2008.07.16 Casey's First Phone Call Home From Jail *revisit*

[lillygator]

also, it really bugs me that she is so concerned with getting Tony's number and speaking with him, it seems more urgent than to just let him know she didn't do anything.

 

[Brini]

also, it really bugs me that she is so concerned with getting Tony's number and speaking with him, it seems more urgent than to just let him know she didn't do anything.

Sure it was! She wanted to get out, go back to seeing TonE every day, and talking to him 20 times a day. Her "Bella Vida." (rolls eyes)

I think, at that point, she thought she would be out, soon, and back on the streets. She'd never been held to account for the crimes she had committed. Why would it start now?

 

[wonders]

ITA. If it was my daughter, I wouldn't be so soft on her. Another thing...what kind of parents would pay all that money to get their daughter's car out of impound, THEN clean it and wash her clothes. I would be calling my daughter telling her to get her arse home, that she has some explaining to do before I even had a thought to clean up her mess!

BBM

ITA

Knowing what Ga and Ci know about decomp Why in the He!! wasn't the police called right there at the impound lot. No. Lets save KC at all costs.
Poor Little Caylee.

 

[Crabcake23]

I'll go you one better-- What loving mother of a toddler doesn't go into adrenalin shock if she can't find her kid for 31 SECONDS?

I lost my 3 yr old in a kids consignment shop the other day. Been going there for 10 years. Small place, great staff, play nook. Great place. He's playing, I'm 3 ft away shopping. I glance, he's there, I glance, he's there, I glance, he's gone. I call his name...nothing. Panic sets in. I look left and right down the aisle and hear giggling. I look down. He was in the rack next to where I was shopping and he was hiding. In those few seconds, I was a wreck. I nearly passed out from fear. I cannot imagine actually losing a child. I cannot.

And before someone bashes me for letting him free 3 ft away from me to begin with, this is the only place outside of a family member's home that I would consider doing so. There are no shopping carts there to put him into and he's too old to be in a stroller, especially when the other toddlers/preschoolers are in the play nook. That wouldn't be fair to him.

 

[Crabcake23]

She didn't catch herself. The "That's all" meant "They don't care about MEEEEE," JMHO.

Yeah, right. Caylee was competition to her and she'd eliminated that competition, so why don't they care about meeeeeeeeeee, they only care about Caylee.

Must have infuriated her, as she marinated in her cell, lol. "OH WELL" as she would say.

Oh and what I meant about her catching herself, was that she wanted to appear like a concerned mother. Like it just occured to her. FAIL.

 

[Jersey*Girl]

BBM

ITA

Knowing what Ga and Ci know about decomp Why in the He!! wasn't the police called right there at the impound lot. No. Lets save KC at all costs.
Poor Little Caylee.

Exactly! I have to say that the impound guy infuriates me, too, b/c he came out & said that the smell reminded him of when somebody committed suicide & they found that person in the car, or trunk, or something. So, why didn;t the impound guy call the cops, if anything just to err on the side of caution kwim?

 

[cecybeans]

Yeah, this and the 31 days was what pushed me over the edge early on. Her angry lack of concern for anyone but herself was very telling. I thought then that, if she is a sociopath, she is certainly not sophisticated enough to even FAKE the emotions she needed to exhibit to exonerate herself. Which might be for the best when it comes to trial. She was constantly being fed cues by her family about what "might" have happened, or what she was "feeling" and, in spite of that, when she is fixating on herself, she totally ignores all of the blatant enabling and coaching.

I always thought that this and the Aug 14 jail cell visit were just so slam dunk about her lack of feelings for her daughter. They don't prove murder, but they prove that an idiotic malignant narcissist could not even manufacture enough convincing behavior to care enough about a missing daughter to convince her family or friends, much less the public.

If this is Koolaid, it's unsweetened and straight, with no chaser. It sure tasted bitter to me.

 

[Jersey*Girl]

If this is Koolaid, it's unsweetened and straight, with no chaser. It sure tasted bitter to me.

:floorlaugh:

 

[zippitydoda]

Outstanding transcript...thank you.

Snipped quote from Lee:

"and the stuff you've been putting Mom through for the last four or five weeks. I'm done with that.."

The hammer comes down on both Cindy and CA with this statement. It speaks volumes about the environment in that house during the 30+ days.

 

[tragco]

I think I said this before a long time ago, but this is THE call that convinced me that Casey did not care one bit about Caylee, and that she had something to do with that precious girl's death. How could anyone be so COLD? Her friend was crying her eyes out and Casey is wanting to talk to her boyfriend through the whole thing.

Her outright lies about how she told the police everything and they are misconstruing stuff.... I listened to the whole interview when they got to Orlando studios... How can the police misconstrue anything???? They took her everywhere she wanted. She lied to them about EVERYTHING. The jury HAS to hear this call, and the interview where they took her to Orlando Studios. That is all it will take. If the jurors aren't allowed to hear these two conversations, it would be a travesty of justice.

 

[Disguiseduser0308]

I lost my 3 yr old in a kids consignment shop the other day. Been going there for 10 years. Small place, great staff, play nook. Great place. He's playing, I'm 3 ft away shopping. I glance, he's there, I glance, he's there, I glance, he's gone. I call his name...nothing. Panic sets in. I look left and right down the aisle and hear giggling. I look down. He was in the rack next to where I was shopping and he was hiding. In those few seconds, I was a wreck. I nearly passed out from fear. I cannot imagine actually losing a child. I cannot.

And before someone bashes me for letting him free 3 ft away from me to begin with, this is the only place outside of a family member's home that I would consider doing so. There are no shopping carts there to put him into and he's too old to be in a stroller, especially when the other toddlers/preschoolers are in the play nook. That wouldn't be fair to him.

:blushing: I am so there with you. Just the other day I couldn't find my little girl in the house. I had been putting dishes away and realized I hadn't seen her. I call her name, no answer. My heart falls into my stomach. The panic was astounding. I'm running all over the house looking for her on the verge of complete hysteria... and then I find her, on my bed, sleeping.. completely covered. I think it took me a quite a few hours to come down from that. It's not the first time she's done something like that either.

Casey actions prove to everyone she did not have the typical and expected mother reaction when her child was missing.

 

[wenwe4]

Wonder if LE or FBI enhanced audio to hear background conversation . . . I can hear CA(?) talking initially in the background especially right after calling LA to the phone. Clearly anger is "couched" in words like "sweetie", "honey" with both CA and KC.

 

[capps]

Outstanding transcript...thank you.

Snipped quote from Lee:

"and the stuff you've been putting Mom through for the last four or five weeks. I'm done with that.."

The hammer comes down on both Cindy and CA with this statement. It speaks volumes about the environment in that house during the 30+ days.

I think CA has to get a pass on this one.Remember,the last four or five weeks LA is speaking of,is when CA was trying to locate KC and Caylee,but getting all kind of crazy excuses from KC as to where they were and what was going on,which was driving CA crazy and she had no control over. So the environment in that house during the 30 days were all created by KC,CA had nothing to do with it,except to be a frustrated bystander.Don't you agree?

 

[Disguiseduser0308]

I think CA has to get a pass on this one.Remember,the last four or five weeks LA is speaking of,is when CA was trying to locate KC and Caylee,but getting all kind of crazy excuses from KC as to where they were and what was going on,which was driving CA crazy and she had no control over. So the environment in that house during the 30 days were all created by KC,CA had nothing to do with it,except to be a frustrated bystander.Don't you agree?

Not to mention when KC failed to meet up with CA at Disney or Universal (can't remember which) for their 4th of July celebration.

 

[tragco]

I think CA has to get a pass on this one.Remember,the last four or five weeks LA is speaking of,is when CA was trying to locate KC and Caylee,but getting all kind of crazy excuses from KC as to where they were and what was going on,which was driving CA crazy and she had no control over. So the environment in that house during the 30 days were all created by KC,CA had nothing to do with it,except to be a frustrated bystander.Don't you agree?

At that point in time, yes.

 

[LinasK]

Well, TonE never called her back. She never heard from him again.

'Course, she had her counsel to flirt with. That's about when she started dressing as a paralegal, IIRC.

Thanks, I was wondering what the outcome of calling TonE was! So she had to leave a message and he didn't want anything more to do with her. My opinion of him is rapidly rising...

 

[wonders]

I think all of the things said right out of the Anthony's mouths in those first days of Caylee missing will cement KC's feet in the DP. All of the Anthony's have dug KC's grave for her. None of these people thought of CONSEQUENCES for their actions.

 

[wonders]

Exactly! I have to say that the impound guy infuriates me, too, b/c he came out & said that the smell reminded him of when somebody committed suicide & they found that person in the car, or trunk, or something. So, why didn;t the impound guy call the cops, if anything just to err on the side of caution kwim?

I said that a long time ago (God only knows where I posted it). What else would they have found in there too before CA got her mitts on it.

 

[zippitydoda]

I think CA has to get a pass on this one.Remember,the last four or five weeks LA is speaking of,is when CA was trying to locate KC and Caylee,but getting all kind of crazy excuses from KC as to where they were and what was going on,which was driving CA crazy and she had no control over. So the environment in that house during the 30 days were all created by KC,CA had nothing to do with it,except to be a frustrated bystander.Don't you agree?

Hi Capp!!!

Please allow me to clarify myself, I'm not referring to the actual 30+ days, I'm speaking about after the fact -

Once LE, SA and the media got involved, Cindy stated numerous times that she had no concerns about not seeing Caylee or Casey during these 30+ days. She claimed she thought the two were "bonding". Basically "No worries here" nonsense...

Lee's statement clearly contradicts Cindy's position after the fact.

 

[Leila]

I went to sleep with this in my heart. How could any mother react this way when her child was missing and she had no clue what was happening to her or even if she was still alive? I think this one phone call goes a long long way to showing Casey Anthony's TRUEST colors.

What caring mother is so unconcerned over her own child? So what if she had already had 31 or more days to "get used" to Caylee being gone? It was brand new information to everyone else and she had no feelings, none whatsoever, nor compassion, for those who ACTUALLY cared about Caylee...

The friend crying and her reaction? Enough to make me vomit almost!!!

It's worth noting that Christina almost immediately dropped out of the picture as a friend and supporter of Casey. It's as if that night and perhaps the next few days were "light bulb" moments for Christina. She realized, with certainty, what had happened and what sort of monster Casey was.