Compounding Lies Paint Grim Picture In Case Of Missing Toddler Caylee Anthony
It should come as no surprise that Casey Anthony, mother of missing 2-year old Caylee Anthony, has been caught in another major lie. Casey had claimed she spoke with her daughter the day before she was arrested, stating she received a call from a "private number" which she told police was made by her "nanny," the elusive Zenaida Gonzalez. During this alleged call, Casey in a sworn statement said she spoke briefly with her daughter and that was the last time she'd heard from little Caylee. This would have been the 15th of July, but as it turns out, this was a LIE.
Phone records released by OCPD shows that Casey NEVER received a call from a "private" number or any number belonging to the supposed nanny. Further compounding this woman's web of deception, the Zenaida Gonzalez Casey refers to as being her daughter's nanny has cooperated with police and has been cleared of being involved in this case from the beginning. In fact, she is upset that her innocent name has been dragged into this case, and her reputation sullied by the implications.
There are news reports that CSI techs visited the Anthony home for a 4th time and took evidence related to clothes and items Casey Anthony had with her during the time she and Caylee were away from the Anthony home when Caylee went missing. Cindy Anthony, the grandmother of the missing child, has stated in a report to police that she unwittingly washed a pair of pants belonging to Casey Anthony which were found in the car after it was impounded. Cindy Anthony, in her statement to police, said she washed the pants because they smelled of the same odor most reports are claiming to be that of "human decomposition."
It is also being reported that the OCPD are engaging in pre-planned diving exercises, but doing so at ponds and bodies of water close to the Anthony's Orlando home. It is believed that the DNA evidence from the mysterious stain found in the back of Casey Anthony's car are close to being completed, but police have said they won't necessarily being releasing those details to the media or public.
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