Caylee Marie Anthony, 2, FL Missing since June 16-just reported by mother #23

[klaasend]

Ohh and just to let you all know I was banned from webslueths and heck I didn't even get to make my first post..I think it cause they knew I'm a faithful MONKEY!

They banned you before you even made a post? 

[misitx5]

Tomorrow is my birthday, and as you can see I want Caylee and Nat home for my birthday!!!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! Tomorrow is my daughters birthday also..

[carpe noctem]

Updated "Calls to for service to residence" just released at:
http://www.ocso.com/Agency/MediaRelations/CAYLEEPAGE/tabid/547/Default.aspx
Released an hour and a half ago if anyone is interested.

Wow... about 37 calls since Casey was arrested on 7/16


3 last night 9/14.

[Tamikosmom]

UPDATED: 12:19 pm EDT August 4, 2008

"My gas cans were stolen on the 24th of June. There's a report on that," he said. "They just wanted to come in and line everything up. They're doing a thorough investigation. I said, 'You guys do what you need to do. Take the shingles off my roof to bring my granddaughter back.'"

Sources close to the investigation said George Anthony admitted to the FBI that, when he first smelled his daughter's car, he thought it was the odor of a body.

"It was an overpowering smell, I admit that," he said. "It's a possibility that maybe my daughter ran over something."

http://www.wesh.com/news/17081458/detail.html

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Caylee's Family Refused Offer to Take Lie Detector Test

Friday , September 12, 2008

The FBI and police offered the family of a missing Florida toddler the chance to take a lie detector test, but they refused, according to FOX affiliate WOFL-TV in Orlando.

Casey Anthony, the mother of little Caylee, as well as her parents and brother were all given the opportunity to undergo a polygraph, celebrity bounty hunter Leonard Padilla told the station.

Padilla — who with his bail bondsman nephew Tony Padilla posted and then withdrew Casey Anthony's $500,000 bond — said he was present when her family was approached about the lie detector test.

Anthony's parents George and Cindy Anthony and her brother Lee Anthony initially agreed to take a polygraph, according to Padilla. They changed their minds only hours later, and Lee Anthony delivered the news to Padilla and his crew.

"We thought, well here's an opportunity for you and your mom and dad to kinda clear yourselves," Padilla told WOFL.

There was no word on why the family had a change of heart.

http://www.foxnews.com/printer_friendly_story/0,3566,421561,00.html

If George had not been on the police force ... I would consider that his words had some validity in regards to assume that Casey had run over a dead animal.  Has anyone every run over a dead skunk.  Whew!!  We could not completely get rid of the odor for weeks.

I suspect that when George went into the trunk of Casey's vehicle on June 24th to retrieve a "wedge" ... he immediately recognized the odor as a decomposing body.  He then put two and two together ... Caylee was not with Casey that day and ... Cindy and him had not seen Caylee for nine days.  George confronted Casey!

Janet
________

Ockham's Razor

You must never fail to adopt the simplest idea as your working hypothesis. If necessity demands, you can dump it later when you have more data, but only because it is no longer the simplest idea" or "entities should not be multiplied beyond necessity.


1.  June 16th ... Caylee loses her life through gross neglect or an impulsive action and ... her body is placed in the trunk of Casey's vehicle.
 
2.  June 17th ... Casey Casey spends the day contemplating what to do with her daughter's remains.  She drives to a secluded area near the airport to look it over.  She only spends ten minutes in the area.

3.  June 18th ... Casey backs her vehicle up to her parents' home ... borrows a shovel from a neighbour and buries Caylee in her parent's back yard ... the spot where the dog/s hit on.

4.  June 24th ... Casey returns alone to her parents home ... confesses everything to her father.

5.  June 25th ... George Anthony retrieves Caylee's remains and ... moves his grandaughter to another location.

6.  June 26th ... George and Casey give the trunk of the vehicle a good cleaning using a product that contains colorform.

7.  June 27th ... Casey abandons the vehicle.

[Brandi]

carpe, are you watching the Stalker cam?

Apparently Casey could not leave the residence until 12:30 ... I think she is about to be transported to her confinement counselor's appointment soon.

Just a heads up for you, I know you like to post images from the cam

[always 1]

To Nikki-

[mammy]

UPDATED: 12:19 pm EDT August 4, 2008

"My gas cans were stolen on the 24th of June. There's a report on that," he said. "They just wanted to come in and line everything up. They're doing a thorough investigation. I said, 'You guys do what you need to do. Take the shingles off my roof to bring my granddaughter back.'"

Sources close to the investigation said George Anthony admitted to the FBI that, when he first smelled his daughter's car, he thought it was the odor of a body.

"It was an overpowering smell, I admit that," he said. "It's a possibility that maybe my daughter ran over something."

http://www.wesh.com/news/17081458/detail.html

------------

Caylee's Family Refused Offer to Take Lie Detector Test

Friday , September 12, 2008

The FBI and police offered the family of a missing Florida toddler the chance to take a lie detector test, but they refused, according to FOX affiliate WOFL-TV in Orlando.

Casey Anthony, the mother of little Caylee, as well as her parents and brother were all given the opportunity to undergo a polygraph, celebrity bounty hunter Leonard Padilla told the station.

Padilla — who with his bail bondsman nephew Tony Padilla posted and then withdrew Casey Anthony's $500,000 bond — said he was present when her family was approached about the lie detector test.

Anthony's parents George and Cindy Anthony and her brother Lee Anthony initially agreed to take a polygraph, according to Padilla. They changed their minds only hours later, and Lee Anthony delivered the news to Padilla and his crew.

"We thought, well here's an opportunity for you and your mom and dad to kinda clear yourselves," Padilla told WOFL.

There was no word on why the family had a change of heart.

http://www.foxnews.com/printer_friendly_story/0,3566,421561,00.html

If George had not been on the police force ... I would consider that his words had some validity in regards to assume that Casey had run over a dead animal.  Has anyone every run over a dead skunk.  Whew!!  We could not completely get rid of the odor for weeks.

I suspect that when George went into the trunk of Casey's vehicle on June 24th to retrieve a "wedge" ... he immediately recognized the odor as a decomposing body.  He then put two and two together ... Caylee was not with Casey that day and ... Cindy and him had not seen Caylee for nine days.  George confronted Casey!

Janet
________

Ockham's Razor

You must never fail to adopt the simplest idea as your working hypothesis. If necessity demands, you can dump it later when you have more data, but only because it is no longer the simplest idea" or "entities should not be multiplied beyond necessity.


1.  June 16th ... Caylee loses her life through gross neglect or an impulsive action and ... her body is placed in the trunk of Casey's vehicle.
 
2.  June 17th ... Casey Casey spends the day contemplating what to do with her daughter's remains.  She drives to a secluded area near the airport to look it over.  She only spends ten minutes in the area.

3.  June 18th ... Casey backs her vehicle up to her parents' home ... borrows a shovel from a neighbour and buries Caylee in her parent's back yard ... the spot where the dog/s hit on.

4.  June 24th ... Casey returns alone to her parents home ... confesses everything to her father.

5.  June 25th ... George Anthony retrieves Caylee's remains and ... moves his grandaughter to another location.

6.  June 26th ... George and Casey give the trunk of the vehicle a good cleaning using a product that contains colorform.

7.  June 27th ... Casey abandons the vehicle.

IIRC, LE stated that the cloroform was pure, not in a cleaning agent.

[klaasend]

[always 1]

Is that George?????

[carpe noctem]

I think you are on to something Janet.

Furthermore,

Why on earth would George place himself in Casey's trunk...

as he confessed to Greta On the Record / Aug. 5th.

Could it be that he was running set-up just in case

LE discovered some of George's DNA also in that

same trunk where traces of dead Caylee were found?

[strayze]

UPDATED: 12:19 pm EDT August 4, 2008

"My gas cans were stolen on the 24th of June. There's a report on that," he said. "They just wanted to come in and line everything up. They're doing a thorough investigation. I said, 'You guys do what you need to do. Take the shingles off my roof to bring my granddaughter back.'"

Sources close to the investigation said George Anthony admitted to the FBI that, when he first smelled his daughter's car, he thought it was the odor of a body.

"It was an overpowering smell, I admit that," he said. "It's a possibility that maybe my daughter ran over something."

http://www.wesh.com/news/17081458/detail.html

------------

Caylee's Family Refused Offer to Take Lie Detector Test

Friday , September 12, 2008

The FBI and police offered the family of a missing Florida toddler the chance to take a lie detector test, but they refused, according to FOX affiliate WOFL-TV in Orlando.

Casey Anthony, the mother of little Caylee, as well as her parents and brother were all given the opportunity to undergo a polygraph, celebrity bounty hunter Leonard Padilla told the station.

Padilla — who with his bail bondsman nephew Tony Padilla posted and then withdrew Casey Anthony's $500,000 bond — said he was present when her family was approached about the lie detector test.

Anthony's parents George and Cindy Anthony and her brother Lee Anthony initially agreed to take a polygraph, according to Padilla. They changed their minds only hours later, and Lee Anthony delivered the news to Padilla and his crew.

"We thought, well here's an opportunity for you and your mom and dad to kinda clear yourselves," Padilla told WOFL.

There was no word on why the family had a change of heart.

http://www.foxnews.com/printer_friendly_story/0,3566,421561,00.html

If George had not been on the police force ... I would consider that his words had some validity in regards to assume that Casey had run over a dead animal.  Has anyone every run over a dead skunk.  Whew!!  We could not completely get rid of the odor for weeks.

I suspect that when George went into the trunk of Casey's vehicle on June 24th to retrieve a "wedge" ... he immediately recognized the odor as a decomposing body.  He then put two and two together ... Caylee was not with Casey that day and ... Cindy and him had not seen Caylee for nine days.  George confronted Casey!

Janet
________

Ockham's Razor

You must never fail to adopt the simplest idea as your working hypothesis. If necessity demands, you can dump it later when you have more data, but only because it is no longer the simplest idea" or "entities should not be multiplied beyond necessity.


1.  June 16th ... Caylee loses her life through gross neglect or an impulsive action and ... her body is placed in the trunk of Casey's vehicle.
 
2.  June 17th ... Casey Casey spends the day contemplating what to do with her daughter's remains.  She drives to a secluded area near the airport to look it over.  She only spends ten minutes in the area.

3.  June 18th ... Casey backs her vehicle up to her parents' home ... borrows a shovel from a neighbour and buries Caylee in her parent's back yard ... the spot where the dog/s hit on.

4.  June 24th ... Casey returns alone to her parents home ... confesses everything to her father.

5.  June 25th ... George Anthony retrieves Caylee's remains and ... moves his grandaughter to another location.

6.  June 26th ... George and Casey give the trunk of the vehicle a good cleaning using a product that contains colorform.

7.  June 27th ... Casey abandons the vehicle.

IIRC, LE stated that the cloroform was pure, not in a cleaning agent.

The chloroform was detected in the air in the car.  Without a container described, it's not possible to determine the source of the chloroform.  Chloroform is seldom or never used as part of a proprietary cleaner.  Chloroform as such is widely available (despite the regs) and is usually purchaced by the gallon, used in all benchwork in various labs.

[carpe noctem]

If that is the way it happened...

The whole gas can thing is a farce....

.... and they were cleaning up after Caylee's

body disposal starting right around June 24th.

[Tamikosmom]

Help!!

Ike rolled through Ohio last night and we have been out of power for the past 16 hours.

There was a blurb on Fox yesterday that Geraldo was going to talk about somebody that the Anthony's were going to blame for Caylee's disappearance.

I can't find anything on this. Anybody know?

No ... I have not heard anything but ... I contend the Anthony's high profile lawfirm/ attorney is behind this attempt to focus the investigation in a direction that does not implicate the family.  The actions of Casey Anthony and ... the evidence accumulations will become a non-issue.

Janet
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THE JONBENET RAMSEY CASE
Steve Thomas - Former Lead Detective

JONBENET: Inside the Ramsey Murder Investigation - Steve Thomas
Chapter 34 Page 362/363

The June 1998 interviews with Patsy and John Ramsey defined them, in my opinion ...

Over the three days of interviews, however, Santa Bill McReynolds was only one of many potential suspects named by Ramsey. Also high on the list were ex-friends Fleet and Priscilla White. He recalled that Fleet had both cord and duct tape and that instead of being comforting on December 26, Fleet had furiously scribbled notes. He said Priscilla was jealous of Patsy …

Then he offered up a smorgasbord of suspects that included a cook at Pasta Jay’s restaurant, a “striking couple” from “back east” who had been seen in church, his secretary’s boyfriend, other church members, business associates,“pigsty” neighbours, and associated fringe players.

The most surprising name he turned over was that of Jay Elowsky, his friend and business partner in Pasta Jay’s Restaurant who he said possibly owned a stun gun. It was to Elowsky’s home in Boulder that the Ramseys retreated after returning from burying JonBenet in Atlanta.… Throwing Elowsky under the bus just about eliminating the Ramsey circle of friends in Boulder.


Steve Thomas Resignation Letter
August 6, 1998

Innocent people were not "cleared", publicly or otherwise, even when it was unmistakably the right thing to do, as reputations and lives were destroyed.

Some in the district attorney's office, to this day, pursue weak, defenseless, and innocent people in shameless tactics that one couldn't believe more bizarre if it were made up.

http://www.forstevethomas.com/resignation.htm

[klaasend]

[always 1]

I think you are on to something Janet.

Furthermore,

Why on earth would George place himself in Casey's trunk...

as he confessed to Greta On the Record / Aug. 5th.

Could it be that he was running set-up just in case

LE discovered some of George's DNA also in that

same trunk where traces of dead Caylee were found?

                        Yep!!!!!!

[seemeatthebeach]

I think you are on to something Janet.

Furthermore,

Why on earth would George place himself in Casey's trunk...

as he confessed to Greta On the Record / Aug. 5th.

Could it be that he was running set-up just in case

LE discovered some of George's DNA also in that

same trunk where traces of dead Caylee were found?

That's been my theory of why George telling the "story" about finding and retrieving those gas cans......want to make sure there's a reason why my DNA might be found, even after I thought I did an excellent cleaning job....JMO

[seemeatthebeach]

seriously....the high heels these female reporters where

[mytime]

Skeletal Remains Found in Boca Raton Just Off The Road. Click on video.

http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/local/palmbeach/sfl-912bocabones,0,6779306.story

Geesh .... Is Boca a few hours away from Anthonys?  Lots of bones hanging around in Florida. I wish they would say if it was to be from adult or child.........

O/T .........sort of.

At the moment I have 25 cases of unidentified remains in FL alone, in my 'bodies found/unidentifed remains' folder I keep on my desktop. I do a lot of work in this area (human remains discovered) and I want to say that those 25 I have at the moment are only a smidgen of what is actually out there. This Country is literally littered with dead bodies and bones. It is mind boggling, to say the least.

Yeah know what's really sad, illegal disposal of a body is only a misdameanor. In some circles, Florida is known as a "dumping ground" for unwanted children and elderly.

[tomm9298]

Nice skirt
 

[seemeatthebeach]

seriously....the high heels these female reporters where

I would think running shoes would be the best choice in footwear, when there's a psycho running wild with hammers and hoses....maybe just me