Total speculation.
If she REALLY wanted to play the victim, why did she not tell anybody immediately??
Were there not searches on ZG? Where she's lived in the past? What she drove?
Your entirely reasonable question works hard against a premeditated murder.
Maybe it was the other way around.She used the nanny story because it was something she remembered stumbling upon.
What evidence is there that she STAGED a kidnapping?
IMO she made the nanny story up after it happened.
I'm sorry but if she indeed planned all this and that's why she was searching that stuff then she is REALLY REALLY STUPID.
The duct tape could go a long way to indicate that if no other COD is ever determined.
We have no real idea how the duct tape was used. It's not proof she staged it, but it's one piece of evidence, when combined with other potential pieces of evidence, that could support such a scenario.
I mean, it's likely it was just to keep her quiet. I'd be interested in hearing if there were any ligatures, etc. Then it'd go down the murder mystery novel checklist.
Chloroform? Check!
Duct tape? Check!
Rope? Check!
I don't picture Casey as the type to stay home and geek out elaborate crime theories. I think she would have modeled any staging after whatever book she had read or show she had seen last.
Sure it is total speculation, but is much more likely to be accurate than the insane rantings of the Anthony family. That was "pure speculation" too and they made enough money to catch up all their bills and not lose their house with it. Hmmmmmmmmmm I wonder who I can sell mine to?
Yes but then why did she dumped the body so close to home?That would be stupid,links right back to HER!
Yes but then why did she dumped the body so close to home?That would be stupid,links right back to HER!
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Not if you take into account Casey's MO. None of her criminal doings are planned or carried out in an organized or thoughtful way.
Casey steals checks from her best friend. She is videotaped signing her own name to the checks. Casey shows her family a forged bank deposit ticket and tells them she has replaced money she stole.
Casey PLANNED to use Amy's checks...those were not spur of the moment crimes. She had time to think about what she was going to do after she rifled through Amy's car and came across the checkbook. Casey spent some effort forging the deposit ticket, too.
Just because Casey is a sloppy murderer and thief who didn't come up up with better lies to cover up what she did doesn't rule out premeditation. Sensible people avoid possible consequences by not doing the crimes.
She couldn't - the drug profiles on Caylee would have put her in jail. She thought they would believe her.
If it was an accident, it might have been through her gross negligence (leaving baby in car with chloroform she was playing around with, for whatever reason, or after she'd drugged Caylee so she could party.) It might have been a snap. Her temper got the best of her and she killed the baby, meaning to at the moment or not really meaning to, but she was in a rage and it happened. She and Cindy are so emmeshed in such unhealthy ways, not even getting to her relationship with George and Lee. I can ABSOLUTLEY see her trying to hide an accident at the time it happened so Cindy wouldn't find out because the worse thing for KC might have been to lose Cindy forever, and she might have thought that would happen. Even now, in KC's mind, she might prefer LIP to having her family find out, or Baez could be calling all the shots and keeping her away from everyone so she won't break down. What these people have got going on is not normal or healthy. I can see KC lookin' down at the remains wishing she could have it all back, feeling as if her Mommy would never forgive her and just moving on...figuring she'd come up with something later. She just hadn't quite gotten around to it a month later. But I think that's who she is. That seems to be her personality, disorder, psychiatric condition whatever. I don't think she insane enough to not know what she did, or that is was very wrong, but I think she's quite a few logs short of a complete wood pile.
Nothing here represents evidence of a premeditated murder or an MO.