Recent content by SweetSilverBird

I want to thank Bill Sheaffer, Kathy Belich and the other people who put on a definitive coverage of this trial for WFTV. But MOST of all, I want to thank Bill Sheaffer for being an honorable man and lawyer. There are other lawyers that got up and spoke about this trial. Some here on this...

The one thing that absolutely chills me is how icy KC is throughout everything. Brrrr. There is never any emotion.

That was just uncanny! Gave me chills.

Oh no no no! Then it would be all too easy for her to 'off' her parents to get the house.:crystal ball: She is never going to be a safe person to let out into society again. KC must never go free. Never.

Bold is mine I think in KCs case, she didn't know phone numbers because she relied on her cell phone to phone the people she knew. I know that I don't actually know the phone numbers of the people on my cell. When you no longer have a cell phone, you have to memorize. KC cannot have a...

To me, that looks just like the end of a bottle of water.

I would really like to see the picture. How do I get enough user privileges to view images? I have been on Websleuths for quite a long time now. Could someone tell me?

I do too. But I think he is doing it to make it look like he put Caylee in a hot car, and left her there, and Casey was delayed while on the phone, making Caylee's death an accident. I think that is what he is leading up to. Didn't he say he would do anything?

I believe that since KC was now practically living with Tony, she buried Caylee near her parents house in a sort of keeping all that she jettisoned 'together'. Left to herself, she would have had them all in one spot to leave completely, or visit if she deigned to.

I watched the pre-court part too, and I couldn't help but notice that Casey has some sort of strange itch or irritation of her palms. It sort of reminds me of Shakespeares' MacBeth where Lady MacBeth is constantly scrubbing her hands and saying, "out damned spot!" Is this a rash, a...