2009.01.22 HLN Segment on Cindy A

[Woe.be.gone]

Regarding the clothes LE took out of KC's closet - kind of gross all those them there body fluids, no?

 

[SeriouslySearching]

Thanks, Amity!

 

[scrabble]

Is Cindy's brother Rick P. still posting?

 

[galvino]

Sure does! It means it was not some "uttered excitement" or whatever the legal term they use for it. She had not just found the car and had time for it all to soak in plus plenty of time for her to form a "plan" to call them. In other words...she did NOT make those 911 calls in a panic!! No way!! (I kept saying she called in a rage over Casey, the money, and the car...that Caylee was an afterthought.)

Mike G. mentioned that Cindy told a coworker some comment about Caylee being dead, too. (I haven't seen that here yet.)[/quote]

Hi SS,

Yes, not word for word but Cindy told an employee, after coming back to work after finding the car, 'If that baby is dead, I don't know what I'll do"

It's on the page with interviews with fellow employees of Cindy.

She didn't tell Debbie P that she thought the baby was dead when she went back to work, she told her on the phone when the police were at the house- after she got KC and Caylee wasn't with her!

 

[SeriouslySearching]

She didn't tell Debbie P that she thought the baby was dead when she went back to work, she told her on the phone when the police were at the house- after she got KC and Caylee wasn't with her!

Thanks, Galvino! Still...doesn't make it any better, imo. They had to force her to go home to report the car smelling like a dead body and she already knew Caylee was missing (myspace post on July 3rd). It also means she lied...yet again.

 

[evergreen]

Sure does! It means it was not some "uttered excitement" or whatever the legal term they use for it. She had not just found the car and had time for it all to soak in plus plenty of time for her to form a "plan" to call them. In other words...she did NOT make those 911 calls in a panic!! No way!!

Mike G. mentioned that Cindy told a coworker some comment about Caylee being dead, too. (I haven't seen that here yet.) This would back up that she knew long before those calls were made.

I kept saying she called in a rage over Casey, the money, and the car...that Caylee was an afterthought. Now it could be the whole thing was staged, imo.

if she said this to more than LE then that is big time.

 

[evergreen]

Thanks, Galvino! Still...doesn't make it any better, imo. They had to force her to go home to report the car smelling like a dead body and she already knew Caylee was missing (myspace post on July 3rd). It also means she lied...yet again.

I can imagine all of her co-workers looking at each other dumbfounded at CA and her odd behavior. Nobody would act that way!

 

[gardenhart]

Sure does! It means it was not some "uttered excitement" or whatever the legal term they use for it. She had not just found the car and had time for it all to soak in plus plenty of time for her to form a "plan" to call them. In other words...she did NOT make those 911 calls in a panic!! No way!!

Mike G. mentioned that Cindy told a coworker some comment about Caylee being dead, too. (I haven't seen that here yet.) This would back up that she knew long before those calls were made.

I kept saying she called in a rage over Casey, the money, and the car...that Caylee was an afterthought. Now it could be the whole thing was staged, imo.

I've said all along she sounded angry, not grieving or shocked, in those calls. I have also felt the calls were staged but I have wondered if she didn't know even before July and the cover up goes further. But then maybe I'm too suspicious.

It's not simply denial when you tell people the car smells like death, what will you do if the baby is dead and then flat out refuse to call police.

 

[evergreen]

I've said all along she sounded angry, not grieving or shocked, in those calls. I have also felt the calls were staged but I have wondered if she didn't know even before July and the cover up goes further. But then maybe I'm too suspicious.

It's not simply denial when you tell people the car smells like death, what will you do if the baby is dead and then flat out refuse to call police.

I have never thought any of them have been in denial.

 

[SeriouslySearching]

Btw~ I edited my post! (You all must have grabbed it before! LOL) After I found out that she didn't say that about the baby until after LE arrived...I thought it best. It doesn't change my opinion tho.

 

[galvino]

I agree wih those who think CA was angry- I do think she was VERY angry- and scared, but we have all seen how she acts out- with anger! I'll bet she was shuffling papers when she got back to work-pizzed as hell, and was angry that her co-workers thought she should be home.

 

[JDB]

Ok all of you are so down on Cindy for not calling the police after she told her co workers about what the car smelled like.I would be just as upset or even more at the co workers. They could have just as easily called the LE and told them what Cindy had told them

 

[bessie]

Sure does! It means it was not some "uttered excitement" or whatever the legal term they use for it. She had not just found the car and had time for it all to soak in plus plenty of time for her to form a "plan" to call them. In other words...she did NOT make those 911 calls in a panic!! No way!! (I kept saying she called in a rage over Casey, the money, and the car...that Caylee was an afterthought.)

Mike G. mentioned that Cindy told a coworker some comment about Caylee being dead, too. (I haven't seen that here yet.)[/quote]

Hi SS,

Yes, not word for word but Cindy told an employee, after coming back to work after finding the car, 'If that baby is dead, I don't know what I'll do"

It's on the page with interviews with fellow employees of Cindy.

Not true. CA said that in a telephone conversation with her supervisor that night after she caught up with the tart mom.

ETA: I just noticed that Galvino posted this already. Sorry.

 

[DAWN TREADER]

Regarding "staging" ... sure wouldn't shock me!

DT

 

[galvino]

JDB- are u saying that u would have - over your co-worker's objections- called 911?

GMAB!

 

[Marple]

Ok all of you are so down on Cindy for not calling the police after she told her co workers about what the car smelled like.I would be just as upset or even more at the co workers. They could have just as easily called the LE and told them what Cindy had told them

Unless, and I'm not saying this is so, CA was often bringing drama to the workplace, KWIM? If you have a coworker who is always coming in and talking about their private life with dramatic flourish, you may tend to dismiss what they say.

 

[miabellamoure]

I think it says it all that Cindy went back to work.....WTH if I had found my daughters car at a tow yard and it "smelled like there had been a dead body in the dang car"...snd I didn't KNOW where my daughter or grand daughter were....Work would have been the least of MY worries.....

Absolutely agree...furthermore, the VERY minute that I smelled the stench of that car AND I knew that I hadn't seen KC or Caylee...I'd have been punching 9-1-1 right there in the tow yard...period!

Especially, when I see Caylee's carseat, favorite dolly & KC's purse still in the car...right there and not a minute later!

 

[zadari]

did LE talk to these co workers before all of this came out in the media ? they could all be just adding to the story too.. i mean why didnt these people come forward asap when this came out ? this case has made me doubt people alot . people are so odd sometimes

 

[JDB]

JDB- are u saying that u would have - over your co-worker's objections- called 911?

GMAB!

Yes I am. If a co worker told me what she di I would just to be sure.

 

[RR0004]

I think it says it all that Cindy went back to work.....WTH if I had found my daughters car at a tow yard and it "smelled like there had been a dead body in the dang car"...snd I didn't KNOW where my daughter or grand daughter were....Work would have been the least of MY worries.....

Don't forget, she also kept herself busy doing laundry.