Was Casey setting up a MySpace for Zenaida?

Caylee Anthony – An Interesting Theory

Posted on October 26th, 2009
by Simon Barrett in All News
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I tend to avoid much of the arm chair quarterbacking that mars much of the ‘news’ that gets regurgitated online. Occasionally though, you do come across something that gives you pause for thought. I was sent a link today, and I am still pondering the potential implications.
The Caylee Anthony case has captured the hearts of many. From the outside the entire Anthony family seems so normal, just regular middle class folks, with regular middle class ideals, a working family, a caring family, the regular house, in the regular suburbia, and the regular mortgage. But is this really a good description of the family of Caylee Anthony?................................................................

I am a huge fan of Cold War spy novels, and indeed the historical factual books. There is a term ‘legend’, a ‘legend’ is the fictitious background that is used to create the new person. Although the FBI use a different term, part of their Witness Protection Program relies on legends. A new drivers license, a new name, a new background. Even a new identity with new SSN and the IRS. None of this is easy, disappearing these days is a lot harder than it used to be!
The question becomes, can you produce a ‘legend’ for a fictitious person? I would say that the answer is a resounding NO. But is that what Casey Anthony tried to attempt?
I will offer no comment, but I do believe this link is worth visiting and thinking about.
I am a fan of coincidences, I always have been. I have met people in England, and then bumped into them years later in Canada, the US, or other countries. It sounds unlikely, but it is true. However coincidence only goes so far, at what point does it become manufactured?
http://www.bloggernews.net/122755

WOW! Great info! I thought I knew all about the driver's license thing but boy was I wrong! I think KC IS Zanny!

Has law enforcement seized the “zenaida” Myspace page?


October 25, 2009 · 502 Comments



By JWG
Readers of Dave’s blog will recall his August 4 post on the “zenaida” Myspace page. Since it’s discovery early this year, that simple web page has drawn interest from many of those who follow the Caylee Anthony case because it seems to scream premeditation with its connections to Casey Anthony. To recap the features of interest:

• The sign-up date, which can be found on the View All Blog Entries link, is June 16, 2008. This is the date Caylee was last seen alive.
  
• The last login date, which can be found on the main page, is October 14, 2008. This is the date Casey was indicted for murder and jailed. It is the last possible date she could have used a computer.
  
• Zenaida’s profile picture is that of “Dora the Explorer” – the iconic image also found on Caylee’s abandoned backpack.
  

Could it be a hoax?
Now, none of the above proves this Myspace page is connected to Casey Anthony. In fact, many have wondered if someone set up the page as a hoax. I spent some time this spring trying to find ways to “spoof” the sign-up date and last login date, and I was indeed successful in making the last login date of my own Myspace page appear to be October 14, 2008. For fun, I also spoofed the age, sex, and location fields, making me appear to be a 24-year old female from Miami............................................

Casey Anthony seems to have had an interest in Myspace hacks. Remember those infamous searches on Google for chloroform recipes? Earlier that month – March 6 to be exact – someone on the Anthony desktop computer searched for ways to hide their Myspace page and blog. I will give you three guesses as to who performed the search, but two of them don’t count............................
http://marinadedave.wordpress.com/2009/10/25/has-law-enforcement-seized-the-zenaida-myspace-page/