Caylee Marie Anthony #140 6/24/09 - 7/05/09

[no rose colored glasses]

I keep thinking about Caylee's little body being placed in/on the backyard at some point.  If that happened I am betting that Cindy knew pretty soon something was wrong in the backyard.  I think that her two little dogs would have had either one of two reactions..either they didn't want to go into certain areas of the backyard anylonger out of fear of the death smell of Caylee..or they went in the backyard scratching and sniffing like crazy everytime they were let out.  I can not believe little Caylee's corspe could be there in death mode and the dogs wouldn't know or sense that.  She had to have found something that started the whole ball moving on redoing the pavers, etc on July 4th.  They were broke at that time..so why would they spend anymore money on a backyard no one would see but them?

That's what I keep wondering, those dogs would be going crazy, I'm like Cindy as far as cleaning goes, I know the moment I walk into my house or yard that something has been moved, I can just sense that someone was there, or something is just not right. My kids and husband use to mess with me, they would move something and take bets on how long it would take me to notice  That's why also, if Casey was sneaking back into the house that month, Cindy would have known, I have no doubt.

[CasuallyCool]

[Jesse]

YES the loathsome bloggers are on the third page of her rant


http://s44.photobucket.com/albums/f13/Caylee_Is_Missing/

[Fanny Mae]

 
A band of gypsies could live in my house for a week, and I probably wouldn't even notice.   

Joking again folks, just joking. 

However, I probably could do a better job with housekeeping if I didn't keep coming back to the thread to see if something had happened.   

[Fanny Mae]

Now, she looks like she's really crying. Skanky should take crying lessons from her. Just sayin'. 

[KarmaRoundUp]

LOLOLOL!!!!
Bad storms coming in,may have to get off here in a minute....I hate thunder storms.

[no rose colored glasses]

Casey is probably seething right about now knowing that Amanda, Billy Bob's wonderful daughter is a roomie at the jail.  Good, maybe she will have one of her temper tantrums and they will have to tie her down.

[no rose colored glasses]

LOLOLOL!!!!
Bad storms coming in,may have to get off here in a minute....I hate thunder storms.

Be safe 

[Fanny Mae]

YES the loathsome bloggers are on the third page of her rant


http://s44.photobucket.com/albums/f13/Caylee_Is_Missing/

Do ya'll realize how many people blame their troubles on us sloggers??
 

[Fanny Mae]

Casey is probably seething right about now knowing that Amanda, Billy Bob's wonderful daughter is a roomie at the jail.  Good, maybe she will have one of her temper tantrums and they will have to tie her down.

(Again!   

[Jesse]

Do ya'll realize how many people blame their troubles on us sloggers??
   ********************

yes, GUILTY people...LOL

[Northern Rose]

Now, she looks like she's really crying. Skanky should take crying lessons from her. Just sayin'. 

<aybe that is what they can to for their one hour of rec time - emote lessons.

[Northern Rose]

LOLOLOL!!!!
Bad storms coming in,may have to get off here in a minute....I hate thunder storms.

Stay safe Karma

[trimmonthelake]

Do ya'll realize how many people blame their troubles on us sloggers??
   ********************

yes, GUILTY people...LOL

 

[Desdemona]

Karma, stay safe!  I was looking up an answer for you regarding the time of day George/Cindy showed up on 7/15 at Johnson's to pick up the Pontiac.

Haven't found it yet, but look what I did stumble across.  In George's August 4 interview with LE, he is asked about June 15/16, and when was the last time he saw Casey/Caylee, etc.  Check it out:  NO mention of breakfast or anything else on the morning of the 16th.

[Northern Rose]

Casey Anthony Case: 'Mommy's Little Girl' author defends title, book
Hal Boedeker | Sentinel TV Critic
3:06 PM EDT, June 25, 2009

Author Diane Fanning says she has heard from people who aren't happy that she has written a book about the Caylee Anthony case. "Mommy's Little Girl" from St. Martin's Press will be published in November.

Among the most-frequent complaints:

1. A book is premature before Casey Anthony's murder trial.

"Maybe we shouldn't have any news stories, either," Fanning said today from her home in Texas. "If it's wrong to do this, then it's wrong to have newspaper stories, magazine stories and TV reports. You can't wait on the vagaries of the justice system."

Fanning notes that her book on astronaut Lisa Nowak was released in November 2007 and that trial is set for December.

Fanning said when she agreed to write about Casey Anthony, who is charged with daughter Caylee's murder, the trial was set for January, then pushed to March. The earliest the trial could start now is next year.

"There is a point in the public world when things get in place and you can't stop that train," Fanning said. "It was supposed to be a post-trial book. This case is so different. There is so much available. Will I write a sequel? It's up to the publisher."

2. The Anthonys will profit from the book.

"A lot of people in the general public seem to believe to write a book like this, you have to purchase rights," Fanning said. "Not true. It's no more true of writers who work for newspapers. People make the assumption I put money in the Anthonys' pocket. It's not true, and it's not ethical. There were enough people to talk to. I could round out what was available from documentation."

3. The title is disrespectful to Caylee.

"Some people are upset by the title," Fanning said. "I didn't pick the title, but I thought it was a good title. No matter how horrendous a mother might be, that child is always mommy's little girl. Children love without any limitation."

The subtitle is "Casey Anthony and Her Daughter Caylee's Tragic Fate."

"She didn't have a long life," Fanning said of the toddler. "I couldn't fill the whole book with Caylee."

4. She is profiting off the tragedy.

"I'm making my living," Fanning said. "That's it. This is what I do to get my paycheck. I write books."

The Anthony saga is her 10th true-crime book, and St. Martin's Press is one of the most respected publishers in that field.

Fanning said readers should expect the Anthony discovery information presented in story form along with anecdotes about Caylee and other people connected to the Anthony family.

"There are stories and anecdotes that have never been published before -- not earth-shattering, but I think it adds another texture to the story," Fanning said.

Fanning started the book on the day after Casey Anthony was arrested in the murder in October. The author finished the more than 300-page work May 15.

The constant outpouring of documents made this book easier to write than others, Fanning said. "What was more difficult, I have never seen another case, except Lisa Nowak, where everyone had a lawyer and a publicist," the author said. "It's very strange to me, and it is odd to me that both cases happened in Orlando. I don't think it says anything about Orlando."

She also couldn't interview some of the major players, such as George and Cindy Anthony.

Fanning said she couldn't discuss her conclusion because lawyers are looking over the book before its publication.

"In all my books, there's an afterword, and I give my opinion," she said. "And it's there in this book."

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/local/breakingnews/orl-bk-casey-anthony-book-author-062509,0,7673530.story?track=rss

[Fanny Mae]

LOLOLOL!!!!
Bad storms coming in,may have to get off here in a minute....I hate thunder storms.

Be safe, Karma. 

 We look all right down here right not. Just hot as blue blazes.

[KarmaRoundUp]

And as an apology offering to all Monkeys who suffered through that last confusing post of mine, here is a gift: 

A map showing where the Anthonys' key neighbors live(d).

Love ya, Monkeys!   

Thanks for that, how fun that must be to be a close neighbor 

Small boo-boo:  House D = Fred Robinson, street number should be 4906, not 4929.

I hate to be anal but......
anthonys 4937....the Dicksons 4913 then the addresses jump back up again as you go down the street?

Hey Karma, Saw your "anal" comment, just as I was about to post this correction!  GMTA!

Thanks Desi
But the anthonys live at 4937,the Dicksens live at 4913 and as you go down the street the addys get higher?So it went from 4937 to 4913 then up to 4960?I thought Brian Burner(as you face the anthony house) lived to the right of the anthonys?

[Fanny Mae]

Well Ms Diane Fanning, I WILL NOT BE BUYING NOR READING your tacky book, no matter how much you justify you reasons for going for the blood money! 

[TURBOTHINK]

Now reading over the casey phone docs for July 15th.....I cannot find where cindy calls her and says"big problem,call me"but there's no text listed on these docs(so far)anyway.....I did find where casey called cindys cell phone at 12:58(7/15/08)and talks for 3 minutes.cindy calls casey back at 1:11 and talks for one minute.7/15/08 was the car pickup day correct?Anyone know the exact time the car was picked up?

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,481851,00.html
The next day, July 15, Casey Anthony's world begins to crumble. At 4:27 p.m. that day, Casey gets a text message from her mother--"Call me ASAP. Major prob." That may be the understatement of the century.

That same day, starting about 8:40 p.m., Cindy Anthony 911 three times, and eventually reports her granddaughter Caylee missing.

Is the major problem because they car was at the lot?  was the major problem because of the smell of death?  Was it cause she could not find her chili recipe.  We will never know what in Cindy's mind constitutes a major problem.

She already had the car home at that time and had cleaned it out............I am sure it related to the smell.