zadari
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nah i dont think so he is much younger lookingIsnt that Vince, the Shamwow guy?
nah i dont think so he is much younger lookingIsnt that Vince, the Shamwow guy?
Then add in that Cindy washes the clothes Casey was wearing too
I just don't think she ever had the blackjack. I'm sure LE has been able to determine whether she purchased one or not. She said she only had it for a week and a half.
You are correct in what your answering. And I
Lee also finds this strange and asks her what you said above...if you lost that phone how do you have the sim card? Plus it is more common for people to have 2 sim cards/2 phone numbers but one cell phone. If she was using two different sim cards it will be very difficult to track her movements down or whom she called with that phone.
Would love to know if she went to a map site to see how to get there.
I just don't think she ever had the blackjack. I'm sure LE has been able to determine whether she purchased one or not. She said she only had it for a week and a half.
Casey has been arrested, for other crimes. She's in jail and not getting out. There is no rush to hastily charge her for more crimes at the moment. It's better to have all it i's dotted and t's crossed than to rush into a murder charge. Which BTW, a good DA would not allow. And I would bet that if there is a possibility that this is a death penalty case, it will go before a grand jury before and indictment is handed down. That's standard operating procedure these days. A grand jury can take 6 months or longer. There are cases that I know of where the grand jury has been seated for years.
DNA tests are not a quick thing. I seriously don't understand where people get that idea. You have prelim results, then more testing on those results, than more testing on those. Mark F's comment the other day about testing in this case was very enlightening. IIRC, He said if the prelims in this case came back with nothing, then the state wouldn't bother doing the more in-depth expensive tests that is now being conducted.
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I don't feel that it would be that difficult because lets just say that there was another simm card:
That card was purchased by someone and belongs to that number. In my experience when you buy a simm card you have to produce identification usually social security # and picture ID to do so. You cannot do it anonomously . So if casey bought the simm card then it will be traced back to her. If she bought it and used someone elses identification and information (which is not beyond her) LE will be able to investigate that also and figure out who it belongs too (stolen identitity, friend whatever)
even if she stole if from somebody, I do believe they will figure that out also. Most likely one of the easiest investigative things for them to do.
IMHO
A ZG said her office was burglarized discovered Jun 10th, don't know what LE has on those prints, computer taken, her name on the door. Don't know if this ties in for the name of the nanny.Is there a web site in Orlando where apt searches can look for info on apts in the area?
There are sites in my area on which people blog and ask questions about housing and etc.. Very often out of towners pose questions and the locals tell them about rentals and locations to look for in our town.
I am just thinking that if Casey who was looking at housing got on a site like that, ZG might have mentioned on that site where she had been looking? OK. Not likely, but Casey had a lot of time on internet and might have run across something about ZG and her search for apartments.
I feel like I defend these folks a lot saw an interview with her today she said that she washed the pants around 3ish and the 911 call wasn't until much later said she offered the pants that night told LE she had washed them they didn't want them that night
Thank you for the info. Forgive my ignorance but being European I wouldn't know. Where I live you can buy pre-paid sim cards without any identification. In the case she used a fake identification to buy a second sim card it will be very difficult to find WHAT NUMBER THAT WAS because Casey only would know the number. Unless she used it to contact her friends. I am sure right now police are looking into that as well. Asking all friends and acquaintances in what numbers they were contacting Casey.
I know what she said but look at the big picture .
The car gets towed
Smells like a dead body
Can't find their graddaughter
and she's washing these clothes ???
It doesn't add up IMO
GAME: i don't think that it would be that difficult. If there is a second simm and thats a big IF, then that simm has GOT to belong to someone and they will be able to investigate that and tie it back to her somehow in some way. In the US you cannot buy a simm without proper indentification......stolen id or not. the phone number will be in SOMEONES name.
I feel like I defend these folks a lot saw an interview with her today she said that she washed the pants around 3ish and the 911 call wasn't until much later said she offered the pants that night told LE she had washed them they didn't want them that night
But you can buy disposable phones and no contract phones.
Casey has been arrested, for other crimes. She's in jail and not getting out. There is no rush to hastily charge her for more crimes at the moment. It's better to have all it i's dotted and t's crossed than to rush into a murder charge. Which BTW, a good DA would not allow. And I would bet that if there is a possibility that this is a death penalty case, it will go before a grand jury before and indictment is handed down. That's standard operating procedure these days. A grand jury can take 6 months or longer. There are cases that I know of where the grand jury has been seated for years.
DNA tests are not a quick thing. I seriously don't understand where people get that idea. You have prelim results, then more testing on those results, than more testing on those. Mark F's comment the other day about testing in this case was very enlightening. IIRC, He said if the prelims in this case came back with nothing, then the state wouldn't bother doing the more in-depth expensive tests that is now being conducted.