Indeed!  it makes you think, this trial, so tragic though.

Yes. It`s unimaginable. I remember when it all first started, they supported Casey to the hilt. George`s words " I don`t want to lose both of them"  

Now that Casey and the defence have accused George and her brother Lee of what they have,they`ve had to abandon her. It must be heartbreaking.    

I got a can of lager instead...dinner is a Mexican platter with dips.....I'm organised  How long is the court in session today? 

Casey is very upset and ranting at one of her defence team. Wish I could lipread.

There`s a lip reader on the hinky meter. If she`s there today she`ll post what Casey said. I`ll look later and post it here if she has. 

Thanks Scotty, I'd be really interested to know what she was saying.

It's supposed to be a half day but the judge can extend it if he wants.

Yes

Today will have touched many people, real emotions and unimaginable grief.

I wonder if Cindy is on any medication to help with her grief etc?

So will I

Hello all!

Anyone else think Defence actually did something right yesterday?

Pointing out that George, a former police officer, who said he smelled decomposition in the trunk of the car, who had expressed concern that Caylee or Casey might be in the trunk as he hadnt seen them, would have known he was contaminating the evidence by driving the car off and airing it out.

Why did he drive the car away?

Why didnt he call the police?

Hello all!

Anyone else think Defence actually did something right yesterday?

Pointing out that George, a former police officer, who said he smelled decomposition in the trunk of the car, who had expressed concern that Caylee or Casey might be in the trunk as he hadnt seen them, would have known he was contaminating the evidence by driving the car off and airing it out.

Why did he drive the car away?

Why didnt he call the police?

Hello all!

Anyone else think Defence actually did something right yesterday?

Pointing out that George, a former police officer, who said he smelled decomposition in the trunk of the car, who had expressed concern that Caylee or Casey might be in the trunk as he hadnt seen them, would have known he was contaminating the evidence by driving the car off and airing it out.

Why did he drive the car away?

Why didnt he call the police?

Poor Cindy.

Juliet Lewis doesn`t exist either. 

What an amazing parcel of lies. 

Juliet Lewis doesn`t exist either. 

What an amazing parcel of lies. 

Hi Ev!

It was the recovery of the car and the smell of decomposition that caused Cindy to call the police so at this point he hadnt seen Caylee for a month, (if I recall correctly) and hadnt seen Casey for 10 days.

To go to the lengths of making a lanyard from the Universal studio's (she was saying she was working at)  is very very devious and morbidly extremely clever.

I was just going to post the same, Scotty.

The number of lies is incredible - and they seemed to have flowed so effortlessly.

Whatever else is true in this case, Casey is (IMO) a compulsive liar.

To go to the lengths of making a lanyard from the Universal studio's (she was saying she was working at)  is very very devious and morbidly extremely clever.

It's very telling that Casey was telling lies and deceiving her family long before Caylee's disappearance. Her behaviour following Caylee's disappearance, seems to have been a continuation and escalation of this deception - as opposed to the defence team's theory that her behaviour was a reaction to Caylee's accidental death. (IMO)

I found that  very odd, policeman or not, smell or not...I would have been reporting my child and grandchild missing 

I think that they're implying that her habitual lies are due to her father alledgely abusing her.

Yes it was, Cindy called.

Well they are a married couple - so it was Cindy that called and not George - it may well prove to be significant but at least one of them called when the car was found stinking of a corpse. George didn't try to stop her - ATM - I don't see anything sinister or relevant that it was Cindy who contacted the police and not George.

No neither do I, but I still think that the defence made a good argument in questioning why George moved the car and aired it out when as a police officer he knew he was contaminating the scene.

Not saying this implies George is guilty, if he did suspecy something his first instinct may have been to protect his daughter - he did say as much.

I think that they're implying that her habitual lies are due to her father alledgely abusing her.

I do too Yogi, I was just surprised that this bungling defence had actually made a good argument in law!

I do too Yogi, I was just surprised that this bungling defence had actually made a good argument in law!

Good point. I was wondering at what point she admitted to her own defence team that Caylee was dead, given that the body was discovered 6 months later and she was still spinning the Zanny the nanny lie?

I'm wondering what she told them about dumping the body? All this stuff re the guy who found the remains etc. Has she told them or not? Who can trust a word that she says?

I'm sorry ..............I want to be impartial and understanding but ...............I just want to slap Caseys face!!! How could she put her mother through that ..........I don't care about extenuating circumstances but - how could she put her mother through that? It beggars belief IMO.

Only one reason, in my mind, mental illness.

I believe that's probably true.