Hello WS
Wow. I am enjoying this thread too and if I wait a few more minutes I will have told the truth and stayed away until tomorrow. There are posts that came up while I was away and they are great and I want to cover everything that everyone is bringing in. I could not hold all the info that I had gotten here on WS and to be able to put it out like this and have everyone add in all that they know is super great for me, so it is I who should be thanking you. :clap:
What NocturnalLady said in her whole post on Cindy "not seeing the forest for the trees" was deeply right on for me...I love to know the facts and get facts straight but I also love the insight into deeper emotional, human behavior reasons that events manifest in people's lives, and how and why they react to them the way we do. So, I love when people give that kind of insight and it clicks. Thanks
This part of the GVS interview is heavy with George's "normal day" story and I wanted to see it posted up, it get's referenced so much. I figure it can belong here because of Cindy. Btw, having both this and the George thread rules, I am going back and forth between them and after all of the Cindy stuff I want to head on to Lee.
But what I personally have not focused on as a detail per Cindy, is the bamboo and how it is another detail in the time frame and why it is there. Probably just more nonsense but if we started ruling that out we would not have much to discuss.
GVS
August 5, 2008
CA: No, its June 15th, Father's day, which was mistaken early on because, you know, I never thought about what day Father's day was. I just, I knew it was a Sunday in June I had taken that video, and I knew that was the last day I physically saw her,
even though I knew where she was sleeping the next morning. My husband actually saw Caylee and Casey leave on the 16th of June.
GVS: Alright, so this is the 15th is Sunday, Father's day. Everything's normal, every things fine. The next morning is the last day that either you or George saw her. Do you remember what time of day it was?
GA: Oh, specifically I remember it was 10 minutes to 1:00 on Monday the 16th, early afternoon. I was watching a favorite TV show I like to watch on TV, a news...
CA: Before you go to work.
GA: Yes, its, was a Food Channel thing I watched, so...
GVS: And was it, you were watching here in the living room?
GA: Right, and I was sitting right here, just watching it, and saw my granddaughter and daughter came out, you know, with their backpacks and...
CA: Like any other day
GA: Just like a normal type thing.
GVS: Do you know where they were headed with the back packs?
GA: My daughter said that she was going to work, dropping her daughter off at the Nanny's house, and that was it. I give them both hugs, kisses and saw them go out the door like a typical thing that they've done, that she's done.
GVS: Nothing out of the ordinary?
GA: Just smiles, hugs, Dad we'll see you tomorrow because I might be working a little bit late, type deal and that was it.
GVS: Now, I know you won't reveal the details, but can you just tell me,
has Casey told you what happened to that child?
CA:
Yes, in her way and I can't reveal that.
CVS: But in her way, so that, I mean, I know, George, that it was at least reported that you came out the other day and said that
Casey said that Caylee was close, which is, you know, rather vauge. Is that, is that the kind of information that, Cindy, you have or do you have, like, specific information that satisfies you?
GA:
She just feels that Caylee's close, she's still safe.
(Skip)
GVS:
Does Casey say she borrowed a shovel from a neighbor?
CA:
Yes
GVS: And what did she say her purpose of borrowing a shovel...
CA:
To look for the bamboo.
GVS:
So to remove the bamboo, which grows very...
CA:
Rapidly
GVS: ...aggressively.
CA: Right, it does and if we don't keep track of it, if I don't get rid of that today, I'll have other shoots coming into the rest of the yard.
(Skip)(Paraphrased) George's confusing information re: gas can date but GVS seems to get them to clarify.
GVS: Alright, so as best you can tell, it happened between the
22nd and the 24th, sometime in there.
GA: Uh-huh, that's when I saw my daughter. I was getting ready to go to work, and the garage door goes open and my daughter comes in, this is about 2:25, 2:30 in the afternoon on the 24th. As she comes in the house, and I said, hey, how're your doing? And she says, "Fine dad." I says, well, what's going on? And she says, "Oh, I'm just stopping home for about ten minutes to get some clothes. I got to go back to work." Where's Caylee? "She's with Zanny" and I said, okay, when are you guys coming home? She says, "Oh, we'll be back home maybe later tonight or the next day." I said, okay have you been talking to mom? "Oh, yes, I talk to mom every day." I said, I know but did you talk to mom today? She sort of hesitated for a moment and she says, "Yes" and she says, "Oh, by the way, its a shame what happened in the shed" and I said...
CA: Yes, because(inaudible)
GA: And I said, really? She says, "yes", I said, interesting. And I just said, hey, by the way, I said, I'm getting ready to rotate your mom's tires on her car, there's a little metal wedge that fits underneath your tires so the car does not rock back and forth. And I said, well I'd like to have it, so in case your not here over the weekend, I'd like to be able to do it. She was hesitant about letting me get in the car and I said, well listen, I got an extra key, I'll just go get it. Well, she was adament about, about that.
GVS: What, not letting you into the car?
GA: Yes, didn't want me to get into the car to get the stuff out. "Dad I'll get it for you, dad I'll get it out." I said, its no problem, I know where its at, I'll go get it, get it out and be done with it. So as we're walking out through the garage, she's still telling me, "Dad, I'll get it, give me a minute, I'll get it." I said Casey, I'm capable of reaching inside your car, and i got it. So...and she opened up the trunk of the car...
CA:
The gas cans were there.
GA: (Inaudible) the gas cans there, she's the one that took the gas cans.
(end)
I would like a rule that says interviewers can only state interviewees answers back to them not make up answers of their own. And, when interviewees do not give an answer to the question-interviewer should thank them for the response and then ask the question again that was not answered. This should continue until said question is answered. Is there a serious face?
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