I think the sticky point here is that the actual call was made to another party who then forwarded it on to Jose (by way of his assistant). So the first person received the notification, but from there the only thing that may have identified the caller was the person identifying herself and what the call was in regards to. For the assistant to have forwarded the call to Baez, I would imagine they received pertinent info...such as name, location, and relationship to Casey (ie., fellow inmate). SOMETHING had to perk the assistant's interest to forward the call. I also wouldn't imagine them doing that if they hadn't already called Baez (on another line) to relay the caller's info. Now, if Baez wasn't smart enough to ask a) how did the person get his number, and b) where they were calling from, then bad on him. I remember reading recently about the guard who was let go. She supposedly had also asked for Baez's business card. I find something fishy with all that (see below). Somehow I see the two-the passing of cards and the phone call- interconnected. I think Baez should be very worried.
ETA: above post heavily edited.
ETA: I went back to find the article that TWA had posted about the firing of the guard, but couldn't find it. The guard I referred to was the same one who passed the letters. And according to the excerpts I've found about her firing, the guard was the one who supposedly asked Baez for his business card to pass on to Robyn. Now, I have a problem with that. Mainly...I don't think she would ask an attorney for his card out of the blue. I don't care what her relationship was with Robyn...knowing that Robyn was friendly with Casey why would there be a need to ask Baez? Why wouldn't Casey get Robyn the info way back when? Maybe I have the timing off...but I definitely think there is something WAY OFF here. Does anyone remember hearing about the guard and the business card before July 4th? Because it was news to me.
