Please Look at This Picture - Has Anyone Seen This Missing Baby? UPDATES THROUGHOUT

[ZipaDeeDooDah]

I turn on the tv everyday hoping for good news myself.

Me too, but every day that goes by without any good news decreases my hope for this poor child.

 

[agnes!]

IMO.

The so-called "mother" is a sociopath and a patholgical liar.
The grandmother is, at the very least, delusional and at the most? I don't even want to think about it.
The brother sounds like he is trying to get his sister(the mother) to talk.
Whatever the end is, I'm afraid it will not be good.

And that little girl looks like an angel.
agnes!

 

[Ilovemylife]

Do you think the mother has multiple personalities?

 

[LovinPooh]

Makes me remember Susan Smith...

 

[LuvMickey36]

I think we all need to take that as a hint - no one is looking for her for a reason.

I totally agree. I am beginning to think the police know A LOT more than they are letting on. Making her think she is getting something over on them. Listening to one of the phone calls when she is talking about why they can't seem to locate the sitter, she acts like the police are a bunch of idiots.

Maybe they are quietly gathering info & waiting to see who gets a guilty conscience in her little group of friends?

Seems like they are waiting for all the forensic info & for the 2 of them(or the whole family, who knows) to hang themselves in a web of half truths & lies that even w/out a body they can still get a conviction.

 

[LovinPooh]

Anybody read the Orlando rants and raves on Craigslist?
I read NH ones, so I thought I would pop over there. I am thinking Casey is safer in jail. A lot of people want a piece of her. Some people think she even fed her to alligators??!? OMG is all I can say.

 

[PrincessSuzanne]

Makes me remember Susan Smith...

But at least with her, she told the truth within a few days, so her babies could be brought "home"

Sounds more like the Trenton case (can't remember last name) from Ocala, FL. Was that last year or year before? There is still no info on that little boy.

Suzanne

 

[Just Jan]

Anybody read the Orlando rants and raves on Craigslist?
I read NH ones, so I thought I would pop over there. I am thinking Casey is safer in jail. A lot of people want a piece of her. Some people think she even fed her to alligators??!? OMG is all I can say.

OMG... That would be beyond heartless. She would absolutely not hava a soul if she ever considered that.

 

[ZipaDeeDooDah]

Makes me remember Susan Smith...

Me too

 

[ZipaDeeDooDah]

But at least with her, she told the truth within a few days, so her babies could be brought "home"

Sounds more like the Trenton case (can't remember last name) from Ocala, FL. Was that last year or year before? There is still no info on that little boy.

Suzanne

I remember that now. Isn't Trenton's mom deceased? Duckett (or something like that) was the last name.

 

[LovinPooh]

I forgot all about that little guy. I think his mom comitted suicide?? And Trenton was never found.
good grief... if kids cant trust their parents, than who can they trust?

 

[PrincessSuzanne]

I remember that now. Isn't Trenton's mom deceased? Duckett (or something like that) was the last name.

I forgot all about that little guy. I think his mom comitted suicide?? And Trenton was never found.
good grief... if kids cant trust their parents, than who can they trust?

Yes, Duckett, that was it and yes, his mother committed suicide and her family blamed Nancy Grace and even too her to court, but I believe she was cleared. The nerve of some people.

I think they should let Nancy Grace talk to Casey, now that would be a great interview

Suzanne

 

[Seahunt]

Oh that mom (Casey) makes me soooo furious - on one of the tapes Casey says "No one cares about me, they just want to find Caylee"

Well, duh

 

[sorcerormickey]

I think they should let Nancy Grace talk to Casey, now that would be a great interview

Could you imagine??? I'd break out the popcorn and settle in for a fun night!!!

 

[sorcerormickey]

Oh that mom (Casey) makes me soooo furious - on one of the tapes Casey says "No one cares about me, they just want to find Caylee"

Well, duh

Ugh, I hadn't heard that one. Now it makes me wonder if she is doing this all for show. Like a PP said, this seems like just a big game to her.

 

[Stella3]

Yes, Duckett, that was it and yes, his mother committed suicide and her family blamed Nancy Grace and even too her to court, but I believe she was cleared. The nerve of some people.

I think they should let Nancy Grace talk to Casey, now that would be a great interview

Suzanne

I know Nancy Grace, there is no more gracious woman anywhere else on this earth. That Duckett trash killed her son as sure as the grass is green.

However, I doubt Nancy would have much effect on Casey. You have to feel remorse for the wrong you have done, to want to rectify it.

 

[LovinPooh]

I cant believe they were worried about taking Nancy Grace to court.

I would buy the pay per view to see Nancy question Casey
We might finally get some answers.

So I was just wondering this... if Caseys dad is a detective... wouldnt he know the difference between decompisition and moldy pizza?

 

[Seahunt]

The pizza test! I'm glad someone actually did this!

Anthony's "Rotten Pizza Theory" Tested By Eyewitness News

ORLANDO, Fla. -- One of the biggest clues detectives have in the case of missing 2-year-old Caylee Anthony is a foul stench in the trunk of the car her mother, Casey, was driving. The family claimed the stench wasn't caused by Caylee's body, but instead by a rotted pizza.

Eyewitness News has had plenty of viewers question how an old pizza could be confused with a decomposing body. Caylee's grandmother said that the car didn't smell of death, but instead rotting pizza in the trunk. So, Eyewitness News decided leave one in a car to see what happened.

It's not the most scientific experiment, but it might shed light on the validity of the "rotting pizza theory." Eyewitness News took a basic Domino's Meatzza pizza and put the leftovers inside a locked car in the Florida sun.

"It smells like there was a dead body in the damn car," Cindy Anthony told a 911 dispatcher in a call to turn in her daughter.

A detective told prosecutors he smelled it, too.

"The evidence of decomposition would lead you to believe, would it not, that there is the possibility that this child is no longer alive?" the prosecutor asked Det. Yuri Melich.

"Yes, that can be concluded," he said during court room testimony.

"How do you deal with what they're saying about in the trunk of the car?" Eyewitness News later asked Cindy Anthony.

"There was a bag of pizza for like 12 days in the trunk of the car full of maggots. It stunk so bad, you know how hot it's been," she said.

But the Eyewitness News experiment doesn't support the smelly pizza theory after temperatures in the 90s. After seven days, the moisture was gone from the pizza and it had the consistency of shoe leather. More importantly, you have to get really close to smell anything and, when you do, the smell is pizza.

Channel 9 managing editor Joel Davis volunteered his car for the experiment.

"About every other day I've taken a look at it. The first day or two, you open the trunk and you have the smell of pizza. But after that, nothing," he said. "No smell whatsoever."

Detectives also said two cadaver dogs alerted on the trunk of the car Casey allegedly stole from her parents. Cindy Anthony said the pizza was in the car for 12 days, so Eyewitness News will revisit the pizza again in five days.

 

[MemoryMakers2669]

I just started reading this thread a few minutes ago and turned on the TV and it is on right now, on Larry King Live!

The grandmother is on now.

 

[LovinPooh]

Well the pizza theory is shot now. What will Cindy come up with now?

I cant stand listening to Casey on the phone... the conversation with her brother, she is so chipper!!! That 'how are you'.... Lee even sounded irritated that she was that chipper.

Why no lie detector test if she is innocent.
Is it true she will only talk to police/FBI if she is granted immunity? That right there sounds like an admission of guilt.