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Originally posted by Whisper67
reply to post by Valhall
This case captured my attention for several reasons: I'm an older first time mom and have a little one myself. Secondly, I have an interest in true crime. And finally, I hold a generic belief that conflicts with a specific situation.
Meaning, I'm a liberal who does not believe in the death penalty. However like most of you, I am appaled at the horrendous nature of this case and the cold hearted malevolence of this seriously disturbed human, Casey. There is a sickness in that whole family that runs deep and I wouldn't be a bit shocked if there are actual case studies being done by collegiants in various fields.
I am personally being challenged by this case in my quest to always being an 'authentic' person. Can't have it both ways. Can't hold such a concrete belief and make one convenient exception.
I feel so torn and find it personally challenging.
Justice for Caylee indeed.
- modified Mary Shelly, Frankenstein
All [her] speculations and hopes are as nothing, and like the archangel who aspired to omnipotence, [she] is chained in an eternal hell.
I checked our database and informed the detective that Kayley [sic] nor her mother were listed as ever being a resident or applicant for residency of Sawgrass....I was questioned as to whether or not I recognized the name of Zenaida Gonzalez, which I did not. I checked for her information in our database and found she had inquired about an apartment at Sawgrass apartments in June 2008.
I looked at the photographs and believed I recognized one of the pictures. I told Detective Melich one of the pictures looked familiar to me and I believed the pictured person may have visited the community as a prospect. He told me all of the pictures were of the same person. He never mentioned the person's name.
Originally posted by elfie
reply to post by Valhall
Excellent work! Caylee may have already been gone at that point. If so it could also point to the early start of her alibi. Either way.
I tend to discount GA's having seen them before going to work on the 16th.
I still think KC blew a fuse after the alleged fight. Whatever happened with the report of the young man that claimed he saw KC in a hotel parking lot alone in the wee hours of the 16th? Though even if that turned out to be a credible tip Caylee could still have been asleep at home.