kiki the parrot
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see I see her as a person who avoids. she avoids everything, especially conflict. After the falling out with her mother and being told she was a bad mother, for caylee have a fatal accident would have meant complete conflict with her family. She avoided that reality instead by pretending it never happened.
I understand and respect your opinion otherwise, these are just my thoughts & impressions of the situation.
If she wanted away from caylee so bad as to kill her, why keep her body in the car so long the car stunk of death? why place her body where she buried her beloved pets? why not rid herself of body fast and far away from the home / crime scene?? I think there was attachment, grief, guilt & shame. Just because we haven't personally witnessed it on t.v. doesn't mean it never occurred.
I'm not saying I don't think she is all screwed up, I think she is, but I just don't see any degree of planning here, only reacting - and lies to cover her own guilt or shame.
(bold mine, snipped) ITA. In place of an intolerable level of healthy guilt (which could then conceivably be alleviated or assuaged by a confession or admission), KC carries instead what apears to be a pathological load of shame.
I agree that KC has been avoiding admitting the truth to her parents at all costs. I believe that once CA had persuaded KC to have and keep Caylee, that baby became a family 'enterprise', a joint endeavour. She was mothered by both KC and CA, and CA and GA invested very heavily into the job of raising Caylee, both financially and emotionally. I found a couple of KC's comments very telling. First that she told LE her mother would never forgive her if anything happened to Caylee, and also her comment in one of the jail videos about how Caylee was not just her baby, but was also CA's and GA's as well.
I think she could not, and still cannot, admit to any blame for Caylee's death, whatever her level of culpability, because she knew that once they found out Caylee was dead they would be heart-broken, and if they knew it was her fault in any way, she would never be forgiven, and no matter how much CA might like us to believe that this is not the case, I believe any hope of a decent relationship between this mother and daughter would be (and will be) lost forever.
I can see the flurry of calls in those two situations. in the event she intentionally harmed her - i can't see her hanging out and making all the calls.
after that window of opportunity to tell her family what happened passed... she slipped into automatic which is to avoid responsibility, blame, and conflict and to lie cheat steal or whatever to assist her in her avoidance.
(respectfully snipped, bold mine) Exactly. It would be both risky and unnecessary to waste time making calls had she just committed a murder.
I agree that KC appears to be unafraid of CA, and that she blatantly stole from all and sundry, but IMO this behaviour had been so long condoned and excused by CA that she thought it didn't matter too much. I think the relationship between KC and CA was a very enmeshed and interdependent one, each accusing and blaming the other and yet needing each other emotionally, but not in a healthy way.
As to whether KC is blaming CA for Caylee's death, if it was an accident, she could well hold CA responsible in some way. If the pool ladder was left out, who left it there? If there were hazardous household substances or medications within Caylee's reach, or any other form of hazard in the house that day, who was responsible? It was KC's responsibility to watch and care for Caylee, but I can quite see her mentally offloading some blame of that sort onto CA.
(bold mine) Devon I strongly agree w this. I have long wondered (and posted to this effect) whether there might not have been some level of shared blame between these two which could be responsible for the puzzling collusion and protecting we've seen by CA. But one thing remains certain. IF Caylee's death was solely the result of KC's ultimate screw up, regardless of how skillful she may have been in the past at scapegoating or blameshifting, she realized this time was different--and as KC herself confessed to both LE and LA, she knew her mother could never forgive her. As always, JMHO