"Mistatements" and/or Lies by Cindy & George

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LOl yes dear I am positive ..... I work for LE and had training at my home .... I have worked in LE for over 40 years. The part about a fem pad or cut finger is so ridiculous we have all laughed about it at work! It is decomposed body they hit on ....

Please don't take this as snarkie, was LE lying about the hits on a dumpster in the Haleigh Cummings search? It was LE who said it turned out to be fem products in the dumpster and nothing else?
 
May I pls ask you a question...After someone passes do their bowels let loose... would there maybe be something in a diaper/pull-up that may be tested for drugs that may of been used?

While you didn't ask me specifically, I would like to throw my 2 cents in on this. After 16 years of nursing practice, most of it in ICU and ER, I have never ever had an order or seen an order to test stool for drugs. That said, it doesn't necessarily mean you cannot do it but the only things I have ever sent stool to be tested for is certain bacteria, ova, and parasites, occult blood...that sort of thing. Of course, anything undigested will go through the intestinal tract pretty much unscathed. In Caylee's case, there weren't any organ tissue, blood or urine available for testing, so I can only pin my hopes on the hair to show if anything had been used in the days or weeks prior to her death, particularly if used on a regular basis.
Unless chloroform was used regularly, it probably wouldn't show up as the hair grows so slowly. Sorry O/T of this thread.
 
I believe George got his lines confused. He meant to say she was 25 years old, not that she weighed 125. This was my particular favorite, as it shows the level these people will sink to prove a point. It was not enough to say her birthday was not the same, her features were different. They got personal, saying things that were intended to hurt, ridicule, and demean. They wanted to drive that dagger into the hilt!

Yes they sure did everything imaginable to try to accomplish this. I was left with more disgust for them than I've ever felt. GA with the perfectly straight white teeth, and she's a 10. Well GA then you're a pervert? Who gets on a witness stand and describes a woman like that? Then his sorry vindictive wife looks directly at Z and says something like sorry, you're cute but not great. Can't remember the exact quote, but it was demeaning, and the only thing they left out was, "Oh and you're not as smart as we are either."
They are the most despicable people I have ever seen. And they wonder how and why this happened? IMO JM should also be suing them too besides KC for defamation since they have been carrying on the Zani story throughout the Nation. :razz:
 
Can we use this thread to show where GA and CA do not match up?

For example...in GA's deposition with Morgan...he states that KC brings home groceries to give to the families' needs...yet, now we see during this time...she was actually stealing from CA...so when GA sees KC bringing in a grocery bag from perported her funds...it was, in fact from his own wife's stolen account? Right?
Can we point out any more inconsistencies?
 
Can we point out any more inconsistencies?


Only every time we see their lips moving!
 
Adding the FBI "questionnaires" in which George & Cindy are wayyyyy off in their assessments of Casey!
 
This thread should keep us busy until trial... Great idea!!

I'll add one...

Cindy says that George DID put the mysterious duct tape on the gas can. (She says that George told her that he did it)

George says, OVER and OVER again, that he DID NOT, whatsoever, put that mysterious duct tape on the gas can.

I just want to add one more... but this is between Lee and Cindy (but it's my favorite)...

Cindy says that she DID NOT know that Dominic Casey went out into the woods off Suburban Drive prior to December 11, 2008.

Lee says that Cindy DID know that Dominic Casey went out into the woods off of Suburban Drive because he specifically remembers Cindy telling him (in the Anthony's kitchen) when he went out there (November). He is adament about this because he was extremely upset because they were supposed to be looking for an alive Caylee.
 
Hahaha we're at 18 pages already!
 
ALERT for those with weak constitutions STOP READING THIS POST NOW!!!





Having sadly smelled both a few times too many (a previous carreer in emergency services/ems/fire rescue) I can say with 100% certainty that they are not exactly the same. Both are horrible, and once smelled you will never forget them. The smell of a body decomposing includes the smell of decaying flesh such as that encountered with gangrene. But it also throws in the wonderful fragrant bouquet of all the bodilly fluids, digestive fluids and bodily waste. So the overall smell is diferent. Also unless you encounter the body at a very very early and specific point of decomposition, the smell of gangrene from a living person will be much much stronger and overwelming. I don't know that I could even begin to adequitely describe the diferences, but once you have encountered them, you can sort of tell which is which, provided your nose hasn't simply shut down in protest. In the case of the decomposing body your nose has enough time to say "something is dead", while in the case of gangrene or similar decay you really have trouble staying in the room/house/county long enough to even form that thought.
Great post faefrost! Eloquently worded IMHO. Re the bolded by me part.......

Unless some EMS person brings them to your ER and you can't leave. :sick: lol!
In any case, there's no such thing as a nurse of decomposition. Cindy lied.
 
I know you didn't ask me, but I believe the answer is yes. I know in the case of my infant son, the homicide detectives did indeed refrigerate his diaper and kept it as evidence. ( My son was not a victim of homicide, but all un-natural deaths go to that division in our state) . My thinking is that w/o refrigeration, the pull up wouldn't be able to yield much evidence. This is my opinion only though, I'm by no means a forensic toxicology expert.

I am so sorry for your loss :hug:
 
This thread should keep us busy until trial... Great idea!!

I'll add one...

Cindy says that George DID put the mysterious duct tape on the gas can. (She says that George told her that he did it)

George says, OVER and OVER again, that he DID NOT, whatsoever, put that mysterious duct tape on the gas can.

I just want to add one more... but this is between Lee and Cindy (but it's my favorite)...

Cindy says that she DID NOT know that Dominic Casey went out into the woods off Suburban Drive prior to December 11, 2008.

Lee says that Cindy DID know that Dominic Casey went out into the woods off of Suburban Drive because he specifically remembers Cindy telling him (in the Anthony's kitchen) when he went out there (November). He is adament about this because he was extremely upset because they were supposed to be looking for an alive Caylee.

Which begs the question- what would CA/GA have done had they (DC) found the remains ?
 
I am still reading the rest of this thread. But I just wanted to say that my In-laws are always calling my kids their babies. They will call and say 'How are my kids today?' Drives me batty. They are MY kids not theirs. I don't think GA is the father. I think it is just something grandparents say.

rut-roh! :eek:..I hope my d-i-l or s-i-l don't feel the same way cause I do that all the time! I don't think they take it the wrong way..as I am very respectful of their rules & wishes. It's just a term of endearment as I enjoy being a grandmother and have no desire to be a parent again, lol! :no:.. nevertheless, they are my babies :beats: and nobody could ever tell me otherwise..:)
 
rut-roh! :eek:..I hope my d-i-l or s-i-l don't feel the same way cause I do that all the time! I don't think they take it the wrong way..as I am very respectful of their rules & wishes. It's just a term of endearment as I enjoy being a grandmother and have no desire to be a parent again, lol! :no:.. nevertheless, they are my babies :beats: and nobody could ever tell me otherwise..:)

Me too.
Also, when my daughter phones here she asks me "How are the babies?' meaning my dogs....
 
Since Beach and others got a big kick out of this, I'll move this over from the other thread, these are quotes from Cindy Anthony's interview with LE, not necessarily lies, just what I jokingly refer to as Anthonyonics.

"Amy could be Zanny. Zanny has brown hair, but that could be code for blonde hair. Zanny could be a generic term for babysitter. Jeff could be a reference to Ricardo. Jeff could be a generic term for boyfriend. If Ricardo introduced Amy to KC, that could be code for Jeff introducing Zanny to KC. The Jacksonville connection could be code for the car at Amscot. Jeff getting KC's car fixed was code for KC not knowing where the car was", Cindy Anthony to the lead detectives. Seriously!

View attachment cindyanthonydepo072809.pdf

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http://files.realitychatter.com/CA/Docs/Cindy-Anthony-FBI-Interview-042109-7517-7877.pdf
 
Great post faefrost! Eloquently worded IMHO. Re the bolded by me part.......

Unless some EMS person brings them to your ER and you can't leave. :sick: lol!
In any case, there's no such thing as a nurse of decomposition. Cindy lied.

Just to clarify a point that seems to come up alot (and to counter Cindy's claims) It is extremely extremely unusual that a nurse would encounter the smell of a decomposing body. The only exception is a visiting home care nurse who may be the person discovering a deceased elderly patient. Otherwise bodies simply do not decompose in a clinical setting. They will encounter gangrene. They will encounter virtually every other possible odor a human being can produce. But unless they are doing some sort of pathology rotation when a well aging corpse is brought in, they simply will not encounter that level of decomposition. (One would hope that they do not encounter such smells from a patient admitted to a hospital of facility. If they do someone would be facing major criminal charges). The same holds true for most of the "white coated" health care professionals. Nurses, Doctors, Technicians, etc. As a matter of course they deal with the living, and on far to many sad occasions, the very very recently dead. Typically measured in minutes, but rarely more than an hour or two. Yes most have encountered the death smell once or twice over a decades long span, but it is a far cry from being an expert in it. So yeah CA almost definitely knew the smell, and her first instincts of something died were right. But she also would have alot of mental wiggle room to fool herself (pizza, garbage, not gangrene, etc)

Whereas the folks who do encounter this smell as a matter of routine. Police, Firefighters, EMS, Morgue/mortuary staff, etc. They encounter it several times a year at a minimum. No cop beyond a first year rookie would mistake that smell, ever. No paramedic would. A firefighter might only because there was nothing left of their sinuses. There is no way that George did not know with 100% certainty exactly what that was the moment he got within a few feet of that car. None whatsoever. His failing to call for LE at that very moment is one of the most heinous and criminal moments of this entire case.
 
A wife of a police officer might detect the smell on the person's clothes if they handled a dead body. It is a smell you do not forget even if it is second hand. jmo
 
For CeCyBeans, my hero.

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[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chwG7uYOcKk[/ame] "There was never a red flag until July 15th". Lee admits Cindy was very, very worried as early as July 3rd.
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4MTq9m-2pgU[/ame] Co workers of Cindy's say she was worried about something being very wrong with Caylee, early on.
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O-YeQN3oPAc[/ame] Casey had something to do with Caylee's disappearance, Sean K. claimed Cindy told him in an e mail.
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[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_T9YKOye_6Q[/ame] Lawyers for ZG send details of lies mom and pop told in the civil depo to the Oprah show.
 
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