LambChop
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Unfortunately, I don't think so at all. Casey's defense will be that when she conducted that mass e-mail, the police were already involved and she knew the media would break the news in a matter of hours. Therefore, (Casey's defense will state) KC was free at last to reach out to friends and acquaintances for help because the "secret" was about to become public knowledge.
To me, there's an indisputable truth and logic to that explanation, which will make this particular action of KC's seem both sensible and innocent.
But on the other hand, KC never did clearly state that she felt that Caylee was in danger. That she had heard from her daughter that very day of the 911 call and her daughter seemed fine. Clearly her actions during those 31 days show no signs of panic you would expect to see in someone who felt their child was in grave danger.