New Video Interviews released from SA's office 11/21 #2

[SuziQ]

Cindy sure has her priorities straight, gotta have that laptop and camera back.

 

[SuziQ]

I am confused-who is the Jeff that wanted to have Casey move in with him?

That would be Jeff Hopkins from Universal, who really has had no contact with Casey in the past several years.

 

[MaedchenX]

I am confused-who is the Jeff that wanted to have Casey move in with him?

Invisa-dial a boyfriend Jeff Hopkins(?). Former Universal employee, father to young Zack, ex boyfriend of Zanny, potentially RM (per Cindy). Living breathing JH has no son, knows now Zanny, you know they drill... yadda yadda

 

[Meemom]

Lol, I about fell out of my chair when she was bragging about that then had to start backpeddling!

Love the FBI guy, though! Think he shot her a look when that crap came out of her mouth, and that's why she started the reverse-a-reno? She was sooooooo trying to flatter him, and him saying how he knows the OSCO guys and has faith & trust in them, etc. She must have been chewing her tongue off to keep from saying the wrong thing, especially after telling him how she's the type of person who carefully considers and thinks about what she's going to say before she speaks........I think she has now left this planet and is living in KC land in another dimension.....it's still all about her, how her family looks to others.....and was this before or after KC told child welfare that she (KC) was going to make a career in missing child advocacy? Cos CA says the same thing....ARGGGHHHHH!

 

[PurpleHaze]

So, he wanted to become her invisible husband I take it.

 

[SuziQ]

Ha! The agent asks Cindy if she would be willing to take a poly.

 

[MOMto5]

Ha! The agent asks Cindy if she would be willing to take a poly.

I missed that part! And please tell, what was her response?

 

[MaedchenX]

I think Cindy already rues the day she appealed to the FBI, but I suspect she will come to even more regret when she experiences the ramification of her lies and conduct. What did she expect? That the FBI was comprised of "yes" men who would go on her word rather than deduce the circumstances of this case for themselves? Honestly I think she did herself far more harm than she ever could have expected.

 

[momtective]

I missed that part! And please tell, what was her response?

She said "Absolutely!"

 

[Meemom]

I missed that part! And please tell, what was her response?

Just another of her lies.." Oh, yes, of course"

 

[debs]

Ok, I had to attend a very important meeting on Saturday between two state university football teams. I stopped after the first Cindy video. I frankly can't remember much of what she said, other than it was just sort of rambling blech. I just picked up on the second one, and here are things that struck me:

at 11:40:17--Cindy is guiding the FBI on what they have to do even if they don't want to. "Um, so I think a clue there as a seasonal...I know you guys don't want to look on at clues or whatever, you're not putting on a jigsaw puzzle piece together but sometimes that's just what we have to do when we're trying to figure things out." Okay, Mrs. Anthony. Thank you for your help on how investigators trained by the US Government should handle "clues" and cases.

11:41 is where it got interesting--"there is a lanyard that is missing" and Cindy then goes into detail as to what it looks like. She describes items in the bag. And then....

11:42--"Casey never had an opportunity to go into that garage. Because as soon as I brought her home I followed her into the house, my son stayed with her while I was dialing the police. And the police kept her ever since, she was never out of their sight. So she never had opportunity to go into that garage. And it was over...we have an ice chest over by our washer and dryer in the garage because we don't have a laundry room, our garage. And I had it over there, because I had the bag and the babydoll that was in the back seat, in the, in the car seat, that I had taken out trying to air out the stench that was, that was in the car."
Au contraire, Mrs. Anthony: Your son's testimony directly indicates that he took Casey into the garage. I don't know why you have such a detail about one little lanyard missing. What's the deal here? Perhaps Casey lost that when Caylee went missing and you are attempting to set groundwork to suggest that someone else stole it. Quite curious, when you and George go into detail. It has become a key to unlocking what's really happened. "Lanyard cover story delivered. Check!"

11:44--Cindy reaches out to Amy. "She was the first person I reached out to when we found the car and I knew....." and then changes her words in the next breath to discuss having left Casey a message regarding her whereabouts.
Mrs. Anthony: when you picked up that car, WHAT did you know?

11:46--Cindy "lets Amy in" on what's going on. "Amy, I don't know where Casey is and I'm not sure Caylee is with her."
Mrs. Anthony: Oh reaaaaaaaaaally. Interesting that you would question that BEFORE you retrieve your daughter, whose communications with you over the past month suggested that she had her daughter with her constantly. Why would you wonder after you got that car back?

11:49--Cindy says Amy was the one who suggested Cindy stand back because Casey might not open the door if she knew Cindy was outside.
Mrs. Anthony, there isn't a mother alive who hasn't used this trick at least once with a child. Don't blame Amy for your sneakiness. Your disingenuous remarks about not knowing what was going on smells as much as the car. Here's an opportunity to demonstrate your desperate attempt to get your child and grandchild back and clear up a mystery, and you pretend you didn't hang back to sneak attack Casey when the door was opened. So why lie here? Why put it down to Amy holding you back to clear the field? Oh wait. Because you know sneakiness looks bad. 'k.

Toward the last minute of this is Cindy discussing why she didn't plow through that door and search high and low for Caylee. "It was full of smoke." is what Cindy uses as her reasoning for knowing Caylee isn't there. But she already suspected that Caylee wasn't with Casey in her phone conversation with Amy?

What did they know before Cindy went on that search for Casey and why would she doubt Caylee was with her mother before she even found them, and why would she not go into an apartment she's just learned her daughter has been staying in for awhile to look for her grandchild?

I'm off to watch the 3rd one. Talk amongst yourselves.

ETA: Oh dear. I'm only into the 3rd one 1 minute, and already I'm going "huh???" Cindy is discussing having "the girls" in the car on the ride to Amy's house, and they "WERE JUST CHITCHATTING ABOUT OTHER THINGS AND TRYING TO GET CASEY TO TELL" Cindy "stuff".......uh. Chitchat? Stuff?

Lawsy.

 

[MOMto5]

She said "Absolutely!"

Lol, "absolutely", now why didn't I know that would be her response?

 

[okiedokietoo]

Ok, I had to attend a very important meeting on Saturday between two state university football teams. I stopped after the first Cindy video. I frankly can't remember much of what she said, other than it was just sort of rambling blech. I just picked up on the second one, and here are things that struck me:

I love it when you recap!!! Thanks

 

[SuziQ]

I missed that part! And please tell, what was her response?

She said ABSOLUTELY! J/K. She basically said she would.

The agent mentions that Lee had to leave, he had something to do. So there is an interview with Lee. I may regret saying this...but I want to see that.

 

[SuziQ]

She said "Absolutely!"

lol, you beat me to it....from day one....from day one....from day....I'm gonna hear that annoying voice saying that for days.

 

[MaedchenX]

She said ABSOLUTELY! J/K. She basically said she would.

The agent mentions that Lee had to leave, he had something to do. So there is an interview with Lee. I may regret saying this...but I want to see that.

Oh that should be good, really good. Curious that it has yet to be released. Although no more truthful or tactful than his mother, I think I can count on Lee for more lucidity.

 

[MaedchenX]

lol, you beat me to it....from day one....from day one....from day....I'm gonna hear that annoying voice saying that for days.

May I never hear the term spoken, nor see an actual red flag for the remainder of my days.

 

[SuziQ]

Deb, I nominate you to take one for the team, be in charge of listening to all the tapes and posting the highlights.

Turbo can translate the creepy A family body language.

 

[momtective]

Did anyone catch the Jeff=boyfriend comment. Cindy say's that in Casey's phone it says Jeff=boyfriend and the number Casey gave her for Juliette Lewis' mother was actually JP Chet's number. It seems to me that certain characters in her lies are actually people she knows and has given alias.
Zani=Xanax
Juliette Lewis's mother = JP Chet
Who could the other player/alias' be?
Who represents Raquel (Zani's roommate), Annabelle (Juliette Lewis' daughter). These were all characters in her Tampa lie. Who would they represent in reality during that same time frame? Listening to Cindy's account of the Tampa charade I believe there may be some clues to be gleaned from the conversations she had with Casey during these 10 days. Most of us conclude that Caylee died during this time frame June 16-June 27. Since she tells Cindy that the accident happened on the 23rd that could possibly be the day that Caylee died. Casey talks about Zani's injuries, could those have been Caylee's injuries? Concussion, broken ribs, punctured lung (not that she could have known that). Another thing I'm wondering is how did Casey keep all these lies straight in her head.

 

[ThoughtElf]

I am still on the last one (these are long!), and I have many thoughts and questions.

For now, my single comment is that I am gratified that CA herself has presented KC as being 'well adjusted'. To me, that might weigh in later if JB goes for an insanity defense. Seems to me as if FBI Guy also reiterated that.