Yes, and it shows that George is great at giving lip service. That whole interview is uber creepy. His animation, then skewering Orlando Salinas with an expression of hate each time OS tried to get a straight answer...
and Cindy jumping in on the GVS interview about "she's close." stating what she felt Casey meant, when any other time when asked to give her opinion on something damaging Casey spouted, she reverted to her "I can't speculate, I'm not in her head."
I agree. I saw a story on GVS page about the grandfather walking down the street and ending up at the very location where the remains were found, I remember, though I can not for the life of me find the article now. I believe they learned where she was and how she was, and I'm still not convinced they knew at that time about the duct tape. Once they learned about the tape, they sent DC to get Caylee. Moo.
Hmmmm LL, pondering what you wrote above, your signature quote about the gas cans, and recalling LE's interview comment to GA "you're a man who knows a lot about a lot of things" --- I am wondering if it is possible that GA was busted about what he knows/knew (exactly what that is, I am not sure) and he spilled the beans and came clean during the GJ hearing in return for immunity? He was really upset that day as I recall him being interviewed with MN at his side. And we know the result of that was ICA's indictment after just a short hearing. Wondering what he may've divulged at that hearing. Or did the gas can incident and the duct tape come to light after the GJI? MOO
ETA: To get back O/T, I'm not sure why Casey said 'she's close to home.' Trying to lead them to the body so she could say Caylee was kidnapped and she could possibly be released from jail? She was being sadistic? This is Casey we're talking about. Really no rhyme or reason to what she says or does. MOO.