logicalgirl
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I agree with you, wonders.
I can understand feeling compassion for a grandmother, grandfather, and uncle who have lost a very loved granddaughter and neice, but I cannot and will not forget all they have done. IMO, it was almost as if they knew all the while that they had lost Caylee and did not want to lose Casey also, so they did whatever they could to defend Casey and not stand with Caylee.
I do think Cindys' grief on the witness stand was two-fold. Her tears for Caylee were real, but she was also crying for Casey as well.
Cindy, George, and Lee know they have to stick with their sworn depositions in this trial. I still do not give any of them a pass on their past actions. It has been some time ago, but many here felt that Cindy, George, and Lee should be charged with Obstruction. I thought so then, and I think so now. I know it will not happen, though.
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Hope you don't mind me piggy backing off your post, and may I add I am posting my opinions from here on in and not necessarily yours...
Unlike many posters, I believe CA has always grieved for Caylee. You could see the love for Caylee shine from her when she was on the stand - but she always held on to her unreasonable hope that somewhere, somehow, little Caylee might not be dead. Ridiculous - yes. Understandable - for me, yes.
So in the witness box, yes, I think she cried for Caylee, and I agree she cried for ICA, but she cried for the daughter ICA she thought she had. It was that loss, the loss that came from finally seeing who ICA really is, plus the knowledge of the unbelievable heart shattering betrayal CA can really now see.