Morning TWA, great post. I agree with ya that we don't know what happened that day concerning Mallory and what she did or didn't do. We don't much about her other than her behavior since then.
I am going off my memory of that day, Dec 11, 08. I remember a media video being shown of Mallory leaving the A compound after LE arrived to serve the warrant. In your vast collection of videos vault would you happen to have this specific one? It would be great to review it again.
Hi my friend! I tried hard to find the video of Malory at the home that night . I cannot. I do recall it though, what struck me was she looked shattered and scared. She loved this child I trust and learning that her little body was found, thrown out like trash on the side of the road, just down the street..... must have been shocking and very sad. Like Jesse and everyone else, against all odds, I believe part of her was holding on to hope that Caylee was alive.
What is interesting to me is that the Anthonys sent Hoover, a man they hardly knew, (and who we now know admits he was sneaking secret video of them in the church and while they were getting fingerprinted, etc. hoping that one day he could sell it), they sent him to their home to lock up after police left. He was gone on this mission for over two hours.
George Anthony, a former homicide detective, would have left no stone unturned in that home looking for clues in my opinion. He would have known with certainty that LE could and likely would be returning to the home to search again and again. The absence of ANY fingerprints on the inside or outside of the shed doors tells me someone was cleaning that home from top to bottom with enthusiasm that would make Martha Stewart proud. There would be nothing left there that Malory would be sent to try to sneak out of the home on the fly. No way. If there was anything there are only two possibilities
George would hand it over to LE at once, in Anthony speak ...without haste
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George would have taken one of his various and sundry long drives to surrounding cities with his Caylee is missing billboard, and gotten rid of anything incriminating.
The idea that he would have knowledge of incriminating evidence laying around the house that he would send his daughter- in- law to be responsible to secrete out of there is not an option.
I think she was sent there, in her shock and pain, she let the dogs out, she was a shaking, nervous wreck , reeling that it is a fact the baby is dead and her sister in law will likely die or be in prison forever over it, reporters were in the driveway, police are knocking at the door, she was scared and that is the beginning and the end of her involvement. I could be wrong, but this is my very strong feeling on that evening and her intent at the home. Grown men, seasoned homicide detectives and Mr. Miller who deal with finding dead bodies, regularly, were crying, so imagine a young lady who had led a relatively charmed, simple life up until this tragedy. Who knows what look would have been on our faces in her place.
Hoover looking for things to sell...... now that is a whole other show. It is disgraceful, and he admitted to LE in his interview that was present in his mind and his involvement in this case. Casey's indictment would have a cheap person licking his chops, looking to cash in. The police being already gone, it would not shock me to learn that he took things out of the house or took lots of pictures in the house. I have nothing, whatsoever, constructive to say about him so I will leave that alone.
The fact that we have seen no story from her implies to me that is not where her mind was. There may very well be family members who were accessories after the fact, I just don't see her on that list.
I'll tell you who was full of hubris and flat affect on the day of the indictment......Casey Anthony. She thought they had NOTHING to tie her to the murder and Jose would get her off on some technicality. However, on the day the remains were found, she flipped the hell out. [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6u-ubvj_IXE[/ame]
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) I have to admit it is worth it to keep her from being out on the streets of our fine state. I'm not sure if it will personally cost me or more less once she hits prison status ~ but will be overjoyed either way.
