Did Tila write Casey's twitter posts?

I’m not much into twitter – I honestly don’t see the point of putting every though out there onto the internet, but over the past few days, I’ve become fascinated with the Casey Johnson/Tila Tequila saga. Perhaps it’s that voyeuristic urge to watch a train wreck unfolding before your eyes.

There have been so many judgements, tweets, attacks and speculation on the tragic death of Casey Johnson. How the rich could be so miserable and self-destructive? But watching it over the past few days, something else started to become more evident from the sorry soap opera which evolved.

I read Tila’s somewhat pathetic outpouring of grief for a woman she had been with barely 3 weeks it seems, her online flame war with Perez Hilton and her flagrant self-promotion and exhibitionism in almost every tweet. Irrespective of the fact that often when people pass away those closest to them do exhibit some strange ways of grieving, and that’s personal to them, and quite understandable, yet something just didn’t seem to fit quite right.

I kept going back to Casey Johnson’s twitter page as well to try and make sense of her life in the days leading up to her death.

First thing.........these two girls appear to have gotten together in November or maybe even as late as early December. If it were November, that was the same time Casey Johnson commenced her twitter account. Not sure now how long Twitter’s been around, but it did seem interesting that the twitter account began around the same time they got together.

Now, if you were Casey Johnson, heir to the Johnson and Johnson fortune, what would you make your twitter account? Obviously, you’d like to have “CaseyJohnson”......but that name was taken by an apparently legitimate Casey Johnson who has the misfortune of sharing the same name with the socialite heiress.

Next step, perhaps you’d choose Casey_Johnson.....or even Caseyjohnsonjnj if somehow you had an ego enough to relate yourself to your billionaire family – but would you really be so inept at mis-spelling your own name to be caseyjonsonjnj? Really.......even putting jnj after your own name to relate your whole identity to your family seems weird for someone, but the crazy spelling mistake where you don’t spell your own surname right?

So “Casey” commences this twitter site, doesn’t do much for it for a few weeks and then goes hammer and tong at it over the Christmas period with comments about her “wifey” and “Fiancee”, much of it just blatant promotion of every site Tila Tequila is running.

And then this tweet on caseyjonsonjnj............at 1.22amDec 24, 2009

OOPS! That was "TILA" Writing...that last comment about the media! hahahha! Well actually, this is T

Busted, huh? Running too many twitters at once will do that to someone.

Also weird is that a whole lot of photos posted in mid November seem to have disappeared, not sure how long tweetphoto keeps them all, or why they were deleted.

Some really weird references a couple of days after Christmas to Tila addiction – and given what happened, a little too real life for comfort. Who wrote them? Casey or Tila?

But all of that is bits of a puzzle, here and there. None of it probably proves anything. But what IS interesting is how individuals can have such a unique style in their posts and discussions when typing online – almost like handwriting or a signature. Here are a few thoughts:

How many people capitalize words mid-sentence? It’s not all that common and appears even more remote that you could get two individuals who know each other to do it. E.g. note the references to “Wifey” and “Fiance” with a capital as well as a number of other words mid-sentence. Also the “style” is consistent in a number of other ways of “online speaking”..............”muah” isn’t all that common, either and doesn’t seem like a term that you’d pick up within three weeks of meeting someone, but even if it was, along with everything else seems to ring a few alarm bells.

So what does this mean? Well, Casey might have started her own twitter account back in November, and she might have even posted a few tweets of her own in the beginning, but it does behove the question of whether it was her tweeting more frequently in the last days of her life. Or was it another attempt at self-promotion by Tila Tequila. Another interesting thing is how Tila Tequila didn’t mention Casey in her own tweets even once from before she left LA on New Year’s eve till the time Casey’s body was found and the information became public. And we’ve heard nothing since but her well publicized grief for the “love of her life” in the days since. Blaaagghhh, they were together, how long? Three weeks or so?

If the above establishes that Tila Tequila was impersonating Casey Johnson, what becomes even more questionable is that if you were impersonating someone, wouldn’t you continue to do so when you were away from them travelling (as Tila Tequila was from around noon on December 31). Unless, of course you knew that the person you were impersonating wasn’t able to tweet anymore.............because you knew they were already dead. The coroner’s report hasn’t yet established a time of death, and perhaps given the length of time, may not be able to, but although she was found and pronounced dead on January 4, investigators believe she was dead up to a week. So did she die just after Tila Tequila left to go away for New Year’s eve, or had she even passed before?