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George and Cindy Anthony agreed to take an FBI-administered polygraph on their A&E special to refute Casey's abuse allegations. Cindy told George beforehand she would divorce him if he failed. Both passed. Henry Zebrowski noted that passing while knowing everything was on the line actually made the result more convincing.
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Marcus Parks reconstructs the collapse of the Anthony family relationship. Cindy was surprisingly still in civil contact with Casey as late as 2016, when they met briefly after the death of Cindy's father. The final break came over Caylee's ashes: Casey demanded them, Cindy refused, and Casey threatened violence. In her final message to her daughter, Cindy sent a photograph of the garbage bag in which Caylee's skeletal remains were discovered, with the message 'You put her there.' [1] — Marcus Parks "The last contact between Cindy and Casey Anthony ended with Cindy sending Casey a photo of the garbage bag Caylee's skeletal remains were d…" 37:45 Cindy has also said she plans to scatter Caylee's ashes before she dies so Casey can never claim them. The hosts briefly debate the legal technicality of whether Casey, as Caylee's mother, could actually sue for the ashes — with Zebrowski reluctantly conceding she probably could legally. George Anthony's parting words about his daughter sum it up simply: 'You blew it.'
George and Cindy Anthony both passed an FBI-administered polygraph test on their A&E special, with Cindy having threatened divorce if George failed.
The last contact between Cindy and Casey Anthony ended with Cindy sending Casey a photo of the garbage bag Caylee's skeletal remains were discovered in, with the message: 'You put her there.' It came after Casey threatened to show up and take Caylee's ashes by force.
In their final communication, Cindy Anthony sent Casey a photo of the garbage bag Caylee's body was found in with the message 'You put her there.'
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