Oh thats ok hannahsnana---I read all the ones from Shirley to her sister, I just didn't remember reading any about KC cleaning to work off the stolen cash from grandma(doesn't mean anything--my poor brain just doesn't work like it used to). I'll go to docstoc, they are a bottomless pit of info on this case. I'm sure I'll find it there. Poor Grandma Shirley, losing her computer for a time because of KC. When I listened to her interview with the two police officers, her voice reminded me of my beloved deceased grandma. Made me miss her even more than I already do everyday. What a waste KC made of the people she had who cared for her in her life. Grandparents should receive metals of devotion and transcendance at some point in their lives. Just my 2 cents.......moo
I guess G. Shirley decided not to press charges against KC. Too bad, she should, but I can see where a grandma would not want to do that even if they believed the g. child deserved to be charged. The death of Caylee and having her husband in such a bad physical state, plus her own health and emotional troubles--it would just be too much of an ordeal on top of everything else for such an older woman. Thats another reason I hope J. Strickland rules to let this case go forward now, to get Grandma Shirley justice. Even if she couldn't bear to press charges herself, when KC is convicted for her crimes against AH, at least in some small way Grandma S, and even Caylee, will have a small victory also, despite her own daughter wanting to cover up the crime her daughter committed against her own mother.