This seems a good place to mention this:
I have always been disturbed by the fact that Cindy wrote "My Caylee is Missing" on July 3, then on July 15, after being told that Zanny took Caylee, Cindy told the 911 operator that Caylee was "missing." Wouldn't most people say "Kidnapped?" A shoe goes "missing", but if someone takes a child, the child has been kidnapped and if a child disappears while at a store with you, you would tell the store security that the child was lost, but missing? To me, this language could indicate that there was a story that was planned out and the language of the story was rehearsed and used on July 3 and then again on July 15. When taken in context of the computer searches for "missing children" in March, it makes me wonder. Why the usage of the word missing vs. kidnapped?