Caylee Marie Anthony #108 2/19/09 - 2/22/09

[Nut44x4]

Justice for Caylee

[Searching]

THUD

[BooMonkey]

Boo is here!!!   

[Sea Searcher]

[no rose colored glasses]

Let's go 

[Tevye]

Can the sheriff's dept bill the Ants for all the false leads and fruitless searches? I hope so!

[QuietMonkey]

[Cappuccino]

HERE WE GO     New cage

[goodnmad]

sliding into the cage 

[Sea Searcher]

Exactly the same time Boo

Ladies first, of course

[QuietMonkey]

[A_News_Junkie_Monkey]

I sure hope everyone wiped their feet at the door!  Lets all hold hands and sing "Let there be peace on earth, and let it begin with me!"

[Nut44x4]

kkkkkkkkkkkkk..............you are on your own for a bit...sick of the 'lag'. Too slowwwwwwwwwwww loading!! NO FIGHTING, please!!

[crazybabyborg]

SMOOTH landing!!!

Clean Cage!!!!   

No spitting, or Nanner peels on the floor!   

Last one here at night, get the lights, and please sweep up!

 

[Cappuccino]

REPOSTING LATEST NEWS HERE:



Anthony P.I. Gave Conflicting Statements To Investigators
Thursday, February 19, 2009 – updated: 1:04 pm EST February 19, 2009

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. -- The Anthony family's private eye, Dominic Casey, gave conflicting statements to investigators under oath (read transcript) about what he was doing at the scene a month before Caylee Anthony's remains were found there and he was being represented at the time by the Anthony family's attorney.




http://www.wftv.com/_blank/18750982/detail.html
http://www.wftv.com/video/18751350/index.html
Dominic Casey first told investigators what he first told Eyewitness News, that he had gone to the scene on November 15 merely to determine whether it was a teen hangout as one of Casey's old friends had said. But Dominic Casey could not explain what relevance that would have, since it had been years since Casey was a teenager.

Then, Dominic Casey told investigators he got a call from a psychic the same morning he'd planned to go there that Caylee's remains were in the woods.

Dominic Casey also gave conflicting reports as to who he was talking to on the phone. First it was a psychic, then, when he was asked about talking to his sick daughter, which is what he first told Eyewitness News, he added his daughter to the list of people he was talking to at the scene.

Dominic Casey also told investigators he went to a house nearby based on the psychic tip to look in the culvert, but the video does not show him at the culvert; it shows him digging and poking right next to the house.

The Anthonys' private eye also told investigators, under oath, that he did not know he was being videotaped by another private investigator, Jim Hoover, although at times it looks as though he's being videotaped from close up. Mr. Casey called Hoover a "sneaky devil."

The statement was the first Dominic Casey gave to investigators. There's a second one that the judge hasn't decided whether to release yet.

[BooMonkey]

Exactly the same time Boo

Ladies first, of course

You are such a gentleman!! With great coffee! What a catch you are!! 

[ShariVari]

Boo is here!!!   

  your last response made me giggle and put a few things in perspective. thanks.

Now how come Casey gets to throw a tantrum in jail and get downers and I, a free upstanding citizen cannot simply demand some xanax on a bad day?

that really grinds my gears most of all, grr.

[klaasend]

I was gone for a couple hours, has the forum been loading slowly again?

[Cappuccino]

Anthony P.I. Searched Woods 3 Times; Diary Entry Date Debated


Casey Anthony Remains Jailed In Death Of Daughter

POSTED: Thursday, February 19, 2009
UPDATED: 1:31 pm EST February 19, 2009

ORLANDO, Fla. -- A private investigator working for the Anthony family visited the woods where Caylee's remains were located three times before the discovery was made and said ABC-TV paid for George and Cindy Anthony to stay at an Orlando hotel, according to a newly released transcript. Slideshow: New Images Released

A transcript of an interview conducted by Orange County sheriff's investigators with private investigator Dominic Casey, who worked on behalf of George and Cindy Anthony and Casey Anthony, was released Thursday. Casey formerly worked with Casey Anthony's attorney, Jose Baez, but later worked for the Anthony family and Casey Anthony -- although not with her defense team.
Casey Anthony, 22, remains jailed on first-degree murder charges in the death of her daughter, Caylee, whose remains were found in a wooded area near the Anthony home in December.
According to the transcript, Casey visited the woods where Caylee's bones were found three times in the month prior to the discovery, including a trip prompted by a psychic.
Investigators asked Casey why he visited the wooded area, and he gave conflicting stories, according to the documents. He said he went once because Casey Anthony's friends mentioned they hung out in the area while they were in high school.
Casey said he was there on Nov. 11 because of a psychic who gave very specific details about where to find Caylee's body, the transcript said. That visit was videotaped by another private investigator, Jim Hoover, who was told by Casey they were there because of a tip, the papers said. Casey was too embarassed to tell Hoover that the tip had been generated by a psychic, the transcript showed.
It's not known how close Casey was to the direct area where Caylee's remains were found, but Casey did not pass the tip onto law enforcement, the papers said.
Casey also admitted to investigators -- as did Brad Conway, the attorney for Geogre and Cindy Anthony, who was present during the interview -- that a producer with ABC-TV was with George and Cindy Anthony the night Caylee's remains were found, the transcript said. Caylee's grandparents returned to Orlando from Los Angeles after appearing on "Larry King Live" on CNN and stayed at the Ritz Carlton, which was paid for by the network, according to the transcript.

[CasuallyCool]

I just love to dirty up new cages, so here goes - it relates to the DNA issues as previously and may I add, discussed in a civilized manner.  From my sources...

What is DNA made of?
DNA is composed of four nucleotides: Alcohol=A, Time=T, Co@k=C, and Girls=G. Alcohol bonds with Time and Co@k bonds with Girls. Combine these nucleotides into different orders and you can initiate a command for fu@kin'. For example, the 32-bit command ATCG would print "Hello World!" Combine more in the same way and you're bound to make it perform other functions. There is even a rumor that if you type in the right DNA sequence and then convert those results into hexadecimal color code, then it will generate a nude picture of Jessica Alba. So far, this has never been accomplished. However, a mismatch between these nucleotides, such as that between C and too much A, can be particularly disastrous, resulting in a dysfunctional C, especially in the presence of a ready and willing G.

Can DNA be damaged?
Of course. When DNA is damaged, it's called a mutation. DNA mutation in real life is just like what you can find in X-Men, only instead of getting eye beams from a mutation, you get eye cancer. DNA mutations can result from any causes, such as living next to Chernobyl, laying out in the sun, talking on the cell phone, getting a nipple twister and getting struck on the noggin.

That should settle any and all arguments.