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thanks for the information about who is on KC's visitor log. (!)
I am in the minority, because I do think KC was abused. I see post after post written with authority "no, she was not!"---but I lived in a house where there had been prolonged sexual abuse (not me, thank God--it was my Mom and her Dad). Unless you have had exposure (no pun intended) to incest--you won't be able to fathom the ramifications of it. Even though I was not the one molested (thank God, again) I know a lot about people who molest in families and their victims. I know a lot because I grew up in that atmosphere and later had to learn about how and why my life was affected by it. It was never apparent to me while I was growing up--but our family was like the Anthonys on a lot of levels (it would be a long long list of similarities if I wrote it all up--I'll spare you).
To those who are so certain that there was no incest--I have to ask, why are you so certain? We were not there. There is more indications of incest than not. Those who want to say categorically "there was no incest" have not researched the after effects of incest. KC fits it all to a tee.
Actually I believe ICA fits the DSM and PCL-R diagnoses of being ASPD (socio/psychopath) to a tee (my laymans opinion). The incest story is just another means of her manipulating the situation regardless of who it hurts or it's consequences so long as it gets her out of the responsibility of Caylee's demise. Because ultimately she can use it as an excuse for what happened to Caylee.
This ranks up there with GA's heart attack (or was it stroke?) and all the other lies she has told in order to manipulate people and or situations she was in. The only reason this one seems to be given more "credit" is because these types of accusations are so polarizing. Believe it or not people do lie about being raped and or molested for personal gain, manipulation, and other reasons. Take the accusations by Crystal Gail Mangum of the 3 Duke lacrosse players as an example.