Cindy's Coworkers @ Gentiva

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  • #221
Their mailbox is to the right of the front door, right next to the house numbers. Even if they go through the garage on a daily basis, they would still OPEN THE FRONT DOOR TO GET THEIR MAIL.

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p.s., that is Mallory in the picture.

Too funny, I never questioned that, why they didn't get it sooner, or where the mailbox was. :)
 
  • #222
And then once CA gets the nerve to finally call/text Casey to call home or come home immediately she gets IGNORED (hence the call that then went out to Amy to help find Casey). I think CA should have known from the "get go" that there was a major problem. How many outsiders had to tell her there was a problem before she got a clue--her mother, her brother, her co-workers, et al?

She did. In fact IIRC that she texted KC a message that said just that! "Major prob" or something to that effect. This was much discussed in the text thread.

MOO
 
  • #223
Just a question - do you live in Florida? rural or urban setting? I would think IF you are in a fairly rural area that the mailman would leave it on the door ...... if you don't get a notice of a registered letter and have resulting actions taken against you for not responding to the sender then the post office is asked - where did you leave the notice and if that mailman says "I left it on the door" - well then he's in trouble as everything he delivers MUST be put in the mailbox - which is why its a crime for solicitors to put flyers in mailboxes - you can't just go into anyone's mailbox. Sorry, just thinking out loud here.

I did live in FL for over 20 years and my mailman always left my notices in the mailbox which was on the curb. Same thing here in TN. When I called the Postmaster he said the rules are the same for every state since it's Federal. Seems some mailmen make their own rules.
 
  • #224
Agreed. I was just trying to point out that co-workers can sometime fabricate a story. Do I think she should have went home? YES, however I was simply explaining that we didn't know the circumstances at her work place.

I do because I used to work for Gentiva several years ago. They are a Home Health Agency, not critical care, and Cindy had a desk job, like a Case Manager or dealing with Insurance agencies. That's not the type of job that keeps you there and you can't get away from, like you suggested in your previous post. Also, Gentiva is a well-respected, highly reputable agency, I totally believe her co-workers. I had nothing but a good experience working for them!
 
  • #225
Not sure why you are so irritated with my opinion. You can have your own opinion and I can have mine. It's great that you would know what exacty to do. I hope and pray I am never in the position to know.
I also know that I would call 911 immediately. Most people with a consciensce have been raised that that is the proper thing to do...:bang:
 
  • #226
I did live in FL for over 20 years and my mailman always left my notices in the mailbox which was on the curb. Same thing here in TN. When I called the Postmaster he said the rules are the same for every state since it's Federal. Seems some mailmen make their own rules.

And if you have a package that doesn't fit in the box do you have to go and pick it up at the distribution center if you miss him, or does he leave that on your doorstep.
 
  • #227
backtracking for a second here...

when I read all of these docs yesterday, it was pretty huge to me that all these coworkers gave such similar accounts. However, at that time I was so excited to read everything, I’d failed to notice these interviews took place in November (thanks everyone who pointed that out!). I’m not trying to beat a dead horse, but that is an important factor to take into account. As Who What When suggests – these (most likely) very gossipy co-workers have had adequate chance to compare stories, read all the blogs, watch the news, etc. Most of us spend hours a day gossiping about (or, more officially, “discussing”) this case. Can you imagine if any of us worked with Cindy?? I’d NEVER get anything else done J

this, combined with the fact that these docs are Yuri’s summaries of what he considers to be important details, and not actual transcripts of the interviews, makes me want to stress how much they need to be taken with a grain of salt.

I’m not saying they have no validity (and I think the fact that Cindy went back to work and had to be coerced to leave after finding the car is a HUGE detail…), but I do think these interviews should be viewed more as a collective ‘office impression’ and not individual accounts that support one another.

I can just picture how these interviews went…

“Oh yeah, I always noticed how stressed Cindy was about the baby. I totally suggested she do something about it.”
“Yeah, it was so obvious to all of us that Casey was pregnant. I can’t believe Cindy didn’t pick up on that!!”
“We always thought all her stories were strange. It’s so hard to believe Cindy fell for all of Casey’s lies…”


Again, I think there is some good info to be gleaned from these conversations, but I’m just looking at them through the eyes of someone quite familiar with both groupthink tendencies and typical water cooler behavior J

It kind of reminds me of how coworkers will distance themselves from a colleague after they get fired. “I always though Sally did a bad job.” “Plus, we all thought she was kind of weird.” “Yeah, did you ever notice how she’d take the last cup of coffee and not make more?” “She was SO obnoxious!!” etc. :)


Just my two cents…

However... in November, when their separate statements were taken, Caylee had not been discovered yet, so no need to corroborate stories if that's what you're suggesting.
 
  • #228
I did live in FL for over 20 years and my mailman always left my notices in the mailbox which was on the curb. Same thing here in TN. When I called the Postmaster he said the rules are the same for every state since it's Federal. Seems some mailmen make their own rules.

I am not trying to beat a dead horse, but when I received the notices stuck to my door, they weren't taped or anything, the paper itself was sticky, like a it came from sticky note pad, but a specially made one with all the info printed on for the registered letter. I doubt my mailman had special pads made up. My girlfriend's husband is a mailman, I'm curious now, so I'm going to ask her to ask him about this.
 
  • #229
She did. In fact IIRC that she texted KC a message that said just that! "Major prob" or something to that effect. This was much discussed in the text thread.

MOO
Yes! We shouldn't forget that text.

OT: HLN are going to do a segment on Cindy: What she knew and when she knew it!!
 
  • #230
I have gotten the notice on my door. All my regular mail goes in the box but since they need my signature he walks up to the door and when there is no answer they leave the little slip on the door.

Yes, and that is how my postman does also in Orlando. Since he has to come to the door, he puts a sticky on the door. I've never had one in my mailbox.
 
  • #231
Thank you. It's SO hard to prove someone is an unfit mother. Whether it's your daughter or ex-wife, forget about it. If Casey was not willing to sign over her parental rights, and believe me she wouldn't give up that bargaining chip for anything, then a lot of money would have been spent on attorneys for nothing.

I'm sure the A's were informed of this.

I also agree with posters that they wanted to be Grandparents and not parents. They wanted Casey to grow up and be the mom.

If CA really wanted custody, she could have pressed charges for KC using GP bank account . It would be a lot easier to get emergency custody with KC behind bars.
 
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If CA really wanted custody, she could have pressed charges for KC using GP bank account . It would be a lot easier to get emergency custody with KC behind bars.

A check charge probably wouldn't have put her behind bars as her only charge, and if it did what did we see her bond out on for the multiple economic charges, $300? Wouldn't have made a difference.
 
  • #235
HLN on right now, co workers DO NOT portray kc as a 'perfect little angel' like ca said.

CA told co-workers about smell was dead body in car......
Mike Brooks telling story that supervisor said 'go home and call cops'
Mike Eiglarsh said both parents talked to Yuri about kc had something to do with Caylee's disappearence and that kc was lying..........
guilt by Brian Russell.........and denial from day 1
now talking about no funeral
showing a video of kc at target with the stolen stuff
ca talking about rotting pizza and Mike Brooks says NO PIZZA
Mark Eiglarsh says that no one can use CA as a witness so many lies no one will believe her????
 
  • #236
now talking about pregnant kc and ca acting like kc is not pregnant.........
family dynamics is all screwed up
self centered people use their children for their pleasure, not the child is first like normal people (my doll theory) IMO
 
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If CA really wanted custody, she could have pressed charges for KC using GP bank account . It would be a lot easier to get emergency custody with KC behind bars.

Cindy can't press charges on that, that would be up to SP (Cindy's Mom),
& I think w/her age & Pops health, Cindy would not want to involve them.
 
  • #239
money and care of Caylee is what the family fought about

putting baby asleep with medication.........
neck breaking shovels..........

IMO. why would anyone look up shovels????
 
  • #240
question...blanket match bedding in bed as a matching set............
mike brooks says LE not telling everything yet,little pieces pointing to
her
we may NEVER KNOW the real HOW, WHEN and WHY............
 
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