I looked, and didn't see anything else on this, so I'm starting a thread.

WESH recently interviewed the computer salesman who swore in a statement to LE that he saw Casey and Caylee not once but twice:

http://www.wesh.com/video/16128463/index.html

He claims the two of them were in his store, and later, on the last day Caylee is seen alive, he sees both of them at the Wal-Mart.

I don't know the Orlando area that well, but WESH reports that this Wal-Mart is only 4 miles from Tony's apartment. Casey's cell pings put her at Tony's apartment roughly around the time this computer dude claims to have seen them.

I know a lot of us on the board don't buy his story. LE finds him "sincere in his beliefs" but not necessarily correct.

I still feel that, if true, this is incredibly important... because she may have been purchasing something at that Wal-Mart that she used to commit Caylee's murder. Cleaning solutions perhaps... Used to make a mean injectable "cocktail."

Again, there has to be a receipt "paper trial" from that Wal-Mart.

Before we only had his sworn statement. Now we hear him discuss it viewing his face, voice, etc. I also think he's sincere. But is he right about what he saw? Check it out... when you can break away from the new dox!

I don't think the guy is lying, but I think he may be mistaken about the dates he saw them.

I think it's possible...I was just writing on the pg test thread that she might have bought the pg test there if it was "First Response"...

Hi, Blaze! Yes, I just read that in the other thread. Now, wouldn't THAT be something... if the computer dude was right and if she were indeed in that WalMart, purchasing a pregnancy test, just hours (maybe less!) before killing Caylee.

So I'm thinking she heads back home, takes the test, finds out it's negative, gets pissed (I believe she was hoping to "trap" Tony via a pregnancy), and decides to rid herself of Caylee once and for all. Think about it... the emotions are already riding high from the events the night before. Tony doesn't really want a daughter. And she was planning to do this for months anyway. Now's the time.

What time did the "flurry" of phone calls start? I want to say it was around 3-ish, 4-ish? Because I agree with Mark Furhman... she was checking to make sure no one was going to walk in on her with a dead baby.

Hi, Blaze! I saw that in another thread... My original post got lost to a "trigger" word (can't imagine which one).

That would be something, wouldn't it? That's why I think any receipts that can be tied to Casey on that day from that Wal-Mart could be very important. It could tie her to the scene.

From what I heard, the Walmart in question had nothing but sliding doors at the time the man alleges Caylee had to PULL a door open by herself.