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Seizures can result from such a wide variety of things, even something as simple as video games. There could be any number of explanations IMO.
I am still not clear on that point. I believe they can keep things out of the public eye and only privy to themselves, but not certain exactly how it works until trial.
Agreed. I'm just wondering why CA didn't at some point have a paranoia moment. She's babbling incessantly for hours with the agents occasionally saying, uh huh, and she doesn't wonder why? Why aren't they asking questions?
Yeah, she did say "you probably think I'm nuts" but then just went back to rambling.
Overall I was surprised to see just how socially clueless she really is. I know she's unbalanced but she did function at a job, kept a household together, etc. and yet I can't imagine how she did it. Oh well, just rhetorical...
According to Cindy, there are red flags and clues surrounding everyone and everything. Well, everyone except Casey. Casey is the perfect mother and the model citizen so there is obviously no need to continue in that direction. Cindy does not want to speculate, but she can connect all the names of Casey's friends (both real and make believe) to this crime.
The irony is that the entire illogical interview with Cindy speaking to the FBI about all these "red flags" is a "red flag" in itself.
I have a question regarding CA's interview, maybe someone can shed some light on it for me? CA talks about the strain in the relationship between KC & LA with GA because of GA's lies to CA about losing the money a few years back - is it me or does that seem out of proportion to anybody else? LA & CA were both over 18 at the time. (GA isn't legally bound to support them any longer) I can/could understand them having "some" feelings toward GA about this but to this degree and still carrying these feelings toward GA? I don't understand how it was a direct violation toward either one of them (LA & KC) It seems to me that they are more upset by what GA did (at least still to this day) then CA...anyone?
According to Cindy, there are red flags and clues surrounding everyone and everything. Well, everyone except Casey. Casey is the perfect mother and the model citizen so there is obviously no need to continue in that direction. Cindy does not want to speculate, but she can connect all the names of Casey's friends (both real and make believe) to this crime.
The irony is that the entire illogical interview with Cindy speaking to the FBI about all these "red flags" is a "red flag" in itself.
IMO No one in that house respected George. He was a doormat and a liar. He strikes me as rather pitiful and pathetic. How after smelling that car and driving it back home...he went to work, his granddaughter is missing...I will NEVER understand. He's either dumb as a stick, and the e-mail scam supports that, involved in the crime/cover-up, or a huge wuss and does whatever CA tells him to.
do we need an unoffical poll?
I've been getting the feeling that KC has been the victim of sexual abuse. Her behaviors are consistent with this theory. Maybe she snapped because she caught this abuser doing the same to Caylee....
I'm thinking that this will be the defense's claim. that KC gave Caylee away and will not reveal her whereabouts to protect her from this abuse...
I've been getting the feeling that KC has been the victim of sexual abuse. Her behaviors are consistent with this theory. Maybe she snapped because she caught this abuser doing the same to Caylee....
I'm thinking that this will be the defense's claim. that KC gave Caylee away and will not reveal her whereabouts to protect her from this abuse...
But there's evidence of a DEAD Caylee so how will this possibly work? Unless the plan will be to try to blame the abuser for her DEATH & even that would be a hard sell IMHO.
I know we have psychologists here on WS, and I'd so like them to give us some psychological insight into Cindy's personality and behavior.
Actually, I have two reasons for wanting that evaluation -- My own mother was a Cindy, there's no question about that. I loved her, but she was so overpowering and dominating, that even when I knew I was right, I doubted myself. In later years, I ended up consulting a therapist about my angry confusion over things she'd said and done.
He was a great guy and witty, too. After three visits, he stopped me and said "I don't need to hear any more. She's narcissistic, and from the time you were born, she's deliberately made you doubt your own judgment and rely on hers. It did not matter to her that what she was doing to you was damaging and wrong. She needed to be in control."
Then he stood up and said, "With a mother like that, it's amazing you've turned out as you have. No charge for this visit."
Anway, I've noticed there are quite a few of us here who recognize Cindy in our own mothers. We actually know how shamelessly she will recreate reality to suit her own goals. I bet there are many of us who would like to understand what she's all about, psychologically.
If I'm wrong, just disregard this post.![]()