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This was interesting to say the least!
This was interesting to say the least!
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Lol. You're missing the facts...Which none of us have.Kids, this is just not making a lot of sense. No matter how bizarre the crime is, the facts have to make sense. Will you help me figure this out, it's driving me nutz?!
1. There are chloroform searches on which computer? Cindy's laptop that Casey seems to have appropriated or the pc in the house? (Isn't there a pc in the house?)
2. She's searching the net to find a place to buy chloroform - was there anything to confirm this other than news reports?
3. She's searching for chloroform recipes, how do we know this to be true?
4. There were detectable amounts of "pure chlorof." in the trunk (And I won't get into the "pure" argument again, don't worry) which could mean that it was manufactured chlorof. which is a distilled product and would get rid of any impurities.
5. There was an unusually high level of chlorof in the trunk which could only be "pure" and not come from any other source than man. chlorof. Again, there is no credible source on this.
6. She made the chlorof. which again, is unsubstantiated. Imo, this is somewhat difficult to believe because (and again this is my personal opinion) she isn't smart enough and she isn't that ambitious.
7. If she did make it to knock the baby out, then she may not have intended to kill the baby. That might explain the flurry of phone calls the afternoon of the 16. June. Mom/Dad/Mom/Dad/Lee/Mom/Dad etc., (not necessarily in that order) which might actually be proof that this wasn't premeditated murder, but murder in the commission of a felony.
So what am I missing here?
Kids, this is just not making a lot of sense. No matter how bizarre the crime is, the facts have to make sense. Will you help me figure this out, it's driving me nutz?!
1. There are chloroform searches on which computer? Cindy's laptop that Casey seems to have appropriated or the pc in the house? (Isn't there a pc in the house?)
2. She's searching the net to find a place to buy chloroform - was there anything to confirm this other than news reports?
3. She's searching for chloroform recipes, how do we know this to be true?
4. There were detectable amounts of "pure chlorof." in the trunk (And I won't get into the "pure" argument again, don't worry) which could mean that it was manufactured chlorof. which is a distilled product and would get rid of any impurities.
5. There was an unusually high level of chlorof in the trunk which could only be "pure" and not come from any other source than man. chlorof. Again, there is no credible source on this.
6. She made the chlorof. which again, is unsubstantiated. Imo, this is somewhat difficult to believe because (and again this is my personal opinion) she isn't smart enough and she isn't that ambitious.
7. If she did make it to knock the baby out, then she may not have intended to kill the baby. That might explain the flurry of phone calls the afternoon of the 16. June. Mom/Dad/Mom/Dad/Lee/Mom/Dad etc., (not necessarily in that order) which might actually be proof that this wasn't premeditated murder, but murder in the commission of a felony.
So what am I missing here?
First - Enjoying your posts.
I have many of the same questions and don't want to add to confusion posting more speculation vs. fact as answers to your questions. I really want to see the facts, and believe enough of these re: chloroform haven't been released yet. I'm afraid we're just going to have to wait
FWIW, I didn't see noted in your list above... Casey's BF de jeur in May was RM. RM had posted on his Myspace or PB a ad-type pic of a man using chloroform to knock-out his date. The pic included a caption explicitly about using chloroform. Casey may have been intro'd to and/or had access to chloroform via RM. Along the same lines, it's worth noting that another in her circle commented about the military using chloroform to sedate prisoners. More than one of Casey's circle-of-men were military.
IMHO, IF Casey employed chloroform she didn't make it, she acquired it. Further, IMHO, I haven't seen any evidence it was Casey's m.o. to plan anything very far in advance...creature of opportunity...hence, she didn't order anything online & wait for shipping (where would it have been delivered w/o drawing attention? Online tracks left behind, etc.). Depending on her intent (sedation or murder) the quantity she needed may have been obtained from someone using it (e.g. RM, military guy, etc.) with or without (pour a few mils into another container in private) their knowledge. She may have tried to store it in a plastic container, hence, over time it breached the container and soaked into the fabric in the trunk afterwards.
On a tangent, the presence of the chloroform in the trunk may have accelerated the decomposition of any plastic bags the body was stored in, hence, decomp fluid leaking into the trunk a darkly ironic turn of fate.
Interestingly enough, I was down in my basement late last night after everyone was asleep (winter smoking spot) and I noticed on my shelves with the paint and such... A can of Acetone and a bottle of bleach. They were sitting right next to each other. Pure Karma there cause I was just watching NG and she showed the same Google site I posted earlier in this thread. Needless to say, I moved the bleach over on the washing machine, no sense in taking any chances. But I was thinking I should go outside and try making it when the kids are at school and I am alone. Do you think it's dangerous to make it outside alone? I mean I dont wanna blow myself up or kill myself????
Kids, this is just not making a lot of sense. No matter how bizarre the crime is, the facts have to make sense. Will you help me figure this out, it's driving me nutz?!
1. There are chloroform searches on which computer? Cindy's laptop that Casey seems to have appropriated or the pc in the house? (Isn't there a pc in the house?)
2. She's searching the net to find a place to buy chloroform - was there anything to confirm this other than news reports?
3. She's searching for chloroform recipes, how do we know this to be true?
4. There were detectable amounts of "pure chlorof." in the trunk (And I won't get into the "pure" argument again, don't worry) which could mean that it was manufactured chlorof. which is a distilled product and would get rid of any impurities.
5. There was an unusually high level of chlorof in the trunk which could only be "pure" and not come from any other source than man. chlorof. Again, there is no credible source on this.
6. She made the chlorof. which again, is unsubstantiated. Imo, this is somewhat difficult to believe because (and again this is my personal opinion) she isn't smart enough and she isn't that ambitious.
7. If she did make it to knock the baby out, then she may not have intended to kill the baby. That might explain the flurry of phone calls the afternoon of the 16. June. Mom/Dad/Mom/Dad/Lee/Mom/Dad etc., (not necessarily in that order) which might actually be proof that this wasn't premeditated murder, but murder in the commission of a felony.
So what am I missing here?
Interestingly enough, I was down in my basement late last night after everyone was asleep (winter smoking spot) and I noticed on my shelves with the paint and such... A can of Acetone and a bottle of bleach. They were sitting right next to each other. Pure Karma there cause I was just watching NG and she showed the same Google site I posted earlier in this thread. Needless to say, I moved the bleach over on the washing machine, no sense in taking any chances. But I was thinking I should go outside and try making it when the kids are at school and I am alone. Do you think it's dangerous to make it outside alone? I mean I dont wanna blow myself up or kill myself????
Why would you want to do that? :waitasec:
:shocked2:
I completely understand your curiosity, but PLEASE don't do this!
But if you do, could you video tape it for us?
I read that cholroform is used to clean up drugs that have been stepped on a lot. For instance, cocaine.