It bothers me that GA keeps reminding KC that she is driving the bus, that she is the boss, that the ball is in her court so-to-speak.
I don't get that at all. KC is charged with killing Caylee and has been sitting in jail for a long time now. Why does GA imply that KC could change her own circumstance if she decided too? I don't get that at all.
Something is very strange; it's a 'secret'.
Hi Woe. That is surely a puzzlement. But as I read your post, a thought occurred to me. Perhaps George (and Cindy) suspected (contrary to the 'official' word that Baez was prohibiting their visits to Casey) that it is Casey herself (as we know now from these letters) that is preventing them from visiting, and he is conveying that to her- i.e., you're in the driver's seat here.
Then again, I am remembering early on in the jail visit videos's, George's ridiculous "you're the CEO and everyone works for you" speech to Casey when the visits weren't being discouraged. But then again, IIRC they visited her when Baez was out of town and Casey blew up at one point and said something to effect of "the media is going to have a field day with this. I shouldn't even have accepted this visit..." Pinning the blame on Baez and not herself for not allowing guests is a good way for Casey to avoid their questioning her.
Anyhow, back to your question, the other possibility is just the incredible entitlement this family expects. Remember in the very beginning when George and Lee advertised for "Personal Assistants" with professional skills, willing to travel, available 24/7 etc. for help in finding Caylee, all at the expense of this 'gifted' volunteer. And this was after George, Cindy, and Lee all stated they had witnessed the death smell in Casey's car, they were seeking help in finding a live Caylee. Just mind boggling.
ETA: Sorry for the O/T. Was responding to Woe's post. Back O/T, I can see how the defense can attempt to create reasonable doubt by implicating George. However, I believe the SA will shoot that down with the extensive evidence they have (i.e., cell phone pings, text messages, forensic evidence etc.)