Please Join The Hunt For Caylee Anthony - Page 3
Cindy Anthony called EquuSearch to try and help find Caylee (which is, of course, what one would do if one knew that one's grandchild was given to somebody, instead of being a lost child), but so far she's been unhappy with the way the search is going. She's not thrilled that the searchers are looking in woods and swampy areas, because Cindy says a live little girl is not going to be in those areas. True enough...but Cindy, as hard as it is, it's time to face facts. This search is no longer about a living child, but a dead one. The tests are back and they show, with little room for doubt, that there was a dead body in the trunk of Casey's car, and that dead body was that of Caylee. Casey's car was found by a wooded area beside a dumpster. Florida is full of marshy, swampy areas...frankly, if I were living in that area and I wanted to get rid of a body, I'd find me a swamp with some gators. Gruesome to think about, a mother possibly doing that (and it's just my conjecture, after all), but if Casey is cold and calculating enough to carry on the charade she's been playing since June, she's capable of throwing her daughter's body in a dumpster or to the alligators. Allegedly.
(By the way, any of you out there tresspassing at the Anthony home and threatening them and acting like jerks...yeah, go home and stop it. You're not only breaking the law when you threaten them, but you could be hampering the efforts of police and you're just making yourself look like idiots. You're also feeding Cindy's martyr complex. I understand the need to protest, but if you REALLY want to do something to protest then put your energies into helping find Caylee.)
Tim Miller, head of Texas EquuSearch, has expressed his dismay at how the search is going:
TIM MILLER, TEXAS EQUUSEARCH: You know what, Nancy? The search went well today, but — and I don`t watch a lot of media stuff. But right now, you know, it appears as though I probably need to pull off of this search.GRACE: Why do you say that?
MILLER: Well, the reason I say that — I don`t watch a lot of media stuff. I just — like, I come in open-minded. And if Casey, in fact, gave that child to somebody that she trusted, I am very upset that she did not at least get their name and phone number because we`re getting calls from people across America that really want us to look for their child that`s really missing.
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