I had nothing better to do during the night so I thought I'd go through the posts during those days in December when Caylee was found. I hope
Friday and
Puglet don't mind me bringing back a couple of their posts.
I was once told that a person couldnt make themselves voluntarily blush or turn red without making it
obvious, you know, holding their breath or pulling a tantrum.
On December 11 Tim Miller passed a message on to WS through
Friday.
Friday: Caseys actual reaction to the news of todays discovery: Her face turned red, she crumpled to her knees, and said, Oh God, this cant be happening!
Fridays Post 4 at Link: Tim Miller talks to Websleuths-- - Websleuths Crime Sleuthing Community
Puglets comment on December 12 followed this up with a really interesting insight. Puglet said: I think Casey dumped Caylee's body close to home so she could keep an eye on it. I don't think she was too lazy to move it. She wanted it hidden well, but not so well that she couldn't drive or walk by and check to see if it had been disturbed. I think she was hoping that the water wouldn't recede too.
I find it interesting that when they told her about the body that her face "turned red." To me, your face turns red from getting caught. If someone told me they thought they had found the body of my missing child, I would turn white.
Puglets Post 366 at Link: http://www.websleuths.com/forums/showthread.php?t=76266&highlight=red+face&page=13
Thankfully I havent run the gamut of red and white faced experiences in life to see if the theory is true but Ive gone through enough to think that Puglets generalization does hit a very strong note. If I had just found out that a child had been found anywhere near that area I would freeze; I guess be in immediate shock and that doesn't produce a red face. I do believe you cant produce an immediate blush or red face without the presence of guilt or shame.
My question is did she turn red and crumple to her knees in her cell when listening to the radio and then have to be escorted to the medical area where the hyperventilating ect. occured or did all the action take place at the medical center? The reactions and locations are still a bit fuzzy to me.