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An interview with a police detective who searched Casey's car said the car had the unmistakable stench of human decomposition...believe me, that smell is something you never forget.
Yep, it's official: the whole damn family is crazy.
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"We can confide in each other on a level that we don't feel obligated to share with anybody else," Lee Anthony said, leaning forward in the witness stand. "We can tell each other things that we wouldn't feel comfortable telling even the rest of the family."
Do they speak a secret language that only family members understand? Why is everyone in this family hintong that she'll tell them but won't tell the police?
Mellich said hairs of the same length and color of the 2-year-old were found in the trunk, and they've been sent to a forensic lab for DNA testing.
I wonder what reason her grandmother is going to give for her daughter placing the child in the trunk..maybe she forgot the car seat and wanted to make sure she was safe.
I can not believe that she has not reported her daughter missing, I have a two year old at home never in my life would I ever let me child out of my site, I feel for the grand parents of the little girl. I hope and Pray that that little girl is found safe and alive. I just want to know why would you ever think of putting such a innocent life in that type of Danger. Hopefully Caylee is found alive and safe.
No kidding.
When my son was 15 (last year), I called the police when he didn't show up after school when it was time for him to be home. He'd been riding the bus (city bus) for about a month and knew the way and the route and all.. but he fell asleep on the way home, woke up, and had no idea where he was. Embarrassed, he didn't ask the bus driver. He just rode the route ALL the way to the end, then came back to school and started over again. Why didn't he call me???? I don't know. He won't ever NOT call again though, that's for sure. He has a cell phone now too..
Anyway, point is I called the cops around 6 when he should have been home by 4:30, and I was absolutely out of my MIND with worry. It makes tears well up again just thinking about it. The police came about 5 minutes after he came and they laid into him about scaring his mom to death. He and I both ended up crying and he was so sorry for making me worry... I am just thankful the police didn't try and turn it into a "teenager thing" and they took me seriously when I explained to them that he was NOT the type to just not come home or rebel and run off.
I cannot imagine not reporting my kid missing for DAYS or WEEKS!
I know that this isn't funny but that cracked me up. I think the whole family is crazy and they all know where that child is. When they finally come clean I hope they make the pay for all the manpower and tax payers money they wasted looking for a child that's not really missing
I have to say it cracked me up too. I've been watching the Grandma in all her interviews and she is definitely OFF and definitely hiding something herself. And you know, the apple doesn't fall far from the tree... it makes sense that the mother is psychologically unbalanced if the grandmother is as well, which I firmly believe.
My mother would be incoherent, but not in this weird attempt to be vague, but because of her SOBBING if she didn't know where my boys were!!
When my son was 15 (last year), I called the police when he didn't show up after school when it was time for him to be home. He'd been riding the bus (city bus) for about a month and knew the way and the route and all.. but he fell asleep on the way home, woke up, and had no idea where he was. Embarrassed, he didn't ask the bus driver. He just rode the route ALL the way to the end, then came back to school and started over again. Why didn't he call me???? I don't know. He won't ever NOT call again though, that's for sure. He has a cell phone now too..
Anyway, point is I called the cops around 6 when he should have been home by 4:30, and I was absolutely out of my MIND with worry. It makes tears well up again just thinking about it. The police came about 5 minutes after he came and they laid into him about scaring his mom to death. He and I both ended up crying and he was so sorry for making me worry... I am just thankful the police didn't try and turn it into a "teenager thing" and they took me seriously when I explained to them that he was NOT the type to just not come home or rebel and run off.
I cannot imagine not reporting my kid missing for DAYS or WEEKS!
What a frightening story. I am so glad everything worked out for the best for you and your son.
I cannot imagine not reporting my kid missing for DAYS or WEEKS!
I know what you mean. My two year old has a habit of trying to go home with his friends from daycare and hes very sneaky about it; he'll stand right next to the door and when it opens try to run out (they have another door so he can't get out of the building but it scares me to death) So one day I go pick him up and the lady tells me he's not there.
Knowing I dropped him off, I go to his classroom and look for him and he's not there. So I'm thinking someone has randomly come and this daycare and snatched my child. I'm going ballisitic, when his teacher comes and tells me my mom picked him up early this morning.
I'd totally forgotten that he had a doctor's appointment and she was taking him - when I thought he was missing everything flew out of my mind except "I want my kid" so this story makes no sense to me at all.
There's too many odd things - if Casey was living at home, how could her parents not know she wasn't working? Was she getting up every day and pretending to go to work? And when she left the car at the Amscot, didn't they wonder where her car was? They didn't think it was funny that she hadn't brought the child home after a few days, especially if she didn't take enough clothes with her for an extended stay? Where was Casey this whole time the child was missing? I know she wasn't going home and saying "Caylee's at the sitters" so where was she living when her child disappeared?
I know what you mean. My two year old has a habit of trying to go home with his friends from daycare and hes very sneaky about it; he'll stand right next to the door and when it opens try to run out (they have another door so he can't get out of the building but it scares me to death) So one day I go pick him up and the lady tells me he's not there.
Knowing I dropped him off, I go to his classroom and look for him and he's not there. So I'm thinking someone has randomly come and this daycare and snatched my child. I'm going ballisitic, when his teacher comes and tells me my mom picked him up early this morning.
I'd totally forgotten that he had a doctor's appointment and she was taking him - when I thought he was missing everything flew out of my mind except "I want my kid" so this story makes no sense to me at all.
There's too many odd things - if Casey was living at home, how could her parents not know she wasn't working? Was she getting up every day and pretending to go to work? And when she left the car at the Amscot, didn't they wonder where her car was? They didn't think it was funny that she hadn't brought the child home after a few days, especially if she didn't take enough clothes with her for an extended stay? Where was Casey this whole time the child was missing? I know she wasn't going home and saying "Caylee's at the sitters" so where was she living when her child disappeared?
It is the WORST feeling huh? Just a few minutes ago I couldn't find the 5 year old. More freaking out. She was playing in her closet.
As for pretending to go to work every day... my ex did that so who knows? But yeah, I was wondering about the car. I read it was one of their cars. I know my mom would be asking where her car was! Especially if these folks don't have much money like they say. (which I'm not so sure of that, either)
More craziness from this family. "Oh last week, somebody called and left a voicemail saying thehy think they saw my missing grandchild getting on an airplane. I just now thought I should mention that."
The child's grandmother Cindy Anthony confirmed that the lead surfaced late Tuesday. She said the tip was from a woman who lives in Orlando and was left on her voicemail. Cindy Anthony said she called the woman back and they talked.
What is WRONG with this family? I suppose we'll just have to wait and see if this mysterious caller steps forward or if we'll just have to take granny's word for it
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He has a cell phone now too..
