I never understood WHY she would want to bury the baby in her own backyard . That would 1,000,000 % tie her to Caylee's death.
Right, but I bet she was thinking it would stay the family's problem only if she buried Caylee in the backyard. Surely mom and dad would just cover that grave with cement and not tell anyone. Caylee's death would stay an Anthony family secret.
Plus, it was also laziness. Just bury her in the backyard because it was the closest place to get rid of her.
I never understood WHY she would want to bury the baby in her own backyard . That would 1,000,000 % tie her to Caylee's death.
The same way that she could kill Caylee in the Anthony home. Use duct tape from the Anthony home. Use trash bags from the Anthony home. Use a laundry bag from the Anthony home. It was symbolic if you ask me! She hated Cindy. What better way to stick it to her but to make her live with the fact that not only had Caylee been murdered in her home, but her little body was buried in her back yard.
That or just pure laziness! I would guess that it was a little bit of both.
I never understood WHY she would want to bury the baby in her own backyard . That would 1,000,000 % tie her to Caylee's death.
You know, I always wondered why the anthonys went looking in their backyard. I always felt like they noticed something earlier that hit them when they found out everything. hmmm???BBM- ITA, Aedrys, I still can't get it out of my head that iirc they just happened to pour a big ol concrete slab in their backyard while Caylee was missing. I don't know if they "knew" at that point, but I certainly think if they didn't that it was still a calculated cover-up move. IMO, of course.
Personally, I don't think anyone but KC disposed of the body, and she watched so many movies and stupid tv shows that she thought "I'll just dig a hole in the backyard", then when that turned out to be hard (and she's lazy, she probably moved a whole inch of soil if that) and take too long to guarantee her parents weren't going to come in on her, had to come up with another plan. Sigh, now I've gotta go look at the ping maps again. :crazy:
You know, I always wondered why the anthonys went looking in their backyard. I always felt like they noticed something earlier that hit them when they found out everything. hmmm???
My guess would be the smell. They may have remembered the smell in the backyard, either when KC had the body there while she was digging or if/when GA washed those gas cans that were from the trunk. It could have even been coming from the area where Caylee was left whenever the wind blew in their direction. Hard to think about it that way but it is possible. jmo
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I will never, ever believe George didn't smell anything on the 24th :banghead: I think he got a whiff of something but because Caylee wasn't really "missing" just yet, he either dismissed it without too much though or bought into one of Casey's ridiculous explanations. She could have told him it was Caylee's leftover lunch or those miraculous climbing dead squirrels or some other crap. George was trained not question her about anything. Maybe she was so panicked she just shoved his f-ing gas cans at him and took off. Either way, I'm convinced he smelled something and the recollection of it was enough to make him uke: at OCSO on July 24th.
I recall someone (probably JWG or BJB or both) had a timeline theory that fit well with 2.6 days of decomp. If I can find it, I'll ETA the link.
Sorry about being off topic :innocent:
Not much gas to waste running around as she needed the gas to go to Tony's could be one reason she placed Caylee so close to home after the backyard digging did not work out. And secondly, this area is a dumping ground. So if KC were to pull up with her car and throw something in the woods people would be less likely to notice her because everyone dumps their large trash items there. jmo
Something just hit me after reading your post LC. Is it possible that her first thought about disposing of Caylee was to bury her in her "dear Mother's" backyard in order for the blame for Caylee's murder to fall on Cindy? I don't know why I didn't think of this before. It's so simple. Could KC have thought...well, you wanted Caylee and I really hate you, so here's two birds with one stone. I get rid of the little snotnose, and you get the blame, Mother.
Bold is KC's thoughts, not mine.
I never understood WHY she would want to bury the baby in her own backyard . That would 1,000,000 % tie her to Caylee's death.
I believe Caylee was killed in the Anthony home on June 16th, 2008. I don't know if she killed Caylee in the early morning hours (because I am not sure that anyone saw Casey and Caylee that day) or after George left for work that day in the afternoon. All I can say for sure is that Caylee was deceased by the time Casey met up with Tony the evening of June 16, 2008.
I believe Caylee was doubled bagged in the trash bags and put into the trunk. I believe Caylee was removed from that trunk on June 18th, when she borrowed the shovel from her neighbor and backed her car into that garage. I believe Casey used the laundry bag simply to make it easier for her to get Caylee to the back yard. I believe Casey did try to bury Caylee in the Anthony's back yard. I believe it was proven to be too hard for her and back in Casey's trunk she went... inside the laundry bag now. I believe that Caylee was thrown out onto Suburban Drive somewhere on the 19th or the 20th of June. From the pings, you could see Casey driving out to a lot of areas near Lakes, wooded areas, etc... and I believe that she settled on Suburban Drive by accident after finding it too difficult to get rid of her in some of the areas she was driving around. I think it was a quick opportunity she had at that moment and just went for it.
I do not believe that Caylee was in the trunk on the 24th. The day Casey and George had their "gas can" confrontation. I believe the only reason we ever even heard about the gas can incident was because George had made a police report about it. I believe that he felt that LE would eventually confront him about it and want to take a look inside the shed... even though I believe they already did and may have seen this "unique" gas can that he had reported stolen. I think him telling LE about the gas can indicident was a way for him to look like the "good former cop." Yes, Casey stole his gas cans. Yes, there was a big deal about her not wanting him to go near the trunk... but it wasn't because a smell (he says there was no smell) or that something suspicious was in there (he says nothing suspicious was in the trunk), but simply because she had his gas cans in there. I do not even know if I believe that George got close enough to Casey's car on the 24th to smell the car or even look inside the trunk. I think it may have just been an effort to deceive LE and say... "but wait, it didn't smell on the 24th." I also believe that George was protecting himself just in case Casey had used his gas cans to destroy evidence... including Caylee's body. I know it crossed my mind. I think he wanted to make sure that LE knew that Casey was in possession of those gas can just in case something came up that proved that evidence had been burned or there might possibly be decomposition on his gas cans.
This is all just my opinion... of course!
I think a lot of things crossed Casey's mind during the months leading up to Caylee's death and the 31 days after she finally went through with it. Casey had murder on her mind for quite a while before committing the final act. I believe she flip flopped between killing her parents, killing Caylee, or killing them all.
Unfortunately for Caylee, Casey made her decision on June 16th, 2008 and she was the chosen one... and I believe 100% it was because she wanted to hurt Cindy to the point where she would suffer for the rest of her life. Killing Cindy would not benefit Casey. She would get no pleasure from it. I think Casey could sit in a jail for the rest of her life and feel content with what she has done to Cindy. That is the reason I believe that Casey should be sentenced to death. I don't want her to be content.