detective for years in d.c. no less. this young thing going toe to toe with these cops every day, lie after lie, story after story. what does that tell you about this woman? she is a cold blooded killer. she knew what to say and what not to say and she knew how to play the game and the detectives realized that early on. let me tell you they tried to give this woman an out and that is why the detective played up the fact maybe the baby is decomposing in a dumpster. she didn t take the way out not because she is some nut case, because she is a cold blooded killer and i hope the jury row recognizes that. she knew if she acknowledged any involvement in this she was going to be indicted for capital murder. she knew it. it was clear to her from the public exposure of the case that she had to maintain a posture that she didn t know what happened to the child. she could have said at that point that the baby drown. she may be cold blood. rod whrarks are you saying?
the parent would lie for the child but also because the grand parent that loses the grand child has to face their own conscious of why did the child die on your watch? so they will blame themselves and therefore protect their daughter? would a parent adopt a false story to help a child under these kirks? no. yes. no. yes. let me go to you, rod. she is 22 years old. the police are interrogating here. right. she goes toe to toe with experienced detectives. have you ever seen anything like this? and let s look at the interview before you answer the question. this is when the police interview here as part of the missing child investigation. take a listen. the last time that i saw her was on the night of june and what happened to caylee? i don t know. sure you do. i don t know. something happened to caylee. wthe last time you saw her. you haven t seen her so that part is throug true you haven n
detective for years in d.c. no less. this young thing going toe to toe with these cops every day, lie after lie, story after story. what does that tell you about this woman? she is a cold blooded killer. she knew what to say and what not to say and she knew how to play the game and the detectives realized that early on. let me tell you they tried to give this woman an out and that is why the detective played up the fact maybe the baby is decomposing in a dumpster. she didn t take the way out not because she is some nut case, because she is a cold blooded killer and i hope the jury row recognizes that. she knew if she acknowledged any involvement in this she was going to be indicted for capital murder. she knew it. it was clear to her from the public exposure of the case that she had to maintain a posture that she didn t know what happened to the child. she could have said at that point that the baby drown. she may be cold blood. rod whrarks are you saying?
child but also because the grand parent that loses the grand child has to face their own conscious of why did the child die on your watch? so they will blame themselves and therefore protect their daughter? would a parent adopt a false story to help a child under these kirks? no. yes. no. yes. let me go to you, rod. she is 22 years old. the police are interrogating here. right. she goes toe to toe with experienced detectives. have you ever seen anything like this? and let s look at the interview before you answer the question. this is when the police interview here as part of the missing child investigation. take a listen. the last time that i saw her was on the night of june and what happened to caylee? i don t know. sure you do. i don t know. something happened to caylee. wthe last time you saw her. you haven t seen her so that part is throug true you haven n