Just read your bottom quote about Universal (don't know who the quote is from though) and I was getting ready to argue the other side of the coin. First I went to WFTV's site and listened to part 2 of investigator's grilling KC. Wow....not feeling real confident about the way it starts out. Det. YM does tell her that "they have come into a conference room and shut the door for privacy, but that it is not locked". He doesn't go on to say you are free to leave at any time. Don't know what rights LE has when they want to question a person they have reason to believe may be guilty of a crime, so I don't know if this will be a problem or not. Only listened to the first couple minutes and didn't listen to part 1 (which I think is at her house) so I suppose there could be more on her being free to leave. IDK now.....little worried about this one.
http://www.wftv.com/video/17461496/index.html
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I don't know which detective it is but he has a nice Southern accent and @ 5:46 (Part One) He asks Casey " You're here willingly, right? Casey replies "Um Hmm." and @ 5:55 (Part One) he asks Casey "No one's forcing you to be here, right" and Casey replies "No."
At least they had her admit that she was there talking to them willingly and they weren't forcing her to be there. I don't know how much that helps but I understand (now that it has been explained) the reason that it could very well be thrown.
It's unfortunate if it does get thrown out but as long as anything directly said by Casey to witnesses (Lee, George or Cindy) then I'm not worried. I think it is so important for the Sawgrass Apt. story to come in and the JB Park story to come in.
The Sawgrass story could have been somewhat believable (if everything Casey had said didn't prove to be a lie). I could see someone dropping their child off with a babysitter and the babysitter talking off with the child. It happens! ZFG could have just had a miscarriage (and many before that) and just snapped. Seeing Casey as this awful mother (as Casey said ZFG said in the JB Park story) she may have thought Casey didn't deserve Caylee. Heck, you have women so desperate for a baby that they will kill the mother while pregnant and cut the baby out. So, that is believable to me.
Which makes no sense why she would switch to a story that is not believable.
First of all, I watched a video taken at JB Park on youtube (when it wasn't that busy) and I counted numerous people jogging.
Second of all, Lee says that the abduction happened at the playground closest to the YMCA. I tried to find a lay out of JB Park and I couldn't find one but it would be great if anyone knew exactly how far away the YMCA is to this playground. I don't know about the YMCA's in Orlando, but the one here in Fort Myers, Florida is always busy. My sister was a day care teacher there some years ago.
Casey said in her Universal interview (I know!) that Caylee liked the bigger playground at JB Park because it had more things to do and there were always other kids there. She said that that playground is closest to the YMCA.
It was obviously close to a parking lot because Casey could see Samantha putting Caylee in the silver Ford Focus.
It was a Monday (June 16th, 2008) so I don't know how busy the park would be between the hours of 9am and 1pm. Do they have free parking at JB Park because I tried to find an average of how many people visited the park each day and I could not find one.
But the reason it is not believable to me is... no mother would just let someone take their child without giving up a fight. I don't care if ZFG held her arms down... she had to walk away at one point and any mother would have went after her and slammed her head into the ground before letting her take their child.
She never mentions that she screamed out that someone was taking her child. Who wouldn't scream at the top of her lungs trying to get attention that someone was taking her child?
No one would just sit there. Perfect strangers would not just sit there and watch a child being abducted. But Casey did?
Also, George says that the JB Park story was them all just brainstorming... it would be great if the jury got to hear that too.