JohnVaughanCauthen
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Last week a man I don't like was talking to me about needing unconditional love from his live-in girlfriend, and I thought to myself, "What a wimp." The idea that came into my head was exactly what you expressed, but I couldn't verbalize it. Yours was a perfect description for why there is no such thing as unconditional love, nor should there be.
No, I did not know a video showed on TV how Caylee introduced herself: before the woman on the plane told her story. That means knowing how Caylee introduced herself is not proof that the woman was telling the truth.
Other proof she is telling the truth would be: Was there a woman, a boy, and a little girl on that plane that day? If so, what was the woman's name, is she from North Carolina?
You couldn't go to North Carolina and ask her to show you Caylee because what she would have been doing is illegal. So if the witness' story is true, then Casey knows Caylee is alive but has no idea where she is, just like Casey insists. And as well, the investigators are only blaming Casey for everything that happened and are not helping, which is what Casey insists.
Since this is such an important detail, investigators have a burden to show proof there was no woman, boy, and little girl on that plane that day.
Trying to discredit the witness' memory, or believing she is trying to get attention is not proof.
No, I did not know a video showed on TV how Caylee introduced herself: before the woman on the plane told her story. That means knowing how Caylee introduced herself is not proof that the woman was telling the truth.
Other proof she is telling the truth would be: Was there a woman, a boy, and a little girl on that plane that day? If so, what was the woman's name, is she from North Carolina?
You couldn't go to North Carolina and ask her to show you Caylee because what she would have been doing is illegal. So if the witness' story is true, then Casey knows Caylee is alive but has no idea where she is, just like Casey insists. And as well, the investigators are only blaming Casey for everything that happened and are not helping, which is what Casey insists.
Since this is such an important detail, investigators have a burden to show proof there was no woman, boy, and little girl on that plane that day.
Trying to discredit the witness' memory, or believing she is trying to get attention is not proof.