Exactly! She seems to have no clue as to how much damage she does to her daughter every time she opens her mouth. Or does she?
If I Could Ask Cindy, George & Lee a Few Questions
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Exactly! She seems to have no clue as to how much damage she does to her daughter every time she opens her mouth. Or does she?
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:laugh: Wait a minute, GA got his ears pierced? I missed that one... I'd like to ask him how old he is and what the heck is up with that?
I'd also like to ask both of them that by not demanding answers from KC and trying to take up for her and what she did to Caylee... how is that justice to their granddaughter.
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I would ask George if he doesn't think that the places in the back yard the cadaver dogs hit on came from washing off muddy shoes in the back yard. Cleanliness is next to godliness, after all.
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1. GA can't keep a job: gets depressed/self esteem down
2. GA depressed, has little desire to make his wife feel good about anything when he feels like crap about the way his life is going
3. GA becomes complacent
4. CA gets resentful that GA won't change his outlook and approach to life and employment, and it's effecting their marriage
5. CA is the family martyr
6. KC allows "something" to happen to Caylee (CA's point of view, not mine
)7. CA steps in and gets the stroking (from LE initially, from friendly media) and attention she has wanted for a while-even from GA
8. CA feels good about herself in spite of GA, has a warped sense of a reward system as far as interviews, media, telling off JM, etc.
My question to CA: Is it all worth it, selling Caylee out so you can feel and look good?
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I would ask them where they thought KC was getting $14,000 from?
KC told a friend maybe the one looking for a house for her.
I remember hearing she told JB she had this money when he said he would represent her. She told TL she had this money. Did she sell Caylee??? Where did she get this money and where is it? That has been bothering me for quite awhile.
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I cannot wait to hear what TONY L. has to say about the phone call between him and Casey involving 14, 000.00 that Cindy overheard. Casey was going to make a run for it, I think that was her whole plan before getting busted, to ride off into the sunset with Tony. I am betting, Tony said He!! NO!
Hoping that anyway
I think Tony did talk about this conversation with KC. In an LE interview Tony said he talked to KC on the phone the morning of June 16 before she went to jail. He said he asked her why if she had almost $15K in the bank she used Amy's checks. He said KC told him she needed the money for a back-up plan.
Pages 18-19 http://www.cfnews13.com/uploadedFile...nthony0728.pdf
Cindy's took the conversation she overheard and turned it into a conversation that made Tony sound more like the schemer with the "plan" or least least made Tony possibly "in on whatever KC did" (so he could be called the ringleader later).
KC told a friend maybe the one looking for a house for her.
I remember hearing she told JB she had this money when he said he would represent her. She told TL she had this money. Did she sell Caylee??? Where did she get this money and where is it? That has been bothering me for quite awhile.
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Originally Posted by static [ame="http://www.websleuths.com/forums/showthread.php?p=4311549#post4311549"]
I cannot wait to hear what TONY L. has to say about the phone call between him and Casey involving 14, 000.00 that Cindy overheard. Casey was going to make a run for it, I think that was her whole plan before getting busted, to ride off into the sunset with Tony. I am betting, Tony said He!! NO!
Hoping that anyway
I think Tony did talk about this conversation with KC. In an LE interview Tony said he talked to KC on the phone the morning of June 16 before she went to jail. He said he asked her why if she had almost $15K in the bank she used Amy's checks. He said KC told him she needed the money for a back-up plan.
Pages 18-19 http://www.cfnews13.com/uploadedFile...nthony0728.pdf
Cindy's took the conversation she overheard and turned it into a conversation that made Tony sound more like the schemer with the "plan" or least least made Tony possibly "in on whatever KC did" (so he could be called the ringleader later).
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My question is for Cindy, "In hindsight, what would you have differently."
A relatively simple question on the surface.
But one that with a moment of soul searching honesty would tell us so much.
Just that one moment of brutal honesty.
Is the answer that she would have intervened with a much younger Casey? Dealt with her in a much harsher, structured, not enabling way? That would tell me that Cindy's deepest guilt is related to failing Casey, to Cindy failing as a mother.
Is the answer that she would have divorced George before she came to believe that it was financially impossible? That would tell me that Cindy's deepest guilt is subjecting her children to a toxic relationship, and that she holds George largely responsible for the condition of the family.
Is the answer that she would have allowed Casey to terminate the pregnancy or place Caylee for adoption? That would tell me that her deepest guilt is tied to allowing her own selfish desire to know her grandchild to come before the wellbeing of her grandchild. It would tell me that Cindy realizes the most loving thing she ever could have done for Caylee, if she believes her actions were motivated out of love, would have been to sacrifice knowing her.
Is the answer that she would have gone for custody fast and aggressively? That would tell me that she believes her daughter is a lost cause, unsalvagable, and that her greatest guilt is not acknowledging that to the world and protecting Caylee.
Is the answer still rooted in the path of least resistance and what she would have done differently was not make Casey come home to watch her child, to not force her into a caretaking role, to not have complained about raising a child that she did not have? That would tell me that her deepest guilt is that she did not manage the situation in a way that resulted in the family remaining "intact". As intact as it ever was going to be.
Or the most frightening answer and the one I think is the real answer, I wouldn't have called 911 that night. That would tell me that her deepest regret is giving up control. That what really keeps Cindy awake at night is knowing that she picked up that phone, that she invited the police into her home, that she relinquished control for one moment and begged for help. A moment that was totally within her control. George didn't call, Lee didn't tell her to call. There was no other input, no one else to blame. The ramifications of that decision all fall squarely at her feet. And they are the result of going against what she believes. Keep family problems hidden, don't ask for help, maintain control at all times.
Calling 911, that is the moment that I think haunts her the most.
A relatively simple question on the surface.
But one that with a moment of soul searching honesty would tell us so much.
Just that one moment of brutal honesty.
Is the answer that she would have intervened with a much younger Casey? Dealt with her in a much harsher, structured, not enabling way? That would tell me that Cindy's deepest guilt is related to failing Casey, to Cindy failing as a mother.
Is the answer that she would have divorced George before she came to believe that it was financially impossible? That would tell me that Cindy's deepest guilt is subjecting her children to a toxic relationship, and that she holds George largely responsible for the condition of the family.
Is the answer that she would have allowed Casey to terminate the pregnancy or place Caylee for adoption? That would tell me that her deepest guilt is tied to allowing her own selfish desire to know her grandchild to come before the wellbeing of her grandchild. It would tell me that Cindy realizes the most loving thing she ever could have done for Caylee, if she believes her actions were motivated out of love, would have been to sacrifice knowing her.
Is the answer that she would have gone for custody fast and aggressively? That would tell me that she believes her daughter is a lost cause, unsalvagable, and that her greatest guilt is not acknowledging that to the world and protecting Caylee.
Is the answer still rooted in the path of least resistance and what she would have done differently was not make Casey come home to watch her child, to not force her into a caretaking role, to not have complained about raising a child that she did not have? That would tell me that her deepest guilt is that she did not manage the situation in a way that resulted in the family remaining "intact". As intact as it ever was going to be.
Or the most frightening answer and the one I think is the real answer, I wouldn't have called 911 that night. That would tell me that her deepest regret is giving up control. That what really keeps Cindy awake at night is knowing that she picked up that phone, that she invited the police into her home, that she relinquished control for one moment and begged for help. A moment that was totally within her control. George didn't call, Lee didn't tell her to call. There was no other input, no one else to blame. The ramifications of that decision all fall squarely at her feet. And they are the result of going against what she believes. Keep family problems hidden, don't ask for help, maintain control at all times.
Calling 911, that is the moment that I think haunts her the most.
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http://www.wesh.com/news/16904053/detail.html
Here Cindy says Casey left for a job. July 16th
http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0807/17/ng.01.html
Here Cindy is sounding like she thinks there was an accident, 22 year olds make bad decisions. She cannot explain why Casey is acting the way she is, when tragic things happen you don't know how you will react. Casey left to bond with her child. July 17th
http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0807/18/ng.01.html
Here Cindy is selling the Bamboo story. July 18th
http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0807/21/ng.01.html
Cindy already selling the pizza story, Caylee is alive, Casey has been betrayed, cannot trust the cops, the car ran out of gas, not abandoned, AND already denying reports about the fight on the 15th. July 21st
http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0807/22/ng.01.html
Bond hearing has happened, Casey a person of interest, date of disappearance changes based on video tape,
http://www.websleuths.com/forums/newreply.php?do=newreply&p=4429683
Cindy won't work with police anymore threats begin.
Interesting to go back and read the beginning coverage and how quickly it morphed.
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My question would be ....'who do you think you failed most? KC or Caylee?'
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I have no questions for Cindy. I have one question for George:
How does it feel inside every time you deny your precious grandbaby?
How does it feel inside every time you deny your precious grandbaby?
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This is exactly what i'd ask!
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I don't want the Anthony's to be asked any questions, because they have not been able to deliver a truthful answer yet. I have given up on expecting anything from them but more lies and deflection.
Must the networks allow these people a forum ? I know the answer to that is yes, this story is too big for them not to, but it makes me sick everytime I hear of another appearance by this family. The media knows they won't get any honesty from the Anthony's but, they continue to have them on.
I am at the end of my rope with these people. Tomorrow will be a campaign to deny what Mr. Ashton said in court about Caylee's death, I can hear it already. They can't stand it that JA told it like it was, and now they feel compelled to turn truth into fiction. It's what they do best.
Must the networks allow these people a forum ? I know the answer to that is yes, this story is too big for them not to, but it makes me sick everytime I hear of another appearance by this family. The media knows they won't get any honesty from the Anthony's but, they continue to have them on.
I am at the end of my rope with these people. Tomorrow will be a campaign to deny what Mr. Ashton said in court about Caylee's death, I can hear it already. They can't stand it that JA told it like it was, and now they feel compelled to turn truth into fiction. It's what they do best.
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Amen to that Searchfortruth!
When they do hear the truth, they get up and leave the courtroom! :furious:
When they do hear the truth, they get up and leave the courtroom! :furious:
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I can hardly wait for the day when the media forgets the Anthony's, and all they are left with is the occasional visit, to see their convict daughter, behind the walls of the Florida state prison for women.
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Why do they care if their jail visits are recorded?
Why have we not seen any outrage from them for the murder of Caylee?
What happened the night of Sunday June 15th 2008?
Will they ever accept the fact that their daughter did indeed murder their grand daughter?
How can they possibly be so danm gullible to believe the stupid carp KC spoon fed them on a daily basis?
And last but not least...how does it feel to be the most detested family on the planet?
Why have we not seen any outrage from them for the murder of Caylee?
What happened the night of Sunday June 15th 2008?
Will they ever accept the fact that their daughter did indeed murder their grand daughter?
How can they possibly be so danm gullible to believe the stupid carp KC spoon fed them on a daily basis?
And last but not least...how does it feel to be the most detested family on the planet?
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What a great idea for a thread. However, I wouldn't bother asking anything because I know the answer would be absurd at best.
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That's what's so hard for me to understand - that with all their ranting, raving, and carrying on, not once, not for one second, have either of them uttered a word of rage for the murder of their grandbaby.
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For George..
Your gut instinct told you what happened from the beginning.Why are you denying the truth now?Why George?WHY???This is about Caylee Marie..and only Caylee.
It's not about Casey or Cindy.
Your gut instinct told you what happened from the beginning.Why are you denying the truth now?Why George?WHY???This is about Caylee Marie..and only Caylee.
It's not about Casey or Cindy.
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George, in one of your previous interviews regarding the day you went to pick up the car from the tow yard that the smell was overpowering, and you feared that Casey/Caylee may be in the trunk. You also stated in your LE and FBI interviews it's a smell you will never forget and that was the "smell of death." As you sit here today, did you smell the "smell of death" on July 15, 2008?
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Do you know how Casey is paying for her defense? If so, please tell us how, and if not, how could you not know?
During the summer of 2008 you said it would be the media's fault if Caylee was found deceased. You stated the only reason you were talking to the media was to get Caylee's picture and story to the public so they would get off their asses and look for her. So, why do you continue to make appearances on tv shows a full year after Caylee has been found?
Why are you and Casey's defense trying to implicate one of the concerned citizens who actually got off their *advertiser censored* and looked for Caylee and found her in her murder?
During the summer of 2008 you said it would be the media's fault if Caylee was found deceased. You stated the only reason you were talking to the media was to get Caylee's picture and story to the public so they would get off their asses and look for her. So, why do you continue to make appearances on tv shows a full year after Caylee has been found?
Why are you and Casey's defense trying to implicate one of the concerned citizens who actually got off their *advertiser censored* and looked for Caylee and found her in her murder?