RN from Dixie
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I've only started one other thread in all these years as a member (and that was about the Olympics) so i may get blasted for this. But I was so touched by George's interview. I know there are a lot of supportive comments on the actual interview thread. So maybe i posted this in the wrong place.
But he seems like a man that is torn between two women and a little girl. And while he is trying to keep the peace with his wife (he did take an oath before God), I can tell that Caylee is first and foremost with him.
If i had to guess, unfortunately their marraige won't survive this terrible tragedy. And I think it will be Cindy's doing, not his. I understand this is quite common. As Sharon Rocha states, a tragedy of this magnitude either draws you together of splits you apart forever.
I can't fathom what he is going through. And i feel for him. And pray for him. His adamance that Caylee is alive, imho, is not in defense of Casey. It's his last hope of getting his much loved grandbaby back.
Just my opinion and feelings from my heart and soul.
But he seems like a man that is torn between two women and a little girl. And while he is trying to keep the peace with his wife (he did take an oath before God), I can tell that Caylee is first and foremost with him.
If i had to guess, unfortunately their marraige won't survive this terrible tragedy. And I think it will be Cindy's doing, not his. I understand this is quite common. As Sharon Rocha states, a tragedy of this magnitude either draws you together of splits you apart forever.
I can't fathom what he is going through. And i feel for him. And pray for him. His adamance that Caylee is alive, imho, is not in defense of Casey. It's his last hope of getting his much loved grandbaby back.
Just my opinion and feelings from my heart and soul.