MsFacetious
What a Kerfuffle...
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The nanny thing too, shows that she doesn't see beyond the tip of her nose IMO.
It worked to stall Cindy for a while but there was not a chance that she wouldn't call the police eventually if Casey continued saying Caylee was constantly with the nanny, and there was even less of a chance that the police would fall for a kidnapper who doesn't exist.
You know I have thought about this case so much... I actually tried to imagine what I would do....
What if *I* wanted to take off, leave, not have my parents or in laws have any contact with my kids?
Our Pediatrician would notice them missing before my in laws. :innocent:
MY parents and brother? If they went 24 hours without seeing them, they'd be asking questions. (We have the same family make up as the Anthony's. Me, brother, two parents...other siblings live thousand's of miles away.)
There would not be an acceptable reason for me to not come home.
HOWEVER, even if I did NOT come home...
If *I* was giving them reasons.
If they could get ahold of ME and knew *I* was okay....
These are MY KIDS.
I have SOLE custody.
What right do the grandparents have to call the police on me???
They don't have visitation, grandparent rights, custody... they have nothing.
The fact that they could call the cops and force me to produce my OWN children, who I have SOLE physical custody of, without FIRST going to court to fight me for visitation or custody... would not even occur to me.
Might they try??? Sure. Would the cops do anything?? I wouldn't think they could if I have sole custody.
I doubt it occurred to Casey either. I think she thought that she could use the babysitter story because she was the Mom. Tell the cops that her Mom was overbearing and nuts... and she didn't want her child around her.
Without the smell in the car, without her committing any other crimes, if she had left the state, if Cindy hadn't actually found her and she hadn't claimed kidnapping... it might have worked. At least for a while.