Casey Anthony General Discussion Thread #158

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  • #461
Could the psychiatrist's have assumed Casey's peers would shun her & she would likely gravitate to younger 'friends?'

Perhaps some of her responses set off alarm bells & caused them to add the stipulation.

It's odd because there are no younger siblings who would have friends coming over to the home.... so were they specifically anticipating she'd make contact via the internet???

There are so many missing pieces to the puzzle....

I don't think it was specific to her particular situation, more of a *boilerplate* restriction. Doubt it was given much thought, it was just in the list in relation to all people held on that charge.
 
  • #462
Putrefaction aka decomposition:

Just did some research on this and found some interesting information. Main components are putrescine and cadaverine. These molecules are produced by decaying animals. Yes, you read that correctly, animals. Nothing that I found reports anything unique to human decomposition as compared to any other animal that is decomposing.

I have been thinking about the air test. Being a Bio/Chem major, I couldn't quite understand the importance or urgency of the air test, since to me an animal is an animal.

I see a problem here, at least until confirmed final forensics unrelated to air testing is received. What do you think?

Isabelle,
Ray'sMom

Have you read up on the body farm where the testing was done? If you do you will understand the importance of decomp, air test, soil, and the dogs. Great science.
 
  • #463
Cute avatar by the way it makes me smile. thank you. I know I read that as well but I find that one hard to trust. Did you take note of the Det sliding in jackets good and sly. I cracked up over the Cat slang, beach comber baby. For a moment I thought of the Bronx Jets. lol

Thanks! Yes--I laughed too when I read that!! It seemed a little 70's or something!
 
  • #464
I do not understand how it would be possible for her to assume payments on a house if she had no income. Do you think she was telling a "mistruth" about the house or that she possibly had some sort of employment that was not documented?

It was just another of her lies. Of course, if you can afford a nanny.....:furious:
 
  • #465
Thanks for saying that. His interview made my hinky meter act up.

LOL so thats what you two were talking about I did not see yellow but I sure did jackets and I do remember purple haze lol
 
  • #466
if cindy was telling george for the 1st time that caylee was missing during the 911 calls, how is it that he mentioned to the tow co. owner PRIOR to the 911 calls that they had just found his daughter but his grandaughter was missing?
 
  • #467
I CAN'T imagine! I wonder if she just seemed "normal" --if you didn't know her well? I guess she must have- it sure seems like she fooled alot of people. Scary Monster!

lol, at that age you pretty much accept the characters in your *orbit*... now they've had their eyes open. whoa.
 
  • #468
Putrefaction aka decomposition:

Just did some research on this and found some interesting information. Main components are putrescine and cadaverine. These molecules are produced by decaying animals. Yes, you read that correctly, animals. Nothing that I found reports anything unique to human decomposition as compared to any other animal that is decomposing.

I have been thinking about the air test. Being a Bio/Chem major, I couldn't quite understand the importance or urgency of the air test, since to me an animal is an animal.

I see a problem here, at least until confirmed final forensics unrelated to air testing is received. What do you think?

Isabelle,
Ray'sMom

All living things decompose. The tests can differentiate the difference between human, animal or plant.
 
  • #469
Putrefaction aka decomposition:

Just did some research on this and found some interesting information. Main components are putrescine and cadaverine. These molecules are produced by decaying animals. Yes, you read that correctly, animals. Nothing that I found reports anything unique to human decomposition as compared to any other animal that is decomposing.

I have been thinking about the air test. Being a Bio/Chem major, I couldn't quite understand the importance or urgency of the air test, since to me an animal is an animal.

I see a problem here, at least until confirmed final forensics unrelated to air testing is received. What do you think?

Isabelle,
Ray'sMom
And what dead animal do you think that someone put in her trunk during the time her daughter went missing?
 
  • #470
Just for the record, what are yellow jackets? It just sounds so old-school, like Quaaludes!
 
  • #471
I do not understand how it would be possible for her to assume payments on a house if she had no income. Do you think she was telling a "mistruth" about the house or that she possibly had some sort of employment that was not documented?

None of her friends knew she wasn't working...so they'd not have thought that I'd assume...

I just thought it was interesting because I was thinking maybe only a few people knew her whole "going to get mom and dad's house" story...when now it seems like maybe she was telling everyone that.

I'm certainly curious about what G/C said when LE must have questioned them on the house "stuff"
 
  • #472
Putrefaction aka decomposition:

Just did some research on this and found some interesting information. Main components are putrescine and cadaverine. These molecules are produced by decaying animals. Yes, you read that correctly, animals. Nothing that I found reports anything unique to human decomposition as compared to any other animal that is decomposing.

I have been thinking about the air test. Being a Bio/Chem major, I couldn't quite understand the importance or urgency of the air test, since to me an animal is an animal.

I see a problem here, at least until confirmed final forensics unrelated to air testing is received. What do you think?

Isabelle,
Ray'sMom

What I don't understand is the air samples were taken and sent off to the body farm on Aug. 11th and they had the car since July 17th.
 
  • #473
Have you read up on the body farm where the testing was done? If you do you will understand the importance of decomp, air test, soil, and the dogs. Great science.

I did. Am going to contact them to find out if they have done comparison testing, such as dog/human, chimpanzee/human, i.e., mammal to mammal and ask them what the difference is related to the air studies.

Isabelle,
Ray'sMom
 
  • #474
Thanks for saying that. His interview made my hinky meter act up.

I wonder if LE checked to see if Tony was actually attending class as apposed to just registered. I know the school is expensive but it wouldn't be the first time someone goes off to school and spends more time in the bars and clubs. Look what was going on out in San Diago at the college. Huge drug business on campus. Keep your grades up enough not to get booted and mom and dad never know.
 
  • #475
Thanks! Yes--I laughed too when I read that!! It seemed a little 70's or something!

Cats late 50's early mid 60's that was a riot. The detectives interviews always amuse me. Especially if you understand court/interview speak. :)
Such lizards
 
  • #476
Thanks for saying that. His interview made my hinky meter act up.

I was floored by TonE's interview. Hhmmm. . . I thought . . . is he just really not very intelligent or . . . what?? It made me very uncomfortable also.
 
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  • #478
Just for the record, what are yellow jackets? It just sounds so old-school, like Quaaludes!

It's a pill, but I can't remember if it's a downer or an upper.
 
  • #479
Originally Posted by susiemc
I do not understand how it would be possible for her to assume payments on a house if she had no income. Do you think she was telling a "mistruth" about the house or that she possibly had some sort of employment that was not documented?

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Of course she was telling a mistruth.
 
  • #480
All living things decompose. The tests can differentiate the difference between human, animal or plant.

So far, the only differentiation I can find is between animal and plant.

Will wait to hear from Dr. Bass.

Isabelle,
Ray'sMom
 
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