on the flurry of phone calls...
I think in the recent 400pg release Casey pretty much gives the timeline. The date is wrong, but the days and memory or the day prior is correct.
The police ask Casey "The last time you saw her was June 9th?"
Casey answers "a Monday."
Casey goes on to describe the day before as a Sunday and she thought her mom had taken Caylee to her parent's house in Mt. Dora yada yada.
With this Casey has the days counted down correctly, the days prior to and day of correct. (Sun fathers day...Monday last day she sees Caylee)
She also earlier tells detectives " And after about 7o'clock when I still hadn't heard anything. I was getting pretty upset, pretty frantic, And I went to a neautral place. I didn't really want to come home, I wasn't sure what I'd say about not knowing where Caylee was"
*snip*
Now, what we're learning here is that this timeline is tightened up to June 16, and now we can even tighten up just exactly what kind of activity was actually going on that afternoon. Later in the afternoon, starting at about 3:00 o'clock, we have a source that has shown us that there is a flurry of cell phone activity from Casey's phone. Some of those calls, six in a row, that are just a two minute or two apart, trying to get ahold of her father, six phone calls to her mother and two other individuals which we are not describing at this time.
Now, the activity ceases for about two hours at about 4:00 o'clock, and then continues several other phone calls to the mother, the father and a couple of other individuals between about 6:00 and about 7:30. There are no other calls until the next day. That would be the 17th.
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,399183,00.html
I think Casey pretty much tells the exact times with her statements.
