Disguiseduser0308
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I believe deep down both George and Cindy knew Caylee was gone the moment they smelled the car. Only further confirmed when Casey could/would not bring Caylee home.
I get the feeling the silent interview shows Cindy's internal breakdown. Likely enhanced by psychiatric medication. Media hounding their every move. Protesters outside their home. I see someone who despite every attempt to remain strong and stand by her daughter, has been destroyed. Not only because of the loss of Caylee but also the knowledge of the monster she raised. I see shame written all over her in that interview. She knew all along.. but during this small period of time, she could no longer hide it.
ETA: You can only fool the mind/body connection for so long. It will catch up to you.. and when it does, you will look a lot like what we see of Cindy in the silent interview. I truly believe that's what we are witnessing. Her body has caught up to her mind and all hell has broken loose internally.
I get the feeling the silent interview shows Cindy's internal breakdown. Likely enhanced by psychiatric medication. Media hounding their every move. Protesters outside their home. I see someone who despite every attempt to remain strong and stand by her daughter, has been destroyed. Not only because of the loss of Caylee but also the knowledge of the monster she raised. I see shame written all over her in that interview. She knew all along.. but during this small period of time, she could no longer hide it.
ETA: You can only fool the mind/body connection for so long. It will catch up to you.. and when it does, you will look a lot like what we see of Cindy in the silent interview. I truly believe that's what we are witnessing. Her body has caught up to her mind and all hell has broken loose internally.