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By Steve Huff in missing persons, unsolved
Wednesday, Aug. 27 2008 @ 5:19PM

MyFoxOrlando.com: Documents from Casey Anthony case

findingcaylee.jpgClick on the link above to go to the index page for MyFoxOrlando.com's scans of the documents recently released in relation to the investigation into the disappearance of Orlando-area toddler Caylee Marie Anthony, age 2.

Following the link will lead you to affidavits, transcripts of 911 calls and interviews and various reports from detectives involved in the investigation. One thing becomes clear very early on -- no matter their public pose since this case became high-profile, Casey Anthony's family -- specifically her mother Cindy, Caylee's grandmother -- has her number. At one point Cindy allegedly referred to her daughter as a "sociopath."

Most fascinating for me were the transcripts of detectives' interviews with Casey Anthony on July 16 -- after she'd clearly lied to them, led them along the primrose path, so to speak, she still seemed blithely unaware of how she came across to the veteran cops, and determined to hang on to her baseline lie -- that some mythical nanny named Zenaida had absconded with her child.

If Casey is indeed a sociopath, as her own mother supposedly said, the interviews with her give a textbook portrait of the mind of of a lying, antisocial personality in action.

Together with recent revelations that Casey wanted to give Caylee up when she became pregnant in 2005, it really makes you wonder if the little girl ever truly had a chance. [See also: Fox News -- article about an Orlando Sheriff's Deputy who was fired after he lied about having some sort of relationship with Casey Anthony.]