TURBOTHINK
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I don't believe the premeditated murder theory. I don't think Casey actually had any motive to want to "get rid of" Caylee. All reports from friends/acquaintances/family indicate a normal, affectionate, caring relationship and decent care. And if Casey wanted to be "free to party" as the TV media have continually alleged, Casey could simply leave Caylee with her parents, she had no reason to "get rid of" her. For the same reasons, I don't think Casey would have had any reason to leave Caylee in a car while she partied or slept with a boyfriend or anything like that. For example, when Casey was staying at RM's with him, Caylee slept there also, she was not left in a car. If it came down to considering leaving Caylee in a car, I believe Casey would simply have dropped Caylee off at her parents' house before she would ever do that. That said, I think it's still a possibility that at times Casey and Caylee could actually have both stayed in the car, if friends' apartments were not available.
Casey had shared in the care of Caylee for 3 years while living at her parents' home, and no harm had come to Caylee during that time.
So what changed that could have led to the disappearance? When Casey moved out (most likely because her parents were pressuring her to do so), and took Caylee with her, both Casey and Caylee had to stay at friends' apartments because Casey didn't have the means to get a place of her own. Not only did both of those apartments (at least 2 apartments) have a few different people living in them, there were also those peoples' friends and acquaintances coming and going. When Casey was working for Tony at the club at night, or doing other work which hasn't been identified yet, or socializing, Casey didn't have money to pay a sitter, so she probably depended on various friends and acquaintances to watch Caylee. Due to Casey's age and lack of money and generally dependent and desperate circumstances, she may have been too trustful of someone. She may simply have the kind of personality that was too trustful or too disorganized in her thinking, and may therefore have become an easy target. I think the fact that Casey and Caylee were suddenly spending a lot of time at and staying at places with lots of people coming and going could be an important key to Caylee's disappearance. I hope the police have done forensics at the apartments involved and all the people's cars who stayed there or frequented those apartments, simply as a formality. Including the acquaintances of Casey's who did live at the Sawgrass apts.
I am still hoping that Casey had a friend take Caylee somewhere with them, or that a babysitter-acquaintance did take Caylee more or less in the way Casey described, or that someone Casey knows is holding Caylee for some other reason, for example, to keep her or Casey silent about another crime, and that Caylee is alive. I think Casey might have been trying to lead the police to the general location and crowd but without telling them the exact apartment number for fear of retribution of some kind. My opinion only. If someone in Caylee and Casey's life in the last weeks took advantage of Casey to get to Caylee, or took advantage of one of the young people who was watching Caylee, I fear Caylee could be deceased. Or it's possible that someone entrusted with the care of the child could have been intoxicated or had an anger problem and lost their temper with Caylee.
Or, an accident could have occurred during someone's watch, whether Casey's or a friend's. Again, my opinion only. Obviously most or all of these people are completely innocent, but all should be investigated, and forensics should definitely have been done in the apartments where Caylee had been, and people's cars, because it only takes one. Innocent people would be perfectly happy for this to be done. If the authorities did not do this and are not doing this, I am pretty shocked. Evidence could obviously disappear quickly.
From the statements given to police no one helped her with Caylee and most prefered not to have her around. This reads to me like Casey wanted Tony enough to get rid of Caylee when she was around him. They bluntly told her that apartment was not a place for Caylee and she had to make other arrangements. That I believe is the key here.
Her parents put her on the road - she had no where to go. I believe she had worn out her welcome with all her friends and they most likely were sleeping in the car. Caylee was crying and wanting her grandmother and Casey lost it. Pure and simple. The rest is just speculation how it was covered up, but she was smart enough to get some time between her and the event so LE had a cold trail on finding Caylee.