It's usually inaccurate if you come up with a theory based on all the possibilities for who the father is; so in your imagination you dig up the most insidious scenario without any supporting facts besides the idea that "it could have happened that way".
That kind of reasoning isn't productive in finding the truth.
The strongest interpersonal dynamic was that Casey truly loved Jesse, and Jesse didn't want Caylee even if she was his child. They argued over it for two years, with Casey vehemently opposing him for wanting Caylee to disappear from their relationship.
That is the strongest real motive I have found so far. And Casey consistently wanted to keep Caylee.
Quote: "LE did not ignore her - they did try and validate her story - the woman
herself is saying they didn't investigate but they interviewed her
I think more than once - she just didn't get the attention she obviously
wanted regardless of what she claims."
Don't interview the woman who told the story, find the woman from North Carolina. An easier way to see if the story is real is to ask the Anthony family if Caylee usually introduced herself as Cayleemarieantiny, all one word. The woman who told the story could not know that. She only reported what she heard.
And it was Jesse who wanted Caylee to disappear. I didn't know that until I learned it from TV on Saturday, a repeat of an earlier show...
You're kidding. Those tips turned out to be ridiculous. Even Cindy agreed the Airport one (Wanda) was BS. And, even Cindy said in the interview Jesse wanted to be a father to Caylee and cared for her. Add to that all the supporting information about Jesse - and for you to still go there is flat out odd and suspect to me.
It sounds you have had a hell of a time *hugs*. Personality disorders are so sad for the silent victims- the children who are born to mothers "suffering" from them.
On Nancy Grace it was very clearly reported that Jesse didn't want Caylee.
They might even look for cases like this to exploit. That is why my suspicion is raised when I hear that Jesse wanted to get rid of Caylee and that he had a brother who was connected with the missing children department of the police.
The brother could have talked, and people higher up heard it and realized they could make his problem go away and use this to create another national spectacle to further their aims for stricter laws over parents they consider bad parents. This case was perfect to further their purposes.
It's sort of like using 911 to take away our rights as Americans.
They could have done things like plant a decomposition odor in the car, but why couldn't they find any DNA? They can now get DNA from contact with a surface, but there was no DNA. They could plant very pure chloroform giving it an Agatha Christie flair, and hire super body guards, find the right nanny who replaced the regular nanny and then the nanny is able to completely disappear from the picture. Casey referred to the nanny in phone conversations ("I am playing phone tag with Zani") whom the authorities say doesn't exist. Was Casey so delusional that she talked about someone who didn't exist when arranging dates?
You can't call Casey that delusional, but you can say the authorities did things just like that in the JonBenet case.
Here's my psychological profile/theory on Casey....
Maybe she's just plain Bat-sh*t crazy and an a-hole.
That was reported on Nancy Grace on Saturday. He and Casey had a two-year argument. He didn't want Caylee and she did.
He tried to want Caylee after she was born. Yet, by that time he had DNA to say Caylee wasn't his child. He did want Casey, and he spent two years trying to take care of and love Caylee, so that he could have Casey for reasons that are obvious, but he wanted Caylee to go away.
Here's my psychological profile/theory on Casey....
Maybe she's just plain Bat-sh*t crazy and an a-hole.
Wow, wouldn't I love to know that. I get sick of seeing all the parents constantly in competition with each other about whose child does what better. As the Buddha said, "Ego, this gigantic devil, has caused troubles for many lifetimes. Remember this great enemy; exterminate it quickly." If you want to listen to someone cut to the quick on this issue listen to the audio "Wake Up to Life" by Fr. Anthony De Mello. Ego has caused a lot of pain and you need not look past Casey's behavior to see that.I'm with ya!!
IMO the "Y-generation-20-something-it's-all-about-me-everyones-a-celebrity" culture has a lot to do with the fact that they have always been made to feel they are so much more special then everyone else. If a kid can throw a ball, his mom tells him he will pitch for the major leauges. If she is in honors classes she is told her whole life that she is a genius.
She's on the Honor roll (she's so smart!), modeling classes (so beautiful!), softball (sports minded!), cheerleading (beautiful AND sports minded!) and she got accepted into that school we told you about- she is going to be a lawyer! plus wow, look at this picture she painted today- isn't she amaaazing?" *puuurr*.
That's so damaging to children because what happens when she fails at one of those things- who's she gonna be then? Those are the only things her own parents refer to her as!
Why do people do that to their kids?!
Woa I sign off for a few hours and return to find this thread's taken a rather dark turn. To OneLost: you are brave to be so transparent and as sad as some of it makes me I deeply appreciate insights you shared. It saddens me first to know you and your child have been on such a tough journey but what matters now is the wisdom you've gained--many are incapable of learning from their own mistakes, much less from others--so they, and their children, are doomed to repeat them. Second, I'm saddened to realize many well-intentioned parents, ironically in what would seem their efforts to presumably build their child's self-esteem are actually setting their children up for such feelings of failure (to some extent I may be inadvertently guilty of this very thing, so thanks for enlightening me). I'm saddened though too at the wild accusations flying around, frankly some people are tripping. Sad that, before knowing the facts, so many seem anxious to assume Casey intentionally murdered her child (I see evidence to the contrary). Also I wanted to suggest that when Casey insists during interview that, "if she had wanted to be free of Caylee, she would've just left and given custody to CA," my instincts tell me we all operate on more than one level, and that some in particular prefer or opt to do things in a passive aggressive manner. Again I don't believe she consciouslymeant harm to Caylee. When she and CA argued on Father's Day though technically Casey is refusing to leave Caylee there, pretending (mostly to herself) that she was prepared to provide another home for Caylee, insisting that SHE will maintain guardianship. But those are just legalities. If subconsciously she resented Caylee (and her remarks seem to indicate she was) in some passive way by neglecting to keep her child safe, in reality this isn't what she was ultimately doing.
Tx Some (if not most or even all) of the hooker/escort websearches could conceivably have been (and reportedly were) GA's.
Manny FYI re seizures I only had one or two grand mal seizures in my late teens (much later as an adult I developed TLE) but my mother was never aware (since these were associated with drug use). Not sure about CA, but there's interestingly an association between temporal lobe epilepsy and bipolar disorder which could possibly explain some of manic behaviors (shopping, spending, stealing, sexing) her daughter was exhibiting.
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