BBM - do you have a link to that?
This is likely O/T for most, so just scroll by. I am posting it for My2Sense. Forgive me , it is long and has nothing to do with the letters.
I am trying to compile this for you because some of it is from his book, and other parts are from interviews. I hope this will help until I have the book in front of me.
I do want to get you what I can from where I am. I think he mentions it in more than one situation, on Greta, on Blog Talk Radio, I think Steph Watts show, and or the Levi Page show.
let me find it. If I recall correctly, in his book he says something to the effect of
when I talked to Lee in ______month, he was very clear that Casey either did something to the baby or knows much more than she is saying. He detailed the 'flurry" of phone calls Casey made on the 16th of June. He also mentions in his book that he sensed mom and pop knew too.
(My opinion TWA): Every number she gave him, every place she sent him, every single thing he investigated and he did indeed investigate from morning to night, turned out to be lies.)
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CINDY, GEORGE LEE ANTHONY IN MARK'S BOOK
THE MURDER BUSINESS
Quotes from his book
‘’Murder Business”:
“Cindy Anthony was clinging to the delusion that the stench in Casey’s car was not that of a corpse but perhaps a rotten pizza and the media reported the flimsy, ludicrous myth, for months and months, that Caylee may be alive, because they wanted a story. This resulted in thousands of false tips that the investigators were required to investigate, no matter how crazy.The media myth wasted time and resources of the detectives……a story that drug on for months, long after it was evident/realistic that Caylee was dead.”
Mark spoke to them at their home, he said it was so clean it was surreal.
“George barely said anything. Cindy, by contrast, leaned forward and spoke animatedly. Why had they asked to meet me? They said it was because they wondered if I could help them.
At a certain point, during a lull in the conversation, I had to approach them as a detective, not a member of the news media. I looked straight at them and said gently, “You know Caylee is dead.” There was silence. George looked at me and just bobbed his head up and down, as if to say yes. Cindy cried quietly. …. The police absolutely knew they had a dead child here. And if it weren’t for the media manipulating George and Cindy’s delusions, refusing to challenge them in things as glaringly obvious as the smell of decomposed body in their car, the “Caylee-is-missing” myth never would have come to life. A lot of time was wasted on it, because the media gave it such legitimacy.”
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MARK FUHRMAN, FORMER HOMICIDE DETECTIVE, ON THE FLURRY OF PHONE CALLS ON JUNE 16, 2008 BY CASEY
Excerpt from The Caylee Daily
“The book is filled with Mark Fuhrman’s homicide detective experience insight and opinions on various high profile murder cases.
The book also talks of Mark Fuhrman’s meeting with Lee Anthony. Part of this meeting discusses the flurry of phone calls Casey made of June 16, 2008- the day concluded to be the day Caylee died- Mark Fuhrman concluded: “Casey immediately stared to think of how to dispose of her daughter’s body. She tried calling both her parents — to find out, I believe, when they were planning to be home….. She was just checking to make sure they weren’t going to deviate this day, and come home early and surprise her, especially her mother. ”
I will listen and find the exact spots, but I believe it to be within these. I know I read it in his book, but I am not at my home to get you the page number.
Mark Furhman, former Homicide detective investigates Caylee Anthony death
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partial transcript, possibly not related to Lee, but has Mark's opinions
"VAN SUSTEREN: More new information tonight in the Casey Anthony case. We have Casey Anthony’s text messages. Her text messages give us new clues about what Casey was up two. Casey has always claimed she was looking for her missing daughter on her own before the little girl was even reported missing.
But these text messages paint a different story. Little Caylee was reported missing on July 15. Three days earlier, Casey was not busy looking. At July 12 at 1:27 p.m., Casey gets a text message from an unknown person. It reads – “If I get everyone together for you tonight, are you down to have fun.”
Later that night, 7:41 p.m., Casey gets another text message from the same unknown person. It reads “Back booth tonight, 80s retro dancing. Tonight, it’s on.”
July 14, 9:39 p.m., the day before Cindy Anthony reports her granddaughter missing, Casey gets a text from a different unknown person- “Scoops tonight.” “Scoops” is a nightclub in Orlando. The message also has a smiley face.
The next day, July 15, Casey Anthony’s world begins to crumble. At 4:27 p.m. that day, Casey gets a text message from her mother–”Call me ASAP. Major prob.” That may be the understatement of the century.
That same day, starting about 8:40 p.m., Cindy Anthony 911 three times, and eventually reports her granddaughter Caylee missing.
The next day, July 16, the day that Casey Anthony is first arrested, she receives a text message at 6:50 a.m. It’s her boyfriend, Anthony Lazzaro. It reads–”Where is Caylee?” Eight minutes later Lazzaro sends another text message. It reads– “Why wouldn’t you tell me, of all people? I was your boyfriend that cares about you and your daughter. It doesn’t make sense to me. Why would you lie to me, thinking she was fine and with your nanny?”
Then, six minutes later, at 7:04 a.m., another text from Lazzaro, this one an important clue. It reads “Who is this Zannie nanny person?”
8:42 a.m. that morning, we do have a record of one text message sent from Casey. It is a mass texts that simply read–”Caylee is missing. She has been for 32 days now. Please, if you have any information, call me on my cell at home.”
At that point Casey’s inbox is flooded with text messages. Over the next four and a half hours, Casey receives 47 text messages from 13 numbers.
Later that morning, 10:04 a.m., Casey’s ex fiancee Jesse Grund sends her a text that sums up many people’s feelings about the case. It reads, “32 days–is that a misprint?” Joining us live is former LAPD homicide detective Mark Fuhrman, forensic pathologist Dr. Michael Baden, and Orlando Defense Attorney Diana Tennis. Diana, let me start with you. Jose Baez has his work cut out for him with all these text messages, does he not? It certainly fills in the blanks as to what’s going on.
VAN SUSTEREN: Mark, as you go through these text messages, what do you think?
MARK FUHRMAN, FORMER LAPD HOMICIDE DETECTIVE: Well, I think the most disturbing one, Great, for Casey Anthony, as she says on the morning of the 16th, Caylee has been missing for 32 days.
That means that the child has been missing, and we know the child is dead. That places the time of death squarely on June 16. There is no doubt now that that is the date of the death, and this is a corroboration.
And now you can go from that timeline, the 16th, and start putting together the body, the body that was already in the putrification stage of decomposition, was placed in that vehicle after George Anthony saw it on the 24th.
So between the 24th and the 30th, the child was moved from its original location after death. That’s what the most important in this text message is to me.
VAN SUSTEREN: Here is another chilling one, Dr. Baden. On July 16, one that is sent to Casey Anthony. This was after the one where she announced to the world that the child had been missing 32 days.
A response to her was, “Did she say anything,” meaning the nanny, “That would imply that she wanted a child of her own before they ran off?”
That suggests to me that this elaborate story about Zenaida had been pawned off on her friends, and she is trying to do the big coverup on that, which shows someone thinking, who know that what she is doing is wrong and is insane.
DR. MICHAEL BADEN, FORENSIC PATHOLOGIST: You’re absolutely right. That doesn’t indicate that she didn’t know the difference between a right or wrong, or that she is in any way legally insane.
FUHRMAN: That is an understatement, Greta. And I think all of this will be admissible, because it does not have to be acquired on a search warrant that can be scrutinized by a defense attorney. Somebody that actually has a copy of these texts is allowed to have them can simply give them to law enforcement, and they are admissible.
So it can be argued all you want, but–
VAN SUSTEREN: And, Diana, I am with you. Unless they can show that body was moved there after she went to jail, they are going to try to say she is insane, because that is the last-ditch effort. But it’s going to be a hard sell.
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(I'm having a hard time making the link go straight to this episode, but once you are on the site, punch it in the search box please and you will be able to hear the interview.)
Mark Furhman " I go there to talk to the Anthonys, at their request, and an hour into the conversation, you know your granddaughter is dead. Ladies and gentlemen: When you have the smell of a decomposing body in the trunk of car of a mother dropped off her child to ,a make-believe nanny,at a make-believe residence, while she goes to her make - believe job, dumps the car, and then there are hairs from her childin the tire well where the stench of the decomposing body is, and ironically the child is missing IT'S A HOMICIDE, NOT A MISSING CHILD!!!"
Nov 9, 2009 ... TV Host/Producer/Report and author of the blog Watts Up With This launches his weekly radio show Sunday Nov. 8th at 800 pm EST.
www.blogtalkradio.com
click on Whatts Up With This, November 9, 2009
Mark Fuhrman Opens Up About The Murder ... 53 minute mark Casey Anthony case discussion begins
Also, he discusses it on Levi Page's show Levi Page
Levi Page Mark Furhman fmr LAPD homicide detective and the author of "The Murder Business" discusses his new book. Listen Live here:
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/levipage ( once on his page, please search for this date November 8, 2009 )
View attachment Mark Furhman-The World Ccording to Julia 2.doc
