justbeachy
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"That I have no clue where my daughter is?" Casey Anthony said. "Yes, that is the truth. That is the absolute truth."
Casey has said this and similar responses several times. I think she answered similarly when she was being questioned at Universal. I have always had this nagging feeling that she was telling the truth here. Almost like a child who technically answers the question truthfully but in reality is lying. They only answer the literal, specific question being asked of them.
And if that is true, that she doesn't know where Caylee is NOW, why doesn't she know? What are the options for that?
I suppose someone else could have moved her. "Disposed" of the body for Casey and Casey truly doesn't know where (plausible deniability and she might even pass a lie detector on that question).
And, another option is a possibility. I can barely bring myself to type these words, but one of my greatest fears is that she put Caylee in an alligator-infested area knowing that there would be nothing left for anyone to find. On one hand, that's a gamble...what if someone found the body before a gator did? On the other hand, it's almost a sure-fire way to dispose of a body. I have a similar fear about Trenton Duckett.
Any other ideas of why she wouldn't know where Caylee is right NOW? Aside from the ludicrous babysitter/kidnapping story, I mean.
Casey has said this and similar responses several times. I think she answered similarly when she was being questioned at Universal. I have always had this nagging feeling that she was telling the truth here. Almost like a child who technically answers the question truthfully but in reality is lying. They only answer the literal, specific question being asked of them.
And if that is true, that she doesn't know where Caylee is NOW, why doesn't she know? What are the options for that?
I suppose someone else could have moved her. "Disposed" of the body for Casey and Casey truly doesn't know where (plausible deniability and she might even pass a lie detector on that question).
And, another option is a possibility. I can barely bring myself to type these words, but one of my greatest fears is that she put Caylee in an alligator-infested area knowing that there would be nothing left for anyone to find. On one hand, that's a gamble...what if someone found the body before a gator did? On the other hand, it's almost a sure-fire way to dispose of a body. I have a similar fear about Trenton Duckett.
Any other ideas of why she wouldn't know where Caylee is right NOW? Aside from the ludicrous babysitter/kidnapping story, I mean.