Devon
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Is it just me, or did the OCSO corrections spokesperson's explanation of this video-taping event sound odd?
From what I could gather, KC was taken to the medical area because this is 'standard practice' when they are about to be given bad news. She was then left to 'wait' in a public area where there are cameras. I assume that this is where her reaction to the 'bad news' was actually caught on camera so was there a TV screen in that area that was showing the news about the remains discovery? If so, is it standard practice to impart bad news by placing the inmate in front of a relevant news bulletin, or was she 'waiting' to be told this news by an appropriate member of the prison staff in a private area, in which case, why was the TV kept on in the waiting area? If she was there to 'wait', that implies that the plan was to take her into a private area (e.g.medical room) before telling her the news, where I assume there would not be a camera running, or do they always make sure the inmate is in front of a camera when they give them bad news?
This explanation just doesn't ring true to me, and especially because on the day this event took place, the remains had only just been discovered and had not been identified, so why were they performing this 'standard procedure' for giving bad news even before it was established that it was Caylee?
From what I could gather, KC was taken to the medical area because this is 'standard practice' when they are about to be given bad news. She was then left to 'wait' in a public area where there are cameras. I assume that this is where her reaction to the 'bad news' was actually caught on camera so was there a TV screen in that area that was showing the news about the remains discovery? If so, is it standard practice to impart bad news by placing the inmate in front of a relevant news bulletin, or was she 'waiting' to be told this news by an appropriate member of the prison staff in a private area, in which case, why was the TV kept on in the waiting area? If she was there to 'wait', that implies that the plan was to take her into a private area (e.g.medical room) before telling her the news, where I assume there would not be a camera running, or do they always make sure the inmate is in front of a camera when they give them bad news?
This explanation just doesn't ring true to me, and especially because on the day this event took place, the remains had only just been discovered and had not been identified, so why were they performing this 'standard procedure' for giving bad news even before it was established that it was Caylee?