Horace, I have believed, up until I saw Cindy on the stand say what you quoted, that she was being deceptive on purpose. Something changed for me (hope no one slipped me Kool-Aid) but I am leaning heavily toward believing that Cindy is in a massive state of denial. I know, it sounds crazy and hard to believe, but I've never been where she is so I can't say I wouldn't be the same if I were in her shoes. I know Cindy has brought a lot of this on herself by thrusting herself in the media spotlight but I do feel for her now.
ETA: Sorry for the O/T- I do think Cindy saying "I still believe Caylee is alive" was very bizarre. Anyone rooted in reality knows that (sadly) those tiny remains were Caylee's.
I believe she's using "denial" as her cover. She knows exactly what went down and the only way to get sympathy is to "act" as if she were in denial. The whole "we are united as a family", "we stand behind each other no matter what"...it's all bizzare. The whole family is bizzare. I wouldn't be able to come up with just one quote by any of them. The parents are twisted...and both of their kids have this false sense of love and security and have turned into strange, bizzare creatures. One of them so much so that she was capable of murdering an innocent child. They're all sick.