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George's EPass 7/14-7/26:
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Used labels (e.g. "Destination A") to make discussing further a bit easier.
Hope it helps.
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George's EPass 7/14-7/26:
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Used labels (e.g. "Destination A") to make discussing further a bit easier.
Hope it helps.
Great post. I totally agree with this. Early on, I expressed my thought that these folks got together, grieved in privacy for the Caylee they could never get back and then agreed (even without having to orally state their pact) that nothing would be gained by Casey going to jail so their later statements and actions are with one goal in mind: keep Casey out of prison for life. Does it seem odd that Cindy and even George are teary-eyed as they talk about how they think Caylee is alive? No. Their tears are for the granddaughter they know they lost and maybe even tears for having to carry on this charade in order to keep their daughter out of prison. The whole thing is making them emotional (understandably) but they are definitely carrying on with their efforts to keep Casey out of jail and I'm not surprised their efforts are draining and emotional.
The Beeline runs west to east. It goes to Cocoa, Merritt Island from Orlando.
Many times people jump on the Beeline (which is now called the beachline) rather than sitting in traffic. This should help...........Boggy Creek runs from 417 to the Bee Line. BTW - the Beeline is HWY 528 on this map.
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This is July 16th, the day after retrieving the car from the impound yard and Cindy tracking down Casey and bringing her home (evening of July 15th).
There's 5 hours between Casey getting home at 7:00am and leaving again with the detectives at noon. I think that sometime during that 5-hour time frame, Casey revealed more to her parents and Lee than they've told publicly.
Two days later, on July 18th, George and Cindy had their first interview with a local news media. In that interview, there were no grieving grandparents pleading for their granddaughter's safe return from her kidnapper. Instead, George and Cindy laid the groundwork for Casey's defense, with lengthy descriptions of Casey using a shovel to clear bamboo shoots, how they kept the shed locked and pool ladder away from the pool when not in use. None of this meant anything to readers at that time, but later, when we learned Casey borrowed a shovel, and we learned about the shed break-in, and the possibility that Caylee drowned, it all came together.
Sometime between Cindy yelling, "It smells like a dead body in the @%$# car" on July 15th, and that interview on July 18th, George, Cindy, and Lee, did a major course change in direction. They went from not knowing what happened to a circle the wagons cover-up. I think they know more, and it may be a case of George knowing more than Cindy and Lee.
If this is true, why would GA say the things he said during his interrogation on July 30? Why would he say things like "I know my daughter is probably going to go away for a long time".. and "I know that smell.. it's distinguishable from a pizza"....
George wasn't standing off looking into nothingness until right before the last TES search. At the time, he was being told he couldn't set up his board or tents at certain local businesses because of the drama that it drew.
But if you have an epass why not just go the quickest way home? Especially when your daughter has just been put in jail,And your grandaughter is missing? I wouldn't think that we want to be taking the "long" way home. Do you not have an epass?
Great post. I totally agree with this. Early on, I expressed my thought that these folks got together, grieved in privacy for the Caylee they could never get back and then agreed (even without having to orally state their pact) that nothing would be gained by Casey going to jail so their later statements and actions are with one goal in mind: keep Casey out of prison for life. Does it seem odd that Cindy and even George are teary-eyed as they talk about how they think Caylee is alive? No. Their tears are for the granddaughter they know they lost and maybe even tears for having to carry on this charade in order to keep their daughter out of prison. The whole thing is making them emotional (understandably) but they are definitely carrying on with their efforts to keep Casey out of jail and I'm not surprised their efforts are draining and emotional.
FWIW
If I go to Google Maps and ask for directions from the Anthony's to Baez's Kissimmee office, it has me exit the greenway at Boggy Creek. about 30 minutes each way. Baez is about 15 minutes off the exit.
When did they start meeting with him?
So they don't "ticket" people for changing them out?
It would be easier to go Sand Lake from their house.
Turbo-you know the orlando area right?
I am wracking my brain for the Boggy Creek connections. TES and LE are interested. Ga swings by the area. Can't remember what day or where GA was spotted staring off into a field. But I'm pretty sure it was where TES was last going to search. Was that Boggy Creek? And I might be just really tired, but I could swear that the car switcharoo happened under the overpass at Boggy Creek. Also, Baez wanted to secret field trips with Casey. Maybe Casey has been sending "clues" out to her peeps about Boggy Creek and they want to take her there. Unfortunately, she was probably yanking their chain.
From what I gather, Boggy is a very dark road. I just can't see ole GA out there in this area this late. On the 27th he is in this area at 12ish.
Yes, TES did search one area of Boggy Creek quite extensively, as DH was on one of the teams that searched. Also adding something I am personally aware of regarding this area: there are a couple of clandestine areas in the Boggy Creek area that are abandoned, that anyone local knows they are abandoned: the old Boggy Creek Golf Course, and an old military housing unit that is no longer used. Hmmmmmm.....imagine how easy it would be to drive a small Pontiac straight down an old golf cart path, to a back wooded area of the old Boggy Creek golf course. And, lots of "spotty" bodies of water throughout that golf course also. I've played at that golf course (about 5 yrs. ago).
Is Boggy Creek Road a business, residential, commercial, shopping area? What is it like?
Is this where the 2 guys saw the lady with the shovel and the man pretending to fish? That area looked pretty gooey to me.
Is this the area where the woman saw what she thought was her friend's car and a young woman jogging nearby? (she descrived it as an unusual place to see someone out for a run, IIRC)