Hello WS
Along with others I am interested in information re: George's depo. I did see the BC interview thanks to WSers posting it on WS. Thanks.
I have played with the idea that my intuition tells me that some people do not feel things as deeply as others. I think I think that is true.
I feel I have experienced being with people that should be more upset about what is going on...but I find that some people enjoy the drama more than they are distraught at the event.
Oh, they are distraught but more excited at the energy, attention, excitement: as they may see it. They love to "act" very distraught with huge gestures of emotion, tell everyone how upset they are, these are people who, to me...seem to thrive on the tragedy.
They are just not advanced souls. They are very inward focused, and so even when their granddaughter is murdered they do not see it from Her point of view: everything is from their point of view only. Truly. I do not think they are capable of putting themselves in someone else's shoes.
"The mark of true intelligence is being able to hold two opposing ideas in your mind at one time and still retain the ability to function" -F. Scott Fitzgerald
Another WSer has this quote on their posts: sorry I do not remember who but you all probably know and will see that it is them, of course. And, I think I remembered the quote almost right, good enough to get my drift. It does not mean you agree with both points of view: we always have our personal feelings but as WSers I am sure many here pride themselves at being able to look at both and all sides of things, people, events, ideas, beliefs, etc.
That is why sometimes I think it feels like "strangers" cared more for Caylee than her family, and care more about what happened to her because we see this whole thing from her point of view. Maybe her family is too close to want or be able to do this? Maybe it is protection because it would be too horrible? Sure.
But, I still think there are some people who do not feel things as deeply(about others, they feel deeply about themselves). But, they really do not even feel deeply about themselves, because of the way they can change with the wind as they do...
This is what I think of when I see George. When I saw the video of him today outside the depo..."there are good days and bad days..." la, la, la...(see everything I wrote above) and I add in and agree with posters who brought up GA's line: "We are part of an elite group" as being telling also.
Plus: I know you have all brought this up before, but I am just understanding that while Casey was out on bond, the Anthony home was awakened by a visit by LE? A gun was found in the tire well of GA's car.
I will go look for the thread but if someone gets it quicker that's always nice. :blowkiss:
Do we know how LE knew the gun was there?
...jmo...