Sorry if I am posting this in the wrong place...But, as I was reading through all of these posts, it occured to me perhaps when KC went back to the house on the 16th George actually wasn't there, and he was just covering up for her, now, I say this because I think what might have really happened was that KC went back to the house to pick up some more of her things, because if she left in a huff that night, then surely she didn't take ALL the things that LA picked up from Tony's house. So, my theory is that she went back the next day and was picking up the rest of her things and she had let Caylee out of the car and Caylee was playing and she somehow managed to fall into the pool. KC finally realized this and started to panic, asked to borrow a shovel from the neighbor, therefore there would be no DNA on any of the Anthonys things. From there I believe she put her into the garbage bag and tried to bury her in the backyard somewhere. I think she tried a few places out and that didn't work and so she ended up putting her in the trunk, probably using the shovel as not to get her fingerprints on the bag and in the process ripped the bag. That is when I think George showed up and asked her what she was doing there, then I believe he asked about the tire thing he needed and when he wanted to go to the car trunk, that is why she freaked out, because George never says what else was in the trunk does he? NO, he only "says" he saw the gas cans....I don't think he would of thought that bag was anything other then her clothes at that point. Then she leaves the house bag in trunk and nobody any the wiser. I think she drove around like that for a time until she could come up with something else to do with the bag, hence the reason there was a stain found, it leaked out from the rip in bag. I also think the reason for so much chloroform was a combo of KC trying to cover up the drowning by trying out different scenarios in her mind. Why else would she look up self defense? Perhaps a staged car jacking?
Please you all, I would love to here your input.