Mother of Missing Toddler Does Not Respond to Offer
Casey Anthony, mother of three year old Caylee Anthony, ‘did not respond by Tuesday to an offer that would have given her some protection from prosecution if she told investigators what she knows about her daughter’s disappearance.’
Police fear Caylee is dead, but want to be sure and they wanted to give Casey the opportunity to tell them where the body of her daughter can be found (assuming she knows where it is) without being ‘punished’ for it.
Under the offer, Casey could tell police where the body of her daughter Caylee could be found, and that statement (and others about the whereabouts of her daughter and about what happened to her) could not be used against her.
However, evidence found as a result of the investigation after any possible statements could be used. In other words, investigators offered Casey Anthony limited immunity.
“We really don’t want to discuss our conversations with the state attorney’s office and law enforcement,” Christina Baez a spokeswoman for Casey’s attorney said. “We feel no need to try out case in the media. we’re not going to discuss that.”
The grandmother of the child, meanwhile, still believes Caylee may be alive (and reasonably well). Police disagree, believing the girl to be dead. For them, it is merely a matter of finding the body of the girl.
But what if she cut the body and threw it in a dumper or something and so doesnt know herself where 2 find it.
Gene, rgn2@op.pl