her falsely accusing her father of molesting her is disgusting. her murdering her daughter in cold blood is disgusting. her walking FREE? downright disgraceful. this justice system is so flawed. i hope she gets what’s coming to her.

@10cody7 too many corrupt cops out there. They all need to be fired.

@10cody7 too many corrupt cops out there. They all need to be fired.

@Carnival im genuinely shocked that someone with such a deranged thought process as this would be watching videos about criminal psychology.

@Carnival im genuinely shocked that someone with such a deranged thought process as this would be watching videos about criminal psychology.

the fact that in 2017 she was living with the lead investigator tells you how she got away with it as well

the fact that in 2017 she was living with the lead investigator tells you how she got away with it as well

@P1nkR i am questioning procecutors/defens a lot whether they care to find out the truth or just winning a case by any means even if it means defending a real murder.

Her poor parents. They lost their granddaughter, their daughter, and got dragged through the mud for no good reason at all. The whole thing is tragic

@Bartender_Billy her being capable of murder and guilty of murder are two separate things

@Bartender_Billy her being capable of murder and guilty of murder are two separate things

@AltaMirage Still nothing to say then, eh? I guess I win.

@AltaMirage Still nothing to say then, eh? I guess I win.

αɴαнαтα love yea that’s what I actually think

αɴαнαтα love yea that’s what I actually think

@AltaMirage It makes me a dispassionate third party.  The defense made the case that she did not kill her daughter, only that she discovered her already dead and with the help of her father, sought to cover up her death.  You alleged, or at least insinuated, that the duct tape was evidence of murder, I simply provided a plausible alternative explanation.  That doesn't mean I think she's a good person, or a rational person, but what I do think is that the evidence was not substantial enough to convict her of homicide, as did the jury.

@Josh Allen the GOAT There seems to be an echo in here.

@Josh Allen the GOAT There seems to be an echo in here.

@AltaMirage Way to not have a counter point to anything I said.

@AltaMirage Way to not have a counter point to anything I said.

@Josan Crewbar Look up the definition of "false dichotomy". That's your free education for today... Merry Christmas.

@Josan Crewbar Look up the definition of "false dichotomy". That's your free education for today... Merry Christmas.

@Josh Allen the GOAT Way to pointlessly focus on one single aspect, and embarrassingly fail to minimise it.

@Josh Allen the GOAT Way to pointlessly focus on one single aspect, and embarrassingly fail to minimise it.

@AltaMirage remember when the guy in the UK was convicted for teaching his dog to Heil Hitler for a meme video on YouTube? European courts really are great guys (HONK)

@vicky wen i think her dad sexually abused her AND she killed caylee for her 'freedom' to have her beautiful life.

@vicky wen i think her dad sexually abused her AND she killed caylee for her 'freedom' to have her beautiful life.

αɴαнαтα love

@P1nkR it's only casey's fault. the lawyers believed she was telling the truth probably

@P1nkR it's only casey's fault. the lawyers believed she was telling the truth probably

Casey says she sleeps just fine at night🤮

Casey says she sleeps just fine at night🤮

@Meropticon _ lookup the case of Sandra Melgar, I really feel she was falsely accused

@Meropticon _ lookup the case of Sandra Melgar, I really feel she was falsely accused

No evidence no proof. Correct verdict watch the WHOLE trial. next

No evidence no proof. Correct verdict watch the WHOLE trial. next

Dont be so quick evreryone. Allah see everything and if she did infact do this, she will burn forever. Inshallah she will not get away with anything if she is guilty.

and you have people getting 20 years for marijuana

and you have people getting 20 years for marijuana

She basically lives in Exile now had to change her name and appearance. Sadly she’s still alive and doing well though.

She basically lives in Exile now had to change her name and appearance. Sadly she’s still alive and doing well though.

@Carnival I’m sure Casey also probably screwed the lawyer to pay off her fees too. You know she didn’t have the money to pay him, so she paid him another way. She was def that kind of girl.

@vicky wen yeah totally not suspicious how she accused her dad of sexual assault only after he provided testimony against her, and not at all before when she happily conversed with him when he was on her side.

@vicky wen because literally everything she stated the whole entire video was a lie

@vicky wen because literally everything she stated the whole entire video was a lie

@Ann Ohn It's probably also really depressing when someone that you love tells disgusting lies about you.

@Ann Ohn It's probably also really depressing when someone that you love tells disgusting lies about you.

@Saddam Hussein Ironic coming from an account named Saddam Hussein

@Saddam Hussein Ironic coming from an account named Saddam Hussein

@vicky wen how can you possibly assume it was not?

@vicky wen how can you possibly assume it was not?

Was it false though?  Didn't he try to commit suicide after the trial?

Was it false though?  Didn't he try to commit suicide after the trial?

@walkingexistentaldread …. I think you have it backwards

@walkingexistentaldread …. I think you have it backwards

@Royce Thompson
I agree. And I'm not happy with alot of outcomes, especially where prosecutorial misconduct plays a part.
As JCS states in this video, her attorney focused on telling the jury to set aside all prejudice and only convict if they have proven that Caylee was murdered and the prosecution left doubt.
I believe there possibly would have been a conviction if it weren't such a media circus.

@Carnival How busted are you ? I assume morals are not a concept that registers with you.

@Carnival How busted are you ? I assume morals are not a concept that registers with you.

@Albert Jordan  The defense probably didn't do anything to counter the evidence of the tape, as the tape on its own doesn't prove anything. There's no proof that Casey even was the one who put the tape there to begin with. The only proof that would have been able to convict Casey of the murder is proof that directly links her to the crime at the time of death, of which the prosecution had none. Everything else is circumstantial and is non-admissable for a guilty verdict on its own.

@AltaMirage You are not your search history.  Interest in a subject does not mean that you did, or intend to do, what you're searching for.  Is it a good look? Of course not.  Does it increase the odds that she committed the crime?  Sure.  Is it sufficient to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that she killed her daughter?  I don't think so.  I don't know precisely how the defense countered this point of evidence (specifically the tape) but I'd imagine one could make the case that she was concerned with the smell and potential for maggots, and only duct taped her mouth and nose AFTER she had already drowned, rather than as the method of killing her.

@AltaMirage Pretty much the definition of circumstantial evidence is what it is.

What happens to the body after it is unalive is virtually meaningless. It wouldn't connect her to the crime in any way, even if she literally came out and said that she dumped the body.

If a Google search could be used to convict then I'm sure half of us would be in prison by now. Just the other day I was googling stuff about stabbing, does that mean I stabbed someone?

@AltaMirage i dont know why you are suggesting we release half the criminals as a joke. That severely misrepresented what I said. Just because in one case there was a wrong decision made does not invalidate the others. You must realize that trials are not run by the same guy or jury and so there will be differences in how good they are. You must have missed it but at the end of what I said, I said that I do not know how she was not convicted.

@AltaMirage Then they should have put it forth in the trial, the only evidence they provided was circumstantial at best.

@AltaMirage Then they should have put it forth in the trial, the only evidence they provided was circumstantial at best.

@Jay Beam I'm not sure you can assert that. Who do you think believes that the US justice system, as currently arranged, is "the best in mankind's history"? It serves the wealthy and hands out insanely overharsh punishments to vast numbers of poor people. Virtually no European would consider that it is better than any system in Europe, for example. None of us would wish to have ANY involvment in US "justice".

@Josh Allen the GOAT There was a MOUNTAIN of evidence against her in this case.

@Josh Allen the GOAT There was a MOUNTAIN of evidence against her in this case.

@YellowEllo Whelp, we'd better release half the murderers in jail then, who were convicted on far less than this. Now ask yourself: what if Casey had actually been a big hairy ugly man? Think this would have been the outcome?

@HitlerActually Her complete joy at not having the child around. Her entry in the diary practically confessing to it, and not mentioning the disappearance or death of the child at all. Her constant lies about the whereabouts of the child. The fact that not a single other member of her family credited the absurd and indeed evil child abuse story (why was it never followed up by ANYONE, if true?). The fact that Anthony searched for methods of suffocation on the actual day of suffocation. The fact that the child was hidden BY ANTHONY in a bag in a swamp nearby. The fact that the body was found with duct tape over its mouth and nose... and so much more besides, but these... how do these come "not even close" to evidence that she did the murder? You even admit that it WAS a murder, contrary to her obvious lies about accidental death.

@FRANKIE OJ Duct tape on Caylee's face. Proof positive.

@FRANKIE OJ Duct tape on Caylee's face. Proof positive.

well she lives in florida and you can find her address. if anyone in the comment section gets too sad to keep going…she’s learning to be a private investigator and you know she won’t be working with scrupulous people. she’ll be using her manipulative capacity to gain access to places and things that help out all sorts of fucked up people

@P1nkR they created doubt in the mind of the jury  he did his job, no more, no less. They were paid to do a job and they did their best. By defending the rights of one person, no matter how bad, they are defending the rights of everyone. The monsters are not the lawyers. Casey is the monster.

The prosecutors overcharged her.  The jury could not convict of premediated murder based on the evidence.  The prosecution gambled by overcharging in hopes of a plea deal and they lost.

@Z Romo It definitely isn't. That still goes on her permanent record. She won't be able to get a good job or have a decent place to stay for the rest of her life. Not to mention that she alienated all her friends and family, and the viral nature of the case means that people will recognize her. She may not have been sentenced for murder but her life is effectively ruined.

@Josh Allen the GOAT that's essentially walking free after she murdered her daughter

@Josh Allen the GOAT that's essentially walking free after she murdered her daughter

@Ana Alves She didn't walk free. She got 2 years in jail and a fine for giving false information to the police during an investigation.

@Ana Alves She didn't walk free. She got 2 years in jail and a fine for giving false information to the police during an investigation.

If anything this case is proof that our judicial system works as it should and not everyone is so tempted by their emotions. Sure, she certainly gives off the air of being a shitty person, but being a shitty person isn't enough to convict someone of a crime without any evidence. There would be a lot more innocent people behind bars if that were the case.

@vicky wen class A liar. She cried at the first jail meeting when talking to her dad. The pain she felt was from her parents, so why would she feel sadness looking at her father if he didn't care about his child?

In order to ensure that human rights do not get slowly stripped away from us we have to provide them to everyone. While the justice system is not perfect it is certainly better than most places in the world. Our system was made with the goal that an innocent person never get locked for something they did not do, not always imprisoning the person who did it. Unfortunately a focus on protecting the innocent means some people get free. Though, I do not understand how it missed this time.

It was more than likely her defense attorney that came up with the whole molestation idea because they know that a jury will eat that kind of stuff up. The guy is despicable but he's good at what he does so I'm sure it was his idea.

And the man didn't even flinch but stood by her after hearing all that smh

And the man didn't even flinch but stood by her after hearing all that smh

The evidence was circumstantial, at best.  Do I think she killed the kid?  More than likely.  Did the prosecution come anywhere close to presenting enough evidence to prove she did the murder, beyond a reasonable doubt?  FUCK NO!  Not even close.

@Albert Jordan I'm not questioning that, or saying that she did it because only she knows that. But that she is innocent is a lie, and there was enough evidence to see that. Her child died and was buried in the woods while she was aware of this, after covering up for it and misleading the authorities. I don't know law but I'm pretty sure that measures up to something. This woman should not have walked out free. That's just my perspective.

Fully agree. And even if not made up, how come you can just throw something like that in the air and not having it followed up by the police? Her dad just walks free being a pedophile and no proof is brought to actually back up this statement? Imagine the prosecution saying “she killed her daughter and we know this because 10 years ago she killed a bird”, for example, and the jury would be like “oh right, so she kills animals and people - guilty”. Isn’t it the same thing? An allegation that has no proof being used as argument? I’m just so confused by this.

its been more than 6 years shes deff getting away with it

its been more than 6 years shes deff getting away with it

@Meropticon _ the prosecution completely fucked up this case just like the prosecution did with Trayvon Martin. why would they go for first degree murder when they have no cause of death or any proof beyond circumstantial that Casey killed her daughter?

now, you’re right, women do get lighter sentences but Casey was really considered and imo still is the most hated woman in America. I don’t think anyone was going easy on her.

It's a fact that women tend to get lighter sentences, and sometimes even get away with crimes. This case is just one more to add to the pile.

It's a fact that women tend to get lighter sentences, and sometimes even get away with crimes. This case is just one more to add to the pile.

One bad case is not evidence.  Anecdotes are just anecdotes.  The justice system comes through for people far more than it doesn’t, and I defy you to find one thats works much better.

@Levi Mogford because Casey has lied about everything. and look at the video visit with her parents in the video. she’s not distant or afraid of him. she even calls him the best grandfather for Caylee. would you call your abuser the best grandparent for your child? No. Casey cannot help but lie.

The most disgusting thing is she genuinely enjoys her life

The most disgusting thing is she genuinely enjoys her life

@Leah vapes86 covering up murder is illegal, the problem is you cannot prove there was a murder here, as evident by the result of this case

@Leah vapes86 covering up murder is illegal, the problem is you cannot prove there was a murder here, as evident by the result of this case

how do you know it was a false accusation lmao

how do you know it was a false accusation lmao

@P1nkR if it pays it pays, if someone offered me thousands of dollars to sucker a stupid jury I would too

@P1nkR if it pays it pays, if someone offered me thousands of dollars to sucker a stupid jury I would too

@P1nkR exactly it should be illegal for a defence attorney to willingly cover up a murder I'm not saying people shouldn't be defended but the way this was done i don't know how he sleeps at night to help this evil woman get away with murdering her daughter with no remorse and destroy Her dad's life in the process!!!

Unfortunately I wouldn’t call the system a justice system but simply a biased legal system

Unfortunately I wouldn’t call the system a justice system but simply a biased legal system

I understand that lawyers are needed to defend anyone that is brought in front of a judge, but in this case they actively helped her to invent a story that would affect her parents and even drove her dad to a suicide attempt. I imagine a special place in hell for everyone involved in that, hopefully such a place exists.


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It’s unthinkable she could tell so many lies to police & investigators & walk away “not guilty.” Innocent people don’t fabricate elaborate lies.

Im so grateful there will be no gullible jury & no slick defense lawyers at God’s judgement seat.


Her reaction in the opening statement is utterly disgusting. Shaking her head when blame comes at her. <br>I’m not related to them or even in the same country… But I’m tearing up.

Her reaction in the opening statement is utterly disgusting. Shaking her head when blame comes at her.
I’m not related to them or even in the same country… But I’m tearing up.


It’s the fact that her parents constantly show how much they love her and care for her even when the world is turning on her, and yet she and her defense team ends up pinning the blame on her father and she doesn’t care a bit. There’s no one Casey cares more for other than herself


The mother literally said Casey's car smelled like a dead body in the 911 call. I hate this jury.

The mother literally said Casey's car smelled like a dead body in the 911 call. I hate this jury.

@David Gossett It's way beyond callous; it's pure evil.

@David Gossett It's way beyond callous; it's pure evil.

Grandma is clearly and expert on dead bodies. Proof it was murder. Case closed.

Grandma is clearly and expert on dead bodies. Proof it was murder. Case closed.

In the end it worked out for her, it is nauseating

In the end it worked out for her, it is nauseating

That defence lawyer is a criminal for lying for her like that, just to be paid big bucks.

That defence lawyer is a criminal for lying for her like that, just to be paid big bucks.

Well the defendant is a young woman, so according to the law you can’t find a woman guilty apparently. Just female privilege that’s all it is

Well the defendant is a young woman, so according to the law you can’t find a woman guilty apparently. Just female privilege that’s all it is

@Z Z The lawyer wasn’t good. The prosecution was bad.

@Z Z The lawyer wasn’t good. The prosecution was bad.

However the prosecution has to prove it. Somebody saying in their opinion it did smell a bit funny, without any collaborating evidence, proves nothing.

However the prosecution has to prove it. Somebody saying in their opinion it did smell a bit funny, without any collaborating evidence, proves nothing.

AFTER stating that her father had police force experience and knowing that he knows what the smell of a dead body is like.

AFTER stating that her father had police force experience and knowing that he knows what the smell of a dead body is like.

Hate on the prosecution not the jury. they did their job.

Hate on the prosecution not the jury. they did their job.

@Mordecai so her blatantly lying to police about every single thing leading up to and during the 31 days of her daughter missing isn't evidence? Not contacting anyone about her daughter being missing or the fact that her car smelled like a dead body?

@PhantomStella She has a search history of suffocation and foolproof suffocation, they discover skeletal remains with duct tape on the face and mouth, how the hell is she not guilty? Her entry in her diary, the fact she didn't contact the police for over a month.

Absolutely pathetic

The father was a policeman so he had history of dealing with dead bodies, what a joke.

The father was a policeman so he had history of dealing with dead bodies, what a joke.

1:24
But why show a pic of Alanis Morrisette?

1:24
But why show a pic of Alanis Morrisette?

@Reese Brindle smell of a dead body = pizza smell common mistake a lot make 🤷♂

@Reese Brindle smell of a dead body = pizza smell common mistake a lot make 🤷♂

And they found remains of a dead human body in the trunk’s air….

And they found remains of a dead human body in the trunk’s air….

@LimesOVAlemons yeah I thought near the end that was at least be a hung jury.

@LimesOVAlemons yeah I thought near the end that was at least be a hung jury.

@Andie83 and mom was a nurse who also probably has smelled death.

@Andie83 and mom was a nurse who also probably has smelled death.

@PhantomStella <br>And the evidence was right there.  The defence was too wiley, though, and able to sway them.  Jury system is past its use-by date.  Get rid of.

@PhantomStella
And the evidence was right there.  The defence was too wiley, though, and able to sway them.  Jury system is past its use-by date.  Get rid of.

@testje aapiel <br>Well, the jury is an integral part of the system.  However they tend to be dumb, unable to digest and dissect complicated information and come up with an accurate, appropriate unbiased, disinterested conclusion - all 12!  It’s a lot to ask of ordinary citizens.

@testje aapiel
Well, the jury is an integral part of the system.  However they tend to be dumb, unable to digest and dissect complicated information and come up with an accurate, appropriate unbiased, disinterested conclusion - all 12!  It’s a lot to ask of ordinary citizens.

@Moses King Of Tea Brews <br>Yes, you’re the only one beside myself to pick up on that in the comments.  Wasn’t the prosecution allowed a comeback or was it too late in the trial?  Also, the Dad don’t show any reaction - in the video clip anyway - to such an accusation especially at such an end point in the procedure. The whole thing was a miscarriage.  The lawyer simply outwitted State and jury. Jury was dumb.

@Moses King Of Tea Brews
Yes, you’re the only one beside myself to pick up on that in the comments.  Wasn’t the prosecution allowed a comeback or was it too late in the trial?  Also, the Dad don’t show any reaction - in the video clip anyway - to such an accusation especially at such an end point in the procedure. The whole thing was a miscarriage.  The lawyer simply outwitted State and jury. Jury was dumb.

@Stranger Now you’re lying to make a point.

@Stranger Now you’re lying to make a point.

except three other witnesses who were right next to the car said it smelled fine, one of them even looked in the trunk and saw no dead body.

except three other witnesses who were right next to the car said it smelled fine, one of them even looked in the trunk and saw no dead body.

I really don't understand how she didn't get convicted. What a joke.

I really don't understand how she didn't get convicted. What a joke.

@herogibson I was obsessed with this case and watched every moment of the trial. The prosecution overcharged and did a horrible job proving their case. She is guilty as sin, but I’m glad I wasn’t on that jury

It feels like watching a cheap crime movie

It feels like watching a cheap crime movie

You don't need to shout.. But its OK for a Defense attorney to fabricate"  facts" and out right lie to juries to get a guilty person off?  Mr Baez coaxed and manipulated the jury like a master. He alone let Ms Anthony go free.. I hope he can sleep well at night.

@David Gossett Many defense attorneys are almost sociopaths themselves.  To be able to spew made up stories just to get a person off is despicable.

@David Gossett Many defense attorneys are almost sociopaths themselves.  To be able to spew made up stories just to get a person off is despicable.

Not the jury's fault the prosecutors were completely incompetent. Just watch any video of the trial and try to tell me with a straight face that they are skilled, compelling orators.

Not the jury's fault the prosecutors were completely incompetent. Just watch any video of the trial and try to tell me with a straight face that they are skilled, compelling orators.

@Al Bundy Serious question ,, how can she not get any type of sentence/punishment for perjury 🤔 Complete lies from the very beginning ,, AND ON the stand ..

@Al Bundy Serious question ,, how can she not get any type of sentence/punishment for perjury 🤔 Complete lies from the very beginning ,, AND ON the stand ..

Plus the dad was an ex cop and he said that it smelled like a dead body in there

Plus the dad was an ex cop and he said that it smelled like a dead body in there

Everyone that says it's the prosecutor's fault, yes it is. After hearing all the evidence, no matter how weak of a case the prosecutor gave, the jury is still responsible for the verdict.

Everyone that says it's the prosecutor's fault, yes it is. After hearing all the evidence, no matter how weak of a case the prosecutor gave, the jury is still responsible for the verdict.

@EmpressKajal It would be nice to find out the names and addresses of the jury members and start making their lives a living hell for the rest of their lives

@EmpressKajal It would be nice to find out the names and addresses of the jury members and start making their lives a living hell for the rest of their lives

Very disturbing.. idk how those jury live their life peacefully after makin that stupid decision to let her free

Very disturbing.. idk how those jury live their life peacefully after makin that stupid decision to let her free

@OneHairyGuy juries do not find innocence. That is precisely why it is worded as guilty or not guilty. A not guilty verdict is not the same as being innocent

@OneHairyGuy juries do not find innocence. That is precisely why it is worded as guilty or not guilty. A not guilty verdict is not the same as being innocent

@Schneider Jean Jacques Do you have any difficulty with understanding people's emotions? Because she's definitely got ASPD and her parents are pretty stupid. There is no "poor daughter"... she killed her own! Intentionally!

@Bunille they could of tried to save her life and just didn’t bring that up again (I haven’t finished the video yet) but they seem like good parents who would def save their daughters life and not leave her rot in a jail cell.

This kind of nonsense is why so many other countries don't leave such decisions to some jury of random civilians. I still don't understand <i>why the heck</i> America does this, to this day.

This kind of nonsense is why so many other countries don't leave such decisions to some jury of random civilians. I still don't understand _why the heck_ America does this, to this day.

People who have smelled a dead mouse in their house can probably identify the smell where a small child laid dead for a month.

People who have smelled a dead mouse in their house can probably identify the smell where a small child laid dead for a month.

Jury’s are made up of 12 people too stupid to get out of jury duty

Jury’s are made up of 12 people too stupid to get out of jury duty

She was able to manipulate the jury..just like her parents

She was able to manipulate the jury..just like her parents

Mother: "Casey's car smells like it had a body in it"
Also mother: Does not compute that it means something happened in her car

Mother: "Casey's car smells like it had a body in it"
Also mother: *Does not compute that it means something happened in her car*

@EmpressKajal why does christianity always end up about torturing people to get revenge?

In a perfect world we dont torture, we help before it gets to this point. What if the sexual asaault at a young age was true and had a hand in how she became? Not an excuse, but i personally wouldnt feel right torturing that person for eternity no matter what they've done later on.

Easy to back seat quarterback when you're not on the field

Easy to back seat quarterback when you're not on the field

@Jonathan Gullett That itself was damning, but evidence has to be beyond a reasonable doubt.

@Jonathan Gullett That itself was damning, but evidence has to be beyond a reasonable doubt.

@Moses King Of Tea Brews that technically overlaps with this case so they wouldnt be able to prosecute her for it. it sucks on cases like this where people get away with the crime. she would have to be charged on a completely different case.

what if it was her boyfriend that killed her?

what if it was her boyfriend that killed her?

@Marko Bighead And why would Casey googlesearch "foolproof suffocation" if it was an accident

@Marko Bighead And why would Casey googlesearch "foolproof suffocation" if it was an accident

The judge sentenced her to one year because it was an accidental death. THe only thing she did wrong was lie to police about what happened. the jury had nothing to do with it

The judge sentenced her to one year because it was an accidental death. THe only thing she did wrong was lie to police about what happened. the jury had nothing to do with it

@Reese Brindle well if you get it from Papa John’s…

@Reese Brindle well if you get it from Papa John’s…

Wait how did her mother knows what a dead body smells like?

Wait how did her mother knows what a dead body smells like?

Yeah! And her father, who is an ex-cop himself, stated the same.

Yeah! And her father, who is an ex-cop himself, stated the same.

@herogibson that’s true. I mean I have none of the slightest of how court works, I’m just still fuming how she got off.

@herogibson that’s true. I mean I have none of the slightest of how court works, I’m just still fuming how she got off.

Wanna know the even more fucked part. In as recent article the jury said that his decision still haunts him and if it were today he would say that she was guilty

Wanna know the even more fucked part. In as recent article the jury said that his decision still haunts him and if it were today he would say that she was guilty

@Marko Bighead tell me, why would you place duct tape over the mouth of a child thats already dead?

@Marko Bighead tell me, why would you place duct tape over the mouth of a child thats already dead?

@The “Ok” Guy "defense" and "defence" are both linguistically correct, all depending on whether you use British or American English. 🤷<br>Not to mention, the argument of 'you misspelled a word, therefore your argument is invalid' is juvenile nonsense.

@The “Ok” Guy "defense" and "defence" are both linguistically correct, all depending on whether you use British or American English. 🤷
Not to mention, the argument of 'you misspelled a word, therefore your argument is invalid' is juvenile nonsense.

The prosecution’s case had a lot of problems, unfortunately. They could never definitively prove how Caylee died. Anthony is guilty as shit, and a monster, but the evidence wasn’t as strong as it needed to be.

There's little to no argument that Casey:
1. Lied to police
2. Hid the details of her child's death including moving the body
3. Didn't care about her child

However, there is no evidence she murdered her child.

There have been many cases of parent's losing their children by accident, due to a fall, a pool drowning, SIDS, any number of reasons, and they conceal the death and the body from authorities for fear of retribution from what was a genuine, legitimate accident that was no fault of theirs, or due to trauma from having lost their child.
It's 100% possible that Casey's child died accidentally, and she panicked, causing the lies and the hiding of the body.
It's also possible she murdered her.
But since there is no evidence she murdered her, and that exclusively should be the only deciding factor - evidence - she was found not guilty.

They will regret it 4 always for saying non guilty

They will regret it 4 always for saying non guilty

People in juries are not trained lawyers. Don’t hate juries. Hate a legal system that allows random idiots to decide court cases.

People in juries are not trained lawyers. Don’t hate juries. Hate a legal system that allows random idiots to decide court cases.

@Anonymous Her dad was completely heartbroken. Did you watch the court room footage?? It looked like he was punched in the gut, even though the attorney gave the family a head’s up of their defense. He’s publicly & privately disowned Casey, and has been very outspoken with his disgust for both her & her attorney.

@Dan McIsaac it doesnt prove whether she killed her or if it was an accidental death

@Dan McIsaac it doesnt prove whether she killed her or if it was an accidental death

@herogibson i was thinking the same thing, they sound like first year debate kids and not professionals

@herogibson i was thinking the same thing, they sound like first year debate kids and not professionals

@Mordecai well not true, jurors can’t vote however they want, there’s nothing that says they can’t. if the juror thinks the accused is guilty even if the evidence isn’t there they have full power to vote guilty.

@Mordecai either that or the jury was bought out or was threatened

@Mordecai either that or the jury was bought out or was threatened

I hope their names got leaked and they are harassed and called monsters daily.

I hope their names got leaked and they are harassed and called monsters daily.

I walked into my Nan dead in her room and no way in hell i could confuse that smell of pizza

I walked into my Nan dead in her room and no way in hell i could confuse that smell of pizza

yeah girl, im sure you know more than a jury

yeah girl, im sure you know more than a jury

@Chill x smelt is only used in British English. Smelled is acceptable in American English

@Chill x smelt is only used in British English. Smelled is acceptable in American English

it was the prosecutors who fumbled. Not the jury.

it was the prosecutors who fumbled. Not the jury.

@Mordecai Nah, the defendants attorney is just pure evil.

@Mordecai Nah, the defendants attorney is just pure evil.

@Reese Brindle I have smelled both, and can agree that pizza does not smell like decomposition

@Reese Brindle I have smelled both, and can agree that pizza does not smell like decomposition

OneHairyGuy a law degree but doesn’t know about circumstantial evidence? makes sense

OneHairyGuy a law degree but doesn’t know about circumstantial evidence? makes sense

OneHairyGuy i would be very sad if you were my lawyer then 👍

OneHairyGuy i would be very sad if you were my lawyer then 👍

@LimesOVAlemons but a good jury doesn't do that.  if the defense creates a reasonable doubt, they have to pay attention to that.  the jury did a good job here, somehow.  cuz i feel you.  id be a terrible juror cuz i would been like "f dat b, she did it"

OneHairyGuy go read my other comment, that was enough eveidence and if you don’t think so your not very smart

OneHairyGuy go read my other comment, that was enough eveidence and if you don’t think so your not very smart

@herogibson nah I’m gonna still blame the jury. Like not one person was like, she’s so guilty, it amazes me how she got off.

@herogibson nah I’m gonna still blame the jury. Like not one person was like, she’s so guilty, it amazes me how she got off.

Mordecai the evidence it before them?? car smelling of death, not reporting her daughter missing, blatant lies that were found out, google searches on suffocation the same day her daughter died, lying about people that stated they were lies, and making up people that don’t exist??? probably more i’m forgetting too... you don’t think that was enough evidence out before them?

@STAY CLINT that was incoherent. Try again homie.

@STAY CLINT that was incoherent. Try again homie.

I think this case should be reopened because apparently Casey's having sexual relation with her lawyer

I think this case should be reopened because apparently Casey's having sexual relation with her lawyer

I've shoveled maggot infested dead rats out of my barn. Death has a smell, something nothing will ever compare to. I can't fucking imagine what human decomposition would smell like. This entire case still pisses me off, but I couldn't help but watch it.

@Beep Beep I've smelled dead animals that were by the road and it was very bad. Does a human smell different than roadkill?

@Beep Beep I've smelled dead animals that were by the road and it was very bad. Does a human smell different than roadkill?

@Mordecai no the trial they werent that bad. The evidence they had was still pretty damning. Only the jury is to blame

@Mordecai no the trial they werent that bad. The evidence they had was still pretty damning. Only the jury is to blame

The trial itself is hard to understand how the jury let her go. It made her look super guilty. I didnt know about it and watched it half way through and on in one afternoon. I was stunned she was found guilty

@Reese Brindle I need some material to milk off to

@Reese Brindle I need some material to milk off to

@Reese Brindle idk Reese, was it Little Caesars?

@Reese Brindle idk Reese, was it Little Caesars?

@A A yes. They found a hair in the trunk with signs of decomposition.

@A A yes. They found a hair in the trunk with signs of decomposition.

The mother changed her story and tried to protect her daughter. The father is the only one that can walk away from this with a clear conscience.

The mother changed her story and tried to protect her daughter. The father is the only one that can walk away from this with a clear conscience.

@STAY CLINT if that's your thought and conclusions  that little girl never deserved  to be murdeted!!

@STAY CLINT if that's your thought and conclusions  that little girl never deserved  to be murdeted!!

And they found Caylee close to their home 🤦🏾♀

And they found Caylee close to their home 🤦🏾♀

@Reese Brindle the moms been having papa johns? Fr tho this family is fucking crazy as hell.

@Reese Brindle the moms been having papa johns? Fr tho this family is fucking crazy as hell.

@Moses King Of Tea Brews Perhaps, but just the same it would explain her personality disorder, and why her parents were so indulgent.  In the end, how do you know?

@Moses King Of Tea Brews Perhaps, but just the same it would explain her personality disorder, and why her parents were so indulgent.  In the end, how do you know?

And everyone from that day forth will talk about how messed up this is. Will anyone fo anything?. Could anyone? Never know huh... It'll just keep happening. On other news you can make a bet that we'll update our phone's and cars every year. This isn't just the shame of the jury, it's the shame of every single being in this country. People talking bad about BLM, but what matters is they made the radar. Wicked stays in shadow. I only hope that someday the people who are and get woke will get out of bed next.

I think the mistake was charging her with 1st Degree premeditated murder when it was clearly lacking.

Had they just went for negligence, or involuntary manslaughter, maybe she would've been convicted.

I think the mistake was charging her with 1st Degree premeditated murder when it was clearly lacking.

Had they just went for negligence, or involuntary manslaughter, maybe she would've been convicted.

If you read the jury's comments they all express that they all believe she's a horrible person and they wish they had more evidence presented to them to put her away. Don't blame the jury, blame the prosecution on this one.

Then she got out on the stand and lied her ass off.

Then she got out on the stand and lied her ass off.

@Mordecai that includes the recording of the 911 call which they play... in court... for the jury to hear.....

@Mordecai that includes the recording of the 911 call which they play... in court... for the jury to hear.....

@SixMilllPesoMan

When I was a firefighter we were called out to a 'suspicious smell' during the summer.  Turned out a guy had killed himself a couple of weeks prior and the smell was only just starting to permeate the residence and his neighbors had started to notice.

I've smelled far worse things, but the smell of a decomposing body is that primal fear sort of smell that hits your lizard brain with warnings that something isn't right and there's danger.

Once you smell it, it is something that lasts and lasts in your nose.  You can smell it in your clothes and on your own body.  It is absolutely not something you can ever forget.

in your eyes thats what that means. But these jurors need to quit being coaxed by prosecutors into finding an assailant to put these crimes at ease when no evidence exists. This is all cirmonstancial and not hard evidence. People forget that they need to prove "without a reason of doubt" before finding people guilty. Shame to those that use their option on the case at hand. It is the states job to prove without a shadow of a doubt otherwise. QUIT BEING A PART OF THROWING INNOCENT PEOPLE IN JAIL!!!

@Moses King Of Tea Brews yeah, of all the disgusting despicable lies, she throws her parents, her only supporters under the bus. That defense attorney must be as callous and un-feeling as Casey.

@Moses King Of Tea Brews yeah, of all the disgusting despicable lies, she throws her parents, her only supporters under the bus. That defense attorney must be as callous and un-feeling as Casey.

@Peace and Love police are likely to know, and it’ll pretty much smell like a beef lasagna left out in the sun for a week with raw eggs on top, then blended and farted into.  The smell of a corpse is potent, wrenching, and very distinct.

@Reese Brindle mmmmm rotting corpse pizza, my favorite 🤤

@Reese Brindle mmmmm rotting corpse pizza, my favorite 🤤

@TheBooté. or a type of fish.  Now what if I got scrod in Boston?  Is that past tense and plu perfect?

@TheBooté. or a type of fish.  Now what if I got scrod in Boston?  Is that past tense and plu perfect?

And  was there any DNA of the child inside the trunk of her car? This was really a poor performance of the prosecution. Trying to prove guilt simply by character.

And  was there any DNA of the child inside the trunk of her car? This was really a poor performance of the prosecution. Trying to prove guilt simply by character.

right ? but it was just a garbage bag with garbage ! rotting in the Florida sun for days and days.

right ? but it was just a garbage bag with garbage ! rotting in the Florida sun for days and days.

@Peace and Love  The smell is very distinct

@Peace and Love  The smell is very distinct

Can’t blame the jury for not speculating based on non proved evidence.

Can’t blame the jury for not speculating based on non proved evidence.

@Peace and Love the smell of death is different from all smells growing up finding dead animals is exactly alike to humans. After all we are animals according to science right?

@Peace and Love the smell of death is different from all smells growing up finding dead animals is exactly alike to humans. After all we are animals according to science right?

They found Caylees hair in the back of the car that had decomposed skin on it. Their excuse was lack of evidence.

They found Caylees hair in the back of the car that had decomposed skin on it. Their excuse was lack of evidence.

@Limlaith yeah,  but damn how good is that defense attorney at his job

@Limlaith yeah,  but damn how good is that defense attorney at his job

Those people have blood on their hands as sure as she does.  Most useless and irredeemable jury since OJ.

Those people have blood on their hands as sure as she does.  Most useless and irredeemable jury since OJ.

@kinetic Pictures hindsight is 20/20

The jury was lead on and coerced by a REALLY good defense attorney

Ffs imagine how that guy feels about getting her off

@kinetic Pictures hindsight is 20/20

The jury was lead on and coerced by a REALLY good defense attorney

Ffs imagine how that guy feels about getting her off

@Anonymous or the apple doesn't fall far from the tree

@Anonymous or the apple doesn't fall far from the tree

@Peace and Love Lol WOW, insightful question there Socrates. You sure showed her.

@Peace and Love Lol WOW, insightful question there Socrates. You sure showed her.

As another commetor said, there just wasn't enough evidence to definitely prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Casey killed her daughter. The autopsy couldn't prove how she died, the prosecution only had circumstantial evidence that she even WAS murdered. Honestly, I don't even think her lawyer was that good. I think the prosecution just sucked and assumed the jury would convict her. Given the circumstances and evidence, Idk if I would have either because of the larger implications it could mean in trials going forward.

The Jury: "It was just an extremely late term abortion like post birth abortion totally normal for this great state of China"

The Jury: "It was just an extremely late term abortion like post birth abortion totally normal for this great state of China"

@Peace and Love I imagine if you've ever discovered a body you would know, or if you work as any emergency service  personnel, there's probably a lot of people who know the sickly rotten smell of a corpse.

dont hate the jury if the lawyer is good

dont hate the jury if the lawyer is good

@Peace and Love I work in a hospital as a wardsman and deal with dead bodies quite often, I assure you the smell is not that of pizza or anything like pizza

@Peace and Love I work in a hospital as a wardsman and deal with dead bodies quite often, I assure you the smell is not that of pizza or anything like pizza

@PhantomStella
With illegally aquired evidence the following happends:
If the Ministry of Justice cannot prove the charges with other means of evidence, it will be acquitted, if this succeeds, the judge will take into account the fact that the rights of the suspect have been violated in the sentencing.

Where i come from a judge takes all evidence into account.

The jury can only decide from the evidence provided

The jury can only decide from the evidence provided

@Anonymous but you can see that when the verdict of not guilty was said the father was stone cold serious, and not celebrating the fact that she got off. He knows she did it. If not the guy was the worst cop ever.

@herogibson people dont blame jurers, but the system. the jurers just get played like anny other puppet. and when u can afford good puppet masters, ka-ching. freedom.

@herogibson people dont blame jurers, but the system. the jurers just get played like anny other puppet. and when u can afford good puppet masters, ka-ching. freedom.

It really makes you wonder what happened and how someone could be so cold blooded.

It really makes you wonder what happened and how someone could be so cold blooded.

@kinetic Pictures can only imagine the prosecution was completely inept. Perhaps budget cuts for their department? Angry people not wanting to pay taxes means these institutions fail? I really don't know. We can only speculate.

@Mordecai exactly. So how did they get it wrong....

@Mordecai exactly. So how did they get it wrong....

it's not really the jury's fault here.  somehow the state let the three stooges prosecute this case instead of.. well.. anyone else lol.  this should have been a slam dunk.  but, somehow, the prosecution was able to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.

@Peace and Love once you smell rotting flesh that shit sticks with you

@Peace and Love once you smell rotting flesh that shit sticks with you

@Peace and Love It says in the video her dad was a police officer so recognised the smell.

@Peace and Love It says in the video her dad was a police officer so recognised the smell.

@Peace and Love does that even matter?, i know aswell and its something i will never ever forget, and i hope il never have to experience that ever again.

@Peace and Love does that even matter?, i know aswell and its something i will never ever forget, and i hope il never have to experience that ever again.

@Moses King Of Tea Brews her dad didn’t even look mad. He would take the public hit to save his daughter’s life.

@Moses King Of Tea Brews her dad didn’t even look mad. He would take the public hit to save his daughter’s life.

@Reese Brindle If the family could have gotten any more fractured, this was the log split in two.

One of two people she truly had in her corner, she denounced and ripped his heart out in a televised event.

@Moses King Of Tea Brews   Agreed!  “ Dirty “ is putting it lightly.

@Moses King Of Tea Brews   Agreed!  “ Dirty “ is putting it lightly.

The defence was arguing against homicide/manslaughter, instead claiming that she didn't report an accidental death. Maybe another case could be against her for not reporting a death to the state and improper burial, but hey I'm not a lawyer.

Seemed like a dirty tactic and without evidence to call her own dad a pedo.

@TheBooté.    That call is haunting isn’t it?  Ugh

@TheBooté.    That call is haunting isn’t it?  Ugh

You can only decide on the evidence given and case put before you

You can only decide on the evidence given and case put before you

Then later claims it was pizza.  Yah, uh no.  Big damn difference.

Then later claims it was pizza.  Yah, uh no.  Big damn difference.


The fact that Casey I still out and about after literally murdering her own daughter, waiting 31 days to tell the cops, continuing to lie about it, and never actually facing the reality that she is a horrible person and she needs to be held accountable.


I think a very telling thing here is how blatantly horrible of a human being she appears to be and her parents don’t second guess it or even look phased for the most part. It makes me think she’s always been this terrible person and her parents are so used to it they don’t see any red flags from her behaviour during this meanwhile every other person involved is visibly and audibly like “what the fuck bro”


She literally killed her child then carried on partying and living her life! I’m absolutely gobsmacked…. I was 20 when I had my son and I couldn’t dream of hurting him. He’s my whole life. Yes I had to give up partying and my 20s but I wouldn’t trade it for the world. My child comes before anything. I can’t believe there are people out there who actually took her side and helped her walk away free. Poor poor child. She got no justice and no life. May she rest in peace 💜

And I mean, if she DIDN'T want a child (which is fair enough, I would not have wanted a child at 20 either) - abortion and adoption are options that exist? Why the hell would you instead decide to keep your daughter for 2 years and then murder her?


What a surprise to hear his beautiful voice again. I just got done watching other crime videos and I heard this voice and immediately had to look at the channel


the fact that she made up a babysitter and everything else, painting herself into a guilty corner... and still walked free.... that shit just blows my mind

the fact that she made up a babysitter and everything else, painting herself into a guilty corner... and still walked free.... that shit just blows my mind

Before you start yet another Lynch mob, let me explain why it makes sense that she went free.

Before I start, let me indicate that she is absolutely 100% guilty of the crime. She murdered her own flesh and blood because she wanted to be a party girl. However, the reason that she went free is not because the jury was incompetent, but rather the prosecutor and the investigators.

In America, our standard of guilt is proven beyond a reasonable doubt and everyone is presumed innocent until proven otherwise. Going in with that assumption, Jose Baez, who was Casey's attorney, is an excellent attorney. As far as lawyers go. He was able to poke holes and the investigatory process and introduce other; explanations as to the death of her child that the prosecutor was not able to disprove beyond a reasonable doubt.

While she should be in jail for the rest of her life, the fact of the matter is that with the way that the judicial system operates and with the way that the events played out at her actual trial, her going free was the correct choice.

@Bijyo she got off because she got her lawyer off. He worked extra hard to get her off too.

@Bijyo she got off because she got her lawyer off. He worked extra hard to get her off too.

Gotta love how stupid Jury’s can be and how dumb our criminal justice system is.

Gotta love how stupid Jury’s can be and how dumb our criminal justice system is.

@h mejia you know you could just do something for yourself instead of staying mad about something other racists have made up 🤷🏼♂

@h mejia you know you could just do something for yourself instead of staying mad about something other racists have made up 🤷🏼♂

@quetzalcoatlz I was looking for it too!🤣🤣🤣🤣

@quetzalcoatlz I was looking for it too!🤣🤣🤣🤣

the defendant was an extremely good debater. Not that she should've walked free... but the debating skills were apparent, which helped them win.

the defendant was an extremely good debater. Not that she should've walked free... but the debating skills were apparent, which helped them win.

@Raven Valentine all those are valid factors and nine of course can be wrong but to pompously discount the possibility of extra leeway she may receive because of race bias as bing inconceivable Is rife with the self lying you accuse me of. It’s called projection

@h mejia  in this case its the fact that she is a woman and that she played a sexual abuse card on her father , it has nothing to do with skin color , dont lie to your self

@h mejia  in this case its the fact that she is a woman and that she played a sexual abuse card on her father , it has nothing to do with skin color , dont lie to your self

@Patrick Davis Unless more damning evidence appears, being solid proof, the case has to be closed. Cases cannot be reopened otherwise.

@Patrick Davis Unless more damning evidence appears, being solid proof, the case has to be closed. Cases cannot be reopened otherwise.

@Resident Evil understood

There is the matter of circumstantial evidences is my mild point

@Resident Evil understood

There is the matter of circumstantial evidences is my mild point

@Resident Evil something tells me the face of her assertion the disappearance of the child would constitute evidence.  Don’t you think?

@Resident Evil something tells me the face of her assertion the disappearance of the child would constitute evidence.  Don’t you think?

There has to be DNA or real evidence words dont matter she can say she killed her kid and shell still be free cuz there no evidence

There has to be DNA or real evidence words dont matter she can say she killed her kid and shell still be free cuz there no evidence

Being a charismatic beautiful young woman helps a lot.

Being a charismatic beautiful young woman helps a lot.

@MystiKasT as in excessively charged.  I get you now

@MystiKasT as in excessively charged.  I get you now

@MystiKasT “overcharging?”

  Overreaching?

@MystiKasT “overcharging?”

  Overreaching?

The prosecutors overcharged her.  The jury could not convict of premediated murder based on the evidence.  The prosecution gambled by overcharging in hopes of a plea deal and they lost.

The prosecutors overcharged her.  The jury could not convict of premediated murder based on the evidence.  The prosecution gambled by overcharging in hopes of a plea deal and they lost.

@h mejia not just about the Color either it’s also cause she’s a chick, if this was a dude with the same evidence he’d be dead or life in prison

@h mejia not just about the Color either it’s also cause she’s a chick, if this was a dude with the same evidence he’d be dead or life in prison

@Professor Doom didn't they say they found duck tape on her mouth and nose area?

@Professor Doom didn't they say they found duck tape on her mouth and nose area?

@Patrick Davis the Fifth Amendment of the US Constitution: "...nor shall any person be subject for the same offence to be twice put in jeopardy of life or limb."

@Patrick Davis the Fifth Amendment of the US Constitution: "...nor shall any person be subject for the same offence to be twice put in jeopardy of life or limb."

@Professor Doom But the duct tape??? I guess you could say the child put it there... possibly... but then Casey's complete lack of remorse and happiness after her daughters death points to something being very wrong.

@Timmy P same mate same.. the fact that she can have another child or children...or even look after someone else's children EVER again.. Is HELLA scary.

@Timmy P same mate same.. the fact that she can have another child or children...or even look after someone else's children EVER again.. Is HELLA scary.

@cjhebert94 fair enough.  I respect your opinion.  I happen to also believe the prosecution failed that child.

Incidentally, thanks for speaking on the topic Itself.

@cjhebert94 fair enough.  I respect your opinion.  I happen to also believe the prosecution failed that child.

Incidentally, thanks for speaking on the topic Itself.

@Kristy-Lou87 Thank you!  This case actually made me sick to my stomach.

@Kristy-Lou87 Thank you!  This case actually made me sick to my stomach.

@DeathnoteBB I’m not saying white privilege doesn’t exist, it just doesn’t exist in either of those cases. I’m not exactly sure where you’re getting the idea that I ever said white privilege isn’t real. I very specifically spoke about just these two cases.

If you want to argue points that I didn’t try to make, knock yourself out lmao

@StudleyDuderight Actually yes... Proving guilt is the whole goal of the prosecution... They're assumed innocent until proven guilty.... By the prosecution!

@StudleyDuderight Actually yes... Proving guilt is the whole goal of the prosecution... They're assumed innocent until proven guilty.... By the prosecution!

@Patrick Davis That's why they charged her with multiple crimes. The neglect charge would have covered this, and the jury still said not guilty on all charges.

@Patrick Davis That's why they charged her with multiple crimes. The neglect charge would have covered this, and the jury still said not guilty on all charges.

@DeathnoteBB are you aware that emotion is how lawyers win cases?

@DeathnoteBB are you aware that emotion is how lawyers win cases?

@Sam I really don’t know. I’m not a lawyer, I just know the law is often based on past cases (though maybe it’s different for criminal cases) and sometimes people <i>are</i> falsely accused. I don’t know what could have or should have been done differently, I just disagree that we can convict people for murder on a “I’m super sure though”. People have been just as sure about people who didn’t do it.

@Sam I really don’t know. I’m not a lawyer, I just know the law is often based on past cases (though maybe it’s different for criminal cases) and sometimes people _are_ falsely accused. I don’t know what could have or should have been done differently, I just disagree that we can convict people for murder on a “I’m super sure though”. People have been just as sure about people who didn’t do it.

@DeathnoteBB its evidence. Especially considering the prosecution brought up the detection of unusual levels if chloroform in Casey's car. The same car that smelled distinctly of decomposition. Do you think no one should be convicted of murder based on any evidence that isn't explicit footage of them killing?

@Sam The act of Googling chloroform is not the act of murder, sorry I had to spell that out for you. If Googling things was illegal, writers would all be in jail. Again not saying she wasn’t guilty of something, but it couldn’t be proven to the standards of a court of law. That said sometimes cases get botched, but it sounds like nobody really knows for sure what happened so the exact crime is therefore hard to convict.

@DeathnoteBB a reason to doubt is not reasonable doubt. "She searched chloroform 84 times because she meant to search chlorophyll" is by no means reasonable, but a lot of juries don't realise there's a distinction there

All because investigators and prosecutors apparently don't know computers can have multiple browsers. Without a doubt "foolproof suffocation" would have put her behind bars without a doubt

All because investigators and prosecutors apparently don't know computers can have multiple browsers. Without a doubt "foolproof suffocation" would have put her behind bars without a doubt

@Kate Grimes Kopanski how did they treat her and how did they investigate her claims? I’m genuinely curious how it would be different. I’m not being defensive, I’m asking for something substantial. No one has offered me any substantial evidence of her being afforded privileges that others would not get based solely on skin color.

Also “if you disagree with me, you’re racist” is not a good way to win people over, and will turn normal people who simply have a disagreement with you into legitimate racists who feel justified for being so. So, bad move on your part

@André She had a whole lot of privileges. I don't get why these folks are so resistant to recognizing and accepting that people have ingrained bais in all factors of life. The key is recognizing them and doing our very best to correct them. We are not doing our very best.

@cdf360 she was afforded white privileges the moment the investigation began. From the way the police treated her, how they investigated her claims, etc. If you don't see these privileges then you suffer from racism. It may be internalized bc of culture/upbringing/education, and that's okay. The key is recognizing that maybe your biased and then listening. Your defensiveness is telling.

@StudleyDuderight a beloved celebrity with one of the best defense teams money can buy? (SOOO much money) That's a different kind of privilege. There are all kinds. <br>Straw man arguments are so exhausting and simple minded.

@StudleyDuderight a beloved celebrity with one of the best defense teams money can buy? (SOOO much money) That's a different kind of privilege. There are all kinds.
Straw man arguments are so exhausting and simple minded.

@Patrick Davis no, that’s Double Jeopardy.  The US Constitution  protects against DJ in the Fifth amendment of The bill of rights.

@Patrick Davis no, that’s Double Jeopardy.  The US Constitution  protects against DJ in the Fifth amendment of The bill of rights.

Not knowing how to vote is how Florida do.

Not knowing how to vote is how Florida do.

@Patrick Davis unless they found new evidence they couldn't try her again because otherwise they would be allowed to just put her through trial after trial until they got what they wanted

@Patrick Davis unless they found new evidence they couldn't try her again because otherwise they would be allowed to just put her through trial after trial until they got what they wanted

That's a great lawyer. I think probably the best lawyer. This was without a doubt an open and shut case. We've gotten enough information to know she's guilty from a two hour video. There were 12 people in court for weeks that were fed a boatload more of evidence, and her lawyer still got her off. He's one of the worst people alive, along with Casey, but a great lawyer.

Not to mentation she accused her Father of pretty heinous things and paid her Laywer due to the Monica Lewinsky method.What a lovely Lady

Not to mentation she accused her Father of pretty heinous things and paid her Laywer due to the Monica Lewinsky method.What a lovely Lady

@Patrick Davis I guess not if they considered all that evidence at the time as being not enough to charge her with anything. What else is there to consider? And her daughter is already long gone

@quetzalcoatlz because it’s True. I‘m White myself!!

@quetzalcoatlz because it’s True. I‘m White myself!!

The fact that she also said the baby sitter was black and Hispanic. That didn't sit right with me along with this entire case.  I lived in Orlando during this time and I will always hate the fact she was let free to go and never paid for what she did to that innocent little girl. Smh

That's the American justice system for you.

That's the American justice system for you.

@Patrick Davis no double Jeopardy prevents someone who's been acquitted of a crime from being tried for it again.

@Patrick Davis no double Jeopardy prevents someone who's been acquitted of a crime from being tried for it again.

People fail to understand you have to prove that someone actually killed someone else this is very hard to do it’s not o he probly did it it’s a bitch to convince anyone of anything much less when you keep being told you have to be really sure are you sure hey guy are you sure dude there’s no way

@StudleyDuderight in ojs case it sadly became more of a political matter than a murder trial , because at the time police brutality and prejudice against black people was a huge problem , and his celebrity status also helped him get away with it even more , so i don’t think using him as an example is really fair to the argument (sorry if my grammar is bad english isn’t my first language <3)

@Patrick Davis I am not an attorney,  so please realize this is my “understanding of the laws”.

The US has a little thing called double jeopardy. I don’t believe they can retry her. The defense can appeal verdicts, but the prosecution is usually to the original verdict.

I think prosecution might get to appeal if prove of a jury tampering, judge tampering……

If a hung jury, prosecution can decide if they will retry the case.

@Patrick Davis you cant be retried for the same crime if she was found not guilty shed have to kill someone else or do another crime

@Patrick Davis you cant be retried for the same crime if she was found not guilty shed have to kill someone else or do another crime

they even called her out for lying when talking to her the police

they even called her out for lying when talking to her the police

@Patrick Davis The problem is the concept of double jeopardy.  Basically, a citizen can not be tried for the same crime twice.  Even if you frame it differently.  A jury let her go, we have to accept their choice, as there was no cause for a mistrial.

@DeathnoteBB I remember the time before DNA a girl swore up and down, looked the man right in the eyes,  and pointed in his face saying "That is the man who raped me, I would never forget his face". Come to find out once DNA got involved the guy was innocent and he just sat in prison for 20 years. Most would say that the girl saying he was the rapist with such conviction was compelling "evidence" but it's not proof of anything. You have to prove it, that is why she walked.

@DeathnoteBB isn't it if one juror is against the verdict of the others it's a hung jury.  I think the point is that they all agreed that she was not guilty

@DeathnoteBB isn't it if one juror is against the verdict of the others it's a hung jury.  I think the point is that they all agreed that she was not guilty

@DeathnoteBB My God, the child was covered by tape, you just got fooled by the defence, (which ironically where also playing with their emotions)

@DeathnoteBB My God, the child was covered by tape, you just got fooled by the defence, (which ironically where also playing with their emotions)

@Patrick Davis fair question.  There’s a principal of double jeopardy. Not versed in all its intricacies but the verdict as it stands was such that I precludes her being charged in the matter again.  She can be tried in civil court (in contrast to the criminal court in which she was exonerated). This court has a lower bar to broach as regards culpability. It generally seeks to establish culpability and thus financial liability. It is something that parents or next of kin would seek as restitution. But seeing as she is the accused, there’s no interested party who would launch the suit.  I suppose the grandparents could but they don’t seem to have the stomach for it and who knows if they possess sufficient legal standing to do so. The way the whole sorry mess stands, there’ll never be direct justice for that little girl. She was unfortunately born into a lethal situation and no recourse.  We as a human community can grieve for her bad fortune but apparently that is all.

@h mejia She was allowed to lie about the phantom nanny, and the fake job? How so? Once her story was deconstructed and found to be a lie by the investigators, she was arrested practically on the spot and arraigned as quickly as the courts would allow. How did she get away with lying? You act like the detectives believed her story and let her walk. It's absurd.

if you want to get mad at the jury, fine, go ahead, but I'm not sure what you want in terms of systematic change in regard to trials in the US. The investigators and the prosecutors are not responsible for determining her guilt. They are the system. They did all they could to secure a conviction and failed. They didn't give her any breaks, the jury did.

The system did all it could do, and the jury failed the American people. Jury selection is not relevant because the prosecution gets just as much of a say as the defense, hence why I didn't bother to mention it.

Your constant insistence on white privilege as playing a role in this case seems pretty weak, as you have yet to explain anything substantial as it relates to this case.

@h mejia defense is essential to fair trial and by extension, justice. Not sure what you are referring to when talking about the jurors. You say that "they are in fact expressly selected for a certain set of characteristics most favorable to a certain outcome." This is entirely false. Jurors in the Northern District of Florida are selected at random from the certified list of registered voters from Florida's Secretary of State. If I'm not mistaken, this case was prosecuted in the Northern District.  If you could list some of these privileges, rather than vaguely stating that she was afforded unspecified benefits, I would appreciate it

@cdf360 I didn’t intimate your thought she should go free. I’m black and thought they OJ should’ve been found guilty. Am I now absolved off all the wrongheadedness you believe afflicts my every utterance?

The argumentative and defensive posture is born out of some states and unstated assumptions.  When you expressly say you’re not sure how white privilege plays into this it may be helpful to consider, perhaps as q defile advocate thought experiment on your part how it could.  The very statement that you don’t know how might cause some humility that it may be outside your current field of view is all.

There’s no doubt that her defense was successful.  And she’s entitled to it.  They say even hitler would be entitled to the best and most robust defense possible.  Absolving people of crimes through artful and legal defense isn’t the same as justice

Look, the jury itself is born of and instructed by the system.  They are in fact expressly selected for a certain set of characteristics most favorable to a certain outcome … it comes down to who prevails in the election process.

You don’t agree she should’ve walked. I don’t agree either. There are mechanics as to what led to this aberration. I get that you’re allergic to the contributing factor I point out. But why?

What I’m saying to you is that from a black and brown perspective she was accorded privileged as a direct result of her race. Privileges not only not customarily accorded other races but very often denied.

Im not sure why even tho you agree she should not have not walked free in the same sentence you extol the virtues of her defense.  Which is to be valued more in your estimation?  A robust and capable defense yes, always.  but justice and truth paramount.  That didn’t win the day here. Why?

@UCoIpQBqzQOP8wRVq0qY8m3Ayes.  She was given all that leeway because of race.

All kinds of privileges exist. To blacks too if it pleases you.

To react so strongly to the idea that whites posses it too is telling.  Handle it better will ya. If it’s possible for blacks to be privilege as you say how is it that the thought of whites possessing it triggers you so?

To be clear, I can accept the counter argument that she didn’t get off expressly because she is white.  But that she got off because of the curtesies (privileges) accorded to her at least in part due to her race is overwhelming. And yet This permitted her in the end of being absolved of murder. Hate on that situation. Not on me for holding this thought.  To call me pathetic for having an idea is itself pathetic don’t you think?

@The Violet Bunny don’t have a clue what your going on about mate.  Don’t message @ me again. This discussion is over.  Stop.

@The Violet Bunny don’t have a clue what your going on about mate.  Don’t message @ me again. This discussion is over.  Stop.

@Professor Doom I truly believe she has absolutely no conscience AT ALL, so even if she was In prison it wouldn't effect her one bit. I'm sure to everyone with empathy & feelings, your life even outside of prison would be hell. She doesn't care either way~

@DeathnoteBB she would've been found guilty by the jury in My Cousin Vinny~

@DeathnoteBB she would've been found guilty by the jury in My Cousin Vinny~

@Timmy P oh hell yeah agree 💯 can't believe she is walking free we all know she killed that little girl :(

@Timmy P oh hell yeah agree 💯 can't believe she is walking free we all know she killed that little girl :(

@Professor Doom I personally don't believe she has the self-awareness or emotion to care about the public ridicule.

@Professor Doom I personally don't believe she has the self-awareness or emotion to care about the public ridicule.

@h mejia nah it was the lawyer! makes me question our judicial system

@h mejia nah it was the lawyer! makes me question our judicial system

@game boy That took what? Random Number Generation? Raging Nihilistic Goons? Rallying Nice Gays?

@game boy That took what? Random Number Generation? Raging Nihilistic Goons? Rallying Nice Gays?

@game boy Is that what they said about OJ?

@game boy Is that what they said about OJ?

@h mejia oh yeah i like it, so far i've been able to riot and loot and destroy public property and the news can't say shit cuz of my skin colour lol. although the rittenhouse verdict rustled their jimmies

@StudleyDuderight Haha, I just saw. Already edited it before, had just caught it while I was replying.

@StudleyDuderight Haha, I just saw. Already edited it before, had just caught it while I was replying.

@edbo10 bought fkn time.  We’ll see how you like it

@edbo10 bought fkn time.  We’ll see how you like it

@DeathnoteBB I uh... added more and you may not like it.

@DeathnoteBB I uh... added more and you may not like it.

@DeathnoteBB oops... thanks for pointing that out

My turn. Prosecution, not persecution.

No, it's up to the prosecution to prove guilt. Innocent until proven guilty.

@DeathnoteBB oops... thanks for pointing that out

My turn. Prosecution, not persecution.

No, it's up to the prosecution to prove guilt. Innocent until proven guilty.

@StudleyDuderight 1. Sow, not sew<br>2. I assume by state you mean prosecution, but the defense are the ones who have to convince the jury there’s any doubt

@StudleyDuderight 1. Sow, not sew
2. I assume by state you mean prosecution, but the defense are the ones who have to convince the jury there’s any doubt

@h mejia If you wanna make that argument then I can bring up the OJ Simpson verdict. Do you really wanna go there? You'll get eviscerated but we can go down that road if you really want.

@h mejia If you wanna make that argument then I can bring up the OJ Simpson verdict. Do you really wanna go there? You'll get eviscerated but we can go down that road if you really want.

@DeathnoteBB But it isn't ran by emotion. The state could not sow doubt in the minds of the jury and Casey Anthony walked free because of it.

@DeathnoteBB But it isn't ran by emotion. The state could not sow doubt in the minds of the jury and Casey Anthony walked free because of it.

@DeathnoteBB The dairy entry, the search history, the car smell, partying for a month while you have no idea where you daughter is. You think she's with a babysitter that you yourself have made up. I guess there's always a what if but maybe everyone should get off then.

@Patrick Davis  I'm no Lawyer but I don't know what they would charge her with or if she could get a fair trial at this point under our laws. It seems to me that this is an old fashioned example of getting away with murder.

@Professor Doom This may sound like a silly question because I don't live in the USA but couldn't they have another trial with a more applicable sentence after this first verdict?

@Professor Doom This may sound like a silly question because I don't live in the USA but couldn't they have another trial with a more applicable sentence after this first verdict?

The reason she got off, as well as I can remember, is because the jury thought the death was an accident (probably drowning) and that she was scared that people would think she killed her. So the trial, the public ridicule and the stress involved was punishment enough. There for, not guilty  of murder.

The key to Casey walking free was the advanced decomposition of Caylee’s body by the time she was found. Had that not been the case, I believe an autopsy would’ve been able to reveal incriminating evidence her attorney wouldn’t have been able to overcome. That said, she should’ve been found guilty regardless. That was crazy.

@h mejia knew I'd find this comment somewhere!

@h mejia knew I'd find this comment somewhere!

@Timmy P If the prosecutor can’t convince the court that someone is guilty beyond reasonable doubt, they shouldn’t convicted. Otherwise we’d lock up anyone for anything. Hell sometimes people seem completely guilty and aren’t. Just watch any court movie, like My Cousin Vinny and 12 Angry Men.<br>Not saying the defendant here is guilty or innocent, just saying that a legal system run by emotions is dangerous and terrifying.

@Timmy P If the prosecutor can’t convince the court that someone is guilty beyond reasonable doubt, they shouldn’t convicted. Otherwise we’d lock up anyone for anything. Hell sometimes people seem completely guilty and aren’t. Just watch any court movie, like My Cousin Vinny and 12 Angry Men.
Not saying the defendant here is guilty or innocent, just saying that a legal system run by emotions is dangerous and terrifying.

Color (that must not be named) privilege is fucking real bruh

Color (that must not be named) privilege is fucking real bruh


A lawyer with questionable ethics and intent, masterfully applying deception and manipulation to successfully defend an accused (and almost certainly guilty) murderer.<br>Good to see "justice" being served. In a legal system which allows two ruthless sociopaths to walk out of that courtroom.

A lawyer with questionable ethics and intent, masterfully applying deception and manipulation to successfully defend an accused (and almost certainly guilty) murderer.
Good to see "justice" being served. In a legal system which allows two ruthless sociopaths to walk out of that courtroom.


I kinda want to play d&d with her. She's so good at fabricating npcs and plotlines on the fly!


I swear It's REALLY hard to watch until the end especially the part when the attorney acusses her father of sexual abuse. Absolutely heartless.


This is the first time that im actually sitting here looking/ listening to all the evidence they had for this case and I AM BEYOND PISSED besides all the lies and stuff the fact that shes more interested in trying to speak to her BF than trying to help in any way to help find her kid just screams guilty like wtf


Pretty incredible to see someone construct an entire family tree and life story for a non-existent nanny so quickly in such a convincing manner.

@⭐ Patrice 👄 why would i ever go to florida lmao? even if what youre saying is true, coming up with tht on the spot...

@Gemma G. no she knew what she was doing

@Chantal Doubt it.  She just made up the lie on the spot don't you think?  Like calling her Zanny the Nanny.

@Alice Ayres Exactly, I mean I'm Latina and I don't find that offensive. What is really offensive is that she killed a child.

so quickly? she had 31 days to think over it.

@Chantal Doesn't calling her racist mean YOU'RE the person automatically thinking of race? If the 1st thing you think is about the race of the fake nanny, it just seems like you may constantly have race on the mind.

Not YOU in particular, but whoever said it.

Most people think she said "Zenaida", a Spanish name, because people named Zenaida shorten it to "Zanny". The only other "Zannies" people refer to are the pills, Xanax. It's commonly believed she would knock Caylee out with Xanax when she partied, saying Caylee is watched by "zanny the nanny".

@AntiKiwieCS thank you. It’s called increasing the probability people will believe your BS like criminals do. I’m Latina and had she said Hannah I’d have been like 🤨 🤔 She said she left her there overnights. That’s not your high school baby sitter that’s a whole nanny. Slow people smh

@CATIFY If that’s surprising, you’ve never been to Florida. Y’all wanna be triggered so bad lmao. It’s Florida that’s who 99 times out of 100 will be a nanny. Who’d you think she was with? KayleighLou Mayosmith? Sheesh thanks tumblr wokes for being offended on my big brown behind though 🤦🏾♀😂😂

@natalia if there are more hispanic babysitters than caucasian, and I am to lie to police about a baby sitter, why would not one use a name that others are most likely to believe? If she said Fredrik Andersson would that in itself not raise suspicion? It is not racist if there is a statistical cause to it.

I am impressed, we cannot deny that she is too god at lying.

Only a master of manipulation could do that.

@Your local archaeologist 1 so what? Hernandez Gomez?

@BruhMomentHD R well, it is quite surprising that the first thing she came up with was a mixed, black puerto-rican with a long stereotypical name working in a low-paying job.

@BruhMomentHD R good retort any name she give is racist.

@natalia What type of nanny would you have come up with??

@YouTube Censors uhh, no, because she fabricated a random minority with an overly lengthy, stereotypical name in a stereotypical profession to be her scapegoat.


I never heard about this case (I live in the UK) and… just… wow.
I’m almost lost for words.
That defence attorney is far too good at his job and, though I understand hindsight is 20-20, I am amazed that a jury could find her not guilty.


I had a retired cop friend of mind tell me when this case first broke that Casey was guilty.  I asked how he knew and he said he could tell by her eyes.


I'm amazed how her lawyer threw her father under the bus. Pure evil!!


I had vaguely heard of this case before, but only fully learned of it last night when I stumbled on a documentary on Hayu where an expert team go through everything again. She is so obviously a Sociopath, I am not sure how anyone could not see it! She lies with great ease, but her lies are not even intelligent ones as they are so easy to prove as lies.

She truly repulses me. Some have said that she drugged her daughter with Xanax, hence the zanny reference... must have thought she was being clever there...and would put her in the trunk of her car whilst she went clubbing or partying, which was all she seems to care about, even to this day. With the Florida heat, the child died due to the heat and Casey simply shrugged and tried to carry on until the smell became noticeable.

I have seen a lot of people, including someone who spoke to one of the experts who interviewed her for 100 hours, claim this, but then, where would the search about how to suffocate, come in? She apparently, never wanted this child and had wanted an abortion, then, when the baby was due, to have her adopted, but her mother wanted her to keep it. I have read that her mother liked to keep up appearances and a certain image. This explains a lot.

The father would have known very quickly when that trunk was opened. He will have recognise the smell of death immediately, due to his job and I feel very sorry for him. I imagine his attempted suicide and the note were because he had seen signs in his daughter and did not act sooner. I imagine that the mother very much controls that household, regardless of how much control he has within his job as a cop. I think he knew right away what she had done, but the mother is either in denial and cannot endure fully accepting it or simply cannot let go of her daughter, in spite of having said to friends she thought she was a Sociopath.

I think the jury were very inexperienced, since they had to search to find people who knew little of the case. Instead of objectively analysing the evidence and actually thinking about what made sense and what did not, from what I have heard from a few, they were more focused on the emotions and theatrics of the prosecution than the actual evidence, facts and her behaviour!

Apparently, she wants another child now, and I hope she does not as any child she has will go the same way. She has not evolved at all and still seems to spend most of her time in bars and flitting from far fetched job to far fetched job. I find it infuriating that there is no way to do a retrial.


She searched online for "suffocation", takes 30 days to report her child missing, avoid putting her daughter on the phone to talk with her parents, go to parties, gets a tattoo "Living the good life" , while her child is missing, lies about her workplace and coworkers, says her child was with Zanny the nanny and then she goes free? ...I need a whiskey!

A male would get caught. Blame the women protecting system.

@milspire you’re being a bit generous calling her a 7.  maybe an Ohio 7, def not a a Florida 7

Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't it her mother that ended up reporting Caylee missing? And the only reason her mom knew was because she had to track down Casey herself, I don't think Casey had any intention of ever reporting Caylee missing herself.

@Marquis DeBlodey white dad maybe gets 20+ years anybody black man or woman gets death penalty

@Moon Moon you mean the American justice system

Pretty sure if this was a he dude would have been found guilty without a second thought.

...Holy shit, I thought I was up on the details of this case but somehow I'd never read that diary entry of hers where she talks about having "made the right decision." I am floored. Literally I'm speechless.

@History with Felix bec it’s 2020 and everything has to be about race apparently

I would think that would be a direct link between the search and how she died. If suspects robs a bank later it is found they were looking up banks and bank robberies the night before on the internet. Isnt the suspects most likely guilty of the robbery?

@Angie T well, I can't simply punch a person in the face and then say "ooooh bad luck buddy, life is unfair". if people aren't accountable for their actions then society doesn't work anymore

@Moon Moon If it was a father, if it was a black lady, why don't we just stop scapegoating race/sex and just see the life for what it really is: unfair. Some people get lucky, some people don't

All of you commenting, she murdered her daughter and got away with it. I followed this story when it happened. And since this shit all ended and casey disappeared she started a fucking daycare like wtf. So sickening. So I just dont understand this world anymore.

@MrMustangMan was the duct tape found on the mouth and nose? weren't the remains decomposed, didn't they say something about skeletal remains?

Just imagine how much harm this sociopathic woman will now cause to other people during the rest of her life! She might even continue murdering people as she now knows how easy it is to get away with murder.<br>How utterly irresponsible to let such a human roam freely ....

Just imagine how much harm this sociopathic woman will now cause to other people during the rest of her life! She might even continue murdering people as she now knows how easy it is to get away with murder.
How utterly irresponsible to let such a human roam freely ....

No no sir, you need a tall bottle of fucking vodka!

This is a better final statememt than the prosecution did.

@History with Felix we dont live in that world sadly mate.

She should hook up with OJ.... see which one kills the other first! At least one murderer would finally get what they deserve!

@flyinghippos123 yep, that's it. Just like Jodi Arias, or Amber Guyger. Or Martha Stewart. Dahlia Dippolito. Should I go on, or do you get my drift?

Classic case of over-confident prosecution. They knew they could not prove certain elements of the crime but chose to pursue the charges anyway as opposed to tailoring the charges to fit the evidence available.

@Amarathros yeah but she was able to walk because they decided that she served enough time waiting for trial (3 years) but yeah at least she was found guilty for something

She didn't go free she actually got arrested for lying to the police. Maybe not as intense but take the win if you can get it.

@milspire exactly! I'm a chick and I can even admit that I have a better chance at getting nothing but a slap on the wrist when it comes to certain shit and its utter bullshit. The double standard is so unbearably stupid.

Female privilege, people are very heavily biased to see her as innocent. Since shes a 7/10 and didn't kill her kid on camera she goes free.

I'm gonna take me a bubble bath and try to process the utter horseshit I just heard lol

If it was a father then he would've been put under the jail without a second thought. This whole case fuckin disgusts me, there was so much evidence that points to her and the way she fucking acted afterwards and she still gets off without a slap on the wrist. Goddamn I hate the justice system

@Leann Hocus Pocus omfg I was just thinking the same thing


Now you know that not always that justice has been served, it is life, really lack of fairness and no responsibility has been filled related to a child's death. How beautiful this life is!


So, I have a question about the law and everything in general. So the Defense Attorney had to try to turn gult away into not guilty. Personally, I would’ve just walked out. What would actually happen if the defense attorney were to just walk out of the case? Could they go to jail? Lose their job?


I would love to hear what the jurors in this trial think about the case today.


Just read this excerpt from a recent update on what she’s been up to since her daughters death… talk about a narcissist..

“In December 2020, Anthony launched a private investigation firm in Florida. Paperwork for a new company titled “Case Research & Consulting Services LLC” was filed with the Florida Division of Corporation under her name on December 14, according to documents obtained by The Daily Mail.

Although some reports have implied that Anthony wants to investigate the 2008 death of her 2-year-old daughter, a source close to Anthony told People in January 2021 that’s not the case. “That’s a closed chapter in her life,” said the insider. “She’s not starting a company to get answers about Caylee.”


The fact that her parents, the same people that lovingly believed all her lies and still tried to give her the opportunity to live a normal life, knew RIGHT AWAY that she did something to Caylee, says enough.

@Maggie Pp anyone ever called you Magpie?

This lawyer is gonna bust Hell wide open.  To conclude that the word of a pathological liar against her father, without investigation or corroboration is an unthinkable breach of justice. This makes the judge a useless figure, allowing such drivel to proceed unchecked and unquestioned. So now, not only does Casey murder her child, she then butchers her own father's reputation.  In light of this "revelation", was George investigated and convicted?  This whole proceeding was disgusting on the part of the defence.  And for a jury to fall for that line of reasoning, speaks very poorly of our society in general.  This is the original "me too" synopsis. Well after the Joe Biden vs Justice Thomas incident. (Let's go Brandon!)

@Bryanx317 Some children are born even with perfect parents. And on the other hand of the spectrum;  if you look at Amy Winehouse's father (see the documentary) and see the result, we see a damaged daughter, not a psychopath. It is been suggested Casey was brought up without consequences for her actions, but I don't know if that's enough to create a monster.

It’s awefull when parents know before hand.

@Bryanx317 Parents ALWAYS wish they were better parents, so that means nothing at all. Even fantastic parents who give their kids everything including all the love in the world still think they are not being the best parent. Parents always lack confidence in their abilities as parents.

@sam johns he did, he said he wished he was a better father

@Jay Byrd  i knew i recognized that look

@Jay Byrd  i knew i recognized that look

Right. The mom called the cops initially and then felt sympathy for Casey and totally screwed the prosecution. Crazy people.

I knew a person in my life that was showing these qualities of a pathological liar and their parents just going along with it. Watching this case really reminds me of it. It’s crazy

The parents should take some responsibility for the fact Caylee never had to be accountable, they were enablers.

They knew they had created a monster at that point. When he's speaking with his daughter in jail he makes a comment wishing he was a better father...


Just read this excerpt from a recent updated on what she’s been up to since her daughters death… talk about a narcissist..

“In December 2020, Anthony launched a private investigation firm in Florida. Paperwork for a new company titled “Case Research & Consulting Services LLC” was filed with the Florida Division of Corporation under her name on December 14, according to documents obtained by The Daily Mail.

Although some reports have implied that Anthony wants to investigate the 2008 death of her 2-year-old daughter, a source close to Anthony told People in January 2021 that’s not the case. “That’s a closed chapter in her life,” said the insider. “She’s not starting a company to get answers about Caylee.”


Sounds like very submissive parents and she was taught early on that lying was beneficial. If she was already a narcissist than that’s a breeding ground for escalation.


Its beyond me how such a creature can be free with all that evidence while theres people jailed without evidence at all


Stay strong JCS. You started and set the precedence of a new genre.