seagull65
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Of course KC didn't know there were nicer guys than this. She makes them look like angels. Remember, she was the one that was NOT nice. The way I see it, TL has done nothing wrong. The problem here is KC!
I also haven't seen any evidence of TL doing any wrong (besides breaking into GA's shed.) I have no reason to accuse him so I never have (I've never made any accusation yet in this case). (At the same time I don't understand some of the media and public's desire to whitewash TL and other witnesses and portray them as saints.) But, there hasn't been a trial yet, it's not actually known yet who murdered Caylee. In talking about KC, you could be talking about an innocent person. All that's known is that either Caylee's body OR items that were in contact with her (deceased) body were probably placed in KC's car trunk or back yard at some point. It's not known who placed them there. KC is not the only person who had access to Caylee, the Pontiac trunk, or the A house and back yard.
The motive for KC to kill Caylee is quite weak (though I can't rule her out of course). But she had no history of mistreatment of Caylee, and she had always maintained her social lifestyle throughout Caylee's life. All of her friends who were interviewed, including the new crowd of TL and friends, said they couldn't imagine Casey harming Caylee. If KC wanted to be rid of the role of mother, she could easily let her parents take Caylee, they had made this clear. The whole theory of "killing Caylee out of spite toward Cindy" is total speculation by tabloids such as the NG show, there is no evidence that this is what happened.
Though I can't rule KC out, I think the person who murdered Caylee could be someone who had a much stronger motive than KC did. For example, a person who molested the child, or who had assaulted her and didn't want her to be able to tell. (Whether this was someone who knew Caylee or a stranger who managed to get access.) Again, I can't rule KC out, and her failure to report the disappearance is very strange obviously, (there could be various explanations for that that we don't know yet), but I'm waiting for the trial to see if we get a clearer picture of what happened and who could have been involved. We've only seen prosecution leaks and tabloid media spin so far, so only one side of the story, for 8 months or more. I just hope the investigation was broad enough to find all the facts, and didn't suffer from tunnel vision on KC and her family.