Monsters are not under bed, devils are not in hell - they live among us


This is fucking devastating how could a mother care so little about her own child. She should have just given her up to her parents since they cared more about the little girl than her


She killed her baby because she wanted to be free to enjoy the fast life.


These should be Netflix shows. They are so well put together. Creator should be proud of his work :)

@papa snook feelz bad for Trailer Park Boys. Might sign up for swearnet.


yeah she was taken by... uh...

john... smith?

ah shit boys, we'll never be able to find that guy


No father in the picture? Where is he. What if she despised her daughter because of this.. I dont trust her. Poor baby girl :( she is clearly guilty i am appalled shes set free. Fucked up system!


If Caylee Anthony (supposedly) drowned in a swimming pool:
1. why was she found buried somewhere else
2. why did she have duct tape on her mouth
3. why did her mother search “foolproof suffocation”
4. why did her mother act as if her child was missing
5. why did her mother not call an ambulance saying her daughter wasn’t breathing
6. why did her mother lie about her profession, her “friend”, and the babysitter whom never existed
DOESNT ADD UP.

@Ivan Andreev Did they try tracking where the trash bags came from, where or who purchased them or where the sheets came from or who  and where they were purchased.? Whose pool did she die in and if the mom was there, how did the child get from point A to point B? What became of the babysitter's story? How could they have believed the molestation of the father when the daughter is a pathological liar? Too many question points. Honestly, the jury got it totally wrong

She did killed her baby...there is a lot of things she did to get baby .. And told so many lied.  Her attorney knows the truth to what an attorney even if he knows the truth his job is to save you the attorney

@Fabian Sandoval Had nothing to do with police, bud

@Fabian Sandoval Had nothing to do with police, bud

@Michael S You don't listen very well, do you?

@Michael S You don't listen very well, do you?

Ya right, there's so much more to be questioned yet they find an easy way to close the case.

YES!!!!!!!!! This is the reality of the IN-justice system. The law is created to protect the criminals - NEVER to help the victims.

More or less, why her car trunk smells decays? And she's free? Well, cause USA court system at best, not perfect. So that's it, we can't do anything about it further

@barbara seymour people aren't willing to recognize that the failure of this case was the lawyer, who made a shit tier argument, and the police who came to w series of conclusions without firm evidence.

@No Tact not 'beyond any doubt'. You left out the keyword: 'reasonable'. Very few murders are actually caught on tape. So the facts and evidence can be tied together into a story that makes sense.

right! in that theory, why would she hide that her daughter drowned accidentally? she wouldn’t have gotten in trouble for that (maybe neglect, but likely nothing), and the ambulance could have gotten there in time to save her. but instead she risks getting in trouble for everything else? doesn’t make sense

all of those questioned were answered in the trial, by her lawyer, her mom and Dad and others.

Y’all heard Eminem’s cypher? She just wanted to get her groove on

Y’all heard Eminem’s cypher? She just wanted to get her groove on

@Ivan Andreev but youre wrong lmao. Bulgaria has to oblige to EU law or it would get kicked out, so on paper Bulgarian law applies the rule of innocence unril proven otherwise in their law; the problem in Bulgaria is, that the law and the reality is different. On paper its all nice and dandy, in reality even the general prosecutors say shit like "the accused has to prove his innocence in court" meaning they literally do not understand their own laws of their own country, and politicians and media alike use it dor their advantage, destroying political opponents with accusations only for the courts, prosecutors and judges to treat rhem like they're guilty before anything is proven in court, destroying one's career and reputation... and after he defends himself in court nobody cares anymore.

Its the same with rape accusations in US and western europe; once youre accused EVERYONE assumes your guilt, from the prosecutors, police officers handling you, prison mates, even your own friends and family, your comoany you worked for fires you to clear their name even tho there is no proof of guilt beyond a simple statement from a single person... and lets say 2 years pass snd no evidence is found, youre free to go to, well, nowhere as your whole city hstes you despite your innocence, your family still suspects you, you have no job and noone will hire yiu in your small town as everyone knows your name etc.

My point is, does that mean the law of innocence until proven otherwise doesnt exist to rape allegations in USA? No, that just means its not applied despite being the law... same in Bulgaria but its way more prevalent.

@Michael S this. What people dont understand that jury has to decide if someone's guilty BEYOND REASONABLE DOUBT. If police mishandles the case and the evidence, and the police shows 10 evidence against her, out of that 10, 5 was mishandled... thats not beyond reasonable doubt. Reasonable is to assume police was trying to set her up, too. If they "fucked up" so msny times it raises reasonable suspicion something fishy is going on... enough not to convict her even if i was 90% sure its her... 90% is not 100%.

@IlFB forever yes, I am sure. I have a friend who got through a trial and I got this information first hand.

@Ivan Andreev In Bulgaria you are guilty until proven innocent?? Are you sure? Bulgaria is part of EU and in all EU countries its "innocent until proven guilty" , like in the US.

I feel like this case needs to be escalated to the Supreme Court to discuss how criminals can get away just because there are no "physical evidence"

@todaXPTO Really? SO disgusting, I am speechless.....

@todaXPTO Really? SO disgusting, I am speechless.....

That because she did kill her daughter asked yourself this if you were out partying enjoying yourself not think for one second that her daughter been missing for five days and decide to contact the police whatever that show she evil and she need to lock up or be on dead roll

And why did she write in her diary that she knew she had "made the right decision" and is "the happiest she had been in a long time" when she knew her daughter was dead

Of course it doesn't add up, she killed her baby, that exactly what happened and JSC explain it here.

@Michael S caylee was partially buried. roots from trees were growing into her vertebrae.

also, yes, there was duct tape found on her mouth and wrapped around her skull. casey was searching how to suffocate someone prior to caylee's disappearance. that is exactly how they found her daughters body. suffocated.

decomp in southern heat, in the woods, is subjected to heat, dry temperature amongst other things, but that doesn't mean her body lacked any evidence at all. this is especially due to the fact that caylees body was wrapped in two trash bags, a laundry bag, and finally in a blanket. caylee's body still had hair/scalp attached, and the duct tape was still hanging onto those areas. the autopsy reports that the duct tape was wrapped so tightly around her head multiple times that parts of her head didn't fully decompose which is why she still had fragments of hair. there is actually also photo evidence of the duct tape from her head. her body was found with duct tape wrapped around her lower facial region (mouth and nose) several times, obviously still attached by fragments of hair on the skull that did not fully decompose.

i'm not sure where you got that botched information from.

There was duct tape wrapped around the head,  stuck to hair. That's a sign you never intended to remove the tape.  Also, the guy who found the body did not say anything when he first found it.  He was waiting for a bigger reward or incentive.

i’m confused because in the last hearing casey’s attorney said ‘it will never be proven how caylee died’ but in the first hearing he said she drowned ??? why was that not questioned

@Felis Asininus what's better than a jury system

@Felis Asininus what's better than a jury system

@barbara seymour George Zimmerman was guilty as hell, and he also walked away, I really do not understand these kind of people from Florida. I watched the  Zimmerman trial, the not guilty was horrible.

And they didn't put other charges like criminal negligence as she never reached out to doctors or police after her daughter "got drowned"...she just got a clean chit after murdering a freaking child.. This is outrageous!!

Jesus fucking christ, you think the grandmother is responsible? (caley"s grandma?)

Jesus fucking christ, you think the grandmother is responsible? (caley"s grandma?)

We don't convict people off assumptions unfortunately

We don't convict people off assumptions unfortunately

@فاء بن ألف

There's another documentary on true crime or something about this case the dad is giving the interview along with the mom and the dad refutes this accusation. If u feel up to it watch it and ul see

Although I don’t buy it, he literally explained why it was kept a secret lol..

Although I don’t buy it, he literally explained why it was kept a secret lol..

@No Tact Scary that people like that exist. I was raised by someone who's in between a grandiose/covert narcissist who was a professional actress (I could see through the act but other people couldn't including: people in court, friends & family, people at church...basically anyone not that close to her.) She was a court reporter too so she knew how to work the system. I was kidnapped  at 8 years old, never got to say goodbye to my mom, had no pictures of her for years so that I couldn't find her (I forgot what she looked like after a couple of years.)

@Kiki Kitsinis Are you an attorney? You should be!

@Kiki Kitsinis Are you an attorney? You should be!

@RazMatazz legally yes. That's what the judicial system relies on. Evidence beyond any doubt.

I always come back to something the medical examiner said. She’d been an ME in Florida for twenty years. Unfortunately, she’s seen her share of children who have died in drowning accidents. In all that time, however, she never encountered a case in which a parent did not call for help—even when the child had been dead for hours and even when the parent was guilty of neglect.

An addicted mother might let her child fall into the pool and drown while she’s high, but when she comes down and finds the child, she will still call 911. Not Casey Anthony.

There's a lot of details that indicate her guilt and it's obvious she did it, but there was no hard evidence. They couldn't (and shouldn't) have made any other decision.

@Michael S police usually ruin a lot of major cases

@Michael S police usually ruin a lot of major cases

@Michael S WOW! You really get worked up by this kid killer, a perfect psychopathic tendency

@Michael S WOW! You really get worked up by this kid killer, a perfect psychopathic tendency

@patty Patty cause the lawyer lied and said she been sexually molested by her dad since she was 8 so learnt to live a lie. <br>Her father never looked at her the wrong way.

@patty Patty cause the lawyer lied and said she been sexually molested by her dad since she was 8 so learnt to live a lie.
Her father never looked at her the wrong way.

7. Why did the jury find her not guilty?

7. Why did the jury find her not guilty?

One of those insane cases where every person knows who the killer is but excuse the killer like the parents did.<br>That's what u call a master manipulator.

One of those insane cases where every person knows who the killer is but excuse the killer like the parents did.
That's what u call a master manipulator.

1. the girl wasn´t buried
2. she didn´t have ductape on her mouth, she didn´t had a mouth at all when she was found, there was only a skull with ductape NEARBY
3. how do you know she did?
The sad thing is that the police did a lot of mistakes. For example: A man found the body in august. The first time he reported it he was ignored. The second time the police conducted a "quick search" and wasn´t able to find the body. The third time he led the police to the body in DECEMBER. WTF
As guilty as this women might look to a bystander. It was the police fault in handling the evidence and the attorneys just focusing on the obvious bad behaviour of the mother.

Kiki<br>And that’s why the jury system is so dumb.  People are dumb and can be outwitted by a suave, smooth talking lawyer.  As happened in this case.  And in ma y other cases (Cf Kit Martin trial).

Kiki
And that’s why the jury system is so dumb.  People are dumb and can be outwitted by a suave, smooth talking lawyer.  As happened in this case.  And in ma y other cases (Cf Kit Martin trial).


She was definitely innocent and she fine as hell


I wonder if she's looking for work I need a babysitter.


This is my opinion. I believe Casey Anthony never cared about her daughter but that doesn't mean she murdered her. If she actually did murder the child then she would have immediately called the police and pretended to 'care'. That's what actual suspects would do, in order to avoid being called a suspect. That's what Chris Watts did after he killed his family, he went on TV and pretended to be the concerned father. That's what Jodi Arias did after she killed Travis. She immediately called 911.

@Kaiser 129 you obviously haven't followed the case completely. There was no nanny. Her defense attorney claimed the child drowned in the family pool. A woman with the same name as this fictional nanny sued Casey so no one went into hiding. You keep saying she would cook up a story if she was guilty and that's exactly what she did.

@Lydia At the least, Casey Anthony was a bad mom. She lied to the police to avoid being arrested for child neglect or being called a bad mom. It doesn’t mean she murdered the child. When the child went missing, she probably thought she’s free of responsibilities and can live her life. She probably thought whoever took the child, did her favor.

Mind you, I really dislike Casey Anthony but I don’t believe she’s a murderer. An actual murderer would cook up a story. Casey Anthony kept saying “she doesn’t know” what happened to her daughter.

Someone murdered the child but it isn’t Casey Anthony. That person got away with murder. I think it’s the nanny. The nanny changed her name and went into hiding.

You're assuming she could think ahead of what might happen and prepare for situations in advance (i.e. people asking where her child is, her mother calling the cops to report Caylee missing, etc.). Some people just live minute to minute. Think of how she actually led the police around that studio where she didn't work. She didn't have a plan for how she would eventually need to admit that she didn't work there.

But, why would she keep on giving false information then? She doesn't seem like a normal person at all, so it makes sense why she didn't act like the other murderers.


Detective: "Now Casey, who do you think has your daughter?"

Casey: "With all of my heart I believe it is Ombudsman Heinrich Von Cloogy-Cloppy. We met on the "Orient Express" train ride at Disneyland he's an impressive chap with a handle bar moustache and an antique pocket watch. He is given to flatulence and has a penchant for small talk with strangers, which I found suspicious. He has an abnormal gait when ambulating in cold weather environments and cups his hand behind his ear to hear better in high ambient noise areas or construction sites. He likes to repair Cox gas powered miniature airplanes as a hobby, and while he is right hand dominant, he uses his left hand to cut construction paper figures and letters. He is quite good at tying knots, so I believe he might have once been a sailor or in the riggers union. He prefers steak sauce on his cheese burgers, but oddly enough not on his steaks. He's the kind of guy who tips using a calculator, and traveled to Pamplona to run with the bulls at the Fiesta De San Fermin by himself."

Detective: "Is anything you just told us based in truth?"

Casey: "Not....one.... shred."

I'm rolling on my bed laughing! Please 😭✋🏼

Before the entire comments section gets shut down I must say, You, sir, win. 😂😂😂😂😂

Original commenter can make a good story and now I'm wondering if I should call the police 😂

LOL HOW DID THAT TRANSITION TO A HARRY POTTER PARAGRAPH

<b>Jury:</b> Yeah, she's innocent i dont know why we're even here right now.

*Jury:* Yeah, she's innocent i dont know why we're even here right now.

@Jason Whatever do I have your permission to make the appropriate correction?

penchant
gait

"pension" lol
Other than that, creative.

@drop zone that's what I'm saying! either Lawson is also a pathological liar or is very skilled at fiction with a very very vivid imagination

@Alexander the Great Hell, <b>this</b> person could have been a writer! lol

@Alexander the Great Hell, *this* person could have been a writer! lol

If she wasn’t such a horrendous person she could have been a writer


Monster's everywhere🙂 living with us and walking free no one cares


when a white girl smiles..I'm just like no way this sweet angel is our perp..


The defense attorney had a lot of nerve to stand there and call her father a child molester.

I hope her family at least disowned her.

@wildzwaan tsk, omg. He did an interview. Stay updated if you want to argue.

@Epoxygleu I don't know that he did forgive her, and neither do you.

@wildzwaan the "hmmm, no." Was your awnser. The father wants to rekindle the relationship with his daughter. So Im not mixing 2 things up, you just think he only forgave her.

@Epoxygleu I think you meant to respond to someone else? You are not addressing what we were discussing.

@wildzwaan hmmm, no. Psychopaths lie, thats what they do. Whether it be mundane things, big things, feelings or whatever, its an act. Its also genetically predispositioned, so theres that. I wont be manipulated into thinking otherwise ;)

Daniel Dela Torre I watched an interview with her parents a few yrs ago and they basically told the father the night before that they were going to throw him under the bus in an attempt to save the little murderer ...he was not happy , as you can see on his face as their reading the verdict...and didn’t talk to her for several years .

Phil Bolton i don’t think she came in like that I think her parents created it ..a freaking monster who never had to take any responsibility for any wrong doing 😒

@Harold Jenkins Psychopaths do have emotions they're just incapable of feeling empathy but they love pitying themselves and feeling bad they got caught. They don't feel anything for anybody else but themselves tho.

@Epoxygleu You equate contact with forgiving. There's the gap in your logic.

@wildzwaan truth is often more unsettling then the lies told by a psychopath, so yah, scary. Want to know whats really scary? People thinking forgiving a child killer is a-oke!

@Przemek Fiolkowski because psychopaths dont lie about everything? Damn, Ive always been wrong about everything. Who knew. Well, you, the youtube genius who comes with 0 arguements ofcourse.

@Epoxygleu Armchair psychologists everywhere.

@Epoxygleu Armchair psychologists everywhere.

Nah I'm sure they continue to enable her

Nah I'm sure they continue to enable her

No, that was the plan so her father/grandfather could cover up the crime.

@Harold Jenkins they do have emotions just not empathy for others, they do care about themselves and things they want and need.

@JayblesTO true, not really; but seeing how good of an actor his daughter is.

@Harold Jenkins but they sure as hell can act it.

@Harold Jenkins but they sure as hell can act it.

No the mother chose Casey over her husband.

No the mother chose Casey over her husband.

@JayblesTO Yeah.. Her manipulation is both despicable and masterful.. Thanks for emphasizing that fact though..

@Wendy Sykes not true, she has a relationship with her mother and after her father's car crash in 2018 he said in an interview that she reached out to him and that he forgives her and wants to rekindle a relationship.

@Daniel Dela Torre yes the grandparents would of noticed this earlier,,the best friend girl too,, the mother went and smelled the trunk?? i dont think so,, someone else was probably ready to report her and the mother came up with the 911plan

@Wendy Sykes shes hiding out,, what are the parents supposed to say? its another form of protecting her

@Daniel Dela Torre it's pretty clear that manipulative psycho had them all wrapped around her finger from day 1. She dropped out of school and they threw her a grad party and told everyone she was an honor student. They are under her control, not on her side. Big difference.

They were probably in on it. They chose to save their daughter's life. They were enablers from the start.

@Epoxygleu well your book isn't the DSM. Psychopaths lack remorse or empathy, two things needed for one to display forgiveness.

@Velcro You really have to feel for the parents, wondering how they could have brought such a monster into the world.

@Zeneb Usman that stunt was planned ,,the father didnt care , he wanted daughter to be free

@Velcro hmmh, your horns are showing bud. Look, Ill release that book, "how forgiving someone can be psychopathic" out in stores next week.

@Zeneb Usman Nuts hey? I'd be thinking 'that was my sperm!?'

@Zeneb Usman Nuts hey? I'd be thinking 'that was my sperm!?'

@Epoxygleu Fair enough. Maybe you should release that book. You could make millions if you argue your case with logic and reason.

@Velcro Nah. Forgiving someone of such a crime is psychopathic in my book.

@Epoxygleu A bit of a jump there mate. Aligning her Father's forgiveness to psychopathy makes no sense at all.

It gets worse. Later reports that came out show that she changed her story whilst speaking with Prison psychiatrists and suggested that the Father abducted, raped and drowned Caylee. It just beggars belief how low a human can stoop.

@kkheflin3 the mother  should  also  have  nothing to do with her.

Nope, the loser forgave her. Both are psychopaths. Apple doesnt fall far from the tree.

The father has no relationship with her but her mother still does.


This lady wouldve made a great press secretary for trump


You just shake your head...  Evil, evil, evil.


What's the deal with the picture at 15:30? The guy on the left has something weird going on at the back of his head.


Wait so she was out partying and getting tattoos while her daughter is missing and she wasn’t found guilty??? This is crazyyyy

Wait so she was out partying and getting tattoos while her daughter is missing and she wasn’t found guilty??? This is crazyyyy

@Austin Sellers Okay, so you added another negative to make it a triple negative.  But you still didn’t explain what your actual issue is with what she said, and this is still an unjustified insult.  If you think what she said is incorrect, then educate her.  Don’t insult her. Otherwise you just prove yourself the one that is not not not very smart.

@Robert Preisser i amended my prior statement

@Robert Preisser i amended my prior statement

@testje aapiel what do you think your 20 tit-for-tat posts are adding? As for what my post added, nothing, except for making me feel better.

@testje aapiel what do you think your 20 tit-for-tat posts are adding? As for what my post added, nothing, except for making me feel better.

@Jeffrey Blattman very good that your post adds what now?

@Jeffrey Blattman very good that your post adds what now?

I know this is so embarrassing or the whole system what a joke her lawyer was really good but it was so obvious she was guilty I can’t imagine how that jury didn’t see through the bullshit

I know this is so embarrassing or the whole system what a joke her lawyer was really good but it was so obvious she was guilty I can’t imagine how that jury didn’t see through the bullshit

@James Hammond //Partying and tattooos have what to do with murder?// If you have to ask, you are pretty clueless.  Just ask any real mother whose child was supposedly kidnapped if they would have been doing any of those things.  The contrast between the grandmother’s reaction when she first learned her granddaughter had been kidnapped and missing for a month and Casey’s complete lack of concern and self-centered behavior could not be more indicative of guilt.

@Austin Sellers //denica, very not smart u are not...//  Huh?  That is a pretty incomprehensible insult if it is meant as an insult.  If she is NOT very NOT smart then I guess she is smart....

She won’t go free. God will judge everyone, including her.  NO ONE ever gets away with anything even if they think they do.  People like OJ and Casey are deluding themselves if they think they really are going to get away with these crimes when they face God.  Ecclesiastes 8:11
Because the sentence against an evil deed is not executed speedily, the heart of the children of man is fully set to do evil.

@testje aapiel Everyone here is giving opinions. We get it. We don't need 20 back and forth posts between explaining it

@testje aapiel Everyone here is giving opinions. We get it. We don't need 20 back and forth posts between explaining it

probably the judge and lawyer was a democrat

probably the judge and lawyer was a democrat

No evidence so normally that would nean no conviction but they convicted manson over drug addict/murderers testimony with no evidence and he wasn't even at the crime scene and he died in jail. It makes no sense

@Ната

I'll have a look at that trial. Is it up on Youtube somewhere? I'll take your word for it that there's a bias there, it can be very disturbing to see, especially if it's clear.

Glad you found your thoughtful reply back on your clipboard. My point of contention wasn't with the judge or jury question. I believe there's advantages and disadvantages to both methods.

What I found interesting was your reply to someone saying - albeit crudely - "female privilege". You dismissed this notion and it's implications.

Now, I don't think this term is very helpful, because I don't like collectivist ideas so much, but I do believe there's a bias against men in court.

I wonder what your ideas are about that. Could you explain for instance how you're sure gender didn't play a role? What is it that convinces you of that?

Considering that you find it noteworthy to mention that the majority of people in prison are Hispanic or black (in the US) as an indication of prejudice - which I don't dispute - then howcome you don't find it equally noteworthy that most people in jail are male? Do you think there could be a bias there or do you think there's different explanations?

@Drago I said most of the time. Not all the time. There will obviously be exceptions to every rule. But most of the time, people take it because they have no chance of winning a trial: they were caught redhanded.<br>If people want to go to trial - they can choose a lawyer, more than 1, if needed and the state will pay for it. You do know that Casey's defense was paid for by the state, right?

@Drago I said most of the time. Not all the time. There will obviously be exceptions to every rule. But most of the time, people take it because they have no chance of winning a trial: they were caught redhanded.
If people want to go to trial - they can choose a lawyer, more than 1, if needed and the state will pay for it. You do know that Casey's defense was paid for by the state, right?

@Drago i think the fact she's connected to those searches among other things. No reason why all the lies either etc

@Drago i think the fact she's connected to those searches among other things. No reason why all the lies either etc

@ALi but the prosecution fucked up those google searches badly. They got the dates, times and numbers all wrong which already made it sketchy and they didn’t have any direct evidence it was her - it was done on a computer that a multitude of people had access to and they couldn’t prove otherwise. Moreover, a google search doesn’t directly equate to a crime. I’m an over thinker and have adhd so if a thought pops into my head, I have to google it; as a result, I’m probably on some watch lists lol but that doesn’t mean if a bomb goes off, I’m the bomber because a tv show made me question if the mechanics of what they were doing were real and google it. <br>I 100% believe that she is guilty and it’s a travesty that she got away with it but these things are complicated. It’s hard to separate entirely provable facts that have direct evidence that are proven beyond doubt vs probable “facts” aka speculations that don’t have proper evidence. It makes things murky and confusing and all you need is a good lawyer like hers, to prey on that confusion and take full advantage of it.

@ALi but the prosecution fucked up those google searches badly. They got the dates, times and numbers all wrong which already made it sketchy and they didn’t have any direct evidence it was her - it was done on a computer that a multitude of people had access to and they couldn’t prove otherwise. Moreover, a google search doesn’t directly equate to a crime. I’m an over thinker and have adhd so if a thought pops into my head, I have to google it; as a result, I’m probably on some watch lists lol but that doesn’t mean if a bomb goes off, I’m the bomber because a tv show made me question if the mechanics of what they were doing were real and google it.
I 100% believe that she is guilty and it’s a travesty that she got away with it but these things are complicated. It’s hard to separate entirely provable facts that have direct evidence that are proven beyond doubt vs probable “facts” aka speculations that don’t have proper evidence. It makes things murky and confusing and all you need is a good lawyer like hers, to prey on that confusion and take full advantage of it.

i guess it's only because the whole case was nothing but doubts & inconsistent evidence :( they didn't have anything to TRULY pin her, which sucks

i guess it's only because the whole case was nothing but doubts & inconsistent evidence :( they didn't have anything to TRULY pin her, which sucks

The internet searches should be enough too

The internet searches should be enough too

@Ната you’re actually entirely wrong on the only guilty people take a plea deal thing. Droves of innocent people, especially POC, are persuaded into taking plea deals by both law enforcement and shitty paid public defenders who basically have no time for each case they have because they know that it’s unlikely that person is going to get a fair judgement or hearing. Many innocent people who have later been exonerated state that they were basically told you’re either going to get 30+ years in prison/a death sentence with almost full certainty or you can take this less than 10 year plea deal. When it’s your life on the line, you accept the plea deal because that’s human nature - to survive.

@sfairraid 13 I personally found Baez really annoying at trial, he's not my type of a person but I have to give it to him, he proved everyone wrong. And somehow was able to get the jury to like him.
This was q fascinating case, I followed it almost from the beginning. I was 100% sure she would be found guilty, I mean, really, look at everything she did, all the lies, etc. And was dumbfounded when she was found not guilty.
Then I hear the jury's points, then I watched some documentaries, thought about it and realized that I really don't know how she killed her daughter. And if she did (maybe it really was an accident).
And I found defense's explanation on why she didn't tell anyone to be credible. She was definitely fucked in the head, there were definitely issues in the family (hiding the pregnancy, her not graduating, etc) and believed that it was possible that hiding things became her way of life. She has a lot of issues, for sure, and as crazy as it seemed at first that someone can lie so much, I found his explanation to make sense.
On the murder, I had a few theories, like everyone else but we cannot convict on theories, as much as people here want to crucify her.
I wish we knew what really happened but I doubt we ever will.

@sfairraid 13 yes, good point. So many issues in the family and baez was smart enough to play on them.
Also he was more personable to the jury and that definitely makes a difference. Where the prosecutor is in a different class, than the jury and it came through in his behavior.
Things like these shouldn't play a role (which lawyer you like, etc) but we are all people and we are affected by our preferences, sympathies...
I was on a jury once for a drug dealer. He was the usual guy, with dreads, violent looking, etc, not a person you would like. But he got lucky with this very nice, white lawyer who was also very charming, just a nice personality guy. And I found myself wanting to believe whatever he said.
The defendant then made the dumbest mistake half trial, fired him and represented himself. Guilty.
But just goes to show you how much things like personal sympathies matter and they go both ways, obviously. You can like the defense and dislike the prosecution. And I think this is what happened here and it played a role as well.
And him laughing when baez was doing the closing probably also played a large part in this. So unprofessional, inappropriate, disrespectful and arrogant. This really didn't do him any favors.
 To sum it up, prosecution messed up and she got lucky with a really good lawyer.

@Rookie Videos
found my post on clipboard, trying again

im sure they had bad lawyers, so did this woman, she was found guilty. But in her case it probably wouldn't have mattered, too much evidence. Though who knows, maybe baez could've gotten her off.
My example of a good lawyer was baez. He turned out to be brilliant and went on to prove it over and over.
I don't know about black people but he got Aaron Hernández off. Not black, Hispanic. But same prejudices apply, prisons are full of blacks and Hispanics.

I dont know the gender but the gender didn't play a part here I'm sure. The judge was an attention whore, the way she was sucking up to the jury was just straight up inappropriate and she loved being on TV.
Watch a few videos of that trial, it's obvious right away.
But the lawyer don't matter here, locking someone up for shoplifting, pettit larceny, drug use and letting someone go on house arrest for murder? This is a clear-cut case of a judge letting her personal preferences come into her judging.

No system is perfect but I wouldn't want to depend on 1 person judging my fate. That's my opinion, you have yours.
I feel like there's a better chance for justice with a jury.

Who said that biases towards some groups are impossible? Biases are everywhere. We are trained to think in stereotypes from childhood.

Yeah it's crazy how much the science of human behavior is ignored or not understood enough or explained well enough to a jury for them to convict on it. I would suspect most jurors would rather vote to convict based on physical evidence so there is less chance of getting it wrong. I mean, you have to think as a juror you have a gut feeling but you are told repeatedly to ignore it and examine evidence and then be totally certain when you decide, when in fact no one is ever certain of the facts they are all making educated guesses as to what happened based on the evidence presented but also the stories told by the prosecutor and defense. Stories are powerful and you never know how power dynamics within a jury may have been with perhaps one or two strong personalities influencing the rest of the jurors.

@Rookie Videos i replied to you twice (same post, I didn't see the first one post, so I tried again) and for some reason, I'm not seeing either reply. Not sure whats happening but don't feel like rewriting, it was long :)

@ALi sorry, still don't get it. Can you explain?

@ALi sorry, still don't get it. Can you explain?

@sfairraid 13 don’t you think the first phone calls she made from jail were pretty incriminating?

@sfairraid 13 don’t you think the first phone calls she made from jail were pretty incriminating?

@sfairraid 13 yes I’m on his closing statement rn. He is really good. Her looks don’t fool me tho

@sfairraid 13 yes I’m on his closing statement rn. He is really good. Her looks don’t fool me tho

@Nonya BiZz I thought her mom sealed her fate with that video call

@Nonya BiZz I thought her mom sealed her fate with that video call

@Ilari S they were not stupid and their emotions were not played on.

@Ilari S they were not stupid and their emotions were not played on.

@manofsteel33 not the Flori-Doh! system :P?

@manofsteel33 not the Flori-Doh! system :P?

Welcome to the Flori-DUH justice system!!

Welcome to the Flori-DUH justice system!!

@Ната what if it had 12 judges, Who cant be played on emotions of stupid(Florida) People?

@Ната what if it had 12 judges, Who cant be played on emotions of stupid(Florida) People?

That's why her lawyer said you needed to ignore the facts if you were upset because it showed bias. He knew decent people would be upset and played on that. Then if you went only by the facts you were obviously some kind of an unfeeling monster and biased. So 'Catch 22'.

@testje aapiel from a Barrister who specialises in criminal law aka me: a trial is NOT to find out the truth. The purpose of a trial is for the prosecution to present their case to a jury and for 12 normal standard members of society to decide if, on the evidence presented both direct evidence and indirect evidence aka inference, the case presented has been proven beyond a reasonable doubt. 12 members of society judge this because law in almost every country in the world is made and amended based on majority rule expectation of morality,  not on one person's view of the law. Juriors tend to be extremely good at their job because they are not synical or over taxed by the repedative nature of the system given they will only be summond a few times in their lives, and understand the importance of their role given the system may also protect them or a loved one from a false allegation one day.
A legal aid lawyer aka 'free lawyer' is no less qualified or able than a high priced lawyer. A lawyer can ask for any hourly rate they want without restriction, it does not mean they are any better. In fact those asking for high hourly rates are generally in firms with billing targets and who never touch actual trial work and routinely deal out cases because it earns them more money. Their focus is on their wallet and image. Whereas a legal aid lawyer takes less money because they believe in the system and providing everyone, regardless of their income, with legal representation. They will juggle more files, have much more on their feet time in court aka experience,  and generally work harder with a focus on you rather than their wallet. This is an important lesson to learn in life on general. Higher price dies not mean better.
Side note: if you wish to argue with people on the internet, I would suggest learning how to spell and construct sentences well enough to convey your point. At present, your arguments are easily dismissed as an uneducated point of view because of the lack of these two things. Level up.

@Rookie Videos I dont, thats why in a dialogue one should ask questions, wich im doing, the alternative is assumption and that the mother of all fuck ups.

Why are you making a problem out of this/nothing?

Something is not because of only bias's, life aint this black and white, its sure part of it, but its surely not the full picture.

And if your not into dialogue, why post under a youtube video at all? preaching the choir is pointless.

@testje aapiel

You didn't get the point, did you?

@testje aapiel

You didn't get the point, did you?

Tbh everything is right on off  records she looks guilty but judge can't make her guilty when there is no proof I mean the defendant only won because there was no damn proof against her and they already knew they would win if there was no proof they just needed a good talker.

@Rookie Videos Why do black people have more often a bad lawyer tho? What do you think?

@Rookie Videos Why do black people have more often a bad lawyer tho? What do you think?

@Ната

Black people knew her as the worst judge ever? No, no, no, they just had bad lawyers. Remember? That's how you simply dismiss a claim of possible bias. Just assert that it doesn't exist and frame every individual case as an isolated incident. By the way, that good lawyer you were talking about, did he or she also represent black people at any point? If so, what were the results?

If you're going to believe one type of bias exists on the basis of multiple personal testimonies without looking at further context, yet dismiss another by introducing one piece of contextual evidence without further investigating the claim on a broader scale, you know you might be operating on a double standard.

By the way, those black people complaining about the judge being so harsh. Do you happen to know what their gender was? Also, I noticed the white person put on house arrest in your example just so happened to be a woman. Might that be a significant factor?

If you can look at the statistics and attribute overrepresentation of incarcerated black people as opposed to white people to systemic bias without looking into further detail and the overrepresentation of incarcerated men as opposed to women to numerous details while discarding bias even as a possibility, that's an indication there is something amiss. Perhaps, it is a bias? Depending on its prevalence, it might even be another systemic one. Who knows?

We live in a complex world. Biases most definitely exist. There is this idea floating around that biases towards some groups are simply impossible and this idea is in itself a deeply biased proposition.

@Ната just more bla bla bla to delude the FACT that you were wrong. ur making my point thank you!

@Ната just more bla bla bla to delude the FACT that you were wrong. ur making my point thank you!

@testje aapiel omg lol. Get over yourself, you're giving yourself too much credit if you think you can make me feel like I'm in trouble.
Fact is a fact, but, apparently, most people don't understand what it truly means.
The example you gave is not a fact and I explained why. It is not a fact that she searched "foolproof" suffocation.
So yes, among other things, at trial the jury gets to decide if a "fact" was proven by prosecution to be a fact.
They claimed that it was a fact that Caylee was in the trunk, but they couldn't prove it. They claimed that casey searched "foolproof suffocation" but couldn't prove it. They claimed that casey killed Caylee but couldn't prove it.

So, whatever you want to call it, facts, proposals, suggestions, but prosecution presents their version at trial and the jury decides if they believe it. Of course, by applying the law.
But a large part of their job is definitely to decide whether the prosecution's version makes sense.
Prosecution doesn't present facts a lot of the time. It presents their interpretation of them.

@Ната The defenition of a fact is very clear, there is no weighing to do... now your just adding more nonsense to talk yourself out of the hole youve dug. if something is not a fact we cannot call it a fact obviously. your logic is flawed. this is not my oppinion, youve just stated it yourself.

look up the definition of a fact in law...
a trial is to find out the truth, facts dont change. either we can prove it and its a fact, else it remains a suspicion.

@testje aapiel facts are interpreted as well, their meaning in certain context, how true a "fact" is.
As an example. You're saying that it's a fact that she performed this search. I'm saying that it isn't a fact. The fact is that a search was performed on a computer  (even that isn't a fact, since they messed up on the dates, number of searches, etc and with all that, I'd call all their findings into question) that she had access to. Who performed the search is up for debate.
And this applies to every "fact" of the case.
Fact isn't a fact until it's proven beyond a reasonable doubt. And that's why we have trials, among other things.

@Ната fact in Law
the truth about events as opposed to interpretation.

Even this you couldv looked up. And to clarify, a trial is to distinguish fact from fiction. the interpretation is put on the laws ;) not on the facts.

@testje aapiel yours is just an opinion as well. Facts are subject to interpretation, otherwise we wouldn't need trials. <br>You have yours, I have mine. Neither weighs more than the other.

@testje aapiel yours is just an opinion as well. Facts are subject to interpretation, otherwise we wouldn't need trials.
You have yours, I have mine. Neither weighs more than the other.

Even crazier she switched from the nanny story to saying her father did it and still got away with it.

Even crazier she switched from the nanny story to saying her father did it and still got away with it.

@Ната exactly my point, its your oppinion, that has nothing to do with facts!

@Ната exactly my point, its your oppinion, that has nothing to do with facts!

@testje aapiel I'm angry? I couldn't care less who thinks what. I have my own opinion and I will stay with it.

@testje aapiel I'm angry? I couldn't care less who thinks what. I have my own opinion and I will stay with it.

@testje aapiel unfortunately, I know enough of the plea deal system.
She had a free lawyer. He was a nobody before her but he turned out to be brilliant. Not just because of her case, he went on to win almost every large case he took on.
The state paid for her defense. Maybe it's you that needs education. Free lawyer doesnt mean free, it means the state pays the lawyer.
Even high paid lawyers fail in majority of the cases, money doesn't always matter.
The jury, in my opinion, did the right thing. You have your opinion, I have mine. Yours doesn't weigh more than mine.

@Black Suburban no one knows what exists and what's real. No one has ever come back from the dead, so for that reason alone, no one can know if hell exists.
I said I'm not interested in any kind of discussions that lean into the bible. It bores me.
Keep your religion to yourself. Not to mention, there might be people here that have a different religion. It's common courtesy.

@Ната Not believing the devil and not wanting to hear about hell doesn’t stop either one from being real and true. The devil exists and hell is a real place. Both being the case whether you like it or not. And if you don’t wanna hear about that, I’m unfortunately sure that you don’t wanna hear about the solution and the only way to avoid going to that awful place.

@testje aapiel yes, appeals and all. They exist with a jury system as well.
I just gave you examples where judges personal preferences come into play.
Plea deals are there when people are guilty, for the most part. Very rarely someone pleads out because they don't have money. They would get a free lawyer, by the way, if they wanted to go to trial. So, that's rarely the reason. Most of the time, they know they have no chance.

Well, she walked. What's your complaint? You say you'd rather have 10 guilty walk, the jury system did what you wanted

@Ната I rather have 1 smart person who studied the laws, then 12 donkeys who didn't to decide for me. Its not just one person deciding the whole system is made in such way its not possible. prejuces? no the law simply wont allow for that.

Then there is several ways of appeal, and at the top there are 5 judges who can decide a lower court did not follow the law as they should and it can start all over again, ofcourse mistakes are being made, but in our system we dont have something like a plea deal, how manny innocent take the deal cuz then its 3 instaid of 15 years? and because they dont have money to fight with a proper lawyer?

We dont have political judges like they get appointed where you live. its the other way arround the politics try to interfere with the judges :P we have a trias politicas system in place.

World Justice Project, is a organisation who ranks the countrys on that matter, go have a looksy. we are ranked 5th in the world. stil not perfect, but were high up for a reason. (good chance more bad guys walk free this way, but rather have one bad guy free then 10 innocent in jail)

She had to be proven guilty beyond reasonable doubt. The prosecution could not prove SHE killed Kaylee. The law works on facts not gut instincts.

She had to be proven guilty beyond reasonable doubt. The prosecution could not prove SHE killed Kaylee. The law works on facts not gut instincts.

@Ната each to their own. U go ur path and I'll go mine.

@Ната each to their own. U go ur path and I'll go mine.

@EmpressKajal i don't think in terms of hell, devil, etc. So, not interested in this type of discussion.

@EmpressKajal i don't think in terms of hell, devil, etc. So, not interested in this type of discussion.

@Ната these lawyers will also probably burn on he ll too. When u can see thr evidence like the duck tape and the Internet searches on her computer about how to suffocate its all strong evidence that thr baby didn't just drown in a pool, she was murdered. How do layers like this sleep at night? When u r defending the literal devil u r destined for hel l. Simple. He is just as guilty of the crime.

@testje aapiel no, it isn't a bad system. When your liberty depends on one person, that isn't a good system.
Here, you have 12 strangers, your peers, judging you. I personally like it. Of course, it doesn't always work out but it's the best we have.
If it was you on trial, you wouldn't want to be judged by a judge. So give her the same courtesy.
The judges already rule completely with anything besides a trial (who goes to jail, who gets bail, how much time they get if they don't go to trial.. ) and there are judges that are known as soft and strict.
Their personal prejudices and personality comes out and this is a horrible system.
The judge that presided over Ashley McArthur case seemed like such a sweetheart, she also let a murder suspect on home arrest!!
You'd think she's amazing. Until you read the comments from black people that know her as the worst judge ever. She locked everyone up, no bail, for bs cases, like shoplifting.

@Touhou music no, it isn't. She got lucky with a lawyer. <br>He went on to win a lot of large cases. Good lawyer can make or break the case. He was really good, prosecution wasn't too good.

@Touhou music no, it isn't. She got lucky with a lawyer.
He went on to win a lot of large cases. Good lawyer can make or break the case. He was really good, prosecution wasn't too good.

@Quasi Modus No this is a jury verdict, u can play those people on the emotions, a normal judge would look at the evidence. Its a bad bad system.

@Quasi Modus No this is a jury verdict, u can play those people on the emotions, a normal judge would look at the evidence. Its a bad bad system.

@tmright18 no she wasn't...she was found guilty of lying to the cops and was sentenced to time served.

@tmright18 no she wasn't...she was found guilty of lying to the cops and was sentenced to time served.

Partying and tattoos have what to do with murder?

Partying and tattoos have what to do with murder?

Female privilege, unfortunately judges often go easy on women and I can guarantee if she was man he would have been crucified...

Female privilege, unfortunately judges often go easy on women and I can guarantee if she was man he would have been crucified...

This is insane she is free...in a new location probably paid ..new identity

This is insane she is free...in a new location probably paid ..new identity

denica, very not smart u are not... not.

denica, very not smart u are not... not.

and then popped a mentos... the freshmaker

and then popped a mentos... the freshmaker

Omg I know right?!  I didn’t know all of the details when this happened. Wow this is wild, my favorite lie of hers is taking 2 detective to universal studio where she doesn’t even work there anymore then proceeded wondering the hallways like she was anticipating a magical office to appear that her name plaque on it


Let's be honest we all know she's guilty. She murdered her daughter in cold blood, the fact that she got off with only 4 counts of giving false information to a law enforcement officer during a murder trial is obsolutely horrid.

@αɴαнαтα love wait, what?!? The judge said they couldn’t let them know she was suffocated?!?
Well that changes things drastically!
The most damning (imo) piece of evidence is her googling how to suffocate someone the day her daughter went missing, but that wouldn’t mean much if I didn’t know she died of suffocation!

@αɴαнαтα love wait, what?!? The judge said they couldn’t let them know she was suffocated?!?
Well that changes things drastically!
The most damning (imo) piece of evidence is her googling how to suffocate someone the day her daughter went missing, but that wouldn’t mean much if I didn’t know *she died of suffocation!*

@CVLT.45 Haha. I see what you did there. She's innocent but she definitely killed her toddler.

@Fred D. It's a great system. What would you prefer? To have you fate decided by a "team of experts"?

The legal system and family court are very biased for women.

i cant watch any more of this how long did she get

I don't know if there is enough evidence to say she murdered her in cold blood. I think what's very possible is she was neglecting her daughter to party, and the daughter died from neglect because she wasn't being watched, maybe got her hands on some pills and overdosed, maybe just got hurt while Casey was high etc. I think an issue with her not serving time is that she was "overcharged" when there was not enough evidence for the specific charges. Saying "but she's suspicious af" is not enough evidence for a court if you have good lawyers. She could have been charged with child neglect, and then had they been proven the neglect lead to her child's death, she would be serving time.

@Atlantis IRL That would still be murder but not in the 1st degree. And no thats not what happened. The defenses official story was that she drowned in a pool by accident.

I've always thought her daughter died from over dosing on the xanax that Casey was giving her so that she would stay asleep while she partied. Does that classify as murdering someone in cold blood? I dont think she actually meant to over dose her but it happened, and she hid the body in the trunk of her car. Maybe its from this video, theres an interview with a guy that went on a date with her before Caylee was dead. He said they went in to a restaraunt and ate and left Caylee in the car because she was "passed out" so hard.

@Hancock never said baez was a pos.  in fact i said he was a good lawyer.  reading.  look into it.

αɴαнαтα love

@αɴαнαтα love he's a POS  for doing his job?? Excuse him for trying to feed his family

it's almost certainly because she is a woman <br>If a man was in a similar situation he would be convicted

it's almost certainly because she is a woman
If a man was in a similar situation he would be convicted

@Fred D. then i found out the judge didn't give specific instructions for the jury not to try to figure out how she died,but to know caylee died from a homicide, and was casey the one who did it.  so the fact they couldn't prove exactly how she died they somehow found her innocent because baez hammered in that 'reasonable doubt'.

αɴαнαтα love

@Alvaro aka Tico well of course!  i should have said "if i was a despicable piece of shit i'd hire baez to win my case"

αɴαнαтα love

@αɴαнαтα love If I was guilty I wouldn’t want anyone to help me get off. But then again I’m not like most people.

I don’t know how those jurors sleep at night!


Casey Anthony affirms the "negative" stereotype of hot girls being crazy.

Yeah. Same with Jodi Arias and that Tennessee chick who said “I gave him the nose job he always wanted” after killing her ex.


Juliette Lewis exists! She's a great actress, unlike this woman 🙄😂


If the baby drowned at the  pool then why did tape???


When a pathological liar meets a professional liar, they can weasel their way out of anything.

Perfect comment. The whole thing in a nutshell.

I read the prosecutors book and I read Jose Baez’s book. I would def recommend people read them both.

Josh Willes because that’s the story they are going with. at the end they say it can’t be proven either way, but casey’s testimony/whatever is that the child drownef

@Josh Willes Prosecutor opening statements are not an explanation of just the facts per say, they are for the prosecutor to paint the overall picture of the crime they believe occurred. They take the facts and add in speculative details, like how exactly Caylee died when it wasn’t proven, to try to tell the whole story.

@Josh Willes I believe he was saying that because the drowning part is also an unproven story. This is exactly the game he wanted to play, creating enough confusion that the jury would not be able to find her guilty.

How is it not against the law to say in your opening statement that the child died while drowning. But in the closing statement says that we could never know what happened to the child. Are We(the jurors) really that dumb?


The defendant... De donde sacó Tanta cosa ....Parece que dice cosas que nunca se dijeron..


Did she forget that orphanages exist. She didn't just want her kid gone, she wanted to take a life. If she didn't want the kid, no one else could either.


Was she not guilty for all of her charges?? Did she not go to jail im confused it literally seems like she got rid of her baby so she could live the party life like wtf why not just give the baby to her parents


She chose nightclubs over her child... Like... Wow...


“You see, my child drowned in the pool, duct taped her own mouth and nose, and after she died, I decided to dump her body in a swamp. Also my car smelling like a corpse and my google searches of how to best suffocate children are totally unrelated. During this time I was out partying and didn’t report anything. Also I didn’t tell my parents she was rotting in a swamp, but honestly I swear I’m innocent.”

@Rose Indeed, I thought it was pretty obvious from my comment.

@Rose Indeed, I thought it was pretty obvious from my comment.

@Ma Ne Thats a very German response and youre right a judge would do a much better job than the average jury, The principle is you are judged by your peers who have their own opinions and biases. And often it is completely crazy  - OJ trial and many many others. I guess its part of old english common law going back to village days. I served once on a rape case  and of the 11 jurors - 6 or so were women and they were the ones voting not guilty to a guy that basically admitted it in his police statement. whereas the guys were saying guilty .In the end the majority steamrolled the minority and people wanted to get out for lunch despite  this 19 year old future in the balance. We were also considering his punishment which wasnt our job. Most of us wanted him punished but not to the extent of the 7 years he would get and come out a real criminal  by the age of 26. The verdict was not guilty  the victim burst into tears I went back to work and the older women there wanted to string me up.

It is the justice system that let her. THIS case should be reopened for keeping the sanctity of the justice system.

And my dad raped me but neither I or anyone else has ever mentioned it until this exact moment

She got away with it on pure technicality.
The jury couldn't convict based on  instructions to the jury, given by the judge,  at the behest of the prosecution.

It didn't help that she decided to run the three ring defense 😕

Unfortunately common sense and emotions aren't necessitated in the law.

@Dickinson Jay no it's written into the 5th amendment that you cannot stand trial or face punishment twice for the same crime by the same jurisdiction, so unfortunately she is free for life unless she does something else.

@Kubomi I think double Jeporady is used when somebody has already been found guilty and served a punishment, so they can’t be found guilty again. I would imagine if more evidence came up she could be re-tried.

it seems thats enough proof for the U.S custody system to let someone out to the streets

@Rose prob yeah especially 10-12 years ago

@Rose prob yeah especially 10-12 years ago

Bet it'd of beem different outcome if the defense was first

Bet it'd of beem different outcome if the defense was first

And somehow the court believed all this too

And somehow the court believed all this too

@elder cheese this case hearing is sponsored by RAID SHADOW LEGENDS

@elder cheese this case hearing is sponsored by RAID SHADOW LEGENDS

@annabanananaaaa hindsight 20/20 I guess

@annabanananaaaa hindsight 20/20 I guess

@Tony Miller And also why would you even have a judge when his job is done by a jury?

@Tony Miller As a German I wonder why you do have this kind of trial? I mean I could get how it was used bakc in the veeeerrry old days where the whole neighbourhood or village decided upon one's fate, but now? Sorry to say that, but as a German this is completely ridicolous to me....

@JF Sebastian She hangs out with Jodi Arias

@JF Sebastian She hangs out with Jodi Arias

If she was Mexican or black
She would’ve been thrown into jail
And in prison
No questions asked
Just saying as a Mexican

@Rashid arent investigators in America not allowed to call for a retrial when evidence like that comes up? Because that sounds like damning evidence in my country that would call for a retrial

@annabanananaaaa Honestly I have a hard time feeling bad for them. If even just one of them looked at the facts and weren't swayed by the defenses insane manipulative tactics this would have went to mistrial. The fact not one of them thought after all the fucking evidence that this was at the very least an accessory to murder is truly horrific. YOU CANT HIDE YOUR CHILDS DEAD BODY(no shit she killed her)  FOR OVER A MONTH LIE TO EVERYONE TRYING TO HELP THEN GET OFF WITH A SLAP ON THE WRIST. Fucking worthless people in that jury taught a lesson to everyone if you sway niave jurors you can get away with anything no matter the evidence. Just like oj haha

I hope the jurors feel shame for the rest of their lives

I hope the jurors feel shame for the rest of their lives

@Rokkudaun How else are people falling for a fake pandemic...

@Rokkudaun How else are people falling for a fake pandemic...

@JF Sebastian shes also thinking about wanting kids nowadays

@JF Sebastian shes also thinking about wanting kids nowadays

She's as guilty as sin. Casey Anthony is the 21st century Lizzie Borden. Wonder if she hangs out with O.J.

@Rashid Her parents didn't know she didn't have a job.

@Rashid Her parents didn't know she didn't have a job.

@Tony Miller and thats why lady justice wears a blindfold so she doesnt have to see all the misconduct happening in her name

“Also I told the detectives all fake names when they asked me who my daughter was with and completely fabricated all the details of her whereabouts” <br>Jury: sounds about right

“Also I told the detectives all fake names when they asked me who my daughter was with and completely fabricated all the details of her whereabouts”
Jury: sounds about right

@Scrappy “I’ll fold yo ass” Doo you can't, that would be double jeopardy, you can't be tried multiple times for the same offense if you were previously found not guilty.

Defense: now lets not get emotional<br>Jury: oh ok

Defense: now lets not get emotional
Jury: oh ok

@elder cheese didn't they find the search results after the fact? Shits fucked man.

@jonuts the dank lord payton i could be wrong but didn’t they conclude that the duct tape was placed after death

And I believe you. No guilty, you can go free. 🤦♀

And I believe you. No guilty, you can go free. 🤦♀

@Pedro Torres that woman even sued Casey for defame her name...

@Pedro Torres that woman even sued Casey for defame her name...

I am a murderer just backwards sort of way

I am a murderer just backwards sort of way

@ChunkyStains they did find a woman with that name and she said she's never met Casey, so besides that it was just another fabrication

@Korey Williams Lawyers are actually the best actors. They're basically professional liars.

Cant believe she’s not guilty. That’s why I think humanity is rotting itself out due stupidity. My god.

@Scrappy “I’ll fold yo ass” Doo No, I don’t believe so. It’s tragic!

@Scrappy “I’ll fold yo ass” Doo No, I don’t believe so. It’s tragic!

I'll never understand how she is out and free.

I'll never understand how she is out and free.

@annabanananaaaa that’s tough they really should’ve looked at the facts and thought it through. Not be swayed by some con man in a suit. The internet searches and the car smelling like rotten flesh seem pretty obvious.

@Scrappy “I’ll fold yo ass” Doo If I’m not mistaken, she cannot be tried for the same crime twice if she was found not guilty the first time around.

If you google the case you will actually find that there’s more than one juror who says they wish they’d made a different decision and at least found her guilty on one of the lesser charges. They actually all agreed that she was a terrible human being. One says the whole thing haunts him to this day and he thinks about it at least once a day. Imagine having to live like that...

She’s being protected by the devil himself

She’s being protected by the devil himself

@Bri Marie wtf she got away?? Did they at least retrial her?

@Bri Marie wtf she got away?? Did they at least retrial her?

Only in America this would happen, even if she wasn't found guilty of murder in the uk she would have definitely been charged with neglect

@Hatin Life Like what give some examples of these possibilities I'd really like to hear them.

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@Tony Miller facts. If I'm ever arrested for anything instead of a lawyer I'm hiring an actor. They want a show... I'll give them the best damn show ever.

Having been on a couple of juries - I can tell you anyone can get off no matter how strong the evidence. They dont listen to facts it hinges on powerful personalities in the jury steamrolling others and emotional cues by sleazy lawyers. So if you are ever charged just go for jury trial you will be batting 50/50 no matter what

Jury be like: understandable, have a great day.

Jury be like: understandable, have a great day.

@Rashid the duct tape was primarily and the mouth and was obviously use to obstruct the airway

@Rashid she told her parents that when she was leaving the house, she was going to work. it makes sense that they'd believe her.  it's not like you show up at your daughters work every day to see if shes actually there.

I was skeptical about this case. A) the family were pure psychos with bizarre lying problems, to the extent that they all kept up the appearance that she had a job B) the duct tape was on and mear the body, but thats no evidence that it was related to the death, could have been from hiding of the body and C) all the stuff about premeditated murder and a motive isn't that convicing on its own. The single largest piece of evidence is the one that jurors didn't get - the intermet searches for suffocation methods on the last day the poor baby was seen alive.

Mind blowing how she got away with this.

Mind blowing how she got away with this.


And folks we call this getting away with murder without any fucking consequences


if she wasn't found guilty, who was? did they investigate further or just left it like that


GOD IS THE ULTIMATE JUDGE. WHAT SHE WILL FACE IN ETERNITY IS YET TO COME.


So Casey will call for police when someone throws a drink at her but not when her child is missing for 30 days.. seems legit

@Wissal Metir dang people need shortcuts for 5 letter words

Fucking facts dude. My friend sent me that article literally yesterday when I began watching this episode and I was fucking livid.

@WD as she deserves…I’m surprised there weren’t more incidents like this

@Lonr and while I wouldnt be surprised that it was true because women like her all have the same back stories unfortunately, it never truly had anything to do with the case, completely irrelevant. Everything Baez claimed the prosecution was trying to do to manipulate them, was always what he was trying to do. Ill give him credit, he was slick. I never bought in, was outraged she was let out. And it would later come out, Baez was sleeping with Casey...  alledgedly. Pro-Bono iirc, and Vested interest by the end.

I want to like your comment, but it's at 699 likes and I can't ruin it's beauty

I knew her. She was actually a pos. I know shocking.

I saw that footage. I can't even hey🤦🏾♀💔

@Quashaun Drake can’t believe she pulled the rape/molestation card at the end

Yeah legit enough to even let her walk free like…wtf🤦🏾♂


Casey is definitely guilty! Come on karma, do your job and get this horrible woman for what she did to that poor innocent child! Damnit I'm so angry when the justice system fails like this!! 😡


People on these comments totally ignore the fact that she’s a free person walking,it’s pretty dumb and I’m glad I’m not Canadian this is a joke of a sentence


What’s crazy is this is how crazy 95 % of woman are now a days. My sister is one of them.


WTF after all this builtup “NOT GUILTY”😡😡😡😡


I love that this channel doesn't just focus on quantity, it's always top quality videos

he had to lie low a bit after the prince andrew video lol

Great point! Just leaves you wanting more.


After the trial, Satan immediately put Jose Baez on permanent retainer


Where is nanyyyyyy ? <br>Ask her where is/was the Cassy’s daughter?

Where is nanyyyyyy ?
Ask her where is/was the Cassy’s daughter?


She’s like OJ..we all know that she murdered her daughter the story doesn’t even add up


To be honest, I really don't know if she murdered Caylee or not, no one does. However, I really do believe she was involved in her death. I believe she accidentally killed her and she couldn't handle the fact that everyone would view her as a terrible mother so she did what she has always done. Lie. I think she realized that, in her mind at least, without Caylee, her life was stress free. She had the freedom to do whatever she wanted without the responsibility of being a mother. I do think she is a terrible person though, with or without the death of her child. I just thought it was odd that she kept calling the babysitter "Xanny" at some points, and that's what a lot of people refer to Xanax. I think she gave her daughter Xanax at times to get her to sleep whether as to not deal with her, or to go out and party. Maybe she gave her too much at one point and Caylee passed away from an overdose. This is just my theory because things like that happen way more often than people think. I really do not know if they did a toxicology report on Caylee and found anything, if they even had the ability to do a toxicology test in the state they found her in! I just thought it was very strange that she referred to the babysitter as "Xanny". Regardless, she is a terrible mother and that is made extremely apparent.

It wasn’t an accident. She googled how to suffocate a child.


Friend:  "If anything that happened to that baby, I'll die." (voice cracks, cries)
Casey:  "OMG, what a waste of time calling you guys."

Total sociopath.

When she dies,I hope shes Alone,scared and In pain...

It's literally disgusting.  I don't have any other words.

well she knew they were fishing for answers. it was a ploy

Yeah she was just worried about talking to her boyfriend disgusting

I kept thinking about her poor heartbroken parents.  Sure, they protected her from the consequences of her pathological lying when she was in school and some of the blame for this monster is squarely in their corner...but they loved little Caylee with all their hearts and to fear that their daughter perhaps did something terrible to her must have been agony.  And lets face it:  some parents do everything right, raising a child with patience and love but also discipline...and still end up with a monster.  Whatever

...and free to roam in amongst normal law abiding citizens!


Yawa! But no smoke can be kept forever. I still have faith that the truth will prevail. Karma is a bitch. God will find a way that the perpetrator will suffer. Maybe not in prison, but in life. I'm sorry little angel. May your soul rest in eternal peace. 😇🙏🙏🙏


She killed her . I just don't believe this at all . Why would a car smell like a dead body come on . Yes this lawyer was good probably cause her dad is a cop and hired the best lawyer cause he's a push over for his savage disgusting daughter.  Unreal this should have never went down like this she should be in jail .


107.14 that's the look of people who know something terrible just happened


even her friend Christina started crying about the possibility of what happened to the baby girl. and this monster says "what a waste talking to you"  what a horrible horrible woman!!

She was more offended that they kept talking about her missing daughter than her

After I heard that I started scrolling down in the comments

her best friend cared more about her daughter than she did....that says a lot to me

Man... that phone call made me hate this murderer so much, to the point where I couldn't say that I wouldn't kill her.


This imaginary nanny watches her daughter and an imaginary little boy.


5:30 Yikes look at face.  That hairline and expression says it all.


And now she is making her own documentary to “clear her name” and “tell her story.” I really can’t stand this evil creature.

@Robert xerxes hmm interesting take..but then who's the killer here according to you

Just like Jodi arias was talking about donating her hair to a cancer hospital 🤣

@Michigan 12 This is the only type of cancel culture I'm willing to participate in.

@Gabriel  thank you, but killer not found

@Robert Xerxes we found a member of the jury!

The world shows that the wicked can roam free and prosper

She filed paperwork to begin her own detective/research agency in Florida.

Because her net worth is NEGATIVE $1 million! She’s trying to  spin the murder of her daughter to make her money!

She also is trying to start a P I company smh she's so narcissistic she is STILL trying to look innocent

@Jax I’m not totally sure. I think it’s still being worked on. I haven’t heard a specific date for when they want to release it

@TheFantabulousJackson  Thanks. I also watched whole trial of Jodi. She also wore mask, but behind it was stone cold killer. Full extent of what we could find behind Daddy mask could only be highlightened if he was ever tried in court, but he was not. And Im from Poland so my day just starts. Have a good day/night too

@Robert Xerxes alright well I am impressed by you and even though I still think she did it, it was a pleasure talking to you. Have a great day or night.

@TheFantabulousJackson  This "masks" were super strong. You can do it through very strong trauma only, but its possible. These masks  drop here and there during a trial, for few minutes or even seconds throughout hours of footage. Its rare but u can see, especiallly who is Casey and who is her Daddy. Her Mum basically wore amnesia mask. Evidence was non-conclusive enuff for court and for me too (and remember prosecutors were really  after Casey). Plus u know Daddy had experience in law enforcement. But as I said evidence didnt convince me either way. Behavioral patterns did (masks and their occasional drop off is a key here)

@Robert Xerxes also no matter how much evidence that you give, I just can't shake how suspicious it is that the day of her child's disappearance her search history was how to suffocate someone. also the diary that stated she was happy with the decision she made and how she hoped her happiness would continue. I also don't understand in the slightest how she went 31 days without saying anything and then pathologically made up people and jobs that she once had but when she was confronted with the truth it all fell apart and she still got off the hook with nearly no questions. I honestly would like to believe that she didn't but I just can't.

@Robert Xerxes so do you think that she didn't kill her kid or that she did? I'm sorry after this I won't ask anymore (your quite the respectable person).

@TheFantabulousJackson Damn, thats what I was afraid of. Ok. Watched whole trial plus all raw footage with no commentary 3 times (some part more, total 200 hours plus easily). First time just interested and concentrated on evidence. non-conclusive. Second time concentrated on behavioural/psychological patterns. And it clicked. Third time to unclick what I seen, but it couldnt unclick. what I seen... Whole family were pathological liars with 3 strongest distinctive "masks" to cover the true. Casey wore a mask of Protector, her mum wore mask of IDontWannaKnow and daddy wore a mask of Hater. Strenghts of this masks (or u can call it hiding the true from outside world) were developed over the years before even Casey had her daughter. Daddy was control freak in "need of attention/control" and wanted be in charge of family. Little child broke this, and I dont know what happened exactly, but he hated this situation. He did sth that was a kill or "not helping person falling down the cliff" thing with the child. Casey always protected her mother from this type of abuse (before childs birth) over the years (mother never wanted to face the true and had amnesia type love for her husband). Anyway Casey developed strong lying abilities and she even protected her father even though she knew he took away the only thing she had pure and innocent. I cant tell u exact event, that would be speculation (even though I have one), but this is basic profile of the case. If he was ever tried a true  would have chance to come out... sorry

@TheFantabulousJackson  How much time do u have to read internet stranger explanation?

@Robert Xerxes you genuinely believe that she is innocent? Why?

@azsuter we aren’t coaxing a jury here. She was already let off. She literally made up a nanny that doesn’t exit and led police on a wild goose chase with false stories of where she worked and where she was. All while her daughter was missing for over a month by that time. Even if she isn’t guilty of her murder first hand. She is NOT innocent. Even the jury who tried her found her guilty of lying to investigators.

@shelbacus oh no. what the actual fuck...

I totally agree. She is so fucking guilty. How can she be laughing and smiling. Notice she talked about Caylee in the past tense a few times. She never even asked her parents if there was any new developments or breaks in the case. Pathological liar. Stunned she got away with this

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Where do these sick ppl come from???? Evil.


Just goes to show, evil and selfishness comes in all shapes and sizes. Ignorance, deniability, lying to the authorities again and again and all around behavior void of traits of motherhood and humanity.


Great content but why do we have to listen to a robot


surprised that this video doesnt talk about how casey's own parents are of the belief that the babysitter zaneida "zanny" was actually just casey giving Caylee xanax and making her pass out so casey wouldnt have to watch her

@Lonely Wanderer though abusing it makes your resistant to it so your own body production becomes insufficient. Hormone uses should always be used with care

@Gaetano maybe they say that now but the highschool story seemed like it was well-confirmed

@K D didn't happen. Watch the interview her parents gave. None of this was said and they look like they are truly believable. If that was the case the dad would still be speaking to her. He's even called her a failed child and does not want to speak to her

i dont recall casey calling the nanny zanny, the narrator does, but not casey or anyone else. Am I wrong? I dont wanna rewatch it just for that.

@Ashley Dalton melatonin is a natural hormone that your own body makes

@Gaetano the parents were huge enablers who were willing to let her hurt others and herself and cover it up to look good. Look at her history before the killling which he talks about in this video.

When i heard the nickname "zanny" thats the first thing i thought of!

Im asian who lives in asia, so thanks for that kernel of knowledge

@TrashKing Melatonin is perfectly fine! Not all the time but sometimes it helps and it DOES NOT hurt the children. Dont feel bad about that🥺

as soon as they said “zanny” i thought, must have been what she was on

@CrazyMiles Proselytizing will get you nowhere. Especially here.

I felt like shit the one time I gave my toddler a little bit of melatonin during bed time.. I couldn't imagine giving my daughter Xanax. Jesus christ.

could you tell me more about that pls? have the parents said something?

And Casey's dad firmly believes that she died after her mom gave her a pill. he's such a smart man and it is so shameful that she would say anything bad against him

Wow she really was taunting the police. “My babysitter ‘Zanny’ (xanny) has her”

My jaw literally just dropped. Hurts my heart too. Some people should never ever have children.

Definitely picked up on that when this was in the news. It was so blatantly obvious, but so many people didn't talk about it.


57:34 Wtf
PS: If you hate bad endings, don't watch the conclusion.


I just have a kid, anyway someone got the name and number of her lawyer? Just in case


Hating her lawyer is the most immature, illiterate point of view.


She literally cares more about being forced to eat bologna and coleslaw than she does about her daughter. Disgusting.

I guess its telling of how bad the bologna and coleslaw is in there

I know!!! Like wtf does she expect?? Your in jail dummy, the foods not supposed to be good 😂

In fairness if you knew what was in that bologna you'd be concerned as well.


If the toddler died in a swimming pool accident why was the little body found with duct tape covering her face ?.


"It is better that ten guilty people go free than one innocent person suffer, under the law".  Still stings, nonetheless.

@emma I remember feeling extremely disturbed after hearing the verdict. Even more disturbed when she got offered to star in various porn movies. People can be monsters.

@Rdwrer I wanna say it was Ben Franklin but I'll have to double-check that one. I agree with you. This is why we wouldn't be picked for jury duty, lol.

Was that John Adams? I admire that man to no end but am not sure I can stomach people like this going free, however honorable that notion.


Crazy how a child’s life can be completely disregarded.

@curious Jorge did you know that also in just about every abortion they do it in a stage that is insanely painful for the unborn child who has his or her own soul and own brain and heart and dna, and the methods include poisoning them so they die twitching from nerve damage as it gets progressively more and more painful because they are being burned alive from the inside, and cutting them limb by limb as they bleed to death, finishing by crushing the skull?

@curious Jorge *murdering the unborn thing that some people are brainwashed into being in denial of because they are selfish or relate to selfish mothers and would want to do it themselves if they were pregnant

@David Shaw exactly all it boils down to is people choosing their own selfish wants over being responsible for a life that they can even choose to give to adoption instead of killing them and they can just forget about the kid if they want after that and they wouldn't have to take a life. It's just the inconvenience cuz she and maybe the boyfriend or whoever too just wants to party.

@David Shaw not yall turning this into an abortion thing..

@aneriアネリ this literally makes no sense in this case. She's dead. She can't fucking speak against anyone

@怠惰な耳の長いフクロウ Actually, the animal kingdom is far worse. Have you ever seen a lioness eat her own babies immediately after popping them out? This is just  a harsh reality for any living being.

Like it's such a shock.  The police can't even manage to remove children from abusive homes or place them with the safe parent.  Or in a decent foster home.<br>It's funny to me how the same system that tries to force the idea of having children (and disregard child free options) is the same system that lets thousands of children die at the hands of people who shouldn't be parents.

Like it's such a shock.  The police can't even manage to remove children from abusive homes or place them with the safe parent.  Or in a decent foster home.
It's funny to me how the same system that tries to force the idea of having children (and disregard child free options) is the same system that lets thousands of children die at the hands of people who shouldn't be parents.

Yoso Yes, but I’m talking about the Justice of it. They just dropped the case still not knowing who did it.

Yeah, he mentions that at the beginning of the video

Another thing is I didn’t see that mother shed a single tear for her daughter. Even with that visit with her parents she didn’t show any signs of emotion when she saw her daughters face on that shirt. She cried only when the pressure of the situation was put on her parents.

Sadly this is a common thing in America.

@Don Gamer Guy did anyone do anything about it? Did she just get let go with no real punishment?

@aneriアネリ I could never find the exact news report of hers. I remember reading it, but can't find it. The worst part is everytime I search for it, I find others. Hers may have gone under the radar because she could've been diagnosed with something. I have no idea.

@Don Gamer Guy I'm sorry to disappoint you but monsters don't exist. These are humans. They breath, eat, sleep and go to work - just like you. There are your neighbours, co - workers, brothers, sisters, parents ect. Only humans do stuff like this

@Don Gamer Guy name? Did she get news coverage? Did she just get arrested? Was she slightly famous?

They are monsters, not people. I knew a girl who went to school with one that gave birth and suffocated her baby at home. Went to school pretending it never happened.

It's a child what are they going to do? Children can't do pretty much anything against adults.<br>Most children can't even have a proper argument with an adult without them saying "I'm older and know better" in an argument against a child. I feel like if adults have to say no they know better then they know they are going to lose the argument.

It's a child what are they going to do? Children can't do pretty much anything against adults.
Most children can't even have a proper argument with an adult without them saying "I'm older and know better" in an argument against a child. I feel like if adults have to say no they know better then they know they are going to lose the argument.


Oh my god, what a disgusting human being....


Zenaida, the nanny, doesn't exist. <br>Me: 👁🗨👄👁🗨

Zenaida, the nanny, doesn't exist.
Me: 👁🗨👄👁🗨


wow.. !!! fking sad .. if i was the parent  i will invite her over for dinner....


Can’t believe this woman is out walking free in the world.

@Raphael B <br>Eh.... Depends on how you look at it. An eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth. Justice for the innocent, persecution for the guilty 🤷

@Raphael B
Eh.... Depends on how you look at it. An eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth. Justice for the innocent, persecution for the guilty 🤷

Very unethical lawyer.  He can’t lie but did because his career was put in the spotlight and I’m sure he profited off this.

They could at least of banned her from having any more children.

@Funny Lady "She really is not free" Uh not being inside a prison for taking your child's life is free..........................................................

Man can’t even watch this .. so gross she’s free ... and that’s why she killed her kid to be free .... GROSS.. shame on our system

@Mr. Bones bet you'd take her in your hands alright

She’s a women they can get away withh anything.

@Banana Banana are you kidding!?!?!?!?! 🤢🤮🤮🤮

I don't understand how they couldn't disprove the child didn't drown. Wouldn't the autoposy show a difference between drowning and dying from tape over the mouth. Also how could the jury ignore her search history, you don't googe suffocation then your child dies from drowning. It's crazy.

@Andrew Quinn democracy has nothing to do with this. It’s criminal law. Two very different things.

@Pilot The jurry found her innocent- Due to double jeopardy law, we cant charge her with the same crime so if she starts to talk about how she got away with it we can't do anything.

She is opening her own private investigation firm apparently... makes me sick to think she will be helping people when she herself is a monster 🤢🤮

Sometimes you have to take justice into your own hands.

@GettinBigFit WithTiTi doesnt make you better of a person bro

That's democracy for you. Absolutely flawed and corruptible...

With Covid and she moved in with one of the investigators on the defense team

It still makes me mad every time I think about it. Florida is the absolute worst state in America for a lot of reasons. This is just one of them. George Zimmerman and Casey Anthony. They don't mind letting child killers roam free.

@raccy There was no direct physical evidence, there was however an abundance of circumstantial evidence pointing toward her almost certain guilt

Nobody can believe she's walking free somewhere  in this planet

She just started a Private Investigation company. WTF

@haymaker 49 yeah I just feel so sad for the daughter. She was so young and didn't even live life. But the mother has the audacity to go out to party with her friends and boyfriend after her daughter "went missing". Smh disgusting.

@Monica G I agree with you on that. I still believe she killed her daughter.

@Dane the jury believed the bs story the pushed during the trial.

Yeah I agree they should have at least got her on child neglect or perjury for lying to the police. Like common guys (police/prosecutors). It's sad that they didn't have enough evident to convict her but don't let her go free.😣

@Pilot Did you watch the video all the way through? Spoilers: At the end, the jury finds her not guilty on all accounts.

@GøD I haven’t finished the video but have grown up in Orlando. I’m pretty sure because there was no solid evidence that proved she was the one to kill her daughter.

@haymaker 49 lmao American courts go brrr

@haymaker 49 lmao American courts go brrr

@dante arias Oh, ok! Sorry about that then

@dante arias this case happened years ago?? How do you not know what happened lol

@DR Evili think you missed the point completely

agreed! I was puking and crying my eyes out after my furboy decided to run off on an adventure. (he was found) She was WAY to calm in the videos. I've been locked up, sucks ass !Anyway, GUILTY!!!!!!!

I know right?? I wish I could meet her face to face .....<br>In a secluded area 😑

I know right?? I wish I could meet her face to face .....
In a secluded area 😑


The fact that she got away just proves how wrong the american system is and how disgusting a lawyer can be. He said she was innocent like he believed in it. But I know that EVERYONE that watches this video can only determine that she's guilty af. Poor little thing would be 16 years old. I am not religious so i don't know if there's an after life. But those of you who believe in it I just ask you to pray for her soul. Rest in peace Caylee. Born without a father and died by her mother's hands.


oh god that little girl would be the same age as me


i think the first thing that caught my attention with her is she like seemed to know every little detail of these people she would talk about. like how do you know she's always used both last names ever since her mom remarried like what? how do you know where and how long each of her family members have lived? like it's this crazy level of specific detail that almost no one would ever know about co-workers or people they employ. it very much feels like the same as when someone writing a story is doing a rough draft of quick facts about a character.

Same. I was like, who knows your coworkers middle names? That poor guy that quit work in 2002. Imagine getting pulled I to a national kidnapping case and them asking you to contact your previous nanny for your non existent children. What the actual fuck?

She could have used her 'Talent' to do great things in world of literature. <br>I am sure she would have ranked number one On NYT BEST SELLER.

She could have used her 'Talent' to do great things in world of literature.
I am sure she would have ranked number one On NYT BEST SELLER.

i have a friend who is a pathological liar, who lies about every stupid little thing all the time, and makes up ridiculous unimportant details like that all the time.  luckily she's not also a psychopathic killer, but still....the behavior casey portrays here is like identical.

@Austin Shooness unfortunately the prosecution failed miserably at proving beyond reasonable doubt that she did it. They had very little physical evidence most was circumstantial. Which can be easy to rip to shreds and input enough doubt. I’m honestly impressed with the jury for remaining impartial and actually keeping emotion out of it and looking at only facts and the facts didn’t paint a clear portrait of who did. The fact paired a fuzzy picture that resembled Casey. It’s unfortunate that little Caylee got no justice.

@Red agreed! Although she seems like a cold hearted mum along with being a efficient liar..the state failed to prove that she killed her child with solid evidence...so it was really easy for the defence to make her to found not guilty...man but she is scary.

@Austin Shooness she never testified in court. There was very little evidence of any real value. I think the jury was right to give a not guilty verdict. It wasn't like 11/1 guilty to not guilty either, there were 10 people that thought she was not guilty as soon as deliberations started.

@Austin Shooness Hindsight is always 20/20 and it is so easy to say you’d get it right when you weren’t there in the middle of the case.

And she is a pathological lier which means they lie in a lot of detail

definitely i tactic guilty people use to deflect direct questions. almost every guilty criminal does this and to me it instantly is a tell

@TheShibaFather  thing is, I only know of people in Mexico, central and south America who do the 2 last name thing. I live in a predominantly Puerto Rican neighborhood and don't know a single one who does the 2 last name thing. but hey, I could be wrong

Good point. And I don't think the cops were fooled. But like they said, most people got sucked in because she could do it so fluently. Entire stories and details just flowed out of her without stuttering or hesitation. Only a psycho could do that.

There's a specific spot she gives away her story telling technique. He asks what race the babysitter was, she says mixed, black and (pauses) Puerto Rican. She pauses because she's in real time telling a story and knows the perception of saying Mexican, would be "that's what people make up." So she jumps to something less common and therefor more believe in her eyes. We only know this because of hindsight but in real time that's a scary mf talent to have.

Exactly, anything’s real when you make it up.

She would study every little detail posible about her lies so that she could make it seem credible , making it seem like she actually knew these people and places , she had every answer already memorized , it’s common on people who lie a lot to over-explain things while lying

@LuxLoose for real, it is literally appalling to me that these people voted her not guilty after all the damn manipulation she did. And you trying to tell me that couldn’t catch her lying once in court after all of the damn lies she told previously?

i noticed that too. like in the beginning, it makes no sense that she would share that information when you look at the urgency of the situation bc it was practically pointless.


The fact that her lawyers persuaded the jury to rule by emotions instead of the blatant evidence was so disgusting and then at the end  calling the other lawyers disgusting for doing their job for trying to get Caylee some justice. Ugh gross


As a father, I couldn’t imagine firing all pistons to find my son, like if he gets lost in a store, I panic and none of that is here. I especially couldn’t imagine lying to investigators to find him. After seeing so many interrogation videos, she’s obviously deceptive and it makes me want to scream

@King Bee
Wow, someones got some massive projection issues going on here.
Most people dont need dna tests to know their children are their children. Sounds like you got some issues bruh.

@King Bee What are you even trying to say here? Like, leaving aside how ridiculous that claim is have you never heard of adoption? DNA is not a prerequisite for parenthood.

Are you sure you're son is actually your son?  DNA test says what?


The oddest thing was in court she immediately stopped crying when she heard she was going free.<br>What I learned from this case is these ppl, her and her parents didn't deserve this little girl. She was taken away forever. Saved from much worse. They'll never see her again. That's a relief to me. This and the Watts case. They are free.

The oddest thing was in court she immediately stopped crying when she heard she was going free.
What I learned from this case is these ppl, her and her parents didn't deserve this little girl. She was taken away forever. Saved from much worse. They'll never see her again. That's a relief to me. This and the Watts case. They are free.


What is crazy to me is she did not call the cops about her daughter being missing but could call the cops on someone who spilled a drink on her at the bar in a heartbeat 🙄