Casey Anthony and Her Case

June 13, 2011

At first Casey Anthony said someone had taken her daughter, and it was probably the baby sitter that she hired because she had to go to work at a fake job. She also did not tell anyone about this for over a month because she was investigating the kidnapping herself by drinking and clubbing. She must have thought the babysitter was there as well, like her.

Now, at her trial she claims her dad found Caylee drowned in a pool. After the drowning, she accepts his help and allows him to dump her daughter like trash along a road.

But first, his cover-up involved putting duct tape around the girl's head and finishing the package off with a heart sticker. This was a clever diversion by her dad to show she didn't drown but that either the girl wandered off down the neighborhood and died or someone kidnapped then killed her.

The chloroform Internet searches and those seeking information about how to kill were not hers, besides, anyone could have come along and done them.

After Caylee's disappearance, her parents asked where their granddaughter was and Casey said she was at the babysitter. In order to keep up the family cover-up, her parents kept asking about their granddaughter, and Casey had to keep lying about a kidnapping. This adds believability to the drowning story.

She did not tell anyone about her daughter's drowning death for three years. Before then it was a kidnapping story. It is normal behavior for most if not all persons to report a drowning in hopes of reviving the child. Not her, because she isn't normal.

She says Roy Kronk, who found the child's body, first hid that body and replanted the evidence (the body) so he could get reward money. Presumably, he stored the body in his garage or maybe even temporarily buried it until the time was right. It explains why Caylee was in a field near a road.  However, it doesn’t explain the decomposition hits by two dogs in Casey's back yard.

For Casey, the decomposition evidence in the trunk of her car, including the smell was inexplicable and simply did not happen. The cadaver dogs, lab and medical experts, and Casey's parents were mistaken about everything because it was actually beef or something like that in her trunk.

When you are a liar, the whole world of possibilities exists. Lies are great way to explain things and only a psychopath would think they make sense and should be believed. This applies to defense attorneys as well.