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Looking at the dates, it looks like he read the meters on the 11th of the month.
August 11- he makes his first call saying that he was on his route and saw something suspicious
December 11- he finds the "right bag" and discovers the body of precious Caylee.
You're right, I wonder why he wasn't on that route in Sept, Oct, and Nov?
they estimate usage
actually check the meters every 3-4 months
saves man hours
Was he even asked to take a polygraph or was that another piece of LP fiction to show how important he was?
OK ... I HAVE to ask about LP! Why does he give information that he seems to have known all along, NOW? Why didn't he give that information THEN?
Tonight, if I heard him right, he said something about somebody telling him ... let's go get the body, and he asked if she was alive or not, and they said no, she's dead.
What???
Did I hear him wrong? I can't believe that he throws out information that he seems to have known all along, but didn't tell it at the time, and tells it now.
I'm truly confused about him. Is he just making this stuff up as he goes along, or has he truly known all of this all the time? If he has known, wouldn't he be in trouble for not telling THEN?
OH! my head hurts!!! :banghead:
LP also said he thought LE had already found the body a few days before the MR actually did :waitasec:
I think he's stirring the pot because he's an ego-maniac who likes to pretend that he knows more than he does just to make himself seem important.
Leonard told "dateline" that ..."He Loves the media attention."
He's dropping these "Bombshells" because it makes him seem knowledgeable about the case or that he has inside information & the more inside information he has the more he will be invited back to the show.
LP told us everything he knows about the case months ago...anything "New" is pure BS made up to serve himself.
You and me both. I am shivering just thinking about how I would explain all the searches on my computer if one of my family members suddenly met an untimely suspicious death! Just cuff me now....:behindbar
I just read the transcript of last night's show. It was an entire hour of wasted time.
No one said anything that meant anything. All just a bunch of baloney, and that
includes LP imo.
How can they do an entire show on nothing? Oops, forgot, it's been done before.
And yesterday he said there was a "daisy chain" from Casey to Lee to the meter reader leading to the discovery of the body. What will it be tomorrow for LP's blockbuster du jour?
He said on NG one night to not be surprised if LE or FBI hits us with the news that they have the body.... then a few days later, the MR found the remains. I am VERY curious how he predicted that. If someone in LE had found the remains, they would NOT have let it sit there for two or three days and allowed someone else to stumble on it. They would have called CSI in immediately and declared it a crime scene.
Will someone please explain to me what a "daisy chain" is?:waitasec:
Does anyone remember a comment by JB in which he said something like it is not in KC best interest to reveil where caylee is. If someone else remembers this to then I will go back and look for the statement.
probably not a shrine, imo, but a marker, so she wouldn't have to go looking if she wanted to go back to the scene of the crime?
There are a variety of explations for "daisy-chain" but the standard would be connecting A to B; B to C; C to D. Sort of like connecting the dots.
A - Casey
B - Casey connects to say Lee
C - Lee connects to etc., etc.
He said on NG one night to not be surprised if LE or FBI hits us with the news that they have the body.... then a few days later, the MR found the remains. I am VERY curious how he predicted that. If someone in LE had found the remains, they would NOT have let it sit there for two or three days and allowed someone else to stumble on it. They would have called CSI in immediately and declared it a crime scene.