not certain what thread it was in, but people mentioned LA and KC were flirting. I'm not sure if LA was flirting with KC, but she definitely was with him. Yuck!
I agree...I think this phone was used for her "universal" activities. I think Lee knows all about whatever "universal" meant, and he is covering for her.