I've heard she was a good student, too.
It seems, though, even if she was expelled, she could have gone to summer/alternative school in order to graduate.
Maybe this was a way of "sticking it" to Cindy...not realizing the impact it would have on her future.
She doesn't have a GED either, does she?
My ex didn't graduate with his class because the nite before graduation he discovered he was failing a required course. He didn't go back and take care of it until he was 23 years old, even tho it completely altered his career plans and ultimately changed his life. I think this involves the maturity factor, no one matures at the same rate, and until we get there, we continue to make childish mistakes. (And some, once they get '
there' start making the really big, grown-up mistakes!!)
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''I wonder if she got into some 'serious' trouble (of a legal nature)... got expelled & THAT'S when her world started to fall apart and the family started to be affected by her worsening behavior.
I'm really interested in hearing about the Casey BEFORE this last 6 months...and when things really started to go bad.''
If she did, I believe all her problems would have become obvious long before now. Her behavior has been escalating for 2 years, starting when she quit her job and pretended or lied to everyone about it. I'm sure this charade has been feeding her ego, the longer she got away with it, the more brazen she became, the riskier her behavior became. A.L.'s roommate said KC claimed to be working from 'home' while she actually spent all her time on
nline:MYSpace/Facebook. George admitted to questioning whether she had a job and apparently she was allowed to fraudulently open accounts and spend her parents into bankruptcy.:bling: Maybe if C & G stopped her the first time she stole from them, KC wouldn't have thought it was OK to steal from friends and other family members. Maybe she would have found another job and made a real life for herself and Caylee, in the real world. :cry:
hes talking about the fact that she has been stealing money checks and other things for a long time, even if never charged. I checked everyones criminal history ga ca kc and la on the orange county clerk of courts public website minor tickets for kc, wonder about maybe when she was a minor, would be sealed though
Sealed doesn't mean invisible does it? :waitasec: (IDK) For some reason I've always thought a minors sealed record meant just that; the conviction stood but no one has access to the record without a court order. (And even
that wouldn't be easy to get.) The conviction could be for breaking curfew or murder. Also, doesn't the person involved have to petition the court to seal it once they turn 18? Or is that automatic?:lipssealed: :ziplip: :nono:
