Had something to do with a website showing two families living adjacent to each other off of Hope Springs where Caylees remains were found. The two families live next door to each other. What is interesting is one family goes by the first name of Caylees nanny while the other family next door goes by the last name of Caylees nanny.
The reason they are bringing this up is a jailhouse conversation between Casey and her brother Lee. They believe Casey was giving clues to Lee where Caylee is.
I believe the website is sacred moneys. Don’t know anything about it. Have no idea if true; but it is spooky.
I’ve known this for possibly 3 years now. The press never picked up on it. If you can, go back and watch all the jail tapes of Casey with Lee, George, and Cindy in them. They are constantly talking about places to look and sometimes it seems Casey is talking in a sort of code knowing she’s being taped.
I believe Lee was eager to start his PI (heh) career and wanted to find Caylee’s remains but NOT to alert law enforcement. Just the opposite. He (and Casey, too) wanted to move Caylee’s remains or hide them or destroy them. (Where do you think they got the bright idea to accuse Roy Kronk of doing this? It came about because it was their original intent to remove and hide the remains. Obvious really when you think it through.) No remains, meant in Cindy’s mind no murder trial.
That’s the same reason Cindy told Tim Miller to search in this place and that place but NOT EVER on Suburban and to only look for a live Caylee. She did this because she didn’t want someone else finding those remains.
That is why when Tim Miller told Cindy he was looking for a dead Caylee she told him to get the hell out.
That is also why she sent Hoover and Dominic Casey digging around on Suburban...there was no psychic really. IMO that was smoke and mirrors. The jailbird Casey must have dropped a better hint about where to look but those 2 bozo’s wouldn’t look very hard and so Roy Kronk found the remains again a month later and the trial Cindy never wanted to begin got it’s start.