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Well, the defense strategies is the topic of "this" thread, so here goes....
THIS might be how Casey could respond to that.....
I didn't know what caused the stink in my car, my dad told me that he hit a squirrel while he was using my car there for a few days. I didn't have any idea what my parents had done with Caylee, they just told me they would take care of it, and honestly, I was kinda relieved of the burden of caring for Caylee, so "in a backwards kinda way", I was celebrating my freedom. Caylee died the day my mom took her to Mr. Dora to see my grandpa on father's day. They told me that night when I came home. My mom even played the audio of the last recording of Caylee's voice to me over the phone the day she called 911 to remind me about how happy Caylee was her last day alive, so that I wouldn't tell the cops the truth. My mom was petrified that she would lose her nursing license over what happened to Caylee while she was with my mom. I trusted that my parents could handle the situation, and when they told me to "get out" of the house, it was because they needed me to be gone so they could explain why Caylee was not in the home any longer. I kept messing up by staying in Orlando, and this made my mom very nervous, and when the towyard found out about the car, my mom panicked "on a whim", and called 911.
Thanks for trying but it doesn't work exactly that way. She won't be allowed to stray or give a story as an answer most of the time.
I understand this is the defense theory thread but imo those theories should be tested otherwise, we can't know how valid they are or how likely to succeed. Remember JBean's cookie story and also remember that a theory must not be able to be excluded by other evidence. KC's lack of grief and wild partying for 31 days is unlikely to be seen by a jury as grief and coverup, nor is her tatoo, etc. etc. etc.