George and Cindy Anthonys Body Language and Comments Indicates They Are Feigning

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If I am not mistaken, he teared up and had difficulty continuing his speech at the memorial service, but I personally don't think that counts as I believe his comments were being directed to KC (CMA) as opposed to Caylee, so any tears were for the loss of his sister for companionship.

(In fact, if I DO recall this correctly, when he got teary and hesitated, CA started rubbing his back (or was it arm) with a stupid looking silly grin on her face! THAT didn't sit well with me either....what grandmother musters up the emotion to throw on a cheshire cat smile at the memorial service for their dead 2 year old granddaughter! :furious::furious:

Bold mine.

Ummmm...the kind of grandmother who is looking forward to shortly rubbing on various ministers and choir singers as she leans her head on said various ministers, et al. *feeling disgust*...do we have a disgust smilie?
 
Like you, I too like Dr. Lillian Glass' insight, but I also agree with your assessment of the many errors in her blog. I do think she should do better research of the details of her subject as well as use a spell checker and a proof reader. A blog written with so many errors is hard to read and a lot of her excellent points could be missed.

As for GA, I'm afraid I also have a very negative view of him. IMO, He is a liar, a thief, a con artist, a moocher, a weak wimp, a chameleon, a manipulator, and most of all, a loser! IOW, he's a total carbon copy of KC -- or rather, KC is a total carbon copy of GA. I'm undecided on how much of KC's behavior is due to nature or nurture. And this is just my opinion only from my own observation.


I agree with most, especially that KC is a carbon copy. GA praises himself way too much and runs when there's a problem to be a hen pecked little yes man. GA and KC have pulled off a good one on millions, because the majority of the public actually believes that Cindy is a horrible controlling woman instead of an abused one. I'd find it interesting to see if he has the fortitude to sit on national TV if everyone hated and ridiculed him they way they do Cindy. I don't believe either one did enough bad things to cause Casey to become a child killer though.
 
The trial is sooo far away. I will be very interested to have someone interpret their truthfulness when they testify. So many of their feelings will have subsided in a year. Many things begin and end over the grief cycle, one of them that ends is denial. Mom and pop may even be divorced by then. Casey could have a new lawyer by then. We have seen so very many different parts of them, from the George who testified to the Grand Jury to now.... wow. Who knows what is next. I don't believe it will go to trial, and I don't believe the State needs mom and pop in the check trial, but if it indeed goes to trial, they will call them just to have a trial run at them. After the rulings of this week, they will be either more somber or more defiant, it is a coin toss.
 
The trial is sooo far away. I will be very interested to have someone interpret their truthfulness when they testify. So many of their feelings will have subsided in a year. Many things begin and end over the grief cycle, one of them that ends is denial. Mom and pop may even be divorced by then. Casey could have a new lawyer by then. We have seen so very many different parts of them, from the George who testified to the Grand Jury to now.... wow. Who knows what is next. I don't believe it will go to trial, and I don't believe the State needs mom and pop in the check trial, but if it indeed goes to trial, they will call them just to have a trial run at them. After the rulings of this week, they will be either more somber or more defiant, it is a coin toss.

This week has been a "WHOA" and "WOW" week for me too. I'm curious why we haven't seen or heard anything.

Maybe next Friday??:angel:
 
When I look at GA I see a man who loves his wife unconditionally, more than he loves his daughter. I see him trying to keep CA from going off the edge. I see him accepting her for all her faults because regardless of how she acts he still loves her, love is blind after all. I do not see him giving up on CA ever, I would see her casting him off if something better comes along. Going into court the other day she was way ahead of him, they were not walking together. I also believe it was more convenient for GA to NOT get a good job, let CA do her thing while he was in charge of the children when they were younger. Seems GA was always available to get them off to school and his job seemed to always work around their schedule. I believe if GA had a choice he would have gone back into LE but that was not what CA wanted. CA has complained to her family leaving GA in a very bad light and still he loves her. CA appears to be always looking in greener pastures, and does not appreciate what she has. JMO
 
What I notice is a definite change in demeanor. They are quiet and subdued, they appear mentally as well as physically beaten down compared to how they used to behave--argumentative, combative, aggressive, hostile.....the murder their daughter committed is taking it's toll.

Somehow KC is still hanging in there strong though isn't she? I can't believe the exchange between AL? and KC isn't more widely reported....you know the one of "you can sob now" and the response of "I can?" or "ok". moo
 
When I look at GA I see a man who loves his wife unconditionally, more than he loves his daughter. I see him trying to keep CA from going off the edge. I see him accepting her for all her faults because regardless of how she acts he still loves her, love is blind after all. I do not see him giving up on CA ever, I would see her casting him off if something better comes along. Going into court the other day she was way ahead of him, they were not walking together. I also believe it was more convenient for GA to NOT get a good job, let CA do her thing while he was in charge of the children when they were younger. Seems GA was always available to get them off to school and his job seemed to always work around their schedule. I believe if GA had a choice he would have gone back into LE but that was not what CA wanted. CA has complained to her family leaving GA in a very bad light and still he loves her. CA appears to be always looking in greener pastures, and does not appreciate what she has. JMO


You know what I wondered after reading your post? If GA not having a steady job all those years, sometimes no job at all, is some kind of punishment toward CA because she wouldn't let him do the job he loved and maybe was good at? GA is very passive aggressive with CA---I think that could be what was going on in his mind.

:cow:
 
Our society places great importance on three things for men. We value men in our culture for being a) a great provider; b) a great lover; c) a great fighter. If Men can't (for whatever reason) be a good provider they will then move to be the best lovers and/or fighters. We have seen his antics when he wants to fight and have heard of the incident with his own Father. GA is a broken Man who has no soft place to land. He has to keep up the facade and support his wife and daughter - because there is nothing left for him if he doesn't. Interesting that we have never heard from any of GA's family members. Certainly he must have someone, somewhere. Perhaps he has isolated himself so far away, because he must swear alligence to CA.
 
I agree with most, especially that KC is a carbon copy. GA praises himself way too much and runs when there's a problem to be a hen pecked little yes man. GA and KC have pulled off a good one on millions, because the majority of the public actually believes that Cindy is a horrible controlling woman instead of an abused one. I'd find it interesting to see if he has the fortitude to sit on national TV if everyone hated and ridiculed him they way they do Cindy. I don't believe either one did enough bad things to cause Casey to become a child killer though.

I agree. It's very easy/convenient to blame your mate when you have not done what you wanted to do in life- when it comes down to it you are the Captain of your own fate. If he had wanted it bad enough he would have found a way to work it out. He is dependent on her- that makes for love/hate situations.
 
Our society places great importance on three things for men. We value men in our culture for being a) a great provider; b) a great lover; c) a great fighter. If Men can't (for whatever reason) be a good provider they will then move to be the best lovers and/or fighters. We have seen his antics when he wants to fight and have heard of the incident with his own Father. GA is a broken Man who has no soft place to land. He has to keep up the facade and support his wife and daughter - because there is nothing left for him if he doesn't. Interesting that we have never heard from any of GA's family members. Certainly he must have someone, somewhere. Perhaps he has isolated himself so far away, because he must swear alligence to CA.

I know he has family as his sister was at the house when LE first came out after the 911 call. I would imagine they are not too happy with CA's reported behavior and wish to stay out of it. I think GA protects them as best he can. I doubt his sister would have shown up if she did not want to support him.

For a male GA's age, excuse me for saying this but it's a buyers market. He would not have any problems finding a nice person to spend the rest of his life with me...plenty of women out there. He stays with CA because he loves her....but I can see where she just may push him a little too far one of these days. I see a lot of depth to GA, with CA I see a very shallow person, "I will give you love" but there are some major conditions attached.
 
What I notice is a definite change in demeanor. They are quiet and subdued, they appear mentally as well as physically beaten down compared to how they used to behave--argumentative, combative, aggressive, hostile.....the murder their daughter committed is taking it's toll.

Somehow KC is still hanging in there strong though isn't she? I can't believe the exchange between AL? and KC isn't more widely reported....you know the one of "you can sob now" and the response of "I can?" or "ok". moo

I'm not sure I recall this - can you please provide a link? Reference to the exchange you mentioned...
 
Our society places great importance on three things for men. We value men in our culture for being a) a great provider; b) a great lover; c) a great fighter. If Men can't (for whatever reason) be a good provider they will then move to be the best lovers and/or fighters. We have seen his antics when he wants to fight and have heard of the incident with his own Father. GA is a broken Man who has no soft place to land. He has to keep up the facade and support his wife and daughter - because there is nothing left for him if he doesn't. Interesting that we have never heard from any of GA's family members. Certainly he must have someone, somewhere. Perhaps he has isolated himself so far away, because he must swear alligence to CA.

What a great way to express it - he doesn't have a soft place to land. This is a man who is broken and lost - and oh how we hate a man who lacks courage to do the right thing. My hope is that sometime, somewhere he can reach in, find some courage and do the right thing for Caylee. Without being able to do that, the disgust he feels for himself will never allow him to survive this. IMO of course.
 
After the last hearing George was holding hands with the "woman in blue" as they walked in the parking garage. Cindy was off quite a distance with the other women in their group.
 
IMO, GA gave the impression in the beginning of being an ok guy because of his interviews with LE early on. I was even hoodwinked for a while too. But later, after seeing GA's chameleon nature, I realized that was what he was doing during his interviews with LE. He was simply morphing himself into the type of person with whom he was dealing at the time.
...besides, he's a terrible liar IMO.
 
George has said he didn't think he and Cindy would be together when all was said and done. To me, this says that the arguing could be because they can not agree on how to "help" Casey. Could it be, George will tell the truth on the stand, ultimately defying and rebelling against Cindy, no longer doing what is expected of him from his wife?

In his police interviews, he was honest about the smell in the trunk. He told them he believed in his heart, Casey was going to be going away for sometime, as well as spoke of Caylee in the past tense. I think he felt secure to open up to LE. For one, his wife was not there to butt in and glare at him. Secondly, they were men. Law enforcing, men that he respected.
Once that tape was released, I am sure he felt the wrath of Cindy and possibly from his son Lee...

Watching that interview, there was no painful frown while boldly lying/defiantly sticking out his chin because these were his real feelings. George was actually allowed to talk in private for once and have his own opinions/theories. It sounded to me as if he was really trying to help them and (maybe not so much outwardly verbally) assure them that Casey was where she belonged.
Remember, there had been some tension between Casey and George for some time at this point, I believe one of the first stages of grief for George, very well could have been relief that someone was finally doing something about their problem child.

Shortly after, he seemed to have gone through a phase of anger. Whether it was at himself for yet again, bowing down to Cindy, for being so honest with LE and having been exposed (mostly Cindy finding out) or not doing more to prevent Casey unleashing on Caylee, at Casey for taking away his beautiful grand daughter, who knows.
Probably a little of all of that.

Something else I have noticed about George is when he saw Cindy get out of control at the depos, he seemed to snap out of it, tell her to shut up and yet again become apologetic for his wife (same as when the car was repo'd, with Le etc.).
He, like all of us, definitely struggles with his own demons and the decisions he has made in life.

I want to also be clear that in no way did I post that picture to defend George, or say that I agree with the shady things he has done.
I posted it because that picture broke my heart, and as pointed out, this is the only display of raw emotion we have really seen come out of the A clan for sweet little Caylee. (If Lee's speech was for Caylee at her "memorial", well, he should have said so. In my opinion, that was for Casey.)

I do not wish to speak badly about him because George Anthony will live out the rest of his life in his own hell.

What goes around comes around.
It is never too late to do the right thing.
 
George has said he didn't think he and Cindy would be together when all was said and done. To me, this says that the arguing could be because they can not agree on how to "help" Casey. Could it be, George will tell the truth on the stand, ultimately defying and rebelling against Cindy, no longer doing what is expected of him from his wife?

In his police interviews, he was honest about the smell in the trunk. He told them he believed in his heart, Casey was going to be going away for sometime, as well as spoke of Caylee in the past tense. I think he felt secure to open up to LE. For one, his wife was not there to butt in and glare at him. Secondly, they were men. Law enforcing, men that he respected.
Once that tape was released, I am sure he felt the wrath of Cindy and possibly from his son Lee...

Watching that interview, there was no painful frown while boldly lying/defiantly sticking out his chin because these were his real feelings. George was actually allowed to talk in private for once and have his own opinions/theories. It sounded to me as if he was really trying to help them and (maybe not so much outwardly verbally) assure them that Casey was where she belonged.
Remember, there had been some tension between Casey and George for some time at this point, I believe one of the first stages of grief for George, very well could have been relief that someone was finally doing something about their problem child.

Shortly after, he seemed to have gone through a phase of anger. Whether it was at himself for yet again, bowing down to Cindy, for being so honest with LE and having been exposed (mostly Cindy finding out) or not doing more to prevent Casey unleashing on Caylee, at Casey for taking away his beautiful grand daughter, who knows.
Probably a little of all of that.

Something else I have noticed about George is when he saw Cindy get out of control at the depos, he seemed to snap out of it, tell her to shut up and yet again become apologetic for his wife (same as when the car was repo'd, with Le etc.).
He, like all of us, definitely struggles with his own demons and the decisions he has made in life.

I want to also be clear that in no way did I post that picture to defend George, or say that I agree with the shady things he has done.
I posted it because that picture broke my heart, and as pointed out, this is the only display of raw emotion we have really seen come out of the A clan for sweet little Caylee. (If Lee's speech was for Caylee at her "memorial", well, he should have said so. In my opinion, that was for Casey.)

I do not wish to speak badly about him because George Anthony will live out the rest of his life in his own hell.

What goes around comes around.
It is never too late to do the right thing.

Again, Eidetic, the thanks button just isn't enough for this heartfelt post.
 
George has said he didn't think he and Cindy would be together when all was said and done. To me, this says that the arguing could be because they can not agree on how to "help" Casey. Could it be, George will tell the truth on the stand, ultimately defying and rebelling against Cindy, no longer doing what is expected of him from his wife?

In his police interviews, he was honest about the smell in the trunk. He told them he believed in his heart, Casey was going to be going away for sometime, as well as spoke of Caylee in the past tense. I think he felt secure to open up to LE. For one, his wife was not there to butt in and glare at him. Secondly, they were men. Law enforcing, men that he respected.
Once that tape was released, I am sure he felt the wrath of Cindy and possibly from his son Lee...

Watching that interview, there was no painful frown while boldly lying/defiantly sticking out his chin because these were his real feelings. George was actually allowed to talk in private for once and have his own opinions/theories. It sounded to me as if he was really trying to help them and (maybe not so much outwardly verbally) assure them that Casey was where she belonged.
Remember, there had been some tension between Casey and George for some time at this point, I believe one of the first stages of grief for George, very well could have been relief that someone was finally doing something about their problem child.

Shortly after, he seemed to have gone through a phase of anger. Whether it was at himself for yet again, bowing down to Cindy, for being so honest with LE and having been exposed (mostly Cindy finding out) or not doing more to prevent Casey unleashing on Caylee, at Casey for taking away his beautiful grand daughter, who knows.
Probably a little of all of that.

Something else I have noticed about George is when he saw Cindy get out of control at the depos, he seemed to snap out of it, tell her to shut up and yet again become apologetic for his wife (same as when the car was repo'd, with Le etc.).
He, like all of us, definitely struggles with his own demons and the decisions he has made in life.

I want to also be clear that in no way did I post that picture to defend George, or say that I agree with the shady things he has done.
I posted it because that picture broke my heart, and as pointed out, this is the only display of raw emotion we have really seen come out of the A clan for sweet little Caylee. (If Lee's speech was for Caylee at her "memorial", well, he should have said so. In my opinion, that was for Casey.)

I do not wish to speak badly about him because George Anthony will live out the rest of his life in his own hell.

What goes around comes around.
It is never too late to do the right thing.

Fantastic post! I have to admit that I kinda had a daydream for GA-That a beautiful 40-50-something grounded, comforting woman would walk into GA's life and develop a friendship with him-I desperately wanted him to know that, especially now that his children are grown, that it is okay to seek divorce in a situation where abuse is happening-There is a lot of passive abuse in that family, and it is evil. I am so against divorce it makes me wanna spit nails to think about it, but there are some cases where it is just so much more damaging not to divorce.
I just hate to know that another person is so weakened in a situation where the rest of us so clearly see how he could have made his way out of this-He can't see the forest because he's in the trees.
In no way am I saying GA is a little lamb in all of this, in fact, I think he must be a masochist-It is just frustrating to watch.
 
After the last hearing George was holding hands with the "woman in blue" as they walked in the parking garage. Cindy was off quite a distance with the other women in their group.

Really? I didn't hear that one. Well, when it is all over this summer I too believe they will unravel. Cindy is way too unglued and demanding of G. IMO, and who can live with that forever? And, if the D.Caseyand Cindy stories are true, he probably has about had it up to his ears with her BS. It will be a long and very distraught haul for this family. Very Sad for all involved. Telling the truth would make most people feel freed Not?
 
If it were not for the fact that we have two parents who've covered for most all their daughter's transgressions in the past, and of which some are criminal, I could understand them being a voice for their daughter's innocence, due to so many calling for Casey's head, and even if those parents didn't actually believe in her innocence. I could then say that public opinion moved them into the position of having to speak out, to be one of the few voices for their daughter in an attempt to balance lopsided public opinion.

But when a parent or parents proclaim their daughter's innocence, and have to resort to and rely upon deceit to do so, then the public's criticism of them is well deserved.

Exactly! It is one thing to support your daughter, completely another to get directly involved in subverting the investigation and lying. You become a part of the crime rather than just a voice of support for someone solely involved.
 
What I notice is a definite change in demeanor. They are quiet and subdued, they appear mentally as well as physically beaten down compared to how they used to behave--argumentative, combative, aggressive, hostile.....the murder their daughter committed is taking it's toll.

Somehow KC is still hanging in there strong though isn't she? I can't believe the exchange between AL? and KC isn't more widely reported....you know the one of "you can sob now" and the response of "I can?" or "ok". moo

I'm not sure I recall this - can you please provide a link? Reference to the exchange you mentioned...


Here is the link---listen at 23:55 (I have to use my headphones to hear the background talking in court).

http://www.wftv.com/video/21932889/index.html
 

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