The Eunice Burns
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I'll give you my theory, even if it opens the room for insults in my direction
Since GA and CA were rebuilding their relationship, he didn't want something bad to happen to Caylee on his watch, it would reflect upon him and being a bad grandparent.
GA threw Casey into the mix because it would also reflect her as a bad parent for not paying attention to Caylee.
And, maybe neither one of them wanted to cause so much pain to CA by telling her what truly happened, maybe they both were afraid she'd lose it. But, it would be a lot easier for someone in their shoes to believe that if it was covered up maybe it'll go over more smoothly. That would take their personal responsibility out of the equation and they could blame someone else for it.
MOO.
I disagree. For the reason that Casey and George did not have the relationship dynamic that would have permitted the sort of plot you put forward. To be in league together to protect Cindy as you suggest, would require a level of trust that the two did not have. When Casey found out she was pregnant, she did not run to George for help. Cindy handled Casey's messes. George was marginalized and allowed himself to be. No way I can see him and Casey working together. And all of this *noble* conspiring to protect Cindy? Why should Casey want to protect Cindy from pain? She didn't give a rat's paw about her for the 31 days. But she did when she let George triple bag Caylee and throw her in the swamp? Oh, wait. I forgot about Kronk. He had to be brought in to help pull this off somehow. Let's see---where can we work him in? Meanwhile, her daughter and his granddaughter decomposed in a swamp all to protect Cindy? Help me understand how that makes thing go more "smoothly".
MO