[roseylovestosho]

I guess my only question about this is why not just leave Caylee with her grandparents and simply not answer any phone calls? I guess she did it so she could collect the babysitting money and make it look like she was taking care of her?

Originally Posted by Nancy1999

I suspect Casey wanted her child to sleep so she could spend time with boyfriends. Her mother gave her $300 a week for babysitters, but Casey used this to live, and she couldn’t afford a babysitter. She took Caylee to some boyfriends homes for overnights where they all shared a bed, but other boyfriends didn’t seem that happy when Casey brought Caylee and some even called her child “your offspring”. She pleaded with one boyfriend to come to her home and spend the night, but he didn’t want to and wanted her to come to his home. I think Casey had been giving Caylee medication to help her sleep for some time, and needed to make it stronger over time. One guy even said that the only time he saw Casey discipline Caylee was when she was trying to make her sleep, so this was a problem for her. I suspect Casey told her boyfriend that Caylee was with a babysitter and in reality Caylee was in the trunk of the car with maybe just one piece of duct tape so that she couldn’t make noise. Perhaps Casey overslept and Caylee died when the morning sun baked the car, Casey couldn’t tell anyone, even as an accident, it’s extreme neglect, so she put another piece of tape on her mouth with the heart shaped sticker. Caylee’s body was decomposing fast, and I think Casey stole money from grandma and others at this time so that she could leave town. The car was found at a check cashing place wasn’t it? Anyway, I think Casey was planning to leave town the night her mom called 911. It’s not that unusal for hookers to leave their kids in the trunk of the car, but they don’t spend the night with the guy. I believe this is where Caylee died. I’ve suspected some of the computer searches may have been contemplating her parents deaths, I think she wanted them dead.