I agree............................
The one thing that has always bothered me about this case from the very beginning is the fact that cadaver dogs hit on three areas of the backyard.......one by the pool, one by the playhouse, and one elsewhere in the yard.
At the bond hearing it was explained by the dog handler that their cadaver dog hit on the three areas and they followed that up by bringing in an independent cadaver dog and handler (not one affiliated with the Orange County Sheriffs Dept.) and the second dog hit on the same three places. So, I think it's fairly conclusive that the cadaver dogs picked up the scent of a cadaver in the Anthony's backyard.
It's logical to assume that at some point in time there was a cadaver or clothing or blankets that the cadaver was once wrapped in, somewhere in the Anthony's backyard.
There's a pool in the backyard and it's natural to question if Caylee accidently drowned in that pool. But we know that if it was as simple as an accidental drowning, Casey would have called 911 and acted the part of the grief-stricken mother.
We know that there was duct tape over Caylee's mouth and nose, but other than suffocation, we don't know if Casey killed her by other means, and applied the duct tape after death, or to hasten death, or in addition to the other means. That other means would have been detected by the medical examiner. If Casey overdosed Caylee with some sort of medication, or injected her with something, that's something that would have been readily detected. So, Casey couldn't call 911 and claim an accidental drowning because a medical examiner would have found the cause of death, and it wouldn't be by drowning.