galvino
Woof Woof, ya'll!
That's another thing that bothers me -- that she seems to be completely fine with the fact that she is in jail. What?
Not a word about getting her out, nothing about how terrible it is in there -- the calls are so devoid of any emotion that one would expect of someone in jail.
Weird.
I agree with you. It is almost sounding like it is a badge of honor with her- maybe she feels like she can regale all her peeps and gangsta wannabe boys with her stories about her time in the "big house"when she gets out!
Has anyone else noticed that, besides her flat affect and non-chalant 'tude that she uses certain phrases, combinations of words that are trying to sound grown-up, and more sophisticated? I am not saying she isn't smart with a good vocab, but it sounds as if she is trying to sound superior, and really up on LE and legalese, the inner workings of her situation as if she is a participant (not a defendant!). I don't have any specifics of comments, but it stands out to me.
Also-just like a 'friend' I know who I've nicknamed Erik The Liar- I've noticed a pattern. Whenever Erik The Liar lies (which is most of the time), they are never simple sentances, simple lies. They are always very convoluted, given with too much information. For example (and I am parphrasing here), when Lee asks if Casey The Liar (hereto known as CTL)if she thinks Caylee is okay- she doesn't just simply say yes, she has to say "well, as I told mom this morning, and my lawyer, and the psychiatrist that the court appointed for me today, in my gut I feel like she is" and then she continues to say that she will let him know if that "obviously (huh?) if that changes she will alert someone and mom knows the bond...Blah Blah Blah Blechity Blah....
In other words she has to pad all her answers and sandwich them between other statements. I guess that is what I meant about her trying to spin her stories and sound as though she's really giving it a lot of thought, when the truth is that she can't give a one word or short statement LIE. I've noticed that when someone asks me to do something I don't want to do- I cant just say "no I don't want to", I've got to give a story about why I CAN'T.
Sorry for the longish post. Does anyone else think this way?