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Just for the record, people keep saying Casey/George may have put the duct tape over her nose and mouth trying to prevent decomp seepage, or when seepage began, Casey put the duct tape to keep it inside. First, can you imagine her doing that? With stuff coming out? No. Secondly, George would know decomp fluids don't just come from the nose and mouth, but from every body cavity including from every pore. It seeps out through the body like sweat. Duct tape would do no good. Maybe Caylee wasn't bagged right away but just thrown into the trunk. That seepage through every pore and opening could have begun to ooze into the trunk's carpet or if she were bagged, the bag probably wasn't sealed and the oozing dripped out. Wasn't she in a cloth laundry bag first, then the two plastic bags were to the outside? That would have made it easier for her to put a gooey laundry bag into the plastic ones when the decomp liquids appeared.

My point is, the oozing into the carpet couldn't be removed and the longer it remained in the sun, the more horrific the smell became, thus she dumped the car at Amscot and never looked back. It sat at the tow yard in the hot sun getting stinkier and stinkier. The locked car masked the worst of it, but after it was opened, the stench came flowing out like the release of heat waves on a hot summer day. Anyone who likes in a hot climate should know what I'm talking about.

ITA with this. I believe the duct tape either A) contributed to the cause of Caylee's death (that poor child), or B) was placed on Caylee very soon after she died in some sort of panicky cover-up mode.
 
I like your theory....

would she have had enough time to walk to the swamp, dig and dispose of Caylee, walk back and hose off the shovel and return it?

Caylee was never buried. She was tossed in bags on the surface.
 
Caylee was never buried. She was tossed in bags on the surface.

We don't actually know this, due to the rising and receding water levels at the time. It was a swamp like atmosphere.
 
We don't actually know this, due to the rising and receding water levels at the time. It was a swamp like atmosphere.

The water level didn't make her remains float to the surface. She was always on the surface.
 
I like your theory....

would she have had enough time to walk to the swamp, dig and dispose of Caylee, walk back and hose off the shovel and return it?

I thought about that too.
My thoughts about the shovel is that perhaps she buried some other evidence and not Caylee's body. I wonder how far down and where all did they dig in the Anthony's yard, if they did dig?
 
I like your theory....

would she have had enough time to walk to the swamp, dig and dispose of Caylee, walk back and hose off the shovel and return it?

Seems like someone would have seen her walking with the shovel, though.
 
It is possible she actually did take something and plant it at the scene. KC pinged in an area consistent with the crime scene on two occasions during the evening of July 1: 7:15PM and 8:30 PM. In both cases she was there long enough to plant evidence. If she did plant something, whatever it was deteriorated by Dec. 11. :doh:

Respectfully snipped to focus on the part I wanted to reply to. Maybe the syringe/bottle is what she planted? [I had typed here one of the chemicals/substances that was found in the bottle & how it may possibly be tied to Jessie, but I erased it, because I don't want it to be seen as something negative against Jessie.]

Maybe this why ICA kept telling her family to stay far away from him, because she was afraid he noticed something missing from his apartment after she'd been there. I dunno. Does anyone else think it was strange how adamant she was about her family not being able to trust him and that she wanted them to say away from him? She seemed to have no problem with him, up until she started saying those things to her parents & Lee during those jail visits.
 
A lot of reasons, but perhaps the biggest is that was the last day she backed into the garage. To me, the only reason for Casey to back into the garage was to prevent anyone seeing what was in the trunk, or more specifically, to prevent anyone seeing her handle the body. She let Tony near the trunk on the 23rd because, IMO, there was no body in the trunk and she was not yet aware the trunk had a horrible smell.

I thought the last day she backed into the garage and borrowed the shovel was the 18th? GA was off work on the 20th (friday).
 
I am having a hard time with LE walking in and out of that garage all night not smelling a thing. The "they weren't looking for a dead person so it wouldn't arouse their suspicion" doesn't work for me. Lee couldn't even sit out there, he had to keep leaving to get fresh air. I wish this wasn't an issue for me but it is.
 
Respectfully snipped to focus on the part I wanted to reply to. Maybe the syringe/bottle is what she planted? [I had typed here one of the chemicals/substances that was found in the bottle & how it may possibly be tied to Jessie, but I erased it, because I don't want it to be seen as something negative against Jessie.]

Maybe this why ICA kept telling her family to stay far away from him, because she was afraid he noticed something missing from his apartment after she'd been there. I dunno. Does anyone else think it was strange how adamant she was about her family not being able to trust him and that she wanted them to say away from him? She seemed to have no problem with him, up until she started saying those things to her parents & Lee during those jail visits.

I totally think she went and showered that day at his house to take something to plant.
 
The bag of trash found in Casey Anthony's trunk contained paper towels with decomp on them, as well as maggots.

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What were those maggots feasting on? :waitasec:

Can anyone please help me find the link to this document? Thank you.
 
I am having a hard time with LE walking in and out of that garage all night not smelling a thing. The "they weren't looking for a dead person so it wouldn't arouse their suspicion" doesn't work for me. Lee couldn't even sit out there, he had to keep leaving to get fresh air. I wish this wasn't an issue for me but it is.

It's an issue for me too. I would think the first thing would be to inspect the property. A walk-around, looking in closets under beds. The car trunk.
With the Anthonys permission of course, or if refused, search warrant.
Many lost children have been found in the trunk of cars on family property.
Why they did not smell anything is beyond my comprehension.

It's like taking it from the top, someone is missing.

IMO
 
JMO...I think ICA buried that precious child in the backyard when she borrowed the shovel. Within a few days something spooked her enough to rethink that idea so she went back, dug up the baby(already in plastic bags), put her in the laundry bag (with the handles, remember?). She didn't count on how heavy the bags were going to be after several days of decomp. snip

BBM: I am certain that Caylee was never buried in the back yard. I live in the same general area and my soil is most likely very similar to the soil in the Anthonys back yard. I have dug holes and filled the holes back in a couple of different times. I would plant something and then 3 days later, decide I want to move it. The filled in hole is noticeable for a long time afterward because of the sandy soil. George who was meticulous about his lawn, would have noticed a filled in hole immediately - especially if he stepped in a 'soft spot' as you get when you are dealing with sandy soil. What makes me the most sure of my opinion, however, is LE was all over that back yard with a fine tooth comb. They would not have missed a filled in hole, especially as they were looking for just that kind of thing. I am not sure how I think KC dealt with the smell or when and where she had put Caylee, but I am confident that Caylee was never buried in the back yard.
 
I am having a hard time with LE walking in and out of that garage all night not smelling a thing. The "they weren't looking for a dead person so it wouldn't arouse their suspicion" doesn't work for me. Lee couldn't even sit out there, he had to keep leaving to get fresh air. I wish this wasn't an issue for me but it is.

Im not sure whether I have a issue with it or not. It depends when exactly they went into the garage. From reading the Law Enforcement guide from Missing & Exploited Children http://www.missingkids.com/en_US/publications/NC74.pdf. LE is to question the parents and the witness first. Plus the fact that after CA called Im sure LE might of thought it might be domestic and maybe not a missing child case. And from what they were telling them it probably confused them at first. LE then off of what the parents says does a little investigation to see if what they are saying might have some truth to it. I would think sinse there was a 31 day gap they couldn't use Amber alert like they would of liked to ones they did in fact figure out that Caylee was missing. Lets not forget Caylee was said to have left the A's so it wouldn't be LE first place to search after they questioned all involved. Not until after they question Casey and her ride showing them where she last seen Caylee would Law enforcement start a ground search of the A's yard and home. Its not hard for me to understand that LE was duped from the begining which made it differnt from any other missing childs case:twocents:
 
ICA has now admitted Caylee is dead and was dead on June 16, 2008. Cadaver dogs detected human decomposition in the trunk of her car. Which just happens to be the same car ICA was texting about an odor coming from before abandoning it.

So, unless there is someone else who was associated with ICA that is missing, I think it's safe to assume Caylee was in that trunk at some point. What are the odds of that being an innocent coincidence?

Also, just b/c no one smelt it, doesn't mean the odor wasn't there. They just weren't close enough to detect it.

GA not smelling decomposition on June 24 when ICA retrieved the gas cans for him is the only event that raises questions for me. I have to say, I'm sticking with what I said above, the smell was probably there and GA just didn't get close enough to smell it. Or the body was somewhere else at that point....which I highly doubt.

There are just some things we will never have an answer to in this case and this is one of them. Bottom line, human decomposition was detected in ICA's car (a car only used by her). At the same time, ICA had a missing daughter......IMO it's pretty self explanatory.


Could be that the smell of gasoline was the stronger odor at that time ... especially since ICA made sure GA didn't get that close to the trunk?
 
BBM: I am certain that Caylee was never buried in the back yard. I live in the same general area and my soil is most likely very similar to the soil in the Anthonys back yard. I have dug holes and filled the holes back in a couple of different times. I would plant something and then 3 days later, decide I want to move it. The filled in hole is noticeable for a long time afterward because of the sandy soil. George who was meticulous about his lawn, would have noticed a filled in hole immediately - especially if he stepped in a 'soft spot' as you get when you are dealing with sandy soil. What makes me the most sure of my opinion, however, is LE was all over that back yard with a fine tooth comb. They would not have missed a filled in hole, especially as they were looking for just that kind of thing. I am not sure how I think KC dealt with the smell or when and where she had put Caylee, but I am confident that Caylee was never buried in the back yard.

This reminds me, when was it that George was moving that bush from beside the pool to the flower bed, around July 4? That always seemed kinda hinky to me.
 
Seeing as how I don't blog, I can't answer.
 
Hi there. Long time no see.

There is going to be a significant exchange of air between the inside of the trunk cavity and the outside atmosphere when the trunk lid is lifted and then again when it is shut. This is because the lid acts like a big wing or hand fan.

During the lift, a vacuum will be created behind the lid (the underside) drawing out air from inside the trunk. During the shut, air will be pushed in front of it (the underside) causing some air inside the trunk to "squish" out with a puff.

I agree. However, once the trunk is closed, the chemicals comprising the stain would continue to outgas and "reform" the odor. This is why the portable pump Vass sent Vincent was so effective. Vincent set it in the trunk and let it run for just over and hour with the trunk closed.

If you ever have had a dog and it peed on your carpet, you know the odor just does not go away once it has dried and you opened the windows to let the room air out. Same thing with this trunk.
 

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