beccalecca1
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Who testified that he adored Caylee and never had a problem with her being around? I don't think Tony had anything against Caylee and I'm sure he thought she was a really cute kid, but he was a 20 something college guy. The relationship wasn't serious enough for him to change his lifestyle to accomodate Caylee. He didn't tell his roomates to clean up their act to make room for his girlfriend and her 2 year old daughter...instead he told FCA that Caylee couldn't sleep over night at his apartment. And I don't fault him for that, it wasn't because he didn't like Caylee, but because he knew it wasn't appropiate. Unlike RM who thought it was okay for Caylee to sleep in the same bed with him and FCA.
IMO, I don't think any person would tell their roommates that they're not allowed to live the lives they want to live because their roommate says so. I think the "not allowing Caylee to sleep over" bit wasn't because that's not what he wanted. It was because his roommates have rights to their share of the apartment, so instead of arguing over who's going to do what and when, it was just easier to not have Caylee at the place overnight exposed to the drug use, etc. Tony didn't use drugs. He testified to feeling like he loved Casey. I'm sure that if the relationship progressed and his lease was up, it would've logical that him, Casey, and Caylee would live together. It was just the situation at the time. I don't think this is nearly enough motive to murder your child. A relationship that was a couple of months old? It just seems too far fetched for me, especially given that Tony appeared to be truly interested in the relationship with both Casey and Caylee.