I think the baby was being carried around and moved in a duffel bag. I believe when they find her, they will find her in one. That would have been an easy way for Casey to transport her without being noticed. I have my son's karate one in the back of my SUV all the time and it could have been in plain site like my son's and no one would have paid any attention. My son's karate bag would easily hold a 38 lb. child.
Let's think about a duffel bag. George could have possibly gotten a glimpse of an exposed body in the trunk. Not necessarily if it was a bag of some sort. She really didn't want him near her trunk. I do think Caylee was in the trunk at that time.
The last report I remember that stuck in my head was that forensics will show the position of the body in the trunk. This is still possible if she was in a duffel bag.
I can see Casey being able to move Caylee easier if she was in a duffel bag. I'm not sure about the trash bag scenario that LP has mentioned with the ripping and leaking. Bodily fluids will leak through a cloth/canvas duffel bag very easily.
If Casey went back to the house on different occasions with Caylee and if she moved her at least once from trunk to yard or yard to trunk, I really don't think she'd be carrying a body in her arms. That's too risky.
A duffel bag with a body and a couple of those concrete pavers (that were possibly replaced since) would sink quickly to the bottom of a lake. That brings me to think she threw her off a bridge, deep enough to sink, instead of the edge of water which could easily be discovered soon enough.
When thinking like Casey, IF she did confess to the female body guard, she might have told her it was a dumpster to divert the attention there.
I've learned that Casey tends to speak in complete opposites.
Squirrel in the engine = body in the trunk.
Caylee is close = possibly far away.
Never had sex = 7 months pregnant.
Working late = doesn't have a job.
And the list goes on.
I know I warped a little O/T (sorry) but I was typing and I couldn't stop. :bang: