2009.07.28 / 2009.07.29 Deposition Cindy Anthony Transcript parts 1 and 2

[Kentjbkent]

Love it. No, I didn't...yes I did. Oh, but not only did I do it.. I used an entire can of Febreeze and sprinkled a whole box of dryer sheets around the car and in the trunk. You know, so I can help support the claim these chemicals (along with the garbage) threw off Dr. Vass' air sample. Junk science! It was a horrendous odor, the worst i've ever smelled, at THAT time at least, of course since it wasn't human decomp, I have smelled worse things since, naturally. I forgot that I did it, but I told Ms. Burdick I was on new anti-depressants and... YES I did, Ms. Burdick! Guessing the court reporter forgot to write that lil nugget down, huh Cindy? Uh huh.
What a transparent special person she is.

And you forgot her infamous statement of..."and I am a decomposition nurse.....the smell was even worse than that!!"

 

[pip]

This may be a dumb question but I'll ask it anyway

How is Cindy able to lie all of the time and not get into trouble? Ex: Jail,perjury or fines?

I just hope her time is coming. She so deserves to spend some time in jail. We'll see just how far she takes this and gets away with this at trial. I also notice when she mentions items she took out of the car she is compelled to give details about Caylee's favorite doll she liked to call mama. Something up with that. Too much detail.

 

[pip]

Waiting for the pundits like NG to start saying how CA is finally telling the truth, yeah her! Poor woman! She finally has decided to come clean! She's finally 'cooperating'!

It's a shell game people! The only reason she has changed her story again is to help the defense discredit Dr. Vass' air sample. It probably still isn't the truth about what she did to clean the car. Probably DIDN'T use a whole can of Febreeze nor scatter a box of dryer sheets in the car. How many did they actually find in the car? 1 or 2? Arrgh, This woman is so devious and makes me :banghead:

 

[nyvictoria]

I just watched Cindy's Oscar-worthy performance at the Frye hearing. I was especially sickened by Casey's "thank you" to her lying, rear-end-covering mother. Will Casey now blow kisses to mommy when she enters and leaves the courtroom? Disgraceful but not surprising. On the bright side, Ashton & Drane Burdick are thorough. No doubt, they will be well prepared to challenge Cindy (and George & Lee). Every inconsistency will be exposed and the jury will see right through these liars. Judge Perry surely has Cindy's number now, as well.

This YouTube channel has the Frye hearings (uncut):

http://www.youtube.com/user/S0meRand0mName

 

[strawberry]

Hmm I was watching the hearing online but still had HLN on but muted. Joy Behar show came on and they showed Tot Mom. Roseanne Barr is hosting again..don't know if they are covering this again or not. She's interviewing Michael Moore at the moment so I turned the Soup on.

 

[strawberry]

Waiting for the pundits like NG to start saying how CA is finally telling the truth, yeah her! Poor woman! She finally has decided to come clean! She's finally 'cooperating'!

It's a shell game people! The only reason she has changed her story again is to help the defense discredit Dr. Vass' air sample. It probably still isn't the truth about what she did to clean the car. Probably DIDN'T use a whole can of Febreeze nor scatter a box of dryer sheets in the car. How many did they actually find in the car? 1 or 2? Arrgh, This woman is so devious and makes me :banghead:

I noticed she referred to the "can." Traditional febreeze comes in a plastic sprayer but the Air Effects comes in a can. I wonder how long it would take to actually empty almost a can of that? She said she was home for 45 minutes....

 

[TallyHo]

A complete bottle of Febreeze, Fabric softener/dryer sheets....Cindy's efforts that day to get rid of the smell in the car did not work..the car continued to stink to high heaven and probably still does now, over 2.5 years later.

I am happy to report that after successfully spraying Febreeze in my home today, of which no offensive odor was ever present, and my car where my nose did take offence to the smell of DH's Cigar..all smells are pleasing to the nose.
Also, no harm came to myself nor the dog and all junior family members are well, they even commented on the "nice smelling house"

PS..I still have plenty of Febreeze left in the bottle...

You know - the funny thing to me is that even if she is now claiming that she sprayed a whole bottle of febreze and lots of dryer sheets, it just underscores how bad :sick: that car smelled. She may be thinking she has pulled one over on everyone, but the last laugh may be on her.

 

[pip]

You know - the funny thing to me is that even if she is now claiming that she sprayed a whole bottle of febreze and lots of dryer sheets, it just underscores how bad :sick: that car smelled. She may be thinking she has pulled one over on everyone, but the last laugh may be on her.

For sure. The "rotten pizza" (box) stunk out the whole forensics bay the size of the courtroom AFTER a can of Febreeze and a box of dryer sheets.. :crazy: Have YOU ever smelled pizza that sat in a trunk in hot Florida sun for 12 days?
No Cindy, I haven't. It's not even necessary. Simple common sense tells me it is impossible, and that you are lying. Pizza boxes, nor pizza could create that volume and type of stench.

 

[Oakley]

This may be a dumb question but I'll ask it anyway

How is Cindy able to lie all of the time and not get into trouble? Ex: Jail,perjury or fines?

Because she's a grieving grandma, doncha know? :innocent:

Snark aside, I often wonder if there isn't the recognition and acknowledgement that she is psychologically (unusual) and is permitted a 'handicap' of sorts. IDK, either that or no one knows just how to handle her. But mostly, I think she is just a nuisance and the true perpetrator here is Casey, so the focus is on convicting her. :cow:

 

[Pattymarie]

Since ICA has not barely acknowledged her mother this entire time, why does she pick the time her mom described the "worst smell of her entire life" to finally look at her mother and mouth the words "thank-you?"

Fwiw...just watched their exchange of looks between mother and daughter on the video...I think CA, in her look, was conveying that she knew what ICA had done but still loved her anyway and ICA, by mouthing thank you was receiving that.

 

[comomx3]

For sure. The "rotten pizza" (box) stunk out the whole forensics bay the size of the courtroom AFTER a can of Febreeze and a box of dryer sheets.. :crazy: Have YOU ever smelled pizza that sat in a trunk in hot Florida sun for 12 days?
No Cindy, I haven't. It's not even necessary. Simple common sense tells me it is impossible, and that you are lying. Pizza boxes, nor pizza could create that volume and type of stench.

Maybe if the pizza had sardines on it. :innocent: I know that when I delay taking my trash out it does smell bad and when I remove the trash to the outside container it takes at least 5 minutes for the smell to disappear inside the house. Except when I open the windows and spray febreeze and then it's gone in like 30 seconds..... :innocent:

 

[comomx3]

Since ICA has not barely acknowledged her mother this entire time, why does she pick the time her mom described the "worst smell of her entire life" to finally look at her mother and mouth the words "thank-you?"

Fwiw...just watched their exchange of looks between mother and daughter on the video...I think CA, in her look, was conveying that she knew what ICA had done but still loved her anyway and ICA, by mouthing thank you was receiving that.

Because they both think they are smarter than everyone else.

 

[Oakley]

Since ICA has not barely acknowledged her mother this entire time, why does she pick the time her mom described the "worst smell of her entire life" to finally look at her mother and mouth the words "thank-you?"

Fwiw...just watched their exchange of looks between mother and daughter on the video...I think CA, in her look, was conveying that she knew what ICA had done but still loved her anyway and ICA, by mouthing thank you was receiving that.

Cindy did acknowledge (IMO, reluctantly) that it was "the worst smell of her entire life" at that time (whatever that means.) I think it was a moment of conflict for her, and she really had no choice but to admit to that. After all, they have her on audio (and we've all heard it scores of times) saying "it smells like there's been a dead body in the damn car." I think she really didn't want to go there, and that is why she added the "at that time" as a qualifier of sorts. Maybe Casey was thanking her for not saying it smelled like a dead body. That recording will certainly come in at trial, and it must be a moment Cindy (and Casey) is/are dreading.

 

[strach304]

Waiting for the pundits like NG to start saying how CA is finally telling the truth, yeah her! Poor woman! She finally has decided to come clean! She's finally 'cooperating'!

It's a shell game people! The only reason she has changed her story again is to help the defense discredit Dr. Vass' air sample. It probably still isn't the truth about what she did to clean the car. Probably DIDN'T use a whole can of Febreeze nor scatter a box of dryer sheets in the car. How many did they actually find in the car? 1 or 2? Arrgh, This woman is so devious and makes me :banghead:

Thank you. That is what I thought also, one or two. Weren't there also a few dryer sheets found in Tony's Jeep? Anyone remember?

 

[strach304]

Cindy did acknowledge (IMO, reluctantly) that it was "the worst smell of her entire life" at that time (whatever that means.) I think it was a moment of conflict for her, and she really had no choice but to admit to that. After all, they have her on audio (and we've all heard it scores of times) saying "it smells like there's been a dead body in the damn car." I think she really didn't want to go there, and that is why she added the "at that time" as a qualifier of sorts. Maybe Casey was thanking her for not saying it smelled like a dead body. That recording will certainly come in at trial, and it must be a moment Cindy (and Casey) is/are dreading.

I remember her trying to squirm out of that one with the excuse that it was meant as a term and not in a literal sense. With all the airplay the media has given the 911 call she finally gave that up.

 

[strach304]

Since ICA has not barely acknowledged her mother this entire time, why does she pick the time her mom described the "worst smell of her entire life" to finally look at her mother and mouth the words "thank-you?"

Fwiw...just watched their exchange of looks between mother and daughter on the video...I think CA, in her look, was conveying that she knew what ICA had done but still loved her anyway and ICA, by mouthing thank you was receiving that.

CA said I love you, ICA said me too.

 

[strach304]

For sure. The "rotten pizza" (box) stunk out the whole forensics bay the size of the courtroom AFTER a can of Febreeze and a box of dryer sheets.. :crazy: Have YOU ever smelled pizza that sat in a trunk in hot Florida sun for 12 days?
No Cindy, I haven't. It's not even necessary. Simple common sense tells me it is impossible, and that you are lying. Pizza boxes, nor pizza could create that volume and type of stench.

I wonder if one of the questions for jury selection from the defense will be asking if jurors like pizza?

 

[janine]

CA said I love you, ICA said me too.

I saw "thank you"........... :twocents:

??? I only saw CA give a look of "I tried 'sweetheart, please don't be mad'. I never saw her lips move. ???

Hmmmmmmmmm

 

[RR0004]

Let me see if I got this right...just listening to CA's testimony today...Cindy didn't remember why there was "a" dryer sheet in the car in 2009...but remembers today that she put multiple sheets in the car in 2008? My question is...when did she take out all the other dryer sheets...before they parked the car outside? Before she anticipated LE coming for the car?

 

[ynotdivein]

Let me see if I got this right...just listening to CA's testimony today...Cindy didn't remember why there was "a" dryer sheet in the car in 2009...but remembers today that she put multiple sheets in the car in 2008? My question is...when did she take out all the other dryer sheets...before they parked the car outside? Before she anticipated LE coming for the car?

Yup, you got it right RR. And whether KC gave her an "I love you" or a "love you" or a "thank you"--whatever it was, it was the FIRST person to person acknowledgment from KC to CA in I do not know how many months.

"You lied for me on the stand, Mom. Great job. Keep it up and maybe next month I'll reward you with a biscuit."

Is how I read it.