Chilly Willy
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There is no link. The theory that Casey spent the night at Lee's on the 15th has been expressed many times on this forum. I disagree with that theory.Link, please?![]()
There is no link. The theory that Casey spent the night at Lee's on the 15th has been expressed many times on this forum. I disagree with that theory.Link, please?![]()
So how does someone 'unwittingly' give a baby an overdose (or any) sedatives?
Probably wasn't the first time she gave Caylee a sedative, and the poor thing must've built up a tolerance...a little more, a little more, a little more...then this. Nancy Grace isn't the only one who isn't trying to curse tonight.:furious:
Well if the defense is admitting that if she died it would have been an accidental overdose, you can bet that it was not.
I agree. Every time I see the photo of her in the green dress and headscarf, I think that this child has shadows under her eyes that shouldn't really be there.
I don't think KC spent the night @ Lee's.....I think she spent the night (15th)in her car, close by, texting, talking to Tony most of the night.......prolly drugged Caylee so she would sleep & not make noise........the early call from the A's house was CA calling KC after the big fight from the night before.
a rag?? left in the trunk?
That doesn't make any common sense to me. They're now claiming that it was a chloroform soaked rag left in the trunk and then Caylee was placed in the trunk and accidentally killed this way? Am I reading today's story right?
Because if so, then that raises many questions. One does not just conveniently have a chloroform soaked rag in a car's trunk, and then place their child in that same trunk for whatever reason they're going to allege now, "accidentally" killing her and then neglect to report it for 31 days. No.
Premeditated murder. KC is a monster. Pure and simple.
It makes more sense to me that once Caylee had died in the house and was put in the trash bag/bags, the chloroform rag was tossed in too, along with anything else she may have used to clean up the scene.
I agree. Every time I see the photo of her in the green dress and headscarf, I think that this child has shadows under her eyes that shouldn't really be there.
It makes more sense to me that once Caylee had died in the house and was put in the trash bag/bags, the chloroform rag was tossed in too, along with anything else she may have used to clean up the scene.
Nonsense! What about all the pictures that don't show shadows under her eyes?
My friends' child has shadows under her eyes and I assure you, there is nothing sinister about it.