Quote: Because, next to lying, laziness is one of her strongest traits? Because of that laziness, I think she would have put the baby in a convenient (weighted down) duffel, plastic bag, etc., and simply flung the container into the ocean (off a bridge, ideally, if such is possible). I've sailed out of Orlando on a cruise but don't remember the "lay of the land" so if my hypothesis is impossible, I apologize.
I also can't envision her working up a sweat digging a deep enough grave with a shovel. She might have planned to do that when she borrowed the shovel, and then she realized digging is very hard labor--especially in Florida in the summer. I mean, this is a young woman who is too lazy to work at a pleasant, easy job, even part time.
As to hiking into the woods toward an alligator-infested swamp, that's a good solution, except doesn't that seem awfully dangerous for her?
However, if IIRC, there are some bridges over alligator infested lakes/swamps in the vicinity, and to me that would seem like an ideal solution for her. (No heavy exertion required.) So my vote would be an alligator-infested swamp with a bridge over it.
I know the majority here thinks she used the dumpster--which would totally suit Her Laziness--but it just seems so risky, especially with her car left right there.
God, I feel like I need to say a prayer and take a shower after writing this.
I, too, have trouble envisioning her having the strength (patience, or composure) to keep digging some burial site for any extended length of time. That's probably why, if as reported here, that women/mothers conceal their victims in water. There's far less TIME (and effort) involved because the victim can be almost instantly submerged. IF (and I know this is a big "if" for some of you, although not for me) this actually was an accidental drowning scenario though (as I've suspected all along) where she recovered her child too late (cringing) beyond hope of revival (wincing) from pool where Caylee had been drawn, where she'd spent more joyful hours doing the thing she loved more than anything (crying now, I am so sorry this is very hard to write but call it mother's intuition) IF this were the case, wouldn't you be far less apt to put your child under water? But I am thinking like the devastated mother I would, and hope never to, be and of course in this scenario I would have done NOTHING that leads me to this point. I'm just saying. (And who knows, maybe in her own strange way she even had trouble parting with her remains--I believe she may have been in trunk right up til 6/26). But if that were the case I also just can NOT see being able to bear placing her child back underwater. Honestly having daymares about that pool. And I don't think a shower will do the trick for me, I honestly think I need a grief counselor at this point, this is so heartbreaking...
