gibby207
Pooh just is.
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none intended, apologize if it came across that way... this case has just obsessed me...
I am as obsessed as they come....:blowkiss::blowkiss:
none intended, apologize if it came across that way... this case has just obsessed me...
I keep reading about the "death band" on Caylee's hair and how this has led investigators to believe Caylee is dead. Did they ever refer to the death band by some other name? I wanted to read up on this (not just as it relates to the Caylee case, but just scientific information in general) but can't find anything about a "death band" on google.
OK, about the DNA and dogs alerting at the trunk...and my apologies beforehand but Mr. Amity was last in line when it came to getting himself some tact.
I asked him after dinner what his thoughts were about my having the teensy weensy gut feeling that Caylee was alive (I hate giving up hope even when logic tells me different) being that DNA and dogs alerted and his words were:
"Easy. She aborted and threw it in the trunk".
I said "Well that's a theory I hadn't explored!"
I now feel horrible. My first reaction to reading that was a shocked burst of laughter.
But anyway, unfortunately, and I do hate to say this, it wouldn't explain the banding on the hair.
I am just pointing out fact, some days I too am a fence sitter.
DNA can't determine dead.
what, herself? Do they have "at home" kits for that? I'm pretty sure it's not common practice for docs to volunteer souvenirs of that procedure...>.>OK, about the DNA and dogs alerting at the trunk...and my apologies beforehand but Mr. Amity was last in line when it came to getting himself some tact.
I asked him after dinner what his thoughts were about my having the teensy weensy gut feeling that Caylee was alive (I hate giving up hope even when logic tells me different) being that DNA and dogs alerted and his words were:
"Easy. She aborted and threw it in the trunk".
I said "Well that's a theory I hadn't explored!"
I think she is deceased, and it's in part based on the information that has come from LE about decomposition in the trunk, DNA, etc. Yes, the defense can challenge scientific evidence in court, but that doesn't make it unreliable. I find the massive amount of behavior by CA that shows consciousness of guilt really persuasive also. Her juvenile, ever-changing ridiculous stories about kidnappers lacks any credibility to me, and the way she changes the story to mask her guilt as her lies are revealed is persuasive. She does not act like a person worried to death about her missing, in terrible danger daughter. We are diverted to look at vague tips, but the person who could actually give more information keeps silent and allows more and more time to pass. Local LE and the FBI can't be told or involved because that could put Caylee in danger. Yet the public is supposed to track down the dangerous kidnappers, which somehow won't put Caylee or them in danger. The "script" has run out. Why not tell LE now and let them look for Caylee. Why wait for trial to tell? There is no longer anything to suggest that Caylee is alive, though I wish it was different.
Prove that to us???