[dolsgirl]

Originally Posted by Nancy1999

It not like I have any respect for the family except as human beings, so I can’t lose any; I just don’t know them that well, however, I believe they’re doing better than I would under the circumstances. I’m not sure you can say, what you would do, if you were in someone else’s shoes. If Baez is battering you and saying, “Do you want your daughter to die; she’s going to be put to death if you don’t admit that it’s possible you did those searches.” All Cindy did was admit it was possible, so they really can’t get her for perjury. I think when they initially contacted her and asked her the questions, she may have lied because she really did believe Casey to be innocent, and a big hurdle for her to overcome was the fact that the police weren’t interested in looking for anyone else. This was extremely frustrating for her, and I think they were doing everything possible to try to convince the police they needed to concentrate on finding the kidnappers so that they could save Caylee. Cindy just had not had enough time to process that Casey could be a cold blooded killer.

I’m certainly NOT saying it’s ever right to lie under oath, I’m just saying I can understand it when you are trying to protect your child, but then I think the jurors will understand that too, and not take too seriously what Cindy says.

It's not right to ever lie under oath. I am sure that Cindy knows if she looked up chloroform. She didn't.