I think CA will def write a book. I'm sure there will be an IV at some point. Speaking engagements? Doubtful.
Agreed. 'Cindy on Tour'?!? Lord help us.
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I mean, think about it:
--One should reasonably be at least minimally articulate in order to qualify, and clearly Cindy Anthony is not.
--She has firmly and publicly established herself as a liar, so who in their right mind would be interested in hearing anything she has to say (much less be able to believe it)?
--And seriously, I ask you....can you imagine her being able to handle the Q&A sessions? :floorlaugh:
They weren't in a custody battle here over Caylee. She was killed by their daughter. Not sure where that ties in to grandparent's rights.
Completely agree, 100%. There was much they could have done to protect that child during her short life, but due to denial or any number of other reasons, they did not. And now they want to champion "grandparents' rights"? Please.
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They missed that boat long ago. You know, if I didn't know better, I'd almost think this new foundation is being set up because they feel guilty for not having kept Caylee safe. Regretfully that's not the case. Instead, it's all about the money.
If they are drawing salaries how much would really go to the cause? And truthfully I don't see tons of people rushing out to send them money.
I am seriously HOPING you are right. I think the demographic most likely to be interested in supporting this foundation are other grandparents, particularly those embroiled in battles over their own grandchildren. Hmmm.....I wonder if a case could be made that this foundation has potential for (financially) exploiting the elderly? Yeah, it's a 'reach'...but it's possible.
I just have to say one more thing on this. "Grandparents rights"? Caylee's grandparents had the "right" to pick up the phone and call the police LONG before the famous 31 days had passed. They had the "right" to get state agencies involved to look into "unfit mother" suspicions that Cindy apparently had about her daughter's mothering abilities. Why did they not exert those "rights" when it could have mattered?!?