Good thought.It might stand to reason that if she left it on this bad side of town (isn't that what a local did tell us?) that maybe she was hoping someone would steal it?
The reward money wasn't put up by the family. The bulk of it was donated by a wealthy local car dealer, and I think a missing children's organization is also participating.
The family has set up a trust fund for Caylee that was under discussion earlier today - no one seems quite sure what that is for.
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Originally Posted by athy
where did she go to look for her?
Does she golf?
My thoughts on Greta so far? I am glad she has her panel back tonight. I agree with Ted and Bernie. What kind of a mother is that calm when her child has been missing for 31 days???
I have a question and if it's already been asked and answered please forgive me. How can Cindy and George, Caseys mother be posting a $250,000.00 reward if they don't have $50,000.00 to pay a bondsman to bail Casey out of jail. IMO I believe the reason she can post that award amount is because she know's Caylee is dead and that she and her daughter and most likely her husband know's where Caylee is. Am I crazy for thinking this thought?
:dohOH! good thoughts busylady, as usual! What is the 'book stuff'?
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seems our sword's man has left the building
LOL, I volunteer!!!
Just adding the reward is good for 90 days from now, and is only for information leading to Caylee's safe return.
Well, we are all coming on here being sneaky then, since no one uses their own name or posts personal information that can identify them.
I was bothered too by how calm Casey was in speaking to the 911 operator. When the operator asked for the name of the babysittter, Casey spelled the first name and then said, "Fernandez hyphen Gonzolas. Someone who is under stress just doesn't think that precisely to add the hyphen in surnames. By contrast, look at her mother's reactions to speaking with the 911 operator. And also compare her composure to other 911 calls we've heard.
Goldenroad and Colonial is not necessarily a bad part of town. It's not necessarily upclass and snooty, but definitely not the hood.