I listened to it last night before I went to bed and caught this also - it's the biggest thing that stood out to me. But it is not absolutely clear that it is Cindy he is talking to, need to slow down the audio because it is a little muffled at that exact point. But I don't think it could be anybody else.
WHY WOULD CINDY NOT WANT LOCAL LE TO KNOW ABOUT THIS??? And Why was Casey going way out to the West side of Orlando with Cindy's vehicle?
This is my take on the interview. George is more sane than the rest of the family. However, I do think he knows more than he is telling. His whole interview seemed rehearsed. He reminded me of someone who is a people pleaser and tells people what he thinks they want to hear. Probably something he has been doing with Cindy for years. Also he was less emotional than one would expect given the relationship he speaks of with Caylee. He is not monotone like the other three or unfeeling sounding. Just less emotional than I would expect a grandfather to be who had raised a little girl that is now missing.
"and I told my wife I'm following her"
Cindy, George, Lee and Cassy are ALL involved and ALL liers!
ARREST THEM ALL FOR MURDER NOW!
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living with 2 wimmens is tough enough
living with 2 monsters is impossible
This is my take on the interview. George is more sane than the rest of the family. However, I do think he knows more than he is telling. His whole interview seemed rehearsed. He reminded me of someone who is a people pleaser and tells people what he thinks they want to hear. Probably something he has been doing with Cindy for years. Also he was less emotional than one would expect given the relationship he speaks of with Caylee. He is not monotone like the other three or unfeeling sounding. Just less emotional than I would expect a grandfather to be who had raised a little girl that is now missing.
And when and how did Cindy get the car back?
He didn't disappear as some have thought after picking up the car from the yard.
Cindy sent him to work.
When I was talking about his subdued emotion, I guess I was comparing him to my dad. My dad would be 69 if he were alive, he passed away in '06. I had my oldest daughter when I was 17 and lived at home for a couple of years as a single unwed mother. My father was extremely close to my daughter because of this and he would get emotional if she was sick, hurt or upset. He could not stand to see that baby hurting in anyway and it did not matter who was around to see him upset. He was a good man, my dad and a fantastic grandfather.A lot of the lack of emotion may be the fact that back in George's day men and boys were taught to not show emotion. You really can hear some emotion in his voice but not as much as we really would expect. JMO