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Caylee Anthon'y Psychics: NATIONAL ENQUIRER Psychic Sisters
Caylee Anthony's Psychics
CAYLEE FINAL MOMENTS- Caylee Anthony Murder
Psychic Sisters who located body have visions of little Caylee Anthony struggling for last breath!
In her last moments of life, little Caylee Anthony fought bravely to survive as her mother Casey attacked in a fit of rage, and then realized she'd gone too far - accidentally suffocating her little girl.
That's the shocking conclusion of two famed psychic sisters, Suzanne and Jean McKenzie Vincent, whose uncannily accurate visions helped pinpoint the location of Caylee's final resting place - an abandoned, weed-strewn lot.
In October, two months before Caylee's body was found, the Vincent sisters, working with Anthony family private investigator Dominic Casey, pinpointed the site with amazing detail - an abandoned lot near a school, surrounded by a chain-link fence, where trash and beer bottles were scattered.
The Pittsburgh-based psychics even predicted accurately that the body would be found inside a black plastic bag, along with a blanket.
Now the sisters have shared with investigators - and The ENQUIRER - their chilling visions of the scene where Caylee died, and both seers agree that Casey did not act alone.
"Casey was packing to visit a boyfriend," Suzanne told The ENQUIRER. "She was in the bedroom of her parents' house with Caylee, who was throwing a fit - not wanting her mother to leave.
"We believe Casey had been giving her something - cough syrup, perhaps - to sedate her, but it wasn't working. Finally, Casey snapped.
"In a rage, she puts her hand over Caylee's mouth. When that doesn't shut her up, she covers her mouth, either with the duct tape later found on the body or with a pillow.
"Suddenly, she realizes that Caylee is not moving. She checks - Caylee is dead! She panics - she puts Caylee in a laundry bag, and puts that bag into a plastic bag which she places in the car trunk."
Picking up the chilling vision, Suzanne told The ENQUIRER: "Eventually, late at night, Casey called someone to help her dispose of the body - a male with brown eyes, brown hair, about 5-foot-10, who loved Casey and would do anything for her."
Dominic Casey and Casey Anthony's Psychic Vincent Sisters
Caylee Anthony's Psychics
Suzanne Vincent and Jean Vincent were brought onto the Caylee Marie
Anthony case by Luke P, the intermediary. Luke told us he was working with Law enforcement officials. We had a bad vibe about him, but we volunteering our time and expertise anyway. Through the intermediary, Luke, we were able to provide Dominic Casey (a private investigator hired by Cindy and George Anthony) with accurate visions as to the final resting place of Caylee Marie Anthony. Caylee was found as our psychic impressions showed her to us, in an abandoned, weed-strewn lot near a school, with a chain link fence, in a black plastic trash bag, a fourth of a mile from her Orlando, Florida home. Because of our accuracy with the Caylee Marie Anthony case, Dominic Casey asked Jean Vincent and Suzanne Vincent to profile suspects in the abduction and murder of Caylee Marie Anthony and to locate and profile the Disappearance of Haleigh Cummings from Satsuma, Florida. We did psychic reading with Haleigh's mother, Crystal Sheffield, her grandmother, Marie Griffs, and law enforcement officer, Peggy Cole.
Dominic Casey's Psychic Vincent Sisters
Dominic Casey's Psychic Sisters
A private investigator testified on Monday at the Casey Anthony murder trial that a psychic directed him to the wooded area where the remains of Ms. Anthony’s two-year-old daughter were found a month later.
But he said he saw nothing that looked like the remains of the toddler, Caylee Anthony.
Dominic Casey said he was working for Ms. Anthony’s parents, George and Cindy, in November 2008, trying to track down leads about the possible whereabouts of Caylee. He had also done prior work as an investigator for Ms. Anthony’s defense attorney, Jose Baez.
Caylee anthony Murder and Pittsbugh Psychic Sisters
Dominic Casey, Jose Baez and Casey Anthony
Dominic Casey claimed Casey’s lawyer admitted that she killed her daughter.
Dominic Casey — a former private investigator who worked on Casey’s defense team — dropped bombshell after bombshell about who really killed two-year-old Caylee Anthony and what Casey’s relationship was like with her defense attorney, Jose Baez.
He also claimed he walked in on Casey performing sexual favors in exchange for legal fees.
Dominic worked as a private investigator on Casey’s trial from July to December 2008 and recalled a time that he arrived at Jose’s law office unexpectedly. He said he “witnessed a naked Casey” as she ran out of Jose’s private office.
“That night I told her that she cannot allow him to continue engaging in this behavior. Casey told me she had to do what Jose said because she had no money for her defense,” read an anecdote from Dominic’s court documents.
Jose vehemently denied the claims.
Shorlty after the court documents were revealed, the lawyer released a statement about his alleged affair with Casey.
“I unequivocally and categorically deny exchanging sex for my legal services with Ms. Anthony,” he said in a statement to People. “I further unequivocally and categorically deny having any sexual relationship with Ms. Anthony whatsoever.”
Dominic claimed Casey’s lawyer admitted that she killed her daughter.
In unsealed court documents from Casey’s bankruptcy case, Dominic said he was hired just days after Casey was arrested in July 2008 – 31 days after Caylee went missing, according to Fox News.
“[Jose] had told me that Casey had murdered Caylee and dumped the body somewhere and, he needed all the help he could get to find the body before anyone else did,” Dominic claimed.
Deposition documents released during Casey Anthony's bankruptcy case reveal shocking details about Caylee Anthony's murder case and her relationship with her lead defense attorney Jose Baez.
During the deposition of private investigator Dominic Casey -- who was hired to work with Casey Anthony's defense team about two weeks after her arrest -- he made a number of claims including, "[On] Saturday, July 26, 2008, [attorney Jose] Baez had told me that Casey had murdered Caylee and dumped the body somewhere and, he needed all the help he could get to find the body before anyone else did," one affidavit reads.
Some other claims included that Anthony signed over to Baez all of her and Caylee's intellectual property rights so that he could hawk whatever photos, videos, and other items she gave him, and that a money launderer for Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman put up hundreds of thousands of dollars for Anthony's defense.
He even says after Baez canceled a scheduled network TV appearance he overheard Baez say to Anthony, "You now owe me 3 [sexual acts]."
About two weeks later, Casey said the misconduct between Anthony and Baez had escalated and he "once again" saw Anthony running naked from Baez's private office. When Casey said he told her she needed to stop, she said, "she had to do what Jose said because she had no money for her defense."
He said he quit working for Baez a few days later.
The investigator also said Casey Anthony wanted to implicate the man who ended up discovering Caylee’s body by suggesting her attorneys say he kidnapped her.
These documents come as public record from part of Casey Anthony’s bankruptcy case.
