JimFitz
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And neither does the cylinder laundry bag that Caylee's body was in. The one that was sold in a set of two along with the rectangular one that was left at the Anthony home.
And neither does the duct tape that was unusual as it was discontinued in 2007 and the only place it was found was at the Anthony house.
And neither does the blanket that came from the Anthony's home that was with Caylee's body.
And neither does the gatorade bottle of chloroform that was found near the body ... and odd how there were searches for how to make chloroform done by Casey on the computer months before Caylee went missing.
And neither does the strand of Caylee's hair with decomp banding that was found in the trunk.
However, the fact that all of these things are tied to Casey, along with the way that Casey handled it all, tells me this had to have been a cover up for something more than accidental drowning.
If it were an accident, why would you make an accident look like a murder? That keeps ringing in my mind.
I'm not sure it was an accident. I think something much stranger went on in that house. I think George has a big part in this, that man is weird/creepy. I could see it as an accident where Casey was partying all night drunk and fell asleep next to the pool while she should've been watching Caylee. Dad comes home and finds baby dead with Casey sleeping. They both panic because Casey is drunk and fell asleep next to the pool. Daughter starts to freak about getting arrested/in trouble and the dad tells her to calm down...we can take care of this.
What seems so odd to me is that George testifies how the smell of the car is very distinct " he knows the smell of death" but when he picks up the car he does not call his wife?? Weird. Things don't fit together.