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One more thing....what would George and Cindy say if all of this same evidence were found in ZG car???
I voted that they're covering up a crime. But, I think that for Cindy there was a brief period of denial.
During the month that Casey and Caylee were missing, I think Cindy believed that Casey was very angry and teaching her a lesson by denying her any access to Caylee. Cindy's July 3rd posting on her MySpace page points to this.
When George and Cindy picked up that car at the impound yard, they knew that the odor was decomposition. When they got home, I think they set about cleaning the car.
When Cindy made contact with Amy and made arrangements to pick Amy up and have Amy take her to Tony's apartment, Cindy knew (in her mind) that Casey and Caylee were okay, so she dismissed the car's odor.
When Casey made excuses for why they couldn't go pick up Caylee immediately, Cindy still believed that Casey was keeping her from seeing her granddaughter. The first two 911 calls were Cindy's leverage, hoping the threat of calling the police would make Casey give up and take her to Caylee.
It was the third 911 call in which Cindy was frantic. It had just dawned on her that Casey wasn't just keeping her from seeing Caylee, Caylee was missing, kidnapped by the babysitter. Cindy reacted to what she learned from Casey without thinking, without remembering the stench in the car. She picked up the phone and called 911 without thinking of the implications, without connecting the stench in the car to her missing granddaughter.
Sometime within the first 24 - 48 hours after that third 911 call was made, Cindy realized what had happened to Caylee, and went into coverup mode. I think George already knew. He knew from the moment he first smelled the odor in that car.
One more thing....what would George and Cindy say if all of this same evidence were found in ZG car???
The main reason I got interested in this case was watching the grandparents on Greta. I had such a strange feeling that I actually Googled, " Does anyone think there is something wrong with GA?" and thats how I found all of the forums and started getting hooked on this case after that. GA's eyebrows were all over the place and he kept smiling funny and raising his eyebrows. Then Cindy always grabbing his leg was so strange. I just didn't get the "grieving" family, I got the "covering our *advertiser censored*ses " family!
Wow you said it perfectly :clap:I voted that they're covering up a crime. But, I think that for Cindy there was a brief period of denial.
During the month that Casey and Caylee were missing, I think Cindy believed that Casey was very angry and teaching her a lesson by denying her any access to Caylee. Cindy's July 3rd posting on her MySpace page points to this.
When George and Cindy picked up that car at the impound yard, they knew that the odor was decomposition. When they got home, I think they set about cleaning the car.
When Cindy made contact with Amy and made arrangements to pick Amy up and have Amy take her to Tony's apartment, Cindy knew (in her mind) that Casey and Caylee were okay, so she dismissed the car's odor.
When Casey made excuses for why they couldn't go pick up Caylee immediately, Cindy still believed that Casey was keeping her from seeing her granddaughter. The first two 911 calls were Cindy's leverage, hoping the threat of calling the police would make Casey give up and take her to Caylee.
It was the third 911 call in which Cindy was frantic. It had just dawned on her that Casey wasn't just keeping her from seeing Caylee, Caylee was missing, kidnapped by the babysitter. Cindy reacted to what she learned from Casey without thinking, without remembering the stench in the car. She picked up the phone and called 911 without thinking of the implications, without connecting the stench in the car to her missing granddaughter.
Sometime within the first 24 - 48 hours after that third 911 call was made, Cindy realized what had happened to Caylee, and went into coverup mode. I think George already knew. He knew from the moment he first smelled the odor in that car.
Excellent point. I think we know what they'd say, and it wouldn't be that Caylee's in TX now. BTW, wonder how she got to TX from PR.One more thing....what would George and Cindy say if all of this same evidence were found in ZG car???
One more thing....what would George and Cindy say if all of this same evidence were found in ZG car???
They have been obviously covering up following the third 911 call, the same call that Lee tried to stop his mother from making.