Caylee Marie Anthony, 2, Missing 6/16/08 Orlando FL (Remains Found) #85

[da sparkenator]

No one answered my question from earlier:  Hence I will repeat it.   Animals are not interested in dry bones, but Caylee's bones were scattered.  Does this mean that she couldnt have been in the trunk of the car for 11 days and therefore her body would have been more or less intact??????

I have no idea . . . but I'm not ignoring you. I even know you got up the same time as I did today (at 1).  Are we going to be up late tonight?

Karen

Yes, because I just ate a dry bowl of corn pops, then I drank a glasss of milk, now Im going to walk around like Casey to see if I can mix them up, then stay up late with you.

Oh my what a visual!  Well in a backwards sort of way maybe tonight will be our morning!  Absolutely!  I'll make an effort to reach out if I can't sleep . . . but in my gut I know sleep is close, somewhere, yea, absolutely!

[klaasend]

Mytime - I have no idea if LP took that lie detector test, there has been no mention of it that I'm aware of.

[Lucinda]

Goodnight Boo and Az

[always 1]

Right, there was a rumor that she could have been in the trunk for 11 days, and then we dont know how long the body was where it was found.  Thats why I was trying to figure out why the animals would be interested in the bag.

[islandmonkey]

Good night monkeys, dear daughter just pulled up!!

Night boo and don't forget a promise is a promise

[mytime]

Mytime - I have no idea if LP took that lie detector test, there has been no mention of it that I'm aware of.

Thank you Klaas!  That was my only question!!

[Tamikosmom]

GOOD NIGHT MONKEYS!!!  GOOD NIGHT ZOOKEEPERS!!!

Janet
9:45 PM PT

[always 1]

And then, it was said, Caylee's body, in the bag, had to have been there for quite some time because the leaves under it were brown.  I wonder how long that would take in the damp hot soil of Florida???

Hi A1, I was wondering along those lines the other day.  Do you think the forensics team would recreate the conditions, to be able to determine just exactly how long the bag was there.  Also, Im sure they can tell exactly how long, just by the type of dead undergrowth, bugs etc. 

You just read my mind.  If you put a plastic bag on the ground, the grass and stuff underneath would probably be yellowed, even the new growth, and there would be rolly poly bugs.

[BluesyGram]

No one answered my question from earlier:  Hence I will repeat it.   Animals are not interested in dry bones, but Caylee's bones were scattered.  Does this mean that she couldnt have been in the trunk of the car for 11 days and therefore her body would have been more or less intact??????

I didn't answer because I couldn't follow...trying Boo's tea and honey.  

If I am following...there still should have been "tissue" after 11 days in the trunk..so no dry bones at that time.  Especially inside of a bag. Now how long would it take to stay "intact" after dumping in the woods ...I wouldn't think very long.

[Bearlyhere]

My first post.........

I have the utmost respect for TM and his organization.

Oh.....and I love my Dyson.  The BEST vacuum, ever!

OK I am confused, which is a fairly common state of mind for me?  Where does the Dyson vaccuum fit in?  And why can't we talk about LP anymore!!

Because um, I don't know hot to tell you, but Padilla had a little accident with a dyson and he is no more.

  

OMG!  I can't breathe... 

[MuffyBee]

Thank You Sparky!!

Muffy - may I please ask one question about LP and the lie detector test? 

Nobody said LP could not be discussed.  All I said is no bashing TES.

Pin said:

My feelings about LP...wait, which camera should I speak to?

and I said:

Pin ~  You are welcome here at SM, but please let's drop LP for a while.  We just started a new thread. 

Klaas, I didn't say we couldn't mention LP "anymore" as mytime said.   I just wanted to give the thing a rest. I didn't want to start the cycle with LP/Tim Miller again. 

[Sea Searcher]

No one answered my question from earlier:  Hence I will repeat it.   Animals are not interested in dry bones, but Caylee's bones were scattered.  Does this mean that she couldnt have been in the trunk of the car for 11 days and therefore her body would have been more or less intact??????

I saw your question earlier...I just don't know the answer...

(( Scratching the pretty kitty behind the ears ))) 

[always 1]

No one answered my question from earlier:  Hence I will repeat it.   Animals are not interested in dry bones, but Caylee's bones were scattered.  Does this mean that she couldnt have been in the trunk of the car for 11 days and therefore her body would have been more or less intact??????

I saw your question earlier...I just don't know the answer...

(( Scratching the pretty kitty behind the ears ))) 

Over more to the left, you know the way I like it.

[da sparkenator]

My first post.........

I have the utmost respect for TM and his organization.

Oh.....and I love my Dyson.  The BEST vacuum, ever!

OK I am confused, which is a fairly common state of mind for me?  Where does the Dyson vaccuum fit in?  And why can't we talk about LP anymore!!

Because um, I don't know hot to tell you, but Padilla had a little accident with a dyson and he is no more.

  

OMG!  I can't breathe... 

Must have been the larger Dyson model . . .

[Lucinda]

And then, it was said, Caylee's body, in the bag, had to have been there for quite some time because the leaves under it were brown.  I wonder how long that would take in the damp hot soil of Florida???

Hi A1, I was wondering along those lines the other day.  Do you think the forensics team would recreate the conditions, to be able to determine just exactly how long the bag was there.  Also, Im sure they can tell exactly how long, just by the type of dead undergrowth, bugs etc. 

You just read my mind.  If you put a plastic bag on the ground, the grass and stuff underneath would probably be yellowed, even the new growth, and there would be rolly poly bugs.

Also, at certain times of the season, trees drop spores, pollen etc, and if any of that was located under the bag, it is quite possible to determine exactly when the bag was placed there. 

[cheerio]

Most murder prosecution cases rely heavily on circumstantial evidence.  Few murderers commit their crimes in broad daylight in front of dozens of witnesses and leave the smoking gun in plain view.  To the contrary, murderers usually choose the dark of night or a very private place in which to do the crime and they try to cover up afterward to leave no direct evidence at all.  Many murderers are convicted on mainly circumstantial evidence.  Sometimes murderers are convicted without a body being found and sometimes without the means in which the murder was committed being known.  Scott Peterson was convicted of murdering Laci and their unborn child, but nobody knows for sure how he killed her.  Anne Marie Fahey's killer was convicted without her body ever being found.  Boo, that was a very good post about what circumstantial evidence is and why it is so important.  Now we need a good post about hearsay.  I think some people, including me, often misunderstand what constitutes hearsay evidence.

All of this being so true what compelled Casey to murder when she has to know she will not get away with it. The more info we get this becomes more clear. She watches enough  crime TV, movies etc. It seems like she was tired of living a lie and wanted relief, even if it means going to jail. She must have thought about it constantly. A poster recently wrote Casey hated her mom more then she loved Caylee. But I think she hated Caylee more then she loved her mom. What did Caylee represent to her that she had to be permanently removed?

[Bearlyhere]

No one answered my question from earlier:  Hence I will repeat it.   Animals are not interested in dry bones, but Caylee's bones were scattered.  Does this mean that she couldnt have been in the trunk of the car for 11 days and therefore her body would have been more or less intact??????

Why would you say animals are not interested in dry bones?

[always 1]

I think a dog might be interested in dry bones to chew on, but not a raccoon or a possum, or an animal that would be in the woods.

[mytime]

GOOD NIGHT MONKEYS!!!  GOOD NIGHT ZOOKEEPERS!!!

Janet
9:45 PM PT

Good night Janet!  Good night little Duckie - we will talk later!! 

[klaasend]

Thank You Sparky!!

Muffy - may I please ask one question about LP and the lie detector test? 

Nobody said LP could not be discussed.  All I said is no bashing TES.

Pin said:

My feelings about LP...wait, which camera should I speak to?

and I said:

Pin ~  You are welcome here at SM, but please let's drop LP for a while.  We just started a new thread. 

Klaas, I didn't say we couldn't mention LP "anymore" as mytime said.   I just wanted to give the thing a rest. I didn't want to start the cycle with LP/Tim Miller again. 

Good point Muffy