The Anthony Encycliepedia: Casey talks about Imaginanny - Valhall

The Anthony Encycliepedia: Casey talks about Imaginanny

Posted on September 24th, 2010 by Valhall

Excerpt:

Despite the tireless efforts of the Anthony family and Casey’s voluminous defense team, most people following the murder trial of Casey Anthony continue to remember the victim’s name, Caylee Marie Anthony, and why all of this is happening. It’s about a little 2-year-old girl who was murdered and then pitched in a swamp. It’s about a little girl named Caylee Marie Anthony whose mother, accused of murdering her, had a Bella Vita of a good time for a month while her daughter lay rotting in the swamp where she placed her…unreported to authorities.

But there’s another name that the defense team apparently wants everyone to forget about in addition to Caylee’s. That name is Zenaida Fernandez-Gonzalez (with a hyphen no less). She is the problematic imaginanny who Casey accused of kidnapping Caylee. As hard as it may be to go back that far and get straight through all the piss and vinegar of over 2 years of defense shenanigans and Anthony family antics, the ONLY official statements made by Casey to law enforcement concerning the whereabouts of her then assumed “missing” daughter (but later confirmed murdered daughter), Caylee, were accusations that Caylee’s nanny, Zenaida Fernandez-Gonzalez, had absconded with the child.

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