Caylee Anthony Missing: Why did the Grand Mother, Cindy Anthony, Change her story that”‘smelled like dead body” in 911 call

The case of missing 2 year old Caylee Anthony has gone from the strange to the bizarre. Why did Caylee Marie’s grandmother change the story? How did the story change from the 911 call where she stated, it smells like there’s been a dead body in the damn car to  it was just pizza in the trunk.

“I have someone here who I need be arrested and a possible missing child,” she told a 911 dispatcher. “A 3-year-old that has been missing for a month.”

Anthony placed the call around 8:45 p.m., and answered the dispatcher’s questions impatiently. But less than an hour later, she was on the phone with dispatchers again – this time screaming and crying. She’d discovered her granddaughter had allegedly been kidnapped by the baby sitter.

Her daughter, Casey Anthony, had been missing for a month and the car she was driving – a white 1998 Pontiac Firebird – had been towed. Cindy Anthony found her daughter and the car, but not the child.

Her daughter, Casey Anthony, had been missing for a month and the car she was driving – a white 1998 Pontiac Firebird – had been towed. Cindy Anthony found her daughter and the car, but not the child.

“There is something wrong…I found my daughter’s car today, it smells like there’s been a dead body in the damn car,” Cindy Anthony yelled into the receiver.

When Casey Anthony, the missing girl’s mother, was put on the phone, she remained calm.

“My daughter’s been missing for the last 31 days,” Casey Anthony said.

When a dispatcher asked why she hadn’t come to the police earlier, she claimed that she had done her own searching. (Olando Sentinel)