Caylee Marie Anthony, 2, FL Missing since June 16-just reported by mother #21

[carpe noctem]

[mammy]

Does no one consider the chloroform in the trunk of the car significant?

Hi AZ...I do...I find your theory on this very interesting and quite possible.

And after watching the tennis match, need to let you know I have the utmost respect for your posts and the research you have done, not only here, but in Natalee's case...

Ditto - not to mention her ability to stay cool 

Yes!!  I'm not sure that I could have stayed that "cool."

[tomm9298]

Chloroform/Trichlormethane

Chloroform, also known as trichlormethane, is a liquid that has been used in the past as an extraction solvent for fats, oils, greases, and other products; as a dry cleaning spot remover; in fire extinguishers; as a fumigant; and as an anesthetic (EPA). It was also used in the manufacture of fluorocarbons for refigerants, propellants, and plastics (NTP, 1976). At present, the majority of chloroform is used to synthesize other chemicals. It is a Carcinogen.

Think of that bottle of "dry cleaning" fluid you can buy anywhere....

Someone was cleaning that car............

Tomm - according to reports, the chloroform found in the trunk of the car was pure and not in the form of a cleaning solvent.

You are right.... DOH

Where did my clown go??? Hehehee

The only places I can find pure Trich for sale are England and India. It is still in the US, I just don't think you can buy it anymore....

[Blonde]

Let me put it this way...

If the chloroform was in the trunk and it was not there when they picked up the car....WHAT PURPOSE was it used for at the Anthony home?  Why use it to clean out the trunk unless finding DNA was the reason you needed it in the first place??


Then I would say that George or Cindy did the cleaning and that opens up a whole new can of worms, doesn't it?

You are right.  But, would Cindy or George choose chloroform as a cleaning solvent?  It seems an odd choice to clean the trunk.

And if they went through all that trouble to research a cleaning solvent with the sole intent of destroying evidence...I doubt they would just leave the bottle in the trunk.  They would dispose of that as well.

My vote regarding the chloroform is still METH use....Casey hangs out with some loose individuals....chloroform is an ingredient in making meth....she takes steals the chloroform from a (Fusian) friend and uses it on her daughter so she can get drunk and naked...uses too much and here we are today.....

Ingredients for making meth
Originally printed 02-24-05 (Issue 1308 - Between The Lines News)


To make crystal meth a whole host of caustic and poisonous ingredients are needed and the process results in toxic byproducts. In addition to environmental hazards, prolonged exposure has been linked to burns and lung damage. Whether making or using meth, the drug poses extreme health hazards


Ingredients include: Pseudoephedrine, denatured alcohol, iodine, red phosphorus,lantern fuel, acetone, and lye/drain cleaner.

http://74.125.95.104/search?q=cache:Yq8pkYtk5ioJ:www.pridesource.com/article.shtml%3Farticle%3D11950+what+are+the+ingredients+in+making+methamphetamine&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1&gl=us



also http://www.lynnpolice.org/ingredients_of_meth.htm

[tomm9298]

Looks like someone is making some changes to that billboard......

[AZLady]

Question I read earlier maggots will not feed of a pizza correct?

Well if the tow truck guy found maggots IN the trash bag what were they feeding off of???

Decomp that was in the trash bag?  Just a guess...

[seemeatthebeach]

Good Morning everyone....another day at the circus, I see

[mammy]

IIRC, Dr. Baden said that a rag saturated with Chloroform kept in an enclosed area, such as the trunk of a car, would cause significant Chloroform in the air. 

It was told that the Chloroform was pure, not cleaning materials, ie. bleach, etc.

[AZLady]

Chloroform/Trichlormethane

Chloroform, also known as trichlormethane, is a liquid that has been used in the past as an extraction solvent for fats, oils, greases, and other products; as a dry cleaning spot remover; in fire extinguishers; as a fumigant; and as an anesthetic (EPA). It was also used in the manufacture of fluorocarbons for refigerants, propellants, and plastics (NTP, 1976). At present, the majority of chloroform is used to synthesize other chemicals. It is a Carcinogen.

Think of that bottle of "dry cleaning" fluid you can buy anywhere....

Someone was cleaning that car............

Tomm - according to reports, the chloroform found in the trunk of the car was pure and not in the form of a cleaning solvent.

You are right.... DOH

Where did my clown go??? Hehehee

The only places I can find pure Trich for sale are England and India. It is still in the US, I just don't think you can buy it anymore....

Chloroform can be purchased on the web for about $60.  It is also used by people involved in "unusual" sex practices.  Someone may have given Casey a bottle.  Just guessing.

[abbey09]

Chloroform/Trichlormethane

Chloroform, also known as trichlormethane, is a liquid that has been used in the past as an extraction solvent for fats, oils, greases, and other products; as a dry cleaning spot remover; in fire extinguishers; as a fumigant; and as an anesthetic (EPA). It was also used in the manufacture of fluorocarbons for refigerants, propellants, and plastics (NTP, 1976). At present, the majority of chloroform is used to synthesize other chemicals. It is a Carcinogen.

Think of that bottle of "dry cleaning" fluid you can buy anywhere....

Someone was cleaning that car............

Tomm - according to reports, the chloroform found in the trunk of the car was pure and not in the form of a cleaning solvent.

You are right.... DOH

Where did my clown go??? Hehehee

The only places I can find pure Trich for sale are England and India. It is still in the US, I just don't think you can buy it anymore....

Wrong.  Pure chloroform is in every dental office in the country.  Schien Inc. a medical / dental supply company sells it

[AZLady]

Blonde, I first thought Casey might be involved in drug sales or running, too.  But the more I have seen of her, I really doubt it.  She may be a casual drug user, but she's not an addict.  And, cooking meth is a very volatile and smelly process that is not easily accomplished in your kitchen, despite what some people might claim!

[AZLady]

And, I just don't think Casey fits the profile of a junkie or a dealer, let alone someone who'd cook meth.

[carpe noctem]

[tomm9298]

Chloroform/Trichlormethane

Chloroform, also known as trichlormethane, is a liquid that has been used in the past as an extraction solvent for fats, oils, greases, and other products; as a dry cleaning spot remover; in fire extinguishers; as a fumigant; and as an anesthetic (EPA). It was also used in the manufacture of fluorocarbons for refigerants, propellants, and plastics (NTP, 1976). At present, the majority of chloroform is used to synthesize other chemicals. It is a Carcinogen.

Think of that bottle of "dry cleaning" fluid you can buy anywhere....

Someone was cleaning that car............

Tomm - according to reports, the chloroform found in the trunk of the car was pure and not in the form of a cleaning solvent.

You are right.... DOH

Where did my clown go??? Hehehee

The only places I can find pure Trich for sale are England and India. It is still in the US, I just don't think you can buy it anymore....

Chloroform can be purchased on the web for about $60.  It is also used by people involved in "unusual" sex practices.  Someone may have given Casey a bottle.  Just guessing.

Can you post a link?

That is some weird stuff. I thought I had seen it all until all this stuff started. Casey stuff I mean.

[mammy]

Are the people on the cam defacing GA's sign?

[Dolce]

IIRC, Dr. Baden said that a rag saturated with Chloroform kept in an enclosed area, such as the trunk of a car, would cause significant Chloroform in the air. 

It was told that the Chloroform was pure, not cleaning materials, ie. bleach, etc.

I am not Maria Sherapovah here so I do not want to get in a tennis match..this is just a question.

Did they find a rag in the back of the car with the chloroform on it?  The amount that they are hinting as being found was "significant" so it would have either had to of come from a rag kept from using it on the baby over and over or a spill or dousing...right?

Just trying to get an idea of what "significant" amount is meaning.  Would the chemical smell not get worse if contained in a hot trunk for such a long period of time in the hot Florida sun? 

[AZLady]

Remember what we learned about organized crime in Aruba?  Big money earned in illegal ways has to be washed.  It's a huge problem.  So, if someone is engaged in an illegal activity that produces big money (as most illegal activities do), they need a vehicle to wash the money.  How do we launder money?  Through shell companies and fronts.  Companies that don't appear to conduct much business but still move money. 

I have to leave now to take my parents to the airport, so I'll be back in a couple hours.
Later, Monkeys.

[misitx5]

OKAY THIS IS WAYYYY out there but.....

Lets say George had another child at a young age say 18(He was supposedly married before)...That child has a baby young 18 and cannot raise it..GEORGE AND CINDY raise that baby as their own ~casey~....Casey and george later produce CAYLEE....

George tells people THAT body in my grandaughter car is not my grandaughter...  Maybe the body in his GRANDAUGHTERS car is his daughters..

Also George tells the tow truck guy  he found his daughter today? but his grandaughter is still missing...

Hence he already found his daughter CAYLEE but his granddaughter CASEY is still missing....

Ok way out there and its the craziest thing ever but that is this family..

[Lala'sMom]

AZ
I have been told that chloroform will settle into the lower areas....this comes from someone that works with the stuff in a lab.  I was told they teach you to remain with your head about the spill in order to not inhale any of it...that per a person that has a degree in chemistry and uses this stuff quite often in their work.

[tomm9298]

IIRC, Dr. Baden said that a rag saturated with Chloroform kept in an enclosed area, such as the trunk of a car, would cause significant Chloroform in the air. 

It was told that the Chloroform was pure, not cleaning materials, ie. bleach, etc.

I am not Maria Sherapovah here so I do not want to get in a tennis match..this is just a question.

Did they find a rag in the back of the car with the chloroform on it?  The amount that they are hinting as being found was "significant" so it would have either had to of come from a rag kept from using it on the baby over and over or a spill or dousing...right?

Just trying to get an idea of what "significant" amount is meaning.  Would the chemical smell not get worse if contained in a hot trunk for such a long period of time in the hot Florida sun? 

Sherapovah.....

Heheheee


No Christine... you are cuter