The way she spoke about Caylee in past tense then corrected herself immediately speaks volumes

EDIT   was unaware I messed up the names so I fixed them

The way she spoke about Caylee in past tense then corrected herself immediately speaks volumes

*EDIT*   was unaware I messed up the names so I fixed them

I picked that up too, it was so weird bruh

100%. It's all in the pronouns. She picked herself up with so much chaff and misdirect.<br>Sociopath

100%. It's all in the pronouns. She picked herself up with so much chaff and misdirect.
Sociopath

Sometimes people confuse the tenses or it is their normal way of speaking. I have noticed with my time in the States that many Southerners will talk in the past tense- even if they are talking about the present. 'So, we was all here and waiting for you to show up. Now that you're here, we can do xyz...' just as an example.

Referring to somebody in the past tense doesn't mean anything, especially if it is normal speech patterns in the location. However, investigators will definitely take note of it.

this is exactly what i’ve been thinking and saying

@Therese Christiansen Thanks. Yeah a bit, my god I've just struggled to understand some of my own comment. I find it impossible to understand why anyone would hurt a child. I mean if you don't wanna take care of them, family would. Or that little girl would've been adopted no problem. I do think that everything does point more towards accidental than planned. But even if that's true that's still manslaughter she'd have been looking at at least 20 yrs, poss longer with it being a child. I honestly doubt she'd have lasted 20 yrs in prison. If she did it would be cos she was in PC the whole time. And that would be a long hard 20 yrs. It's time she just came out & said what happened, they couldn't take her back to court either way. And I'm not sure she could be more hated. I can't help but admire Jose Biaz he sure knows what he's doing as a defense lawyer. But there was no evidence at all it was drowing. So I don't get how she didn't get at the very least child neglect leading to death. After not reporting it for over a month, but I think its something really only Casey knows, & it will likely stay that way.

@Rach_xx  Hopefully your sleeping pattern is better, though and you're not anxious over this.  (edit: it's easy to overthink this & try & maybe find something which is more palatable than what may have happened which is she wanted a quick way to be rid of something she saw as an annoying problem rather than an infant with a life of her own & the person most responsible for protecting her, the person the child trusted more than anything, killed her. But I agree: it's a vile thing to do. We hope it wasn't the way it seems but if I've learned anything in my long life 'tis that monsters exist in more than our imagination.....)

@SayoSweeti usually duck tape over those certain areas indicates someone knew the victim and the killer
is uncomfortable with what they did.
It indicates but but not always legit in every case.

Plus less than 5 mins into the video she claims she talk to Caylee the day the grand mother called 911.

Casey has no problem having others even family take the blame even if it means she gets to walk free. She let her attorney blame her father for the death of Caylee.
While blaming another family member doesn’t mean murder it shows she’s willing to throw family under the bus.
Another thing is reports Casey never wanted to have Caylee. She was pregnant and her mother pressured her to keeping the child she didn’t want.
Again she could of eventually learned to love and appreciate her daughter but it doesn’t look good when she writes in her diary that she is free, happy, and she makes up stories that her deceased daughter is kidnapped as if that a better alternative
That is telling she figures being a bad neglectful parent is better than the another alternative which is killer. If she was innocent then that’s a disturbed mindset would at least would contribute to her daughters death by neglect and not caring. So yes she is at least guilty of indirect manslaughter due to not even alerting police of a non guardian is holding her child captive

@Scarbz some people were letting me know I mixed up the names so it only felt right to explain and fix it. nothing else really.

@Scarbz Bro chill out, don’t be disrespectful they are just voicing their own opinion.

Lol!!! You rly think ur comment on a YouTube vid is that important hahahahaha

@Robin Hede I honestly had no idea I could edit my comment I’ll do that rn

@mia ijo Then maybe edit your comment to correct your mistake about writing “Casey” instead of “Caylee” in your original comment.

@Rach_xx idk...the issue for me is the duck tape over the nose and mouth....how does that happen?? i'm not trashing the xanex theory, but the duck tape man...

Yes.. it's a scary revelation. And I remember back at that time if my memory serves me correctly when I was following this when it happened everybody was bashing the parents... I remember back then kind of getting on that bandwagon but when you look back and you look at this footage you can tell right when she said that her mother knew it's the only time her mother shows real raw emotion about really considering and knowing oh my God my daughter did this... Couldn't imagine

Also if you notice she says they’ve BEEN the best grandparents….. hmmm

@Kevin Scalzo this gave me chills. Having to discover that your daughter did that to your grand daughter. And it was all given away by one sentence.

I just saw that... At the same time when she does that.. watch the mom... Even though the father is on the phone at that time when she refers to Caylee in the past tense.. her mom immediately puts her hand on her mouth. And that's the only time she cries ( the mom ). She knew then that her daughter killed her. But watch the mother's hands in that moment

@James Melton she’s referring to her in past tense as if she’s already long gone. No mother would dare think of their child being dead, it’s the last thing imaginable.

@Deckard Cain yes, I accidentally mixed it up.

Yeah that's always a huge red flag that is not picked up on a lot in cases like this. But looking back we now know Casey new for sure she was dead. I think personally it was accident, she gave her to much xanax. Xanny the nanny did exist just in tablet form. She was jealous of Caylee that's known, which is strange but not for sure a murderer. The fact little Caylee was found a quarter mile from the house, that would be sure to be searched when water in that part of FL went down. And that it took several calls, something don't add up about how Caylee was found. And it's not the actions of a pre medicated murder. If I planned to kill someone, I'd plan it from start to finish including making sure the body is unlikely found. Not leave above ground up the road. That might tigh in with the accident & panicked theory, as the chloroform theory is ridiculous, that Casey had the skills & ability to make it first , give it to Caylee in a house they shared with her parents. It's clear now lookin back she knew from day one. And listening to her description of what she first said happened, there's a grudging respect for the performance, but also baffled she thought it wouldn't all be checked out. Personally I think if she'd had experience with law enforcement before she'd have played it way differently.


Why do all the crazy ones gotta be so damn fine


How can the jury believe she drowned in a pool if they found her mouth and nose covered in duct tape?

Legendary Detective Wobbuffet It’s a criminal psychology study on Casey Anthony. The only reason the included her dad at all was because it was testimony that was revealing about Casey Anthony. I’m sure you could find the footage of that testimony. (No offense intended, just trying to help       😁👍🏼!

@Felicia McCarron no she was too decomposed to see. If you cant check lungs for water because they are decomposed, then cause if death couldnt be determined.

@D Po could have gone either way, yes, but that's the point of evidence and both prosecution and defence.

I also realized this video never gave any account of the father.

Paul Heaton I don’t know. I didn’t hear any of the evidence, or arguments presented by either side on those charges.

The movie Let's Go To Prison will explain why ANY AND ALL CONVICTS dread the simple words, "trail by jury."

@Felicia McCarron Statute of limitations for crimes like that. He was accused of molesting her like fifteen years ago, from the trial. Very few crimes do not have a statute of limitations, murder is one.

Makes no sense at all. Same with the Christian Andreacchio case. Its unbelievable how stupid people can be!

I don't even think the defense attorney believed it. In his closing statements he said that no one could prove how she died, directly contradicting this statement. It was likely just said to sow the seeds of doubt in an otherwise airtight explanation that only a guilty person would wait to tell the police and show so much nonchalance when they did.

@Cursed with Curiosity Unfortunately, confusion often leads to acquittal. that was the whole intent of her defense attorney.

@Legendary Detective Wobbuffet to be frank the diary could go either way. she couldve made the right choice of hiding the body after it had drowned. although I suppose the "happy" part contradicts that...

@LegenDarius Yeah, I get it. It just sucks that certain people will get defended despite being guilty in my opinion. I understand that attorneys like this are very necessary for people that are actually innocent. I would have to believe the person 100% to defend them if it was me. Guess that's why I'm not a lawyer. I feel like the parents knew the daughter was guilty, but didn't want her to get the death sentence. Which, as a parent I understand. But, I think that played a big part in the outcome. And it's painful to see things she's said years later.

@Liam Sanchez goes to Vegas yea but not guilt of neglet of a child and manslaughter wheres the sense in a not guilty verdict in that...

Kayla Webb She was. Just down the road from the grandparents home. In their most recent interview they go there with cameras and it shows it’s a wooded area right off the road. There was no dump from what I could see.

@Games Until Dawn That's the whole issue. It's not up to the defense to provide answers. The prosecution is supposed to prove it in court. To be honest though, I think the defense attorney swayed them with his words.

@Felicia McCarron the remains were found 5 months later after animals and such had gotten to it. Probably wasnt enough "body" left to determine cause of death.

@Cursed with Curiosity Rubbish she is lier. Kid gone missing for a month and then she makes up claims that nanny kidnapped her. She killed her because she wanted a party life and she couldn't with her daughter in the way.

@L M If it was a man he wouldnt have had custody in the first place

@L M If it was a man he wouldnt have had custody in the first place

Casey kept her happiness and now...Liv'n La Vida Loca!

Casey kept her happiness and now...Liv'n La Vida Loca!

@Gabriel Velazquez in Florida they could've gotten a blind, deaf and dumb person to defend her and she still would've beaten the case.

@teli It's just "12 angry men". I guess you heard the phrase "old white man" or something to that extent one too many times. ;)

If she was a man she would be in jail right now and not free.

If she was a man she would be in jail right now and not free.

nessaboomommy09 was there any forensic evidence she had drowned? I thought the cause of death was caused by suffocation hence the duct tape.... I know forensic science can prove that she died from drowning vs being suffocated and then thrown in water after death.

Stupidest Jury ever. I mean freaking duct tape? WTF People?

Stupidest Jury ever. I mean freaking duct tape? WTF People?

@agentxyz far from gullible, I just think there may be a chance the dad may have had a part in this somehow. . I lean towards Casey's guilt more, I only believe maybe 2% there's a chance otherwise

@Kayla Webb it was a small wooded swampy area right by a school that was partially underwater (shallow) at a certain time of year, every year.  . People would put trash in that place. She was found in a bag wrapped in a blanket. The skull cap rollId out of that bag. As for the other bones found outside of the bag and blanket were spread by animal and insect activity  It was either murder or a cover up for an accident. If you cant prove it was one or the other then you (shouldnt) cant be convicted. They couldn't even prove it was her either.

Casey and her creepy lawyer found a loophole

Casey and her creepy lawyer found a loophole

Not only that , the opening and closing statement from the defense contradict themselves , Defense opening S : She'd Died Drowning ( as in we know how she died) Now Closing S : No One Knows ( Not even Me) how she died thus you can't make a decision?!? . Jury ate it all up

Felicia McCarron Because he wasn’t involved at all

Felicia McCarron Because he wasn’t involved at all

@Cursed with Curiosity  there is a word for that:  gullible

@Cursed with Curiosity  there is a word for that:  gullible

Jonathan Fides i was told that she was found in a garbage bag in the woods tho

She would have only had to convince one juror....

She would have only had to convince one juror....

It doesn’t (shouldn’t) matter what they “believe”. The burden of proof is on the prosecution. They have to prove that the woman murdered her daughter beyond any doubt. It’s called “innocent until proven guilty”. The defense attorney in this case was at an elite level. I wasn’t there, and I certainly didn’t hear all of the evidence presented against the defendant, but the prosecution was simply outclassed. Btw, there is no perfect justice system.

@Gabriel Velazquez There are certain cases that no amount of money in the world could get me to defend someone. Job or not. I guess this is one of the reasons why attorneys are hated.

First if all the body had decomposed..so there was no nose. Second The body was found in a local dump site for trash. The duct tape itself was NOT looped. No DNA of her on the body. No time of death. Just a bunch of little lies to her parents and cops.

The state could not prove that Casey was the one to put the duct tape around her mouth and placed her there.

Joss claimed she drowned in the pool but then to cover up the drowning, they did the unthinkable. It was a strategically and brilliantly way to create doubt in the jurors mind on if Casey ACTUALLY murdered Kaylee. All the state had was speculation at best.  They could have got a conviction if they didn’t already assume they would have won.

they do  not, they just don't know for sure she killed the baby

they do  not, they just don't know for sure she killed the baby

Rachel Cole That just means the attorneys did a good job. That is what they are paid to do. Create confusion, division, and reasonable doubt.

yeah that bit doesnt line up. there was ABSOLUTELY foul play so why the defence would suggest that she died in an accident seems crazy

I agree. There's a big part missing here. That whole defense came out of nowhere with no real explanation. I think to get better answers it would be good to watch the case itself.

Fear, peer pressure, wanting to get it over with. Watch 12 angry old men,

Fear, peer pressure, wanting to get it over with. Watch 12 angry old men,

@lee wan yeah, that and her diary seemed accountable as evidence to me.

@lee wan yeah, that and her diary seemed accountable as evidence to me.

The search history doesn’t add up too, this whole thing is a joke

The search history doesn’t add up too, this whole thing is a joke

They claimed her dad was in on it, he supposedly had part in her disappearence as well yet they never was forced to answer that unasked question...what did your dad do with Caley after she drowned.  I watched the trial from beginning to end, I watched was so confused , I almost believed Casey's story... Maybe I still do


This is better than most movies these days.


If ur brother doesn't trust you .. then you are the problem


She didn't want to be a mom. That journal entry should tell you. People have kids at a young age and can't accept the fact that all the partying and freedom is gone. Your life is now dedicated to another. I think one of the saddest things about this is that her grandparents would have taken that baby girl and raised her as their own, happily. It was obvious they were the ones who loved her, who loved being grandparents. Rest in peace Caylee. Holding my son extra tight tonight.

@Sardonicus about 20% of dads have their baby mamas skip town, it's lopsided but not one-sided.<br>Talk about things being ignored 20% is quite a bit to ignore

@Sardonicus about 20% of dads have their baby mamas skip town, it's lopsided but not one-sided.
Talk about things being ignored 20% is quite a bit to ignore

@Ryan what even more sad is the incomprehension people are stuck in, relating to this case, and maybe the real story will never be officially disclosed publicly.

The whole family were in on it. The grandparents, her brother and sister, the boyfriend, and of course Casey went along with it all. She just became the scapegoat because the family never wanted Casey to begin with she was treated the worst of all the children. Saddest part of it all was Caylee was actually the child of Casey's father. Incestuous DNA tests are the least definitive when it comes to determining whether the father or brother could be the child's biological father. The DNA tests will always show that the father and brother are 1st relatives to the child but it doesn't prove definitively that the father or brother are the biological father

Sad circumstances, but that last sentence warmed my heart. I hope 2021 is happy for you and your son

@chill B.
It was not a question. It was simply....  what it was. I was talking to you. I did not read anything else but your main comment on top. Also, I was reffering to this particular part:
Quote:
I think one of the saddest things about this is that her grandparents would have taken that baby girl and raised her as their own, happily.
Another question?

I removed some of my comment because there are too many contradiction. I D K what I can believe anymore.

@chill B. If you don't think it's  easier for a man to get away with not fathering their children you're ignoring biological reality. There's never any question if a baby is the mothers. The potential dad can just say the baby isn't theirs, and if proven wrong he may be forced to pay child support, but there is no law on the books that physically changed him to his daughter's ankle and says that he has to be a part of her life no matter what. It's a reality of society that the vast majority of single parents are women. It's a reality of society that it's easier for a man to not have the burden of raising a child. It's even partially a biological reality since women have the disadvantage of the baby physically growing inside of them. That gives the man a whole 9 months of extra time to escape to Jamaica and started new life as a humble wealthy sugar cane farmer. There is also a stronger social expectation placed on women to raise their children. Going to pretend things that I could throw thousands of statistics about at you is simply being basic statistical facts and pretend they don't exist? Going to pretend that men raise children equally as often?

@Abigail Marshall agreed ma'am, it was definitely more. I think her narcissistic personality paired with her spoiled, no consequences upbringing was enough to push her to the extreme. At any rate, some sort of mental deficiency or abnormality was at play too.

I think she didn't give her to them cause in her mind she was going to look like a bad mother giving the baby girl to them, and I'm sure as hell she is a narcissist so she wouldn't want no one to look down on her, that's why she didn't want media attention, everyone was going go look down on her, and we all still are.

You don't have to accept that fact if you're a dad, cause dad's get to run off if they pay the child raising fee. Mom's can run off too if they're not too stupid to know what adoption is. There's so many options available that that's not really an excuse to be to young cause you don't have to raise the kid legally if you aren't ready.

@Rebecca Lind 👀 whaat 🤯<br>Swear! Your right.

@Rebecca Lind 👀 whaat 🤯
Swear! Your right.

@Abigail Marshall it's possible that the grandparents would not take the victim because they wanted the mother to raise her herself as punishment for getting pregnant.

It's clearly more than that though, because if that were the only thing at play, she could've handed over Caylee to her grandparents, and if that didn't work, she could've given her up for adoption. Those would be the obvious first two choices even from a purely logical perspective, because those things would be easier than going through all the effort to kill her, make up all these lies, and go through the trial

She’d never give her to grandma. She hated her mom, her mom made her have the child. She doesn’t want her but her her mom would never get her. The more love the little girl got, the more she hated her mom. She may kill the little girl to hurt her mom. As always, her mom let her get away with it.


Shes blowin' her lawyer for room and board.


Revisiting this a year later to say damn, the way this woman speaks to her mother. You can tell these parents were permissive as all hell, probably never punished her for anything. Absolutely cannot imagine talking to anyone I respect even a little bit like that.

@G M well for one you don’t beg your disturbed daughter to keep a pregnancy that she wants to get rid of

Daddy said he wished he was a better parent.  He’s taking some of the blame by that statement.

@ELFanatic people don’t just become like this because their parents were too easy on them, there was probably always something wrong with her. Although I guess her upbringing enabled it, but when a child is like that idk what can be done

Literally murdered and still goes unpunished.  It's not just her parents that failed her, the entire system did.


The system failed in this case soooo hard. At a minimum, the number of non-existent people she so casually name drops should have been the CLEAR sign after divulging the truth. There's no reason she should have ever walked away from this case unscathed

Exactly!!! Let's say, hypothetically, she didn't kill her child... Then why the fuck did she make those elaborate stories when asked? Why were all the family and friends worried for the kid but not her?<br>Her not calling the police 31 DAYS after the child went missing should count as some form of abuse. She had to GET ARRESTED AT LEAST FOR ABUSE AND NEGLECT.

Exactly!!! Let's say, hypothetically, she didn't kill her child... Then why the fuck did she make those elaborate stories when asked? Why were all the family and friends worried for the kid but not her?
Her not calling the police 31 DAYS after the child went missing should count as some form of abuse. She had to GET ARRESTED AT LEAST FOR ABUSE AND NEGLECT.


Reasons I think she killed her daughter for:
- jealous of the attention her parents gave to Caylee
- to see how far her lies could go. Like a twisted challenge in which she escapes sentencing.
- she didn’t want to be a mum anymore and is authentically an empathetic-less monster
None of these reasons are valid obviously. And it’s ridiculous she got away with this.

@eViL jEsuS  I don’t mean there are valid reason I just mentioned that to not make it seem like I’m validating her crime by giving it a reason.

not valid reasons? so what is a valid reason to murder your own child

@Musical Box 100 % huh? Doesn't explain the duct tape, at all actually. Also, why the search on suffocation then?

@J Hemphill I agree, but there is a time and a place. I would've focused more on the context of the comment, rather than pointing out lazy phraseology.

@SAMBO I'll never understand the mind of an apologist like you. Bad habits must be discouraged lest they become ingrained.

@J Hemphill It's not a school essay. It's a YouTube comment. I think we got their point.

it was so clear how jealous she was of the lil calley cuz she kinda took her place u can see that over the phone call with her parents

The third reason is what a lot of people would call obvious but it's apparent that she could have easily just left her child with her parents and left for good but instead, she went the route of murder. There seems to be a sense of hatred that she had for her daughter. Like actual hatred not just inconvenience.

Empathetic-less? Is that the phrase you chose? May I suggest "devoid of empathy".

It reminds me of Dostoevsky’s novel “Crime and Punishment,” in which he basically does a deep dive into criminal psychology and the weird, seemingly nonsensical motivations that a person can have for doing something so terrible. The difference is, Dostoevsky’s character experiences emotions, guilt even, and learns over the course of the story. This woman appears to have none.

Personally, I think she overdosed her daughter on Xanax, kept the body in the trunk of her car until she could think of a “decent” excuse for how she died, then she created the “Zanny the nanny” kidnapping story, covered her daughter’s mouth with duct tape (embellished with a heart sticker for dramatic effect iirc) before disposing of the body. During this time she realised how freeing it was to not be a mother anymore and started living the life she wanted (provided the Xanax overdose wasn’t premeditated).

29:44 is the best example of the first reason


Super disgusting how the defense managed to make out victims of moleststion as lying their whole lives. Icky defense tactics overall. But that’s a whole other story & paragraph.

This actually really pissed me off, you could tell that was a whole bunch of bullshit. I'm normally one to believe victims but in this case you can tell it was Bs for sure

Yeah it’s shocking to me that his defense worked. It just seemed like he was playing every last emotional card he had during his closing statements, and I guess it got to the jury

And then he has the audacity to criticize the prosecution's tactic of playing on the jury's emotions.


This just goes to show how twisted life can get when people get away with lying all the time and successfully avoiding the consequences of their actions


Holy shit, hearing Christina talk to her on the phone and Casey completely disregarding her concern for CASEYS DAUGHTER and say "wow calling you guys was a huge waste" like how can a human being be that heartless

Hopefully Christina unfriended her after all this.


I watched this entire trial on TV when I was very young, I'm only 26 now. I remember being SO disgusted when they let her go and said she wasn't guilty. Wow.


I hope her attorneys feel guilty every single day that they are the reason she walks free. She was 100% guilty


It’s sad that the one time she should have faced consequences for her actions, she didn’t. She’s gone her whole life, even committing the most atrocious crime you could, without facing any repercussions.


I have a long life time friend who is very similar to Casey. I worry every day about her and every day I worry about her child. I think watching this helps me in a morbid way to see the signs.

As far as I can tell she isn't as bad, and does care about and love her child... but she displays behavior like this sometimes (Casey at her worst) and has a history of seriously inane lies and selfish behavior.

There's nothing legally I can do and very few options but watching this makes me feel like asking if anyone has resources about this stuff or that could be helpful for people who worry about this stuff.

Short of violently doing my best to shake chains and getting myself kicked out of my nieces life all I can do is stand by and keep her at an arms distance and make recordings or her whereabouts and issues, try to influence positively...

All the while I'm worried.

Might delete this comment at some point, but I guess I ended up venting..

Hey, I'm very sorry you're going through this.  I don't have any help, but please do record everything.. details matter so much later.  I hope there won't be a later, and that all the evidence you collect won't ever be used ... but it's good to have as much as you can.  Which you're already doing, so big props to you!!

If possible, maybe install a little hidden camera around your niece.  Anything to save a life, within bounds (I mean don't get yourself in trouble).

All the best, big hugs!!

Edit: also take as many pics of your niece growing up, and her wardrobe..

Basically, you're pushed into a situation where you have to be pretending all is well.  One of those "keep your friends close, but your enemies closer".  Good acting could serve your purpose very well.  Look how acting got this bitch off from such a heinous crime.


I had never heard of the case before this video and after watching it I don’t understand how she wasn’t found guilty, but I guess she had a good lawyer!


The decision in this case is a clear example of misjustice.

The test in law is 'beyond reasonable doubt' so to apply this in this case; we have a mother who purposefully does not report her child missing, fabricates countless stories, invents names of people and lies about details of others, leads the police on a wild goose chase and withholds until the last minute confession of the death. And then, the body of the little girl is discovered with duct tape around the head, and the same mothers internet search history includes 'suffocating' etc. This factual evidence cannot be be contested or construed as being anything other than intentional and it is therefore "beyond reasonable doubt" that the little girl was murdered by her own mother.


Casey's parents loved that baby girl so much they would have taken her on. I once was having a really hard time and got my parents to look after my dog for a week so I could focus on myself. They would have kept her if I decided I just couldn't look after her at all anymore (that wasn't the case; I got her back after the week and she ended up living to 15 and a half (RIP)). But I needed a rest from caring for my 'child'. Imagine if it were their own actual human grandchild; even if the agreed week of babysitting wasn't enough, imagine grandparents who wouldn't keep looking after their own grandchild if required or at least seek out the help of various other family members to split the load. If you're struggling, you HAVE OPTIONS. The worst case scenario is offering the child up for adoption if for some reason your family isn't willing to help you (which from listening to the parents in this case was totally untrue). Why would you kill your own child?

PS in case someone thinks I'm a hypocrite, I did kill my dog at 15 and a half years' old getting her put down at the vet but it was critically necessary due to her kidney failure and sudden loss of function of her back legs and bladder and she was very distressed about it and seemed to be in pain, and it was in line with when the vet told me she'd probably die from the three months before when her kidney failure was diagnosed and her life expectancy was 14 at most and she'd outlived that.


I don't know what baffles me more the fact she could lie with such ease in such a situation or that a jury actually let her walk.


Mothers definitely get a lot of leeway in the legal system. You have the whole custody thing, and here - I guarantee you thinking "I cant imagine a mother doing that to her child!" played a large role in getting her off

Nah, it’s just sociopaths in general.  They’re really good at manipulating people.  Judges tend to favor people who remain calm, and have contempt for people who seem too emotional.


Would love to see "The Case of John Couey"  from you sometime in the future.

The Lundsford case took the media by storm in my state and was really a "Trial of the Century " type case here.


So can someone explained to me, if she drowned in the family pool 1. Why she didn't call 911 and 2. Why was the body found with duct tape over her mouth and nose? I actually know a person who young son drowned in my town recently in their swimming pool. Child service got involved, saw the kids weren't neglected etc, the police then looked at everything and ruled it unfortunate accident and a warning to others about pool safety and why children should learn to swim if there is a pool located on the premises.

I was pissed in 2011/2012 when she got off and im still pissed now. Even more now as I now have 3 girls of my own.

Insert long rambling speech by lawyer here.... Aaaaaaand ACQUIT!!!

That's why. 🤦


Her internet search history pretty much demolishes her defense teams' entire argument about the drowning so I'm wondering if that evidence wasn't allowed in or something.


I honestly think that she did that, but we already know that her family was really disfunctional to the point of making up all the degreed thing and her lawyer literally said she was abused at the age of 8 (see at minute 55.50-58.00). That could explain a lot about how she delt with her life's problems, expecially the denial behind all the lies: she might have learned to lie to herself really early on in her life in order to survive. So if this is true, we should really talk about it, couse it's the only way to prevent this kind of things from happening. I'm speculating obviously but I cannot be the only one seeing that hidden suffering. good evening everybody


I really think she killed her daughter because she just didn't want to take care of her anymore. She always wanted to go on dates and parties. Her daughter was a hindrance to this and for that she killed her. This is really what I think about her.😡


After everything that was shown in this video, I was quite sure, that jury would find her guilty for SOMETHING<br>What an interesting outcome... How did that happen

After everything that was shown in this video, I was quite sure, that jury would find her guilty for SOMETHING
What an interesting outcome... How did that happen


I still do not understand how duct tape is not 100% proof of guilt. <br>Defence says that Caylee drowned in a pool and (presumably) Casey hid her body in a swamp (to escape the contempt of society?). If Caylee did drown in a pool - where does the tape come from?

I still do not understand how duct tape is not 100% proof of guilt.
Defence says that Caylee drowned in a pool and (presumably) Casey hid her body in a swamp (to escape the contempt of society?). If Caylee did drown in a pool - where does the tape come from?


This trial basically teaches people if u don’t give enough evidence to a murder you’ll get away with it. Horrible😞


Ive always heard about her and i thought it was just a lady who killed her kid and now that im seeing all this its unbelievable i totally get why this specific case was so big

Yes, same here!  Heard of the case but never heard the whole story.   Unbelievable! 💔


“Just provide false information to the authorities and you will only get charged for that and not the actual crime” - Casey Anthony <br>“How to get away with murder? Hire a good lawyer” - Casey Anthony

“Just provide false information to the authorities and you will only get charged for that and not the actual crime” - Casey Anthony
“How to get away with murder? Hire a good lawyer” - Casey Anthony


Who waits to find her daughter? If I was to go get my daughter at a "babysitter" and she is not there I would go to the end of earth to find her! My gosh, the justice system is so corrupted and illogical. The evidence is pretty straightforward on this


you cannot convince me that there was no bribing involved, since there is absolutely no doubt that casey is at least involved in the death of her child


this is the most aggravating case I've heard of, I can not BELIEVE she got away with that


absolutely outrageous that she walked free. i think she did a shit job in committing the crime but her top-notch lawyer definitely saved her ass. i still cant believe the jury 😒


It baffles me that she passed several psychiatric evaluations with no remarks. I get such huge narccisistic vibes, psychopathic vibes, from her apathy and her constant manipulation of the people around her. Watching these clips of her is beyond terrifying. Getting so many psycho vibes.


What I don't understand about this is, if she really didn't want her daughter why not just give her up. Yeah her parents won't have been thrilled but in time they'd understand. I think this is a classic case of psychopathy combined with average intelligence.

The parents are partly to blame as well. They have spent her whole life enabling her behavior. She needed discipline and they failed her.


I gotta say man. She got placed with a damn good lawyer. Thats all that needs to be said


She DAMN lucky that I wasn't on that jury. The evidence on her browser history  is enough evidence in my eyes.


I sure hope every juror on this case in finding her “not guilty” shares in her hell.


What scares me most is that I lie to my parents like she did when she was younger...and I'd cry if they talked to me endearingly or I felt like I was appreciated and wanted by them...<br>The fact that they threw a graduation party sucked though. I'm beginning to appreciate the fact that my parents truthfully told my relatives about my failures. Or I'm misreading this.

What scares me most is that I lie to my parents like she did when she was younger...and I'd cry if they talked to me endearingly or I felt like I was appreciated and wanted by them...
The fact that they threw a graduation party sucked though. I'm beginning to appreciate the fact that my parents truthfully told my relatives about my failures. Or I'm misreading this.


She literaly dosent drop a single tear fpr her daughter (who she clearly murdred) but when its anything to do with her she easly starts crying lol


How ignorant are these parents even after all the lying she had done they still believed her and wasted time with the “have you seen me” stuff and having other people join in on the search still treating it like an abduction.


Idk why Casey thought killing her daughter was a good idea. She could easily give them to an orphanage right?

She cared about looking good in the eyes of others. Parents who abandon their good aren't look at favorably, but parents of dead kids are.


She looks quite nonchalant and at ease for a mother who lost her child. How evil and wicked, one day she'll face her maker.


Casey DID murder Caylee. It’s THAT simple.<br>I’m so sorry the justice system let you down Caylee.

Casey DID murder Caylee. It’s THAT simple.
I’m so sorry the justice system let you down Caylee.


Someone should do a study on the collective IQ of the jurors who I'm convinced would have trouble tying their own shoes in the morning.


Lies to the police about killing her child. Is convicted of lying to the police but not the act for which she lied about...... wtf am I missing here?


I really lose hope with cases like this. Bet she has a great care free life now,even if she had to fuck up her fam ties for it. She got away with it. How can everybody of the jury agree on this…fml


It's very telling that at 29:50 when she is talking to her father everything is in past tense : "You WERE a great grandfather." "Caylee WAS so lucky." what a monster!


I am so freaking mad how the hell they just let her get away with this??


i can not and will never understand how this world works
the fact that she was found not guilty makes me so angry and sad at the same time
this entire thing goes against my humanity
this is not right


Maybe we should have classes in grade school about accountability. Then we can blame the school system for our children’s bad behavior. At what point does the human race become accountable?


that defense attorney is just evil idc. i get it’s a job but to a certain extent, that’s pure evil.


The name Mason reminds me of of the "Perry Mason" <br>Also, liars only give up when they're dead. They never run out of options especially when you give them an audience.

The name Mason reminds me of of the "Perry Mason"
Also, liars only give up when they're dead. They never run out of options especially when you give them an audience.


Man...its so wrong. How can she walk away. What a shameless world over US


The fact they tried to somehow blame the dad is f ing crazy... Like wtf??? I couldnt think of a way she could get any worse


Thanks JCS I have just been out of relation 20 years married and I was very close of being killed by her .things like that happens every were. thanks again I am Arabic from Dubai and love what you do.


I have no words whatsoever for how she literally got away with it, i cant fucking believe it


Hearing the analysis makes me self conscious of the things I’ve said


Is there any way she can go to prison? This is absolutely sickening that she is free.


Pure evil and manipulative as she definitely had something to do with precious Caylee!


I know it wouldn't be technically Legal-<br>But would it be Morally correct to deny her service at any sort of venue/store?

I know it wouldn't be technically Legal-
But would it be Morally correct to deny her service at any sort of venue/store?


<b>HOW IS IT THAT JENNIFER, THE GIRL FROM THE PREVIOUS VIDEO GOT LIFE WITH NO POSSIBLITY OF PAROLE FOR KILLING HER MOM,  BUT CASEY MURDERED A BEAUTIFUL LIL GIRL,  HER DAUGHTER AND SHE'S FREE TODAY!?????</b>

*HOW IS IT THAT JENNIFER, THE GIRL FROM THE PREVIOUS VIDEO GOT LIFE WITH NO POSSIBLITY OF PAROLE FOR KILLING HER MOM,  BUT CASEY MURDERED A BEAUTIFUL LIL GIRL,  HER DAUGHTER AND SHE'S FREE TODAY!?????*


Sadly, the system failed justice for that child...shame


I’m blaming her parents too. Throwing a graduation party when she didn’t graduate?! Wtf. They enabled this horrible person throughout her life.

@clark kent Because you don't have to watch it. It's a choice.

@clark kent Because you don't have to watch it. It's a choice.

@ALi yeah the parents don’t really bear any real blame other than the reinforcement of the lying behaviors. I doubt they were bad parents it’s probably more that they weren’t hard enough on her. She probably never was punished for the things she did. As a parent myself I can say it’s really hard to punish your children but you have to do it or you could help raise a horrible person.

@Angela Wagner kids naturally become liars for a bit when they're young. Happens all the time

@Angela Wagner kids naturally become liars for a bit when they're young. Happens all the time

@Lalad De there's plenty of people with terrible parents who aren't this way. Ultimately its up to the person.

@Lalad De there's plenty of people with terrible parents who aren't this way. Ultimately its up to the person.

I can go one better.  My nephew, who fits the clinical definition of a classic narcissist, "emancipated" himself and dropped out of high school when he was 18.  He then proceeded to live on his mother's couch for the next year.  At the end of the school year, when his class graduated from high school, his mother bought him a brand new STI.  Un-fucking-amazing.  Talk about rewarding failure.

Well, maybe that gives weight to her claim that she was sexually abused by her father then, that she was able to get away with so much, like blackmail?

@one world your comments are making me believe you have some serious issuea

@one world your comments are making me believe you have some serious issuea

Yep. Causes you to wonder if she's a miniature replica of her mother

Yep. Causes you to wonder if she's a miniature replica of her mother

@Chewanashraf <br>It depends what you are lying about and why. Sometimes lying is purely done to avoid an even deeper misery which would result. I can never be my most authentic self with my deeply religious parents and sister for example, because if I were they'd never accept it.

@Chewanashraf
It depends what you are lying about and why. Sometimes lying is purely done to avoid an even deeper misery which would result. I can never be my most authentic self with my deeply religious parents and sister for example, because if I were they'd never accept it.

@one world <br>I think the point was that had she had some negative consequences for bad behaviour growing up, she might not have killed her kid because of fear of the repercussions. There are amoral people out there who need boundaries set for them or they will do whatever makes them happy without regard for anyone else. Her basic nature combined with the undisciplined style of nurture she received from her parents is what is being referred to here.

@one world
I think the point was that had she had some negative consequences for bad behaviour growing up, she might not have killed her kid because of fear of the repercussions. There are amoral people out there who need boundaries set for them or they will do whatever makes them happy without regard for anyone else. Her basic nature combined with the undisciplined style of nurture she received from her parents is what is being referred to here.

@O Med They are responsible for the person she turned out to be.  Casey is responsible for her actions.  Thank your lucky stars YOUR parents didnt enable you... you probably experienced the consequences of your lies and learnt valuable lessons, unfortunately it appears Casey didnt, but also couple into that Casey probably has other issues like lack of empathy except for herself which i would say is on the narc spectrum not that im a dr.

@Lalad De yes, you nailed it for sure.  I totally agree with you.  Children get taught right from wrong from a very very young age and they should be given consequences from a very young age.   It appears to me her parents got wore down by her lies and the outbursts she would have had when caught they just found it easier to let her off.

@one world parenting can be tricky, children need to learn consequences of actions, this starts when they are little toddlers, it appears to me the parents loved their little daughter so much they failed to give her consequences of her actions.  She just didnt turn into a liar when she graduated, shes been lying for years and years and the parents have allowed her to get away with it.  I would not be surprised at all if she started lying to her parents at three and when caught she turned into the devil child and gave them hell... so eventually the parents turned a blind eye its just easier right?  Dont upset the apple cart, meanwhile liar lives with no consequences and parents cover for her.  You can tell her mother doesnt believe a word shes saying ever.  Shes just that used to it.  I wouldnt be surprised if her mother felt deep down, a dislike for her own child.

@Baby Summer I disagree, Id say all children can be manipulative while very young, maybe its a survival instinct, but its up to parents to teach children the right way to behave.  You dont all of a sudden start teaching kids when their teenagers, it starts from when they are babies.   The parents HAVE failed her - there is no doubt they love her but parenting doesnt just involve love.  Sometimes you have to be cruel to be kind, sometimes you have to endure the wrath of your child for your child to understand its for their own good.  These parents, i think never did that, they always took the easy road.

I get that’s bad parenting but her raising has no bearing or blame for the decisions she made.

I get that’s bad parenting but her raising has no bearing or blame for the decisions she made.

There's a pretty accurate saying that goes "raiseyour kids and you get to spoil your grandkids.  Spoil your kids and you get to raise your grandkids."

Somehow Casey's parents avoided raising both.

Well I wouldn't go that far, like what pushed her over to murder her own child, that's just her own psychopathy

@Canned Bread so all evil psychopaths have been taught to be that way ???  it's called being wrong  ! accept it !!  some people let their minds drift into the wrong direction  . see positive results and keep going with it . knowing it is wrong and then just cant stop !!!  you would rather believe that her parents "taught " her to be that way !! like they wanted her to grow up to be a killer etc.. get real will ya !! let me guess if they never let her get away with anything ever and didnt spoil her at all  !! you people would say "well her parents were too strict "  gettoutahere !!

@one world you're being willfully ignorant, doing stuff for their kid is like helping them with their hw, getting them a tutor to help with college applications, not lying to everyone that they graduated, writing their college applications for them, or whatever. There is a clear line between helping your child so they have the tools+experiences to thrive and teaching your child it is okay to cheat and lie and be dishonest. She is responsible for the crime but sociopaths don't just come out of nowhere, comes with the two polar opposites, neglect and overbearing/overdoing.

The things people do for their kids and the things Casey's mother did for her are not the same thing and that's why she felt like she could get away with anything.
You're being purposely obtuse and all you "?????" makes you sound so frantic and defensive that i'm starting to wonder if you're a helicopter parent yourself lol

parents do stuff for their kids that they dont deserve  !! kid kills their child latter in life must be the parents fault ??? people do things for their undeserving kids everyday all over the world  !!  99.999 % of those kids do not kill their own kids ???

@O Med i hope you re being a pathological liar is only " i was" thing in the past.. Thts disgusting.. I know many people who are habitual liar are the most miserable ones..

@Lalad De what is the correlation between setting your kid up for failure and them killing their child ????

@Lalad De what is the correlation between setting your kid up for failure and them killing their child ????

@Lalad De this case was not about casey failing in life it was about her killing her child ? lots of parents set their kids up to fail ??  but set them up to kill their kids ????? please !!

@AnCap Asuka I guess it’s safe to say that Mr/Ms one world will never understand our point and logic. And it’s okay. Let’s not waste our time. :)

@one world I also don’t get why you think her parents have ZERO responsibility on how she turned out??! In the first place, if that graduation party isn’t a tad weird and messed up, do you think it’s worth reporting?!

I am blaming the parents for setting her up for failure. I am not blaming them for literally killing Caylee. Throw your sarcasm away then maybe you’ll understand.

@AnCap Asuka she was obviously molded to be that way ??? I cant take you seriously  !!  the percentage of parents who let their kids get away with alot more than this case  is quite high .so by your logic there should be alot more child killers ???   I think I've played along with you enough  !! your conclusion is ridiculous !!

@AnCap Asuka quote from you " it really does escalate from skipping school to killing your kid "

@AnCap Asuka quote from you " it really does escalate from skipping school to killing your kid "

@one world That's not at all what I'm saying.
It's clear you're not interested in discussing the psychological ramifications of a child never learning that their actions have consequences and lying to escape punishment isn't a good way to get through life.
So let's just end this here.

I'm not sure why you're so intent on denying this reality, but maybe some introspection is needed.

@AnCap Asuka what are talking about  ?? I'm making a logical leap ??? you're  the one who said skipping school leads to killing your kid ?????

@AnCap Asuka are you serious  ?? not coming down hard enough on your kid for skipping school is enabling them to kill their child latter in life ??? I've heard enough !!

@one world No, the issue is that they enabled her.
She went through life thinking that instead of dealing with something hard on life, she could take an easier path and just lie to cover up that she did something wrong and she would have no consequences.

So when you show sometime that they can just skip school and lie about it for months with terrible lies and you still stay on their side and reward them, you set up a slippery slope of them just seeing how far they can get with things.
It sounds ridiculous, but it really does escalate from skipping school to eventually killing your child and it all comes from never understanding that they can't just lie their way through any situation.

@Lalad De and I think you're being too broad. I was also a pathological liar as a teen. I almost didn't graduate and had lied to my parents my entire senior year until I couldn't anymore. my parents didn't enable me, but even if they had I would never kill a baby, let alone my own. even tho the parents are responsible for molding her into the liar she is now, the original comment is entirely too broad and insensitive. they aren't responsible for this tragedy. Casey is.

@Hayley Harrison music from the 50 and 60

@Hayley Harrison music from the 50 and 60

@Lalad De wow ! hindsight is great isnt it !! the parents loved their kids and did the best for them ! they were not perfect and were not child psychologists that would know exactly how strict to be with them ? neither were they like nostradamus to forsee that she would abuse their love and become a child killer !!!

@one world I think you’re being too literal. I am looking at it in a broader perspective. It seems like she grew up not having any repurcussions on any wrong doing. There’s no fear in her, she can get away with anything! She learned to manipulate her because they let her. I am one of those who believe good character should be molded first at home.

@Lalad De so when someone lies to you . it's your fault  ??  they enabled her to lie so she could one day kill her kid and then lie about it ????

@Lalad De it's not "setting a good example " but  the correlation between setting a bad example .enabling her ?? and her killing her kid ?????

A normal child would feel gratitude for their kind parents, and their grace in the face of their failures. Casey is just not normal. The way they raised her, imo really wasnt going to make a difference. Shes just awful. Some people are just awful and theres nothing you can do about it. I get your butterfly effect line of thinking but i dont think its fair to blame them.

She reminds me of someone at San Jose State, she lied about working at the Admissions office , her parents covered for her, she was pampered and protected by her irresponsible parents. She was actually sleeping around and at sports bars.

@one world Of course not. You missed the point. She lied to everyone, including the parents, about being able to graduate in HS. Even when her parents found out, they still threw a party for her to save face and in turn also them lying to other people. Now tell me is that setting a good example?!

throwing a graduation party  doesn't mean they wanted her to kill her daughter  ??

throwing a graduation party  doesn't mean they wanted her to kill her daughter  ??

That was soooo disturbing!! They are part of the whole problem

That was soooo disturbing!! They are part of the whole problem

finally someone said it. the parents moulded her into the liar that she is.

finally someone said it. the parents moulded her into the liar that she is.

then she has the audacity to say her dad rap3d her as a child... she is the definition of a sociopath

then she has the audacity to say her dad rap3d her as a child... she is the definition of a sociopath

Yes!! They created that monster.  And she treats them like sh**.

Yes!! They created that monster.  And she treats them like sh**.


notice how she said "I'm so glad that she had you" and then correct herself and said "And that she still has you". Fucked up.


"While refuting the prosection's supposed attempt to entice anger, he subtly attempts to evoke anger" Shouldn't it be "encouraging the notion of" instead of "refuting" in this sentence? Just wondering... becauce isn't "refute" to effectively prove something to be wrong?


Again: Keep lying and it'll all work out for Casey Anthony.


29:56 was a big slip up by her. saying something about a missing person in the past tense is suspicious
33:00 my guy actually roasted her there


This is a wholeheartedly one of the most baffling things I’ve ever seen.


She really didn't, at a point it seemed as everyone knew what the verdict SHOULD be. But the jury fucked the case.


I find extreme 🚩 that she referred to ppl with their middle names too


I cant remember when was the last time i was glued to a documentary— well done


#OpenTheCaseyAnthonyCaseAgain! #JUSTICEforCAYLEEAnthony
Plz Help her find justice 🙏


Ah yes. Being arrested on a whim. After admitting to misleading law enforcement in a mISSING CHILD CASE


yeah on the day her daughter was killed she was just casually searching suffocating a kid on google, nothing sus there


She viewed her daughter as a burden. Just like when a fly keeps buzzing in your ear, and when you finally swat it away.. you are relieved. It's not really hard to understand. She removed her daughter from her life, admitted to her decision in her journal, and lived the life she desired free from the burden. There's absolutely no speculation there. The only speculation is how the murder was done..nonetheless, the child was murdered and she clearly had something to do with it. In any sensical conclusion, that is a reason to be locked up...for life.

that, and i think jealousy equally played into it. i think she was jealous of her daughter, and how much caseys parents loved her and loved on her. she despised that.


i think it really hits me that she would have been my age today if she was still alive.


such an entitled person, she's irritating to listen to. i cant believe she was not guilty.


she can enjoy her life now, leave the rest to god


So they just ignored that the car smelled like a dead body?


10:05 omg I love this punchline 😂😂😂 She wasnt a Event Coordinator but was selling Photos with Juliette Lewis on the Incredible Hulk ride instead 🤣🤣🤣 omg


At around 57:00 how is the lawyer allowed to lie


I guess this is what's called the game of luck... 😕.. however Karma will surely teach her the lessons she needs...


Now she's hanging out at bars instead of being behind bars. It's Disgusting.


how can someone lie like this!? that what's wrong with her? she should get a psychopath test

@A. Ducky that makes sense. When I look up stuff about it there’s articles about how she did this “without anything wrong with her” mentally I assume. Maybe if she got reevaluated they’d diagnose her differently

So that was just to rule out insanity, I guess.. to prove she's able to stand trial.

Sorry I read that as psychological test. In this video I believe it said she had two and she was completely normal. When I look it up I find notes of psychiatrists who talked with her. So I don’t think they did a an actual psychopath test because she wasn’t found to need one based off the first tests she did (I think)

@Adriann <br>Did she really?  Are the results public?

@Adriann
Did she really?  Are the results public?


Oddly enough she did have a choice. She could have gave her parents full custody and I bet they wouldn’t have second guessed it. She never had to kill their grandchild for freedom


i can see straight through theses monsters i can feel how they think i can understand how they feel


She touches her hair when talking to the detective- anyone else thinks she's flirting?<br>And complains about eating cole slaw, what a privileged monster

She touches her hair when talking to the detective- anyone else thinks she's flirting?
And complains about eating cole slaw, what a privileged monster


No freaking way. Casey got out free? FREE? Oh, Caylee...


At first i was thinking that there should be a subtitle on this video to understand what she was saying in the interrogation room, and then realize all her lies makes me naaahhh...


She's sooo guilty<br>No wonder why there are people declared her as the most hated woman in america

She's sooo guilty
No wonder why there are people declared her as the most hated woman in america


So if she pathologically lies wouldn’t see me considered for insanity defense? Just curious- not defending her actions in any way


Im so baffled. How was she not found guilty.


He family and best friend even suspected she did it …damn.


What happened to the father and the “penis in mouth” claims??? Has there been a trail for that ?


I feel sorry for her. It's sad that society and family pressures women into having children unprepared, and not being able to admit if it's not working out without being judged. It should be normalised to have the option to give up a child without stigma. It would save lives as well as emotional damage.


1:01:50 "the attorney evoked empathy and saved Casey's life"; - I don't think her life was ever in danger.  She's a woman and therefore immune to most western law.

Sorry bud, that's not true.  I'm a woman who lost in a divorce.  You're not even gonna believe me when I tell you that I was leaving an abuser.  But facts.

Generalizing = bad


With how quick she comes up with names, full life stories, and constructs new realities she really missed her calling as a D&D Dungeon Master.


How is her father ok with her bluntly putting him under the bus like that and shaming him to the whole world ..


She got them crazy eyes.  They should have seen that right off the bat.

Not really, the evidence should have been sufficient.


The parents ultimately bred and encouraged this toxic manipulative behavior and now they reap what they sow sadly.


The parents created her, listen to her talk to them she controls the parents, she was spoiled rotten


Guilty or not guilty, she'll live with it as long as she lives.


I truly don’t understand how defense attorneys can be so cold and lie like this when they fully know the truth. I don’t think Casey is the only sociopath in here.

I truly don’t understand how defense attorneys can be so cold and lie like this when they fully know the truth. I don’t think Casey is the only sociopath in here.

Honestly you need to steelman your defendant, no matter how abhorrent they may appear, just so we can be as sure as possible when they get a guilty verdict, that it's the correct verdict. In cases like this, it's easy to scoff at defence attorneys as it's blindingly clear to everyone involved from the get to. But it's not the attorneys position to be the judge of their client. That's the judges job. Otherwise we enter a weird position where defence attorneys could tank their clients just because. It sounds weird, but remember there are a lot of extremely racist people out there. Is it hard to imagine that a defence attorney could be one, and just say "He did it" rather than give a defence to any black clients they're assigned?

It's a difficult job, but everyone deserves their case to be as strong as possible. Not to protect the guilty, but rather to protect the innocent from being wrongfully imprisoned.

True. One of them began a relationship with Casey.

True. One of them began a relationship with Casey.

@TheLochs So basically you don't think Casey was full of shit

@TheLochs So basically you don't think Casey was full of shit

@PackTheBud That's not true.  The defense attorney should have convinced Casey to plead guilty.  Since he knows she did it.  The Defense Attorney for Shelia Eddy convinced Shelia to plea guilty.  He could have made up some bs about Shelia being molested as a child or that Skylar drowned in a lake.  But he didn't.  He did the right thing.

That is their job, and it is absolutely necessary.  If a defense attorney does not do everything they can to defend their client, within the boundaries of the law of course, then a mistrial is imminent.  So understand it, and understand it well.  And like it.  Without the best defense possible, ALL criminals ever convicted would be set free.  The alternative is just convicting people without any sort of defense, which of course leads to wrongful convictions more often than not.  So sure, sometimes one gets away.  But more often than not we get the right bad guy for what they did.  Our system is intentionally imperfect.  And believe me, you do NOT want a perfect judicial system.  100% conviction rate?  Do you even understand what that means?  Yeah, that is a bad thing.

@Jacqueline Saldarriaga Don't be naive. Most of them believe in money first and foremost. The sad truth is that defense attorneys will do anything to make sure their clients get off scot-free, regardless of whether they know for a fact that they're guilty.

Defense attorneys believe in the best in people.

Defense attorneys believe in the best in people.

Because everyone is entitled to a vigorous defense. Maybe you’ll sing a different tune if you are ever accused of a crime, guilty or not

Because everyone is entitled to a vigorous defense. Maybe you’ll sing a different tune if you are ever accused of a crime, guilty or not

@Kryyn the Meeks Again, there's a difference between defending someone who you actually think <b>didn't</b> murder their daughter, and making shit up just to give them plausible deniability. The latter is inherently immoral, regardless of whether or not it's your job.

@Kryyn the Meeks Again, there's a difference between defending someone who you actually think *didn't* murder their daughter, and making shit up just to give them plausible deniability. The latter is inherently immoral, regardless of whether or not it's your job.

That is his job. You'll want him on your side if you need it one day. Obviously you don't get it because you're probably a good person. But if you are wrongly accused, you'd still want him on your side.

That is his job. You'll want him on your side if you need it one day. Obviously you don't get it because you're probably a good person. But if you are wrongly accused, you'd still want him on your side.

@Sarah Wo habe ich ihn bitte verharmlost?

@Sarah Wo habe ich ihn bitte verharmlost?

@Sarah Same principle, different magnitude.

@Sarah Same principle, different magnitude.

@冬 The thing is... she couldn't afford him as a lawyer so she bribed him with... favors. You can find online what she did as I'm sure you can guess. He eventually told her to stop and told the press that she confessed to it resulting in him leaving the law field. You can find more out about it online

I fully understand your point but everyone deserves to have “their side of the story” shown in the courtroom, including the most dreadful human beings. The attorneys are doing their job, showing her POV which is her right as a human being in court, can we please stop dehumanizing people who are doing their job for the better or worse (ie ether helping someone who’s innocent to prove that they’re innocent or to show the criminals POV to get a suitable sentence)

The attorney isn’t lying, he’s trying to prove that there is reason to doubt. Knowingly lying would disbar the lawyer. That being said, google the mental toll that it takes on attorneys to defend a client that they know is guilty because most of them are more than likely trying to fight for the innocent.

Yep. Agreed..those defense attorney's will have their "judgement day" as well!

Yep. Agreed..those defense attorney's will have their "judgement day" as well!

like no one is missing the point at all… the point is he’s a bad person !!! i simply would not have taken this case or requested to be taken off the case by the judge, he’s not a public defender and even if he was, he can still request to be taken off the case

no seriously and anybody talking about money, and it’s their job, or it would be “unfair” if no one defended her are weird themselves bc no amount of money should be able to make you okay with someone MURDERING THEIR OWN CHILD

You’re misunderstanding the point of the defense attorney. Their only role is to provide the best possible defense for their client. If Casey wants to go a certain direction “not guilty because I didn’t do it”, and makes fictitious claims to support it; the defense attorney is obligated to assist. The defense attorney can’t be against their client, they cannot in any way fault their client. If your attorney was willing to stab a knife in your back and tank your case, would you hire him?

It takes a special kind of person to be a lawyer. Preferably stay away from them.

It takes a special kind of person to be a lawyer. Preferably stay away from them.

Everyone has the right to an attorney. He's only trying to do his job--to do anything else is unjust. It is their profession, to do whatever they can, in the limitations of the law, to prove their client innocent, just as well as the prosecution does whatever they can to prove that they are guilty. It's just the basic premise of the law system. It works.

It's their job. They choose to pursue that career.

It's their job. They choose to pursue that career.

@冬 It's their fucking job they NEED to do it to support their own families even if they don't like it.

@冬 It's their fucking job they NEED to do it to support their own families even if they don't like it.

The defense has to have bias towards the one they are defending. Its the only way where a true innocent who is accused of something he/she did not do has a chance of getting justice despite all arrows and odds are aganist him/her for some reason. Of course, this system is far from perfect and open to abuse like this case...

to be fair not everyone of them is corrupt and i think everyone deserves a defense of some kind (yes, everyone)

to be fair not everyone of them is corrupt and i think everyone deserves a defense of some kind (yes, everyone)

The defense attorney HAS TO defend her, even if he also knows 100% she is guilty. He has to make it hard for the prosecution, otherwise the whole justice system fails.

The defense attorney HAS TO defend her, even if he also knows 100% she is guilty. He has to make it hard for the prosecution, otherwise the whole justice system fails.

The point of any good legal system is that everyone is entitled to a vigorous legal defense.

The point of any good legal system is that everyone is entitled to a vigorous legal defense.

@Limb-O imprisoned for doing his job as a defense attorney?

@Limb-O imprisoned for doing his job as a defense attorney?

They have to provide the best defense for their client without passion or prejudice <br>It keeps many innocent people out of jail but very sadly sometimes keeps the right one out

They have to provide the best defense for their client without passion or prejudice
It keeps many innocent people out of jail but very sadly sometimes keeps the right one out

Attorney is forced to believe their client and speak the truth from their client perspective with supporting evidence. Can't blame them when it's literally their job.

Attorney is forced to believe their client and speak the truth from their client perspective with supporting evidence. Can't blame them when it's literally their job.

Without a rigorous defense the conviction can be brought into doubt. This was the fault of the jury who ignored the evidence presented.

Without a rigorous defense the conviction can be brought into doubt. This was the fault of the jury who ignored the evidence presented.

@TBSC50 There's "Robust Defense" and then there's "Make up a completely false scenario to avoid having to defend your client on the facts of the case in front of you"

I do wonder whether or not they knew that it was all a lie or if it's some shit Casey fed them convincingly. Even with that story it simply doesn't add up why the alleged murderer according to their entire scenario would call then call the police in a panic about her missing  grandchild, or why almost literally every witness in the case testifying or providing statements to the police about the whereabouts of the various fake people would countermand basic facts she didn't need to lie about like the fake babysitter, her coworkers, her job history, etc.

@TBSC50 There's "Robust Defense" and then there's "Make up a completely false scenario to avoid having to defend your client on the facts of the case in front of you"

I do wonder whether or not they knew that it was all a lie or if it's some shit Casey fed them convincingly. Even with that story it simply doesn't add up why the *_alleged murderer according to their entire scenario_* would call then call the police in a panic about her missing  grandchild, or why *_almost literally every witness_* in the case testifying or providing statements to the police about the whereabouts of the various fake people would countermand basic facts she *didn't need to lie about* like the fake babysitter, her coworkers, her job history, etc.

@Moonbeam It is a constitutional right to have a lawyer. Someone has to do the job

@Moonbeam It is a constitutional right to have a lawyer. Someone has to do the job

That’s their job. It’s just part of the legal system.

That’s their job. It’s just part of the legal system.

well the system followed is "innocent until proven guilty" and no matter how obvious it is that a person has committed a crime they are innocent until there is evidence against them that goes beyond reasonable doubt so technically the defence attorneys were defending someone innocent. besides defending the accused is literally their job cos (again) the person they are defending is assumed to be absolutely innocent (and no I am not defending Casey im defending the statement of the defence attorneys being sociopaths and cold liars) and here I would actually argue that the prosecutors didn't do their best and were half-assed cos honestly even I thought she was going to get convicted cos its so bloody obvious but if you see the opening and closing statement of the defence, the way they engaged with the jury was something pretty well done. Other than this I am assuming Casey did not confess the crime to her defence because if she had the defence is duty-bound to withdraw the case as they know the accused will lie on the stand (I think this is what they follow in the US im not entirely sure though as I haven't studies US Law heck im not even from there and sorry if this got too long im actually looking to be a lawyer-not criminal but a lawyer nonetheless- and your statement kinda hit me cos im literally looking at that profession as my literal future so yeah sorry. defence attorneys aren't bad people at all like imagine a situation where there was incriminating evidence against you and there was no other suspect at all and you had nothing to do with the crime but you were still accused for it what do you plan to do? Do the people you hire to defend you from any punishment on the planet seem like cold liars and sociopaths at this point too?)

they can’t help it, they need to feed their own families and therefore need the money

they can’t help it, they need to feed their own families and therefore need the money

If anything these lawyers have done a great job.

If anything these lawyers have done a great job.

Funnily enough...it's their job...imagine if they got them thrown in jail on purpose lol they wouldn't get clients.

Funnily enough...it's their job...imagine if they got them thrown in jail on purpose lol they wouldn't get clients.

@Leah vapes86 I’ll explain how my father in law did (retired defense attorney)

To make a long story short, he told of a time where he had to defend someone he truly believed to be guilty and in the end that person spent 8 years in prison and was released upon the discovery of astronomically unlikely evidence that all but proved that client was innocent.

The reason I’d defend anybody and feel no guilt about securing a not-guilty verdict is that you truly never know. And it’s better for guilty to go free than for innocent to be condemned

@McGuffin Doe it wouldn't take a brain surgeon to work out she's lying her attorney would have had all the case notes and he still took the case and defended her, yes it's the law that you are entitled to fair Council but surely the solicitors themselves can say what cases they will and won't take? How could you live with yourself knowing you help to child murderer I get away with it?

Number 1: they do not “know” the truth. If you tell an attorney “I killed Jonathan but help me get off” they can’t lie to the court.

Number 2: absolutely everybody is entitled to a rigorous legal defense.

Defense attorneys play a crucial role to defend individuals from the state

Their all about lying. That’s their professional code.

Their all about lying. That’s their professional code.

That isn’t the reason for a defence attorney. No matter what the circumstances, everybody deserves to be defended. Even tho we all know she did it. And all knew she did it and there was evidence. She deserves, as a human right, as a UNIVERSAL right to be defended

A surgeon or doctor will heal and try to revive even known serial killers an murderers if they are sick. Why is it any different for a lawyer. The prosecutors and police focus on guilt and the lawyer focus on anything that points to innocence.

@Maddy D. no way genius! How you figure that out? Is the sadistic way in which he does it what makes the difference.

@Maddy D. no way genius! How you figure that out? Is the sadistic way in which he does it what makes the difference.

It’s their job to defend people accused of crimes. It is a right for all Americans to have a defense lawyer and they are necessary to our judicial process.

It’s their job to defend people accused of crimes. It is a right for all Americans to have a defense lawyer and they are necessary to our judicial process.

I understand defense attorneys when they have to have someone who's clearly innocent, because it's their job. I cant imagine having to defend someone like Casey, but Jose Baez is just a poopy head because the fact he felt proud to defend Casey and smiles after she didn't go to jail was so cold.

even odds is that they dont know. they only really know that which their clients tell them, or so i would assume. idk

even odds is that they dont know. they only really know that which their clients tell them, or so i would assume. idk

They’re just doing their jobs. It’s how the legal system works. And if they lose the case, this means they take a hit to their reliability as legal attorneys. It’s a role forced upon them by their professions.

Every person in this world is allowed too an attorney it’s everyone’s right

Every person in this world is allowed too an attorney it’s everyone’s right

the defense attorney needs that money bruh, it’s not like they want to really defend an obviously guilty person. Like read the book “monster” or something and you can see how the defense attorney thinks

the defense attorney needs that money bruh, it’s not like they want to really defend an obviously guilty person. Like read the book “monster” or something and you can see how the defense attorney thinks

@Big Dre tell that to the little girl that was murdered  by her own mother in the coldest way possible and now gets to enjoy life like nothing ever happened.

@Big Dre tell that to the little girl that was murdered  by her own mother in the coldest way possible and now gets to enjoy life like nothing ever happened.

You get paid to do your job, don't you?
Everyone seems to think laywers are all evil, but that tune sure changes when you need legal help.
You'd all want defense attorneys, regardless if you're innocent or guilty. Defense lawyers and prosecutors all get paid to represent the case in a certain light, and then it's up to jurors or judges to decide.

@SquishyFishy Everyone deserves legal representation,  you know that. If you were on trial, innocent or not, you'd want a defense attorney.  <br>It's how the legal system works...

@SquishyFishy Everyone deserves legal representation,  you know that. If you were on trial, innocent or not, you'd want a defense attorney.
It's how the legal system works...

I fully understand that prosecutors get payed for putting people in jail, and defense attorneys for doing the opposite REGARDLESS OF THE TRUTH. I put that in caps so you see how that’s an ethical dilemma and literally defeats the purpose of a justice system. I just simply wouldn’t be able to do that for any amount of money. I couldn’t live with that. However, they are not the only ones to blame on this case. Yes, the way that the defense attorney carried this case despite knowing the truth was despicable and inhuman, but he was far from being the only one at fault. The judge, and most importantly the jury carry the full weight of this injustice. There was more than enough evidence to at least put this woman behind bars for a long time, in my opinion she should’ve gotten the death sentence because what kind of animal murders their own child in such a gruesome way and has the guts to continuously lie about it. But is crazy! She didn’t even serve any time. Feels like white supremacy! If this was to be an immigrant we will be looking at a whole different story. I mean, we sentenced a Cuban truck driver to 110 years in prison over an accident! An accident!!! And this woman gets away with 1st degree murder because she was allegedly raped when she was a child? 😂. The justice system is a joke. And I am overwhelmed by the reactions about my comment. I thought it will go unseen basically.

You know prosecutors do the same thing to get a conviction right?? Literally lie about what someone did because they’re getting paid to put someone in jail?

You know prosecutors do the same thing to get a conviction right?? Literally lie about what someone did because they’re getting paid to put someone in jail?

It’s their obligation to do whatever they can to get their client off, ethics aside.

It’s their obligation to do whatever they can to get their client off, ethics aside.

They kinda have to. Im pretty sure you are bound by rules if you are getting payed by someone to represent them.

They kinda have to. Im pretty sure you are bound by rules if you are getting payed by someone to represent them.

@TheLochs You obviously don't know that the statement "it's the only way to stop prosocuterial injustice'' makes no sense. The 'innocent until proven guilty' standard for the accused is just the starting point of our justice system. Innocent people still go to jail, and guilty people still get set free. Which also happens in other countries where instead guilt is assumed. And fyi it's spelled 'prosecutorial'. It shocks me that people don't know how to spell the big words that they use to try to sound smart and condescending towards others in internet comments. Don't I sound like an asshole? Well that's how you sound. Consider yourself enlightened.

@Evil GLock hi i'm money I protect you from all evil you do 💰

@Evil GLock hi i'm money I protect you from all evil you do 💰

@TBSC50 There's a difference between defending a person and doing your darndest to make sure an obvious child murderer gets to be let loose on society again. Saying that it's their job isn't an argument. The guards and officials at Auschwitz were just doing their jobs as well, but surely no sane person would defend them, and for good reason. Obviously the world does indeed need lawyers to have a functioning judicial system, but a thick red line should be drawn between proper defense and knowingly fabricating alibis or favorable circumstances. Without that red line, without an actual commitment of all lawyers to work with the truth, rather than create their own, there is no denying that the profession is inherently immoral.

You obviously know nothing about how the Justice system works in a courtroom.  I'm not saying they were right, but people are innocent until proven guilty.  It shocks me that people still don't know this.  Its not perfect but it's the only way to stop prosocuterial injustice.  I'm not happy with the outcome but how do we figure out a better way.  Enlighten me.

@Ivan Henderson even as an atheist I can agree with you. I may be a cynic, but even I can tell that's not true

@Ivan Henderson even as an atheist I can agree with you. I may be a cynic, but even I can tell that's not true

If you listen to the defense attorney at the first opening statements he stuttered a couple of times...he was lying to himself about the lie that he was told to get charges dismissed.....he betrayed his own conscious because of what? A paycheck? I'm a Christian but those who argue the world revolves around money and sex is starting to become a statement I am going to live by. Sin rules the world....best believe it...

It's their job to do so. Even if they don't want to they fucking have to

It's their job to do so. Even if they don't want to they fucking have to

The part that got me was the grandstanding to the media. They're lawyers, and it's their job to act on behalf of the client. That's our justice system, and as flawed as it might be, it's probably for the best that they have this duty. But don't then get up there and mug for the cameras afterwards and lecture the world about her innocence. THAT is what makes them a sociopath in my eyes.

Cuz it affects thier reputation its not just for the money but ego too.

Cuz it affects thier reputation its not just for the money but ego too.

They're doing their job of defending a person, you can't argue with that. There's been plenty of occasions where the prosecution has lied to send innocent people to prison

They're doing their job of defending a person, you can't argue with that. There's been plenty of occasions where the prosecution has lied to send innocent people to prison

The prosecution will use the same sort of trickery and persuasion to slam the defendant as hard as possible, justified or not. That's how our system works. The jury (or judge) has to decide what the evidence supports.

Unfortunately alot of defence attorneys on high profile cases like this are extremely well paid, and therefore will go to almsot any level to get their client off/lenient judgements, including lying, or slander of the prosecuting witnesses.

Fully agree that it seems 'strange' to want to defend somebody who is (almost certainly) guilty, but everybody deserves a robust, professional defense of their position in a court of law. If we didn't have that it would essentially be a witch hunt.

They get paid to defend their clients not throw them under the bus. If they wanna throw people in jail they’d be prosecutors

They get paid to defend their clients not throw them under the bus. If they wanna throw people in jail they’d be prosecutors


How did they think that she's innocent after all that lies.


This is what happens when parents don't instill right from wrong in their kids.  All the kids think about is another way to manipulate their parents and authority figures.  Stop calling her sweetie and start demanding respect from this brat.  The little girl was probably getting more attention than she was, so she had to get that attention back on her.  Even though it is negative attention.  Lock her up in a cell with absolutely no other human contact and see if she suddenly lets go of the information leading to what she did with that poor little girl.  After being lead down multiple wild goose chases and being caught in line after lie, alternative means need to be used to force this brat to come clean.  They are treating her way to nice.  She knows she can continue to do this, because they keep allowing it.  Put her in a straight jacket, in a padded room by herself, and see how quickly she spills.  No getting out or social activity until they check out everything she tells them, and they find the child.  It's tough love time!  I don't think she is crazy.  I think she is manipulative.  And she will keep this up forever as long as she is allowed to get away with it!


Burden of proof on the state, they couldn't prove it beyond shadow of doubt.


There gotta be a re trial against her that’s fucking sickening


Yea I can’t watch this one. It’s just gonna make me angry remembering this case on the news and Nancy Grace.  She would not stop milking this story for views.


Was the jury a field trip for the specially educated?


Last I heard she's dating a fella with a daughter of his own.

Don't ever tell me women (attractive women) don't have it easier...

I see what you saying, but plenty women would date a murderer when they have 5+ kids lol happens everyday


what the fuck was the excuse for googling "foolproof suffocation"


Too bad we didn't see her being confronted about those scary google  searches


WHAT! What do you mean she wasn't found guilty


I have a deep passionate hatred for this girl after this!


"I didn't really wana come home I wasn't sure what I was gonna SAY about  not knowing where Caylee was.................." WTF not I didn't want to come home without finding/knowing what happened to my BABYGIRL


1:07:17 the hypocrisy of this man.. omg.


that baby would’ve been graduating high school next year….


I'm gonna say it no matter the backlash i'll probably have : if Casey were a man, she'd probably rot in prison rn.


That poor dude getting dragged into this hideous crime...


so many lies, she waits 1 month and hasn't called anyone to ask where she is, she's partying this whole month wow, Switzerland is just as corrupt


Far too much pandering to this woman, everybody treated her like a princess and this always made her comfortable as she had been in princess mode her whole life, if this was a 22 year old black male in the same shoes it can be rest assured the situation would be a whole lot different, SWF getting the softly softly touch from the cops.


They tell her they found her daughter, mother ignores it.


Que ódio dessa mulher, que ódio desse júri de merda, tá na cara que ela foi a culpada EU TO MUITO REVOLTADA


The Casey Anthony case shows how imperfect our legal system is here in the US. Guilty people get off daily on technicalities and jury incompetence while nnocent people occasionally get locked up because they can’t afford sufficiently competent counsel.<br>The prosecution in this case dropped the ball. They were more concerned with character assassination to win their case.

The Casey Anthony case shows how imperfect our legal system is here in the US. Guilty people get off daily on technicalities and jury incompetence while nnocent people occasionally get locked up because they can’t afford sufficiently competent counsel.
The prosecution in this case dropped the ball. They were more concerned with character assassination to win their case.

@goofy dood Casey's journal. Her internet search history. Her car's smell. The fact that she was the last person seen with Caylee. There was evidence and if they had continued looking they would've found more. But I agree. If the prosecutors had focused more on finding evidence and less on attacking Casey's character I think they'd have taken the case easily.

@Turkeylegs they didn’t say that, they said IMperfect. Putting words in other ppls mouths won’t help you in life

@goofy dood Like the guy said, we could sit here all day and come up with what might have happened or what we think happened but that isn't proof of anything. Speculation does not mean much.

@magno172 Yes those are really good. Its the justice system itself thats bad. A detective could rock an interrogation like with Rafferty, but then the Justice might end up letting him off bc of reasonable doubt. <br>but i agree that the investigators are really good

@magno172 Yes those are really good. Its the justice system itself thats bad. A detective could rock an interrogation like with Rafferty, but then the Justice might end up letting him off bc of reasonable doubt.
but i agree that the investigators are really good

@MicahDude idk about the justice system, but JCS has a video detailing how Canadian detectives/behavioural Psychologists are probably the best in the world based on how their interact and siphon information from suspects.

i always taught this American jury thing is bullshit. how can regular people who know nothing about law judge cases like this.. i don't care if half of tham were doctor, teachers, engineers or astronauts.. there are not lawyers or judges. jury should be made of people who are trained in law.. this is stupid

@DeathnoteBB You're the one who brought up race, not me. Your reply makes no sense whatsoever.

@DeathnoteBB Stop making everything about race.

@Yesiamyes Hell juries do already do that, often with PoC.

@Turkeylegs I’m sure if this case happened today she would’ve been found guilty, but our courts would then become a kangaroo court without many realizing

I disagree, the justice system worked perfectly in this situation. The evidence pointed to her being a horrible mother, but it didn’t prove that she was responsible for her daughters death beyond a reasonable doubt. The prosecution focused on denouncing her character rather than using physical evidence to prove their case, now that’s mainly because there was barely any physical evidence. Now of course I’m not saying the justice system is fool proof, for example OJ got away with a double homicide because he had a good character, he was likable and famous. Even though the evidence clearly pointed towards his guilt. Casey Anthony obviously murdered her daughter, but they couldn’t prove she did, if people were sent to jail because the juries believed that the défendent “obviously” committed the crime because of the character of the défendent or the circumstances than people would be wrongly imprisoned at a much higher rate

Unfortunately there will never be a perfect system, and even tho we all agree and know she’s guilty the court cannot prosecute her based on feelings and assumptions. Iam with you guys I believe she guilty but we can’t and shouldn’t prosecute her on our assumptions or feelings , because on the flip side as history as shown there been many cases were people have been accused and looked guilty as hell / everybody without doubt believes they r guilty and later down the road was proven innocent. How many times the jury was 97 % certain and that 3 % by chance was the actual reality.  It is that reason is why we have to go by the guidelines.

@Kun Lee You're right. I was only considering the injustice of her getting off with only a charge of lying to the police. I didn't really consider that it was entirely the prosecutors fault since he didn't prosecute her for charges that he can actually prove. Changed my mind about this

Why?  Thats not our justice system.  Thats a shitty prosecutor.  This case proves that the system works.  It means no matter what public opinion says, you need to prove someone committed a crime without a doubt.  There are tons of recent examples of how our justice system is starting to fail but this isn't one of them.

@goofy dood "not imperfect" lmao you mean it's perfect?

yea but those are there not for the guilty but they were put in place so yjag the innocent have the best of shots now through that there's loop holes but I'd rather have a guilty person on the street and innocent man or women in jail because in theory one could keep working on putting the guilty back in court iknow they didnt here but I'm js no legal system can be perfect

Not imperfect, they truely couldn't prove that she murdered her child. Unfortunately if you want freedom, you have to make sacrifices. And fortunately you can't be locked up over speculation if the jury can be convinced that way. Keep in mind I'm heated that this chick is still living and should really be rotting in prison.


I get why she was found not guilty. As a juror, would you rather believe the child drowned and her abused mother didn't know how to process it, or that a woman who grew up loved & nurtured googled how to kill her kid then went to Blockbuster


You could've at least put her in a agency or up for adoption. Kids need us.  Your sickning.


god, I remember walking by the TV every day with my mom watching that trial. drove me fuckin nuts. Casey Anthony was like the hottest chick I saw every day for a good minute. was true for a lot people. pathological liars are amazing. I've met a few in my life, the first one in the psychiatric hospital. Psychopathy too and all that tho, don't think I've ever kept company with a psychopath. I have seen kids my age with kids Caylee's age.  They call that neglect I guess. yeah, casey anthony is hot tho.


How... HOW SHE GOT OFF? why no one questioned father “sa” ing her?!


"Zanny" the Nanny.... Hmmmm... "Xanny" is slang for Xanax, which is probably what Cassie gave that poor little girl to make her sleep... That poor, sweet little girl.


What if she lies everytime for everything, and maybe she doesn't know a shit about her child missing and she doesn't care too but she lies on that


Of course her attorney looked like that..


Now that's a good lawyer. Are you sure he's not Saul?


This is the only one I can't watch. I just can't get through this whole video. I tried a couple of times


one word to describe this case. disgusting.


@Ranjeeta Srivastav women solidarity tehe


Is nobody talking about her search history either? Like-


if people saw her in public they be slinging rocks