"my daughter's been missing for 31 days"
that statement still blows me away.
"my daughter's been missing for 31 days"
that statement still blows me away.
It was explained to me that the machine they slide the check through scans and checks their system to see if any NSF checks have been a problem on that person's account, ever before at the store. It takes 98% of the responsibility off the clerk and the clerk normally would just compare the signature to the signature on the ID, not necessarily check the name and address, etc. , this was coming from a clerk, not management, but that was definitely his sop. I wonder if she has ever, ever been denied by any store because she didn't have the proper ID. I did laugh when the computer store owner said he refused her writing a check, it seemed she stayed a little longer to try to flirt her way past that we don't checks rule. I think she is very used to moving to the front of the line, as it were. I wish we had a tape of that day for the jury to see how he described her being jealous of Caylee. That is what stood out to me.
how about Lee's nonchalant retelling of it:
"And she said to me, to tell you the truth, Lee, I haven't seen Caylee in 31 days."
yikes, and yowza.
It displays what whoever made that video thinks she is saying. I hear something different. And when I listen to a different audio, I hear something different still.
We may never know what she actually said.
It displays what whoever made that video thinks she is saying. I hear something different. And when I listen to a different audio, I hear something different still.
We may never know what she actually said.
There certainly are a lot of recordings that we already know about! Is that really a big bottle of bleach and paper towels she is buying at Target? Does anyone know the date of this video, and can anyone make out what the other tow bottles are, up front by the bleach??YouTube- Casey Anthony Surveillance - Report and 8 Mins Raw Footage
omg did you catch (in this video) when KC gave her what looked like an ID card along with the check??? i wonder if she had a fake ID with amy's name???
at around 4:26 she hands her the id and check.. the cashier runs the check thru, swipes the ID and hands it back... the whole time KC is wringing her hands! probably nervous that she's using stolen $
WalMart also sells a cheap cleaner "Fabuloso," that comes in bottle like that. They have blue and purple versions of it, and I buy both regularly, only I go to Dollar General, where it's even cheaper! By her putting it up front by the bleach, I think it's likely that's what it may be.
Yes, I remember I was listening to that and doing something else at the same time and when I heard that just give me one more day it stopped me dead in my tracks. Cindy's "No, I've already given you a month" made me mad, so she did know something wasn't right for the whole month. She should have called the police day two that the baby was not where she was supposed to be, especially knowing Casey's history. Even if one of my dogs were missing, I would be door to door, let alone a child. The jury is going to despise this family, the lot of them.:furious: I am really thankful for the tapes. All the experts in the world, with all the money they may buy, is not going to be able to refute these recordings. I don't know how many , if any will be played, but I am just hoping for at least the "It smells like there has been a dead body in the car" one is played for them. I suspect when they have Cindy on the phone they will play many of them and ask her about them. In that way.... the jury will hear from Casey. I can just see them looking her way while they hear her NOT wanting to help the police. You really don't need chloroform to be in the bottle to conclude that she did something to the baby when you hear this and know at the time of the call the child had been "missing" 31 days. 31 days!!!!!
In Annie's police interview when they are grilling her about the Zanax they say we are going to stop the tape here for a second. I am hoping that off the record, Yuri asked her to wear a wire and record just as he did Tony. I would love to hear the recording of what they really talked about on the sleepover.
After listening over and over, I hear "I'll never get diddy talk to um."
After listening over and over to this recording:
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/local/crime/orl-caylee-marie-anthony2-911-mp3,0,2907966.mp3file
I hear "They'll never get me to talk to them."
I'd love to know what she's actually saying.
I always just thought she said, "I don't want to talk to them".It says it on the screen at the 44 second mark: "I don't have anything to talk to them". I am assuming we don't hear the last word in the sentence which would likely be "about".
What she isn't saying is "Caylee's in danger and there have been threats against the family if we go to the police"
Except for at the memorial... he sure seemed to be feeling something for "C.M.A.".I don't think Lee feels but that's just me.
I feel silly for what I am about to write, but...
The former owner of my cat, (we changed the cat's name to Tumbleweed), had Tumbleweed declawed, before we adopted her from the animal shelter. Because of this, Tumbleweed is an indoor-only cat.
One night, about a year and a half ago, Tumbleweed got out, and my BF, his son and I were out with flash lights, looking everywhere for her, calling her name.
I was actually crying, I was so worried sick about the harm that may come to this cat I loved so much. I even remember saying (crying) to my BF that I wish we could call 911. I was so panicked, and just sick with worry.
Of course, a couple of hours later, Tumbleweed came waltzing into the yard, with a "Whats up, guys?" expression on her face. She is sitting beside me right now as I type this.
My point is, there is NO WAY a 'normal' mother would ask for "just one more day" before calling 911 if her baby was 'missing'.
But, you all already know that, lol!
I feel silly for what I am about to write, but...
The former owner of my cat, (we changed the cat's name to Tumbleweed), had Tumbleweed declawed, before we adopted her from the animal shelter. Because of this, Tumbleweed is an indoor-only cat.
One night, about a year and a half ago, Tumbleweed got out, and my BF, his son and I were out with flash lights, looking everywhere for her, calling her name.
I was actually crying, I was so worried sick about the harm that may come to this cat I loved so much. I even remember saying (crying) to my BF that I wish we could call 911. I was so panicked, and just sick with worry.
Of course, a couple of hours later, Tumbleweed came waltzing into the yard, with a "Whats up, guys?" expression on her face. She is sitting beside me right now as I type this.
My point is, there is NO WAY a 'normal' mother would ask for "just one more day" before calling 911 if her baby was 'missing'.
But, you all already know that, lol!