I'm still processing this whole deal, but these are the thoughts that permeate my mind right now:
GA was the one who
tried to help Tim Miller by begging Casey to mark an 'X' on the map;
GA, after that episode, eventually ended up at the hotel with Tim Miller and the TES crew after Cindy supposedly threw him out for being 'disloyal';
GA was the one who, during his interview with LE (or the FBI?),
tried to be as truthful as he could allow himself to be, even stating "I hope this goes no further than between the 3 of us";
GA was the one that did what he could to make Cindy face the truth by going to Sports Authority to confirm his belief that Casey did NOT work there and, true to form, was lying again;
GA was the one who was so distraught during his interview with LE that he actually had to leave to throw-up when discussing the possibility that his daughter could have murdered his beloved Caylee;
GA had obviously expressed his true feelings to his friend from Ohio (name escapes me, but former LE also) when his friend stated, "The answer is in THAT room and the b*tch won't talk";
GA was the one that called the cops when the gas cans were 'stolen' and I don't doubt for a minute he knew exactly who broke in that shed;
GA was the one who found an excuse to go to the trunk of the Pontiac despite Casey's tantrum and took his f'ing gas cans;
GA is the one who testified at the Grand Jury hearing who obviously had damaging testimony that helped to indict his daughter;
George & Cindy's separation was in large part due to disagreements over Casey;
and last, but certainly not least -
I don't believe for a minute that George is on board with this defense plot and
willingly playing the role of sacrfical lamb. Yes, I know what he has said in the past, but his body language and his demeanor were real and sincere - his absences from several of the recent hearings post the sexual abuse allegations and
especially his demeanor and body language at Thursday's hearings screamed anger, depression, disgust, hurt, betrayal... The pure iciness between he and Cindy - they appear to be on the verge of divorce, imo. I opined a few weeks ago that I think he is reassessing just how willing he is to lie down on those tracks as the train is heading for him....I feel that way more than ever today.
George needs to go spend a few weeks with his friend from Ohio and remove himself from the insanity and pressure. He needs to have a 'Come to meet Jesus' with himself...watch Bambi alone, watch home movies of Caylee and JoJo, go outside and look at the moon and stars -- just channel Caylee and remember how much he loved her and she loved him. Recall all the joy she brought into his life. Those are the influences George needs right now. That is what will help him work through his grief and give him new insight. He MUST get away from Cindy. She is pure poison for him right now, he might as well drink arsenic if he stays around her. George is an easy target and I am sure there was not a 1/2 second of thought about who would be the one to 'take one for the A team' 'cause they stand united, ya know?
Maybe there are things influencing him and giving his pause (other than Cindy, of course

). Maybe he HAS done some things that he fears will be exposed (I don't doubt that at all) - either embarrassing or things that could cause potential legal problems....yes, even criminal. One thing I AM SURE OF, is that George did NOT murder Caylee. If that is the case, I wish the SA would offer him immunity for anything they possibly could and get him on their side...
Caylee's side. Divided they WILL fall. I want Caylee's JoJo to be a hero for her.
I pray for George to finally muster the strength, confidence and independence to not allow himself to be used like this. I know she is your daughter, George and you love her, but Casey is a black widow who destroys everyone and everything in her path. Face it, Casey is already 'gone'. Enough people have suffered. Don't do it, George. Don't do it. Please make us proud. Most importantly, make Caylee proud. She needs her JoJo now more than ever. And you need to do it for yourself.
I'm not holding out a lot of hope, because George has never had an easy time of standing up for himself, but I'm pulling for him.