I will never get over the fact that Casey is walking free. There’s just this constant underlying sense of frustration that re-emerges every time I’m reminded of it

I will never get over the fact that Casey is walking free. There’s just this constant underlying sense of frustration that re-emerges every time I’m reminded of it

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But why show a pic of Alanis Morrisette?

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But why show a pic of Alanis Morrisette?

@ドット Imagine trying to justify the barbaric act of mutilating the unborn.

@ドット Imagine trying to justify the barbaric act of mutilating the unborn.

@Victoria Noelle that's just no good... Don't waste your life away ruining someone else's. I know it's frustrating but that won't change what happened. You don't owe it to anyone, especially not to that kid. She's dead and depending on what you believe in in a better place now. If your religious you should be happy that Casey is going to hell or something... Idk I'm not religious. But yeah! Don't waste your life away!

@Tim Beech 60 million babies aborted in America since Roe V Wade. Let's not even talk about globally.

@Tim Beech 60 million babies aborted in America since Roe V Wade. Let's not even talk about globally.

@Jcsj_1995 is the baby human? Yes. It's not a chicken or cow, the species is human. Is the baby alive? Yes. If it was not alive then it could not grow. It became a life at conception. Is it murder to kill a baby? Yes. 95% of biologists agree that life begins at conception. Anyone that isn't prolife is sadistic, evil, uneducated and desensitized to genocide. You have to tell yourself that the baby isn't "*really* a baby" because if you faced the facts and realized that you have been supporting the genocide of Innocents, you would likely take your own life or at the very least hate yourself. And you wouldn't be missed.

@cornpipe prolife means opposed to abortion and euthanize . I don't have to adopt all the stray animals to be opposed to animal testing. The problem with anything other than prolife is that you're allowing, encouraging, and or supporting the genocide of the most innocent among us.

@Dynamite you some kind of sociopath or something? Otherwise you’re a troll

@Dynamite you some kind of sociopath or something? Otherwise you’re a troll

@Dynamite The way you described a fetus at a certain amount of weeks is equivalent to the significance of a bug. It feels, it moves, perhaps it breathes, though it's not comparable to the complex beings that we are as humans. Yes, there are some of us that don't want to kill these bugs because of some "moral dilemma" that you speak of, but do we consider it murder if someone else does? Of course not, because these bugs are not in a state of consciousness or awareness of their own identity to the same degree that human beings are. They more or less are simply surviving by instinct. They aren't emotionally connected to their existence nor do they apply any significance to life itself. If you think simply being able to feel or sense your surroundings is the equivalent of taking the life of a human being with feelings and emotions and thoughts and an identity, then you're severely misconstrued.

@70ne They're insane. They think humans aren't humans until they're out of the womb. Yeah, they deserve prison like all other psychopaths.

@70ne They're insane. They think humans aren't humans until they're out of the womb. Yeah, they deserve prison like all other psychopaths.

@Jcsj_1995 Just keep telling that to yourself. If I follow your logic than 3yo kid isn't human as well being it's not quite developed yet. It's about killing the possibility of the future. It will all be clear to you when you meet your creator, which you certainly will. Sooner than later.

@Abraham Technology like I said even if it was an accident, she still fucking covered it up for a month, lied to the police, put her dead body in her car, and went to parties after her daughter died.

@Abraham Technology so you think the CHILD killed herself? I have empathy, but I have empathy for the child that was murdered. Not for the mother that covered it up, not for the mother that went and partied when her daughter was “missing” not for the mother that lied to the police and sent them on a goose chase, not for the mother that had her daughters dead body in her car for who knows how long, not for the mother that looked like she didn’t care when her daughter was “missing”.

@BadToothGamer Infinitely less flawed than trial by judge.

@BadToothGamer Infinitely less flawed than trial by judge.

@Jcsj_1995
Herself? Someone else? Accident?
Everything you're claiming is not evidenced.
I have empathy. If you think having empathy is wrong, then you have issues.

@Jcsj_1995
Herself? Someone else? Accident?
Everything you're claiming is not evidenced.
I have empathy. If you think having empathy is wrong, then you have issues.

@Abraham Technology also no that doesn’t prove that there “may have been” a dead body in the car, that proved that there was a dead body in the car.

@Abraham Technology also no that doesn’t prove that there “may have been” a dead body in the car, that proved that there was a dead body in the car.

@Jcsj_1995 All that proves is a dead body may have been in a car.
It's not evidence of HER killing anyone. At worst it's something related to corpse abuse.
I hope you never have kids.

@Abraham Technology 🙄 so someone constantly lying, covering up the death, having the smell of a dead body in her car,  and all the other evidence, isn’t enough evidence for you?

@Jcsj_1995 Cool conjecture with no evidence.

@Jcsj_1995 Cool conjecture with no evidence.

@Abraham Technology no it’s almost definitely Casey who killed her daughter

@Abraham Technology no it’s almost definitely Casey who killed her daughter

@70ne you can’t murder what isn’t a living human.

@70ne you can’t murder what isn’t a living human.

@70ne You have zero evidence of that occurring.

@70ne You have zero evidence of that occurring.

@Abraham Technology conjecture or not this case is obvious. She killed her own child. Disgusting.

@Abraham Technology conjecture or not this case is obvious. She killed her own child. Disgusting.

@70ne This is the one video where it's unclear of who killed her child, or if her child was even killed by another human.
There's no evidence, just conjecture.
I was taught to take conjecture with a grain of salt, for conjecture is toxic.
Also, I guess me having empathy is what's "wrong" with me to you.

@Abraham Technology dfuq, whats wrong with you people?

@Abraham Technology dfuq, whats wrong with you people?

@Jcsj_1995 You just keep telling that to yourself. It will still haunt you. Have you heard of condoms? No?

@Jcsj_1995 You just keep telling that to yourself. It will still haunt you. Have you heard of condoms? No?

@Dynamite I have hard time understanding your opinions. You're obviously well informed but wtf man? Are you against abortion or you just don't care?

@Dynamite I have hard time understanding your opinions. You're obviously well informed but wtf man? Are you against abortion or you just don't care?

I looked her up on Wikipedia halfway through and was godsmacked to see her only convictions were lying to police

I looked her up on Wikipedia halfway through and was godsmacked to see her only convictions were lying to police

She will get hers. What’s in for her is worse than you could ever imagine.

She will get hers. What’s in for her is worse than you could ever imagine.

@Dynamite abortions are different, abortions are not murder

@Dynamite abortions are different, abortions are not murder

@jonlewis Sadly you're correct. If they had gone for a lesser charge, they would have been able to succeed. First degree murder is very difficult to prove in court as it has to be proven "without a shadow of doubt" along with premeditated intent to kill.

@Alex Nezhynsky of course she should not have been a parent! She had options though, abortion, adoption or even her parents. No doubt her parents would have been more than willing to care for her child while she went out and partied. Let's just hope she never becomes a mother again.

@Dynamite A fetus is not it's own entity therefore not a human nor is it entitled to any rights as a human. It's scary that you equate a medical procedure to the death of a living breathing person.

@AnataBakka Again, no one knows what killed Caylee, let alone who hid her.
It's possible that it was Casey, but that's all that is, a possibility, and that only would prove that she hid her, not that she killed her.
Casey Anthony having the damaged psyche she does has the capability of hiding a dead body she comes across, but since she hasn't been connected with any other assaults or murders, it is unlikely she ever murdered anyone.

@Ele LaEffe not living in the Middle Ages also means listening to opinions you don't agree with and remaining civilized.

@Ele LaEffe not living in the Middle Ages also means listening to opinions you don't agree with and remaining civilized.

@Mads Erik Horstad In US justice system, once you've gone through trial, and have received your verdict, you cannot be retried again for the same case.  Her parents have proved total enablers when it came to their daughter, so I doubt that they would file in a separate case...it's all in all tragic for that little girl, and for the rest of us that have to see this injustice exist.

@Rocky M. G. funny how all of you calling @Mary out to be a "Karen" actually sound like real Karens.  And there are so many of you to promptly gang up on one, a true Karen behavior.

@Abraham Technology we probably didn't read the same thing. why would she search how to suffocate a child on google, and why did they find human decomposition in her car?
unless all that was a fabrication or was found later on after the case was dismissed.
or, as people said above, the judges are all simps.

also, as from other comments, abortion and morality is indeed different for each person.
for example i believe each individual semen, even before they turn into a child, is already a living being, which is why you can think that trillions of possible persons have died since you were 12 years old, but others may not agree with me

@Victoria Noelle people  like that don't deserve even that, they shouldn't begiving the chance again to do anything close to that

@Victoria Noelle people  like that don't deserve even that, they shouldn't begiving the chance again to do anything close to that

She must be living the ‘Bella Vita’ life now! Like her tattoo!

She must be living the ‘Bella Vita’ life now! Like her tattoo!

I think trying her for First Degree was the downfall. They couldn't prove she intended to murder.

I think trying her for First Degree was the downfall. They couldn't prove she intended to murder.

@Andro Libre She's attending BLM "marches" huh? Figures.

@Andro Libre She's attending BLM "marches" huh? Figures.

@I Thought It Was Funny she looks gross to me. I know its shallow but just saying since we are talking about it. So tragic. Can't get over gone for a month and no report

If it helps, she would have been a terrible mother, and her daughter would have a miserable childhood. It would have been better if Casey never had a child

If it helps, she would have been a terrible mother, and her daughter would have a miserable childhood. It would have been better if Casey never had a child

@El Astronaute oh, she was acquitted. She recently started a bail bonds company. Yes really.

@El Astronaute oh, she was acquitted. She recently started a bail bonds company. Yes really.

I would allow double jeopardy to be excused in this case. Bring her to justice...whatever that is anymore

I would allow double jeopardy to be excused in this case. Bring her to justice...whatever that is anymore

@TheLegend27 yep and it doesn’t help that God especially loves the little children so her punishment will be extra harsh.

@TheLegend27 yep and it doesn’t help that God especially loves the little children so her punishment will be extra harsh.

Don't worry. We as humans are not meant to judge. When she dies, God will judge her for everything she's done/ will do. God will not let the murder of that baby go unnoticed and unjustified just like we let it get here on Earth. We can't do anything about it, so don't worry or even think about it. Give it to God.

Honestly I don't see how she could live a normal life after this. Everyone knows she constantly lies, and I don't think anyone would hire someone like that for any job. I think prison is the only place where she can live an actual life where she can be provided for, not like she deserves it.

@Victoria Noelle That's the most fucked up thing I've ever heard

@Victoria Noelle That's the most fucked up thing I've ever heard

you don't understand how frustrated I am right now after watching that whole video then finding out she was found not guilty

you don't understand how frustrated I am right now after watching that whole video then finding out she was found not guilty

@Victoria Noelle   You can do more than that but nobody will step up

@Victoria Noelle   You can do more than that but nobody will step up

@Victoria Noelle society should absolutely not be doing that, we should be working to improve the system so it is more accurate in the future.

@Victoria Noelle society should absolutely not be doing that, we should be working to improve the system so it is more accurate in the future.

@Dynamite there is no point in pointing at other states to say there it's legal to XYZ. Who cares where she was it wasn't legal. End of story.

@Dynamite there is no point in pointing at other states to say there it's legal to XYZ. Who cares where she was it wasn't legal. End of story.

@Dynamite I get you but also. It's still illegal to kill a person or lie to the police with false information. Abortion or not. She just in the state of perpetual lying.

@Dynamite I get you but also. It's still illegal to kill a person or lie to the police with false information. Abortion or not. She just in the state of perpetual lying.

@Victoria Noelle she only served a month

@Victoria Noelle she only served a month

@Jen Jen's New News lol puerto rican and BLACK! she had to throw that in there! daaaaamn!!!

@Jen Jen's New News lol puerto rican and BLACK! she had to throw that in there! daaaaamn!!!

@Paul No. Stop. Talk to your handlers before you get fired Kevin.

@Paul No. Stop. Talk to your handlers before you get fired Kevin.

Turkish-American Groyper  post birth abortion doesn’t exist, it’s not a thing and you have no idea how women’s health care works clearly.

Turkish-American Groyper  post birth abortion doesn’t exist, it’s not a thing and you have no idea how women’s health care works clearly.

You and me both sister. That woman deserves so much more than what she got.

You and me both sister. That woman deserves so much more than what she got.

I think you're right and hit the nail on the head when you said that many people escape the thought of facing the issue and moral dilemma associated with it. And I agree that people can detach the value of life from the unborn compared to children that we see running around due to the fact that the unborn are not as distinguishable.

However, I think the biggest factor that contributed to desensitizing the masses and normalizing the idea of abortion was the decades of indoctrination starting in the mid 20th century in schools as well as the media and pop-culture. The movement away from tradition and religion has manifested a lot of the problems we see in society today. Morality is subjective to many and they can't be reasoned with when the issue of abortion comes up. The definition and value of life is seen as subjective so there is no reasoning in that.

@Dynamite I understand your point about it being hypocritical. Some people don't bat an eye at abortion, but care about this.

 I think the issue is for many of us the waters are muddied. Maybe we even deceive ourselves to not feel like killers if it is in fact more concrete and obvious. Is it a person, if so at what point? Is there consciousness, are they self aware? Is is just a bunch of tissues at this point? What are we really doing when we abort?

We don't see anything tangible and recognizable and sympathizable like a human face. At best an outline or shadow. It may be harder to empathize when we don't know if it's a person or can clearly ascertain it as a person the normal way, by being able to physically see, observe, and interact with it. Whereas in this case we clearly know it's a person with wants and feelings and a personality through direct experience.

 She's fully aware this is a person and is physically, herself, snuffing them out of existence. I think this could be what allows people to have these seemingly contradictory views.

@ドット A lot of states actually have no limits or the limits can be blocked by courts. Sexual differentiation also happens around week 6-7 in embryonic development but that doesn't even matter because it's still a life because once conception occurs, left to its natural growth, it will keep growing just as any human does until full maturity. At 8 weeks gestation, facial sensory receptors appear and by 14 weeks gestation, sensory fibers grow into the spinal cord and connections are made with the thalamus (part of the brain). Many abortions are deemed legal by this time. There is just no defense for abortion and in this case, killing of a 2 year old is quite similar to it. They can both feel pain. You can't just say the baby in the womb is not a life because of the location, that it's just not outside yet. That makes no sense.

It's because of the Halo effect look it up on here. there's plenty of videos that talk about it. We judge people based on their physical appearance, Had Casey Anthony been fat and ugly? She would have been found GUILTY.

@Dynamite this child had a life, feelings, personality, knew the world outside, had a name, an identity. Was given this person Casey as her mother. someone she depended on for all her needs... who needed her to nurture her. and she didnt.

 being a mom wasnt "cute and exciting" anymore.  a 6 week old fetus doesnt even have a sex characteristics developed until about 7-8 weeks. nothing is completely developed until you give birth, and even then its still growing. thats why abortion is illegal after 10 weeks because at 20 weeks because can it be deemed viable and savable if something were to happen in utero or to the mother medically. it is indeed VERY different.

@Mary &Here we have a wild, rabid, Karen. Calm down sis, it's not that serious.

@Mary &Here we have a wild, rabid, Karen. Calm down sis, it's not that serious.

@meredocu it's so true though. think about the hypocrisy. people are seething about this yet are totally ok with literally killing babies after they're born or in the womb

El Astronaute Mary has no chill lollll I didn’t find anything wrong with your question.  It is quite a shocking fact that she is out walking free when everything is considered. Our justice system is far from perfect.

... But it was the Puerto Rican babysitter

... But it was the Puerto Rican babysitter

The white guy who shot the black guy once in self defense after he was attacked, who accidentally killed him, waited for police, volunteered all information, got the MAXIMUM 30 years, despite having no previous criminal record.
The white woman who tried to kill her husband by a hired gun after defrauding him of his house, and who lied through the entire court case and has never took any responsibility for her actions, got a measly 15 years, 6 of which were house arrest.
The US court system is run by simps.

The parents of hundreds of thousands of babies who get aborted every year get to walk free too as do the doctors so why do you care so much about this one case? Just pretend she made a post-birth abortion and you will get over it.

@Victoria Noelle when does that happen....last time people caught up with her she was chilling in a bar, attending BLM marches and shit, and for the most lives life like this never happened

@RolandRED I think we shd all say hi to Karen!

@RolandRED I think we shd all say hi to Karen!

El Astronaute Casey was indicted on 4 counts of lying under oath to police, serving only 3 years in prison. Her daughter never received justice, as she somehow evaded 1st degree murder, aggravated manslaughter & child abuse charges.

wtf how is she free? I haven't watched it all yet but surely that cannot be possible

wtf how is she free? I haven't watched it all yet but surely that cannot be possible

All we as a society can do is shame & remind her of her misdeeds the remainder of her breathing days. Making her ‘free’ life a living hell is the least we could do for her daughter who never got the opportunity to live a full life due to her actions.


The way she smiled after she was proven not guilty, knowing she just got away with the murder is seriously fucked.

@Adalbert Schwafel This was an ordinary family, so you're right.

But I'll give you an example - there was a very famous case in Poland of Tomasz Komenda - essentially a 15 year old girl was brutally raped, left naked and unconscious in winter and died of exposure and internal bleeding.

No strong evidence ever pointed to mr Komenda, he even had a strong alibi - but he was sentenced for life, and got out of prison after 18 years after proving his innocence.

After that two other guys were found guilty, one of them has been let go from custody after being sentenced for 25 years in prison, to wait for jail admission as a free man...

 There are findings of multiple bizarre and nonsensical missteps in the investigation, on behalf of the police, the prosecutors and even judges, multiple witnesses has died either supposedly committing suicide or in a car crashes. Not a single person was faced criminal charges for corruption or even negligence in the investigation.

Mr. Komenda was granted around 500k $ (roughly an equivalent of 1mln $ if it happened in the US) for his time spent in prison (that was by far the largest amount of cash anyone ever got from polish government as a compensation - a striking contrast to 45k $ a guy was granted for being wrongfully arrested for just three days in Cananda)

@DaleDoback1888 tu dis de la mxrde gros wtf

@DaleDoback1888 tu dis de la mxrde gros wtf

I mean I guess, I feel like literally anyone would smile after being found not guilty for basically anything lol weird thing to read into

Yea and then this will happen again as soon as she gets tired of her next child.

@Mr Artician but a judge may only overturn a guilty verdict to not guilty. Honestly this is a failure of the investigation team. A ton of circumstance evidence does not meet the burden of proof the state must show.  If anything the judge should have redirected the prosecution during prima facia to re-file when they meet burden. But to bind it over you only need some evidence and this is what you get.

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But why show a pic of Alanis Morrisette?

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

Right it was eye opening like she did not just do that shit wtf

@shaft9000 While the initial verdict is made by the jury, a judge can indeed, overrule a jury's decision, which is what should have happened in this bizarre case.

@Brian Johnson she also changed her story on the stand and claimed she (Casey’s mom) looked up chloroform not Casey. The prosecution was pissed.

...She was proven not guilty and got away with murder?

I know right the justice system is fucked!!

I know right the justice system is fucked!!

@Singing Sunflower I agree, I  honestly think it was a lie to sway the jury to show symphony for what she has done, and in a way it worked sadly.

Yep, that's what wickedness and evil would look like if it had a face!

#rich #white #harmless #women #privilege 😂

#rich #white #harmless #women #privilege 😂

@Ricky LaFleur i am just to the people who deserve it

@Ricky LaFleur i am just to the people who deserve it

Yeah wouldn't she be relieved? A sigh of relief is the only appropriate reaction here

@Samson Crosswood she throws birthday parties on her daughters tombstone  as if they're still alive ... disturbing

Maybe she smiled for knowing that she won't have to fricking die. If you think about it that way, that's not fucked up anymore.

Obviously she was guilty and a terrible person so I dont doubt that she was happy to be found not guilty, but you can tell she is (whether she is putting on a show or not) crying and smiling in relief and not smiling smugly. That facial expression that sort of looks like a smile is not uncommon at all when people are crying, I do it too. You can see her eyebrows are scrunched up and there are tears, the "smile" like expression is a similar reflex as those things when crying

@DaleDoback1888 Well I live in Germany, so therefore + my personal moral, big yikes to murdering people imprisoned by the state...<br>So I am very much against your idea, but wish you as a person a good day nevertheless

@DaleDoback1888 Well I live in Germany, so therefore + my personal moral, big yikes to murdering people imprisoned by the state...
So I am very much against your idea, but wish you as a person a good day nevertheless

@Lucien De Rubempré or like watch the video first lol

@Lucien De Rubempré or like watch the video first lol

@DaleDoback1888 idk but the death injection is painless so they def deserve worse

@minikui kowai desu <br>Like what ? Since jails are useless.

@minikui kowai desu
Like what ? Since jails are useless.

@DaleDoback1888 i think death penalty is not a good idea cause death is an easy way out they. Deserve harsher punishment

@Adalbert Schwafel
Personally I live in France and in my country you don't even have to bribe the judge to get away.

The Justice system is fucked up in my country...

I mean in my country we have daily cases of criminals who commit violent crimes those guys are repeated offenders well known from the police.

And that because our jails are full of scumbags...

I'm 100% for the death penalty we should really clean our countries.

@MrJpegi that’s not why she got off but we won’t talk about that lol

@Singing Sunflower someone give opinion on the second reply, I'm curious

@Adalbert Schwafel I'm from the balkans, and while not easily, this shit really does happen. We just had a case where one of the people of stature accused a bunch of judges of taking bribes, since he finally got skewered

@MrJpegi bruh, where in europe do you live, that judges are that easily corrupted? <br>Does not really sound realistic in a case like this one, or somewhat similar.

@MrJpegi bruh, where in europe do you live, that judges are that easily corrupted?
Does not really sound realistic in a case like this one, or somewhat similar.

The way she’s still going around, living life, and partying and breathing....

She wasn't "proven not guilty." She is guilty, but the jury didn't feel certain enough about it to render a guilty verdict, due to reasonable doubt. I don't agree with their verdict but it's not my decision.

@shaft9000 Ok sorry, european here.Still doesnt change that this case looks just like Capone trial, well Capone at leasta ctually went to jail

@MrJpegi The verdict isn't the judge's decision, it is the jury's decision. The judge determines the sentence, and what is permitted in proceedings.

@Singing Sunflower I don't care. Usually when judge makes a stupid decision its parents who bribe them or you've got a lawyer that knows judge personally

@MrJpegi  That argument holds less water when her mother is the one who turned her in.

@MrJpegi hmm, they accused her father of sexually abusing her as defense, dont think the parents sponsored that??

"I have rich parents that will get me out of this" kinda smile


She's free, but fortunately she's not really free. Everywhere she goes she will face nothing but disdain and disgust.  And, im happy videos like this will continue to pop up and give her case renewed attention, so people don't forget.

That girls has already made excuses to herself and she will just talk her way out of any questions people have for her.  If someone see her she probably just says it's not her.

teissy gonzalez she isn’t married but she is happy and does photography and is training to be a private investigator by the PI her defense team hired. She’s such a shitty human that should’ve gotten the death penalty.

30 Nights Insomniac she did not change her name.

Rianna oh yea- she had more kids. There’s a video of something happening with her school and her kids. She was upset or something you can YouTube it.

Yes this!! This is what I’ve always said about this case. The justice system let this country down letting her walk- but it’s now our job as a society to hold her accountable!! We can’t forget that.

She has no regrets came out last as a cover story. Shes not being punished.

@Stained Glass she probably takes Xanax to go to sleep

@Stained Glass I bet after a handful of Xanax.

she IS free and living high on the hog with her lawyer.  she gets everything she wants.

If she's a sociopath it won't bother her

Nice thought,  but not true.
We are the minority here.
General population still watches TV

@Jfjdjshdi, my mom thinks I'm a nice guy.

Even if she is met with disdain and disgust, I doubt it'll matter to her if she's sociopathic. She probably won't start feeling remorse for it any time soon. The only consequence that'll reach her is doors closing, <i>(and only as annoyance)</i> fewer opportunities available to get her what she wants in life.

Even if she is met with disdain and disgust, I doubt it'll matter to her if she's sociopathic. She probably won't start feeling remorse for it any time soon. The only consequence that'll reach her is doors closing, _(and only as annoyance)_ fewer opportunities available to get her what she wants in life.

Imagine punishing someone who didn't do anything. You sure are a nice person...

im pretty sure she got married n is jus living a normal life now its crazy how she really did get away w it yall think she cares ab others ppl opinions

Just face it. She outsmarted the system, a single lying (bad at that) human being.

It's quite simple to dissappear if u want to.  It just takes dedication and planning.  Name change, subtle plastic surgery that changes your face just enough, moving to a small town where nobody knows you...

@Rianna You think another country would just take her? lol.

She changes her name and hair and she's basically anonymous again.

I'm surprised she has been able to remain in the US. Everyone seemed to follow this case and so many people were outraged.

@isa Solano Doesn't matter. She will feel like a worm every day...   No life and no death, worse than insects

@Stained Glass she's too big of a narcissist.  Probably wants to flaunt that she got away with it

Yes exactly!! Videos popping up from time to time will never let her be fully free she will always be reminded of how sick she is


@renee Not if theyre lying to give her a lesser sentence.

@renee Not if theyre lying to give her a lesser sentence.

I blame the media for releasing the info on the jurors.  Anyone in that situation would just go with the first suggestions during deliberation in order to reach an end sooner

@Taco Monster every body even criminal deserves legal defense. It's the prosecutor's duty to convince the jury. if the prosecutor can't do his job, don't blame the defense attorney.

Bruh u everywhere, see u over on TKO allllll the time

Bruh u everywhere, see u over on TKO allllll the time

@Taco Monster Defense Attorneys are there for anyone who is at risk in a court of law. They have a job to do unfortunately.

@Taco Monster Defense Attorneys are there for anyone who is at risk in a court of law. They have a job to do unfortunately.

@Lea H Ofcourse, but Karma is not a real thing lmao

@Lea H Ofcourse, but Karma is not a real thing lmao

@thesnackbandit if it had been your child, wouldn't you wish that the murderer got the right punishment?

@thesnackbandit if it had been your child, wouldn't you wish that the murderer got the right punishment?

@Taco Monster How is it the defence attorney’s fault? It’s literally their job to give their clients the best shot they have.

@Taco Monster How is it the defence attorney’s fault? It’s literally their job to give their clients the best shot they have.

@stuck inside Yeah but then her lawyer basically set her dad up as a rapist and mom as a person that ignored that with no evidence and the court seemed to be on his side the whole time. Thats the worst part they were with her the whole time even when she was lying and now she lied about them abusing her to have an excuse for killing a baby. Ridiculous

yea its so dumb. she at least deserved justice.

yea its so dumb. she at least deserved justice.

I wish I could go back and bring that little girl to the future with me

I wish I could go back and bring that little girl to the future with me

Her lawyer had to know she was guilty… when dealing with a real TODDLER murderer, you gotta just get paid and throw the case… HE KNEW SHE DID IT, and defended her and lied for the money… for a child killer

They will all answer to god. That poor little girl. Any real human can clearly see the mother did it. The jury failed that girl and will burn with the mother.

Yep.... Her parents have a lot to answer for in the development of her character.... Letting her get away with stuff, no boundaries, no ramifications for her actions.  Lying for her...graduation party..?!  Police officer father?!...joke.

@Taco Monster It's literally their job. The attorney presents the case and deals with their legal stuff. They aren't actually "defending" them in the way you seem to think they are. Defense attorneys are the messenger and make sure they get due process. I get wanting to hate everyone involved, but lawyers are just trying to make sure their clients have rights. They're trying to get the case solved just as much as anyone else. I'm sure those lawyers hate their clients just as much as everyone else does, but they do it because it's their job and their client needs due process. Not to say some lawyers don't put aside morals just to win the case...

@Taco Monster I understand the fact that you are most probably young and don’t understand the justice system works 🤔👍😂

@Taco Monster I understand the fact that you are most probably young and don’t understand the justice system works 🤔👍😂

@Taco Monster By law, every person has a right to an attorney. That is why defense attorneys are necessary. So shut up lol

@Taco Monster By law, every person has a right to an attorney. That is why defense attorneys are necessary. So shut up lol

I guess you'll hate me for this opinion, but I think they made the right decision. There was no direct evidence. This is how the legal system works and it's the only way you can establish a certain degree of justice. So that the evidence counts and not just our gut feeling. My own gut feeling also tells me that she's at least an accomplice in whatever happened. But my gut feeling is based on her being off, being not normal. We can't be judgemental in a law system just because people don't appear normal, have their own traumatic history, personality disorders. All of this can not be considered a contribution to direct evidence. It can contribute to our understanding if a person is a lier. She obviously lies in one line. So we can't take her word for anything. But this doesn't make the evidence more than it is. You can't just say that someone is guilty because they are a bad person, non adapters, even antisocial. Even antisocial people are human and deserve the same rights. Not saying that this one is antisocial though. I think a psychiatrist would have their full share with this one. It's unfortunate that many law systems just distinguish between guilty and not guilty. She at least had a co-responsibility. I think she needs and deserves help from a psychiatric facility. If she had gotten this help before giving birth to a child, this death might have been prevented. It makes me angry how many children have to grow up under the parenting of parents who can't even manage their own lives, who get children for selfish reasons, because a baby is such a cute thing, like a pet, or who need a purpose in life, who need to fill a void, and a child is the perfect candidate to fill a void. They don't get children because they think that they are the perfect candidates to develop a child and provide the support that a child deserves. They don't look into the future and what the future needs. They look at themselves and what they want. They want children. It's their own desire. This is why child abuse is far more common than anyone can imagine. Children can't protect themselves, they don't know how to respond because they don't know what's normal and what not, they don't understand their own rights. So there must be a huge gray number, beyond the huge number we already know, when it gets reported. We only get to see the worst of the worst, but abuse has many shades. Nobody really cares fixing the real causes. All they can do is blame someone, like it's nobody's co-responsibility within a society to contribute to a healthy environment for children. Abuse is an inherited phenomenon. The chain has to be interrupted at one point.

@Brian Lee is that Brian Griffin from the family guy?

@Brian Lee is that Brian Griffin from the family guy?

@Local_Brain_Error // Synaptic_Misfire_Detected I still prefer Chris Watts than this. Smh. At least he eventually admitted it.

@Local_Brain_Error // Synaptic_Misfire_Detected I still prefer Chris Watts than this. Smh. At least he eventually admitted it.

People can say what they want. This is why I am grateful that there will be Judgement Day. God will reward all those who did good and got no credit and punish all those who did evil and got no justice.

I've never seen a bigger disappointment than that jury

I've never seen a bigger disappointment than that jury

@Taco Monster the attorney is doing their job. While I don’t agree with defending a murderer, every American citizen is allowed to hire an attorney and Caycie hired a very good one. Ultimately it is the decision of the prosecution based with the evidence at hand, and they decided on Caycie‘s sentence . Also just doing their jobs. Again, not defending a murderer, just defending our legal system as it protects us. Well it does if you’re white

Murphys law all the way down...<br>Everything bad did happen.

Murphys law all the way down...
Everything bad did happen.

@Local_Brain_Error // Synaptic_Misfire_Detected It was a big deal here… I had friends that went to the courthouse. They Said the prosecution dropped the ball

@Taco Monster No. She’s allowed defense, that is law. You can look at him as a incompetent, although I agree with you that he is a creep.

He also cannot be called an accomplice as he did not have anything to do with Caylee’s passing; he didn’t know Casey before all this. She was not alive at the time her mother called 911

Caylee is in the hands of God but where her mom will go, well she will have justice one day.

Caylee is in the hands of God but where her mom will go, well she will have justice one day.

@Adam Craft I disagree, everyone should have the right to defense themselves in court, no matter what they did (especially if they are not solid evidence against them). I mean, even nazis had a trial too!.

@Taco Monster Everyone has the right to a fair trial, regardless of how clear cut a case is, because it means they will also receive fair punishment. Corrupt individuals in the judiciary system are far more deranged

@Taco Monster to be faur, thats litterally their job in the ameican legal system. everyone is always entitled to an attorney by law, no matter who the person is.

@Eli The1   well, God and Casey decide death, it seems.

@Eli The1   well, God and Casey decide death, it seems.

@Taco Monster I don't know how they live with themselves, I'm a piece of shit most time but those people...wtf do you get from it?

@Taco Monster I don't know how they live with themselves, I'm a piece of shit most time but those people...wtf do you get from it?

@Taco Monster yo, Theyre just doing their job and someone has to defend her. Nobody can’t have a lawyer unless they choose to defend themselves. Calm down

@Jeremy Purdon yes, that should be their job. To make sure they get a fair trial and the law is followed. The problem is a bunch of those crocks are there to make shit up just to get their client out. <br>The ones appointed by the state are usually not too bad as “it is their job” and have to do so even if they believe their client may be guilty. The ones paid by the defendant are there to make money and to get their client out regardless if they are guilty or not.

@Jeremy Purdon yes, that should be their job. To make sure they get a fair trial and the law is followed. The problem is a bunch of those crocks are there to make shit up just to get their client out.
The ones appointed by the state are usually not too bad as “it is their job” and have to do so even if they believe their client may be guilty. The ones paid by the defendant are there to make money and to get their client out regardless if they are guilty or not.

@Taco Monster i understand where you are coming from, defending these monsters is a tough job.

In a perfect world the job of a defense attorney is to make sure the procurators are doing their job correctly. So they don't lie and cheat they system.

I know the world isn't perfect, but it's what I want the world to believe

@Taco Monster this dude never heard of the bill of rights

@Taco Monster this dude never heard of the bill of rights

@Taco Monster that’s literally their JOB wtf

@Taco Monster that’s literally their JOB wtf

@Huyen Nguyen once made it’s done. Nothing else to do but take them out of this world where they could only harm society.

@Huyen Nguyen once made it’s done. Nothing else to do but take them out of this world where they could only harm society.

@Taco Monster Sociopaths are victims <br>Nobody born like that they were created with how the environment dumped at them

@Taco Monster Sociopaths are victims
Nobody born like that they were created with how the environment dumped at them

@colin hoban I wish Caylee could've just been raised by her grandmother. She'd probably be alive and okay now because it's clear she cared about her way more than her mother did.

@Taco Monster "that 'tis much more Prudence to acquit two Persons, tho' actually guilty, than to pass Sentence of Condemnation on one that is virtuous and innocent."

The grandparents didnt know Caylee was missing, what could they have done? They were enabling with the high school thing but that's pretty unimportant, and considering everyone (except the jury apparently) knows what actually happened, I doubt the parents continue to support her. They were way more urgent than Casey, especially considering Casey's plan was to just forget about her daughters "drowning" and never tell a soul.

Yeah, it's a lie that Casey started and the lawyer only continued it. Can't be too mad at the guy and even if you are there's no legal repercussion for him, because if Casey was held accountable for her killing, the lawyer would just say "I didnt know". He probably has much more moral baggage anyway, you can hear the guilt in his voice way more than Casey's. He knew what he was doing.

@Taco Monster wheres your heart,I understand what she did was wrong but noone decides death but GOD

@Taco Monster wheres your heart,I understand what she did was wrong but noone decides death but GOD

@Local_Brain_Error // Synaptic_Misfire_Detected agreed

@Local_Brain_Error // Synaptic_Misfire_Detected agreed

@Meredith S. or father. The only parent that would behave in this way is not anyone worthy to be a parent.

@Meredith S. or father. The only parent that would behave in this way is not anyone worthy to be a parent.

@Taco Monster every person in america has the right to an attorney guilty or not, an attorney is not an accomplice for simply fulfilling someone's given right.

@Meredith S. God that prosecutor must have sucked so bad. there was so much circumstancial evidence and even physical blood lol.  Wtf more you need.

@Meredith S. God that prosecutor must have sucked so bad. there was so much circumstancial evidence and even physical blood lol.  Wtf more you need.

@Local_Brain_Error // Synaptic_Misfire_Detected The prosecutors dropped the ball… There’s not a mother alive that would let their child be missing for 30days and not ask for help.

@Meredith S. There is 0 doubt she killed that poor baby.  How the heck did she get not guilty there is so much evidence against her.  God I hate media.

She killed that poor baby! If she was abused by her dad there’s no way she’d bring her child in to that house

She killed that poor baby! If she was abused by her dad there’s no way she’d bring her child in to that house

@Taco Monster you can’t hold it against the lawyers, they are soldiers for hire. They do what their told unless they are asked to partake in a crime.

@Taco Monster you can’t hold it against the lawyers, they are soldiers for hire. They do what their told unless they are asked to partake in a crime.

I thought this story messed me up and then Chris Watts came long.

I thought this story messed me up and then Chris Watts came long.

@Adam Craft I disagree with your last sentence. The way this country was built is so that every single person has the right to a defense in court. Once a line is made, it is too easy to keep moving it. That becomes a slippery slope. First it would be "well Casey (allegedly, and she was found not guilty btw, so not even allegedly at this point) killed her daughter so obviously we shouldn't give her a chance at defending herself." Then it turns into "well the guy obviously r*ped her, she said he did. No defense for him." Or "she clearly robbed that place, no need for a trial. Hang her." <br>No matter how guilty a person may seem of a crime, they should be able to defend themselves. There are many cases of people wrongly convicted, innocent people who go to jail for several years. Could you imagine how much that number would sky rocket if people had the attitude of "people like blank don't deserve a defence" hindsight is always 20-20. It's super easy to look back now and say Casey didn't deserve a defense. But it isn't easy to say where that stops.

@Adam Craft I disagree with your last sentence. The way this country was built is so that every single person has the right to a defense in court. Once a line is made, it is too easy to keep moving it. That becomes a slippery slope. First it would be "well Casey (allegedly, and she was found not guilty btw, so not even allegedly at this point) killed her daughter so obviously we shouldn't give her a chance at defending herself." Then it turns into "well the guy obviously r*ped her, she said he did. No defense for him." Or "she clearly robbed that place, no need for a trial. Hang her."
No matter how guilty a person may seem of a crime, they should be able to defend themselves. There are many cases of people wrongly convicted, innocent people who go to jail for several years. Could you imagine how much that number would sky rocket if people had the attitude of "people like blank don't deserve a defence" hindsight is always 20-20. It's super easy to look back now and say Casey didn't deserve a defense. But it isn't easy to say where that stops.

Taco Monster just an input on your comment, I know a few defense lawyers as good friends, and they themselves have said that if it wasn’t their job, they wouldn’t do it. Doesn’t make it right - but they told me that when defending a guilty person of whatever crime, it’s not something that they want to do. But it’s how they care for their family too. Touchy topic. But you’re not wrong. It isn’t right. People who do things like what happened in this video do not deserve defense.

@Taco Monster everybody has the right to an attourney. somebody's gotta do the job.

@Taco Monster everybody has the right to an attourney. somebody's gotta do the job.

@randy Yes. Isn't it amazing how easy/clever one can create doubt. Just a minute fraction of doubt and, BINGO, what appeared a foregone conclusion turned completely the other way round. Why, that defense attorney could even have stated the child attempted to kill her mother and the mother killed her child in self defence and the jury may have succumbed to DOUBT. Though highly unlikely, ANYTHING is possible.

@Taco Monster I'm guessing you don't know how the legal system works.

@Taco Monster I'm guessing you don't know how the legal system works.

@phanatic215 it IS shocking. Why didn't they report? Or talk with the police? Mind blowing. I'm assuming they had regular time with her prior to her disappearance, but after a month...they hadn't talked to police or anything? What?

@Taco Monster its literally their job what<br>theyre not an accomplice in murder, thats a toatal misuse of the phrase. the deed had already been done and theyre sinply presenting the evidence and trying to get her a lesser sentence, or none at all

@Taco Monster its literally their job what
theyre not an accomplice in murder, thats a toatal misuse of the phrase. the deed had already been done and theyre sinply presenting the evidence and trying to get her a lesser sentence, or none at all

@kube they are to blame as well but raising this sociopath and coverup her lies which allowed this woman to think she could get away with it.<br>The worst part is she did get away with that.

@kube they are to blame as well but raising this sociopath and coverup her lies which allowed this woman to think she could get away with it.
The worst part is she did get away with that.

That defense attorney is an accomplice in the murder of a child. Lawyers who defend people like this are just horrible people and should be gone of this world.

cant imagine what the grandparents must feel like

cant imagine what the grandparents must feel like


This was probably the most poorly planned murder i've heard about and she still managed to get herself proved not guilty.crazy.

@j.c man her attorney was good tho. Hes gotten off worse people. Look up his history. She got a good lawyer. But yes the system is also flawed

@j.c man Agreed. Putting the average persons to decide these things are very wierd. Since the average human are not very bright.

justice is dead. She would have been taken from police custody and hung in the streets if justice was still alive

@Taylor Griffith well I wonder who I’ll believe a random person on YouTube or a jury and a judge

She gave everyone on the jury some of that pot she was smoking with her boyfriend when things were still going "good" for her

@Exantius E It's a completely different set of values. The foundation of the process in America stems from a fundamental mistrust in the institution of government, elected or otherwise, which is why cases are not typically judged by nothing but appointed bureaucrats and laypeople hand-picked by politicians and political parties like they are in Finland.

@Sharangan S that's how democracy works, your fate is in the hands of ignorant people all the time

the same defence attorney got Aaron hernandez off of 2 murder charges:///

As I recall, the state couldn't prove how the girl died. If you want to convict someone of murdering her you will need to prove she was murdered to begin with. There are ways to do that. If there isn't sufficient evidence to establish cause of death then you'll need something like a confession. She didn't confess so now what? People say we 'know' she did it, but that's not evidence.

@Exantius E this makes perfect sense. that adds up and sounds fair.

@Derek G If the laymen judges come up with a "crazy" judgement, the defence/prosecution (whoever was wronged) can appeal to a higher court and even further to the supreme court, neither of which have laymen in them. Besides, it's way easier to mislead the twelve jury members than the three layman judges because of the training they receive. And the practice you referred to, the judge overturning the verdict, almost never happens anyways so that's kind of a moot argument

@Exantius E Idk that seems just as bad. In both cases your life is in the hands of random people. Except in your case, the laymen technically could, I’m assuming, overrule the real judges since it’s a 3-2 vote. In the jury system, if the jury makes a crazy ruling, the judge can overrule it.

@Exantius E That makes me feel safer, since i'm currently living in Finland, thank you.

@Sharangan S In Finland, where I live, we have what are called layman judges, they're ordinary people who volunteer to participate in court cases. They receive a sort of mini-law school education before beginning, which helps them detect and resist manipulative tactics, avoid bias and view the case in a more professional and objective manner. Then at court there are 2 professional judges and 3 layman judges, and they vote between each other on guilty or not guilty, and what the sentence should be. I think this system works fine, the court cases aren't a circus here where the attorneys make up nonsense and try to appeal to emotions because they know that won't work. The cases focus on evidence and facts. I like it a lot more than the American version

@Dillon Teevan yeah, i think it's just too out there for an average person to believe it to be the truth

@j.c man lawyers and judges them selves are generally not allowed to be in a jury. the system claims they may be too biased against a defendant. But i dont think that makes sense. theyre the most trained people when it comes to logical thinking, they literally have to take a test on it to get into law school, they should be the ones in a jury. maybe even exclusively

@j.c man yeah im sure that women get convicted WAY less for violent crimes

@j.c man how there wasn’t enough evidence

@Cars and Video Games or how flawed the Jury system is. Honestly I think the average person is too biased and ignorant for the job.

Goes to show how good her attorney was…..


The way she speaks to her best friend gave me chills. She’s a narcissistic brat and that child deserved so much better.

Holy fuck when she's talking about her to her parents aswell 😳

@Nancy Flores unfortunately money is stronger than the law

The best friend wouldve been a good mother to that little girl. She cared so much

I agree and I believe her lawyer should also be in jail for lying so much


the defense literally opened with “she died in a pool” and closed with “we will never know how she died”

the defense literally opened with “she died in a pool” and closed with “we will never know how she died”

I know this is sad but I can’t but laughing.I’m not laughing at cayley I’m laughing at how fucking stupid their defense was

I know this is sad but I can’t but laughing.I’m not laughing at cayley I’m laughing at how fucking stupid their defense was

@Sandy Kat it is the job of a defense attorney to defend a client without prejudice, it is the job of the prosecution to prosecute without prejudice and the job of the jury to come to a verdict based on the evidence presented. Lawyers are not guilty of their clients crimes

@Bonnie what is the documented attention span of an amoeba. They could actually be very focused organisms.  I seriously don’t believe we know

@Bonnie what is the documented attention span of an amoeba. They could actually be very focused organisms.  I seriously don’t believe we know

Also, while his closing argument included "(we will never know what happened)", his address to the media claimed that the murderer didn't kill her daughter.

Also, while his closing argument included "(we will never know what happened)", his address to the media claimed that the murderer didn't kill her daughter.

Casey is innocent.   There's no physical evidence that she did something with Kaylee, she's just a congenital liar.  Leave this poor woman alone she lost her child.

Casey is innocent.   There's no physical evidence that she did something with Kaylee, she's just a congenital liar.  Leave this poor woman alone she lost her child.

@Ayoub Innis but they used kaylee dying in a pool as evidence that kasey didn't murder her.

Only issue is that they never proved that the evidence was actually real or tangible

@Ayoub Innis but they used kaylee dying in a pool as evidence that kasey didn't murder her.

Only issue is that they never proved that the evidence was actually real or tangible

@Poizon Ivy - Elizabeth is clearly a troll. Which is why I didn’t respond to the ignorance. Never get random ppl on the internet your time & energy 😂

@Poizon Ivy - Elizabeth is clearly a troll. Which is why I didn’t respond to the ignorance. Never get random ppl on the internet your time & energy 😂

@Poizon Ivy Karen Karen Karen go play. I can have my own opinion . Thank you very much.

@Poizon Ivy Karen Karen Karen go play. I can have my own opinion . Thank you very much.

@Poizon Ivy if there is white privilege , there is black, brown, yellow , cause most people work for their privilege , your part of the problem my dear.

@Poizon Ivy if there is white privilege , there is black, brown, yellow , cause most people work for their privilege , your part of the problem my dear.

@C Henry i think the body was too decomposed to look for chlorine in the lungs or any other substances

@C Henry i think the body was too decomposed to look for chlorine in the lungs or any other substances

@Toxscik especially coming from the lawyer that said "don't make decisions based on emotional value"

@Toxscik especially coming from the lawyer that said "don't make decisions based on emotional value"

@barbara seymour I wouldn’t blame it on the jury, the Defense did put up probable doubt, the prosecution thought what they had was enough and didn’t get more and wasn’t prepared to plug all the holes in the story,

@barbara seymour I wouldn’t blame it on the jury, the Defense did put up probable doubt, the prosecution thought what they had was enough and didn’t get more and wasn’t prepared to plug all the holes in the story,

@Username <br>Stupid jury.  They can so easily be swayed and have to have 100% consensus? Asinine.

@Username
Stupid jury.  They can so easily be swayed and have to have 100% consensus? Asinine.

That is in fact all the Defense had to do, present one scenario that might have possibly happened, and end with you don’t know for sure, and there is questions, burden of proofs lays with prosecution,<br>I am as sicken with this as with the other one where the crazy teenage bitch kill her kid and buried it in the backyard and got off, personally I think the American law system is trying to make a statement

That is in fact all the Defense had to do, present one scenario that might have possibly happened, and end with you don’t know for sure, and there is questions, burden of proofs lays with prosecution,
I am as sicken with this as with the other one where the crazy teenage bitch kill her kid and buried it in the backyard and got off, personally I think the American law system is trying to make a statement

@Coltafanan Studios I think they're saying that after she had "drowned in the pool" they had tried to hide her body in the swamp

@Coltafanan Studios I think they're saying that after she had "drowned in the pool" they had tried to hide her body in the swamp

She might have did in a pool.  There is a lot of reasonable doubt.  Especially with the things har dad used to do to her.

She might have did in a pool.  There is a lot of reasonable doubt.  Especially with the things har dad used to do to her.

@Nigganese Beans the duct tape ON her body was actually a myth, mate.

@Nigganese Beans the duct tape ON her body was actually a myth, mate.

@Bonnie No, it just that those are not really contradicting statements.

In opening, the defender provided his version of what happened, just as the prosecutor did.

In the end, he refers to the fact that prosecutor was not able to provide a solid prove of their version, but neither he proved his. But defender never had a goal to prove his version - his goal was only to show, that prosecution doesn't have a solid prove that defendant killed her child.

Thus, the both statements he made are not in contradiction.

@NewShockerGuy sounds like they didn't charge her with the smaller ones

@NewShockerGuy sounds like they didn't charge her with the smaller ones

@Ayoub Innis This is the problem with having juries, they're gullible and dumb, they just look past the key evidence

@Ayoub Innis This is the problem with having juries, they're gullible and dumb, they just look past the key evidence

There are so many proves in that case that isn't worth wondering how to explain this or that...it's just the stupidity of the jury who made that possible

There are so many proves in that case that isn't worth wondering how to explain this or that...it's just the stupidity of the jury who made that possible

They literally changed the story in the middle of the court and the verdict is still not guilty... Wow

They literally changed the story in the middle of the court and the verdict is still not guilty... Wow

that's the level of confusion necessary I suppose to create more questions in their head but in such a smooth manner that they don't even realize

that's the level of confusion necessary I suppose to create more questions in their head but in such a smooth manner that they don't even realize

how did they not get her on ANY charges... IE: lying to the police or in this case actually interfering with an investigation...etc.  Seems like if nothing else something could have gotten her some type of jail time.  Hell.  If anyone normally interfers or lies to the police something happens.  You lie in court, you're held in contemp, so I'n not understanding how through all the lies and clear deception nothing was able to get her some time at all..

He said "it can never be proven" tho. Knowing something and proving it are two different things. Like I know what I was doing today morning but I can't prove it because I was home alone. The sad thing is this comment got 10k likes. Just shows how many people don't even trying to use brain.

@Sandy Kat the defense’s JOB is to Defend the client. Keeping her out of prison means they did a great job. That’s how it works

@Sandy Kat the defense’s JOB is to Defend the client. Keeping her out of prison means they did a great job. That’s how it works

@Marko Bighead No. He specifically said "this evidence gathered painting a picture of her being a party girl, a sl**t, is just a trick to stir up emotion, but the fact of the matter is that this is not evidence" He clearly avoided the very obvious evidence of the duck tape, and only attacked the party images cuz it would be stupid to call visual evidence of the victim not evidence at all.

@Gavin Porco Ye I think that's clearly what happened as well. What I meant though is that the alternate scenario posited by the defense, where she died in the pool before being moved, doesn't make much sense at all. Accidental drownings happen. They're not an impossibility. But when they're discovered what innocent people do is attempt attempt fist aid while calling ambulance ASAP. Being worried they might be charged with something is the absolute last thing that would go through a mother's mind. She only has a motive for not calling an ambulance, but instead driving to dump her if she was the one that killed her.

@Phyuck Yiu The job of the defence isn’t to prove she died in a pool. It’s solely to make people question if they are 100% sure she didn’t, or if they are 99.9% sure she didn’t. Because the difference between those two is a free person and a dead person. The jury would’ve been too preoccupied with weighing the consequence of their potential killing of an innocent woman to be able to focus on the smaller details that would’ve been more damning, but due to the pressure of the moment could have been overlooked as a result of their emotional bias.

@Gavin Porco - I ain’t reading all that shit lmao. But I’m happy for you. Or sorry that happened

@Gavin Porco - I ain’t reading all that shit lmao. But I’m happy for you. Or sorry that happened

@Phyuck Yiu If you believe that I don’t think you understand how psychology works. Which is a very vague way to say that, but I don’t care to be super precise with the wording at the moment. Literally every person here is talking about how excellent the defence was, I’m not sure which part you’re disagreeing with. The defence said she died in a pool, then said to the jury, you cannot possibly know how she died because there is not clear evidence to show the exact course of action. He said this immediately after getting them to question their own philosophy as to what guilty and not guilty means, which he preceded by garnering their sympathy for her as well as pointing out how the prosecution absolutely fucked up by focusing on her character instead of the evidence for any portion of the trial. The psychological understanding and ability to manipulate displayed by the defence was astounding.

@Treasure Mage I think the motive was not wanting to deal with the inconvenience of having a child. She was free to party after and wrote that in the diary. Makes sense to me. She’d been conditioned into being so pathological that her daughters well-being was only a disruption in her own life. That’s my theory.

@Gavin Porco she lied about literally everything. All evidence pointed to her. She showed absolutely no remorse for her daughter’s death. The defense says “we don’t know how she died” then later says she died in a pool. The defense was absolutely shit. What are you talking about? Lmao

@Tanel Viil I don’t think the jury can be blamed. The defence attorney manipulated their perception masterfully.

@Tanel Viil I don’t think the jury can be blamed. The defence attorney manipulated their perception masterfully.

@Phyuck Yiu I don’t think many defence attorneys could do this period. He was excellent.

@Phyuck Yiu I don’t think many defence attorneys could do this period. He was excellent.

@C Henry They said the skeleton was recovered, I don’t know about the rest.

@C Henry They said the skeleton was recovered, I don’t know about the rest.

@Aby Rodriguez If a person has learned that pretending life is normal will work for them, I can completely see how one could have their daughter die naturally, then think that as long as she was missing the people around her wouldn’t view her negatively, which would then justify trying to dispose of the body and then moving on with her life. With that said, I think she killed her daughter.

@Gavin Porco - Funny how “defense attorneys” can only do this for white people. But keep thinking that 🤣

@Gavin Porco - Funny how “defense attorneys” can only do this for white people. But keep thinking that 🤣

@Sandy Kat In a fucked up sort of way I don’t feel that the world is less safe with her out there. The whole time it felt to me like she killed her child simply because she didn’t want to deal with the inconvenience that the child was to her. No regular relationship with another human would provide that sort of inconvenience, so I wouldn’t expect her to be a serial killer or something like that. Regardless though, I absolutely agree. The fact that she did not receive some punishment is completely unjust, and this whole situation is one of the most chilling things I’ve ever seen.

@Coltafanan Studios Defence isn’t looking for facts. They’re highlighting the lack of completeness of evidence. Masterful manipulation by the defence.

@Coltafanan Studios Defence isn’t looking for facts. They’re highlighting the lack of completeness of evidence. Masterful manipulation by the defence.

@Toxscik and it infuriates me that he says “don’t convict on anger and emotion, the media is making you hate Cayley and comvicting based on emotion is unfair to Cayley!!” But then uses child hood SA to garner empathy for the fucking murderer!!!! God this whole case just has me fucking fuming

If she died in a pool, Why didn't she say that to the detectives when they started to accuse her of murder. And the duct tape , the internet searches, the lack of emotion about her daughter. She's so guilty.

If she died in a pool, Why didn't she say that to the detectives when they started to accuse her of murder. And the duct tape , the internet searches, the lack of emotion about her daughter. She's so guilty.

@Toxscik yeah, if her family was abusive why would they throw her a graduation party even though her parents prolly knew she still fucked up

@Toxscik yeah, if her family was abusive why would they throw her a graduation party even though her parents prolly knew she still fucked up

@PanPan and no one said nothing, mum didn’t report that... abusing his own kids.. I think the father lied to save her monster daughter... all three should be behind bars mum, dad and absolutely her..   when I was listened that was like OMG no one says nothing about that...

@Sandy Kat the defende did his job right. It's the prosecution's fault for letting that happen

@Sandy Kat the defende did his job right. It's the prosecution's fault for letting that happen

@Nura Weyteh she didn’t die in the pool.

@Nura Weyteh she didn’t die in the pool.

Wtf... died in a pool means drowned. Simple as that

Wtf... died in a pool means drowned. Simple as that

@Elizabeth Baker - OJ got off bc the prosecutors were sloppy. No such thing as black privilege. But you already knew that 😏

@Elizabeth Baker - OJ got off bc the prosecutors were sloppy. No such thing as black privilege. But you already knew that 😏

@C Henry also it was like 2008 so it wouldve been even harder.<br>I am suprised they couldnt find any DNA in the car but idk

@C Henry also it was like 2008 so it wouldve been even harder.
I am suprised they couldnt find any DNA in the car but idk

@C Henry I dont think they injected chlorine in her bones im afraid its doomed.

@C Henry I dont think they injected chlorine in her bones im afraid its doomed.

@Siemen Kooijman lmfao or like traces in the bone??? idk man

@Siemen Kooijman lmfao or like traces in the bone??? idk man

@C Henry they found a skeleton where tf are they gonna find lungs

@C Henry they found a skeleton where tf are they gonna find lungs

@shhhhheeeezhzhhzh Their argument would be that she fist died in the pool, and then was moved to the swamp.  Because even if that' still a million crimes it's a million with a lesser sentence than first degree murder. Though how this explains the google search, duct tape, or motive is still anybody's guess.

Exactly - we know how she died, the duct tape on her nose and mouth put there by her mother who Googled foolproof suffocation.

Exactly - we know how she died, the duct tape on her nose and mouth put there by her mother who Googled foolproof suffocation.

if she died in a pool why did she end up in the swamp those juries were fucking crazy to say shes innocent

if she died in a pool why did she end up in the swamp those juries were fucking crazy to say shes innocent

@PanPan  Yeah, I really don't know why they don't test jurors on IQ and EQ beforehand.

@PanPan  Yeah, I really don't know why they don't test jurors on IQ and EQ beforehand.

@sophia Cort Yes. "Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law" means that anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law.

@sophia Cort Yes. "Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law" means that anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law.

@PanPan He hasn't been punished for her abusing her as there wasn't any evidence that he did so. It's just egregious defamation and illegal hearsay the defense threw in to make her more sympathetic. People don't like convicting people they feel sorry for, even if it has nothing to do with the case at all. Furthermore, there likely never will be any evidence that he did so since she knows if he's charged with abusing her, and found not guilty, that could be enough new evidence to allow for a retrial.

@Toxscik his reaction when he heard the not guilty verdict like honesty he knows she’s a lying pos

@Toxscik his reaction when he heard the not guilty verdict like honesty he knows she’s a lying pos

@Aspen Hackbarth No mate, the guy we're replying to 😂

@Aspen Hackbarth No mate, the guy we're replying to 😂

@Nicholas Costa But he didn’t just say “she died in a pool”, he said she drowned in the pool

@Nicholas Costa But he didn’t just say “she died in a pool”, he said she drowned in the pool

@PanPan I am not talking about the bible here. I want to hear now why do you hold to an Agnostic view here? What are your views on Ethics?

@PanPan I am not talking about the bible here. I want to hear now why do you hold to an Agnostic view here? What are your views on Ethics?

@C Henry I guess you would have a hard time finding traces of chlorine in a month old skeleton.

@C Henry I guess you would have a hard time finding traces of chlorine in a month old skeleton.

@Jehoon Seo me neither. He didn't seem like he had a problem with it at all. I saw a video of her a few years ago. She's involved with one of the lawyers that worked on her case. Like living with him. Not the main one but an older man.

@Jehoon Seo me neither. He didn't seem like he had a problem with it at all. I saw a video of her a few years ago. She's involved with one of the lawyers that worked on her case. Like living with him. Not the main one but an older man.

@PanPan No because its a completely false narrative to try and place blame away from her and muddy the water for the jurors. This video shows Casey has no regard for anyone but herself and is a pathalogical liar. If her father really was abusive her whole life why we should still allow her young daughter any contact with her abuser?

In the US you have to tell a story and convince some jury instead of bringing proof. Its a fucking joke

In the US you have to tell a story and convince some jury instead of bringing proof. Its a fucking joke

@PanPan It is not a problem! Mind if wepick this up later on tonight? It is almost 3:40 am where I am. I have to get up early in a few hours. <br>I understand as I am a man of science as well. We can talk later on tonight if that works for you. I want to inquiry into your scientific introspections and intuitions as well to branch out further from Agnostic to potentially a more certified subscribed view.

@PanPan It is not a problem! Mind if wepick this up later on tonight? It is almost 3:40 am where I am. I have to get up early in a few hours.
I understand as I am a man of science as well. We can talk later on tonight if that works for you. I want to inquiry into your scientific introspections and intuitions as well to branch out further from Agnostic to potentially a more certified subscribed view.

@Ayoub Innis Their job is to cast doubt, which they did very well by adding an entirely unforeseen dynamic to the case. The prosecutions job is to present evidence that proves guilt. "Burden of proof is on the state" as they say.

@Ayoub Innis Their job is to cast doubt, which they did very well by adding an entirely unforeseen dynamic to the case. The prosecutions job is to present evidence that proves guilt. "Burden of proof is on the state" as they say.

@PanPan Wait, back up a second. By what merit of evidence exists to show that God is bad? If you are going to bring up the dead Logical Problem of Evil philosophical problem that has been resolved tons of time and literally died back in the 60s, then you are going to need to bring up something more substantial as that problem from even Atheist's scholars and philosophers alike have found that argument to be precarious and counterintuitive in every manner. <br>Also, what do you mean by God is a man-made concept? Do you understand the nature of metaphysical principles, universal abstract objects, and ontological identities? I want to ask before I go into this in case you don't understand. I can even break down the concepts into simpler manageable size pieces so you can understand through normative categorical nomenclature. I want to ask you a question to propagate this discussion further. Are numbers an abstract concept? How do you differentiate the phenomenological concept from the actual abstract-universal numerical individual quantifier? In other words, how do you know what a "one" is within terms of linguistics as opposed to the actual metaphysical universal object?

@PanPan Wait, back up a second. By what merit of evidence exists to show that God is bad? If you are going to bring up the dead Logical Problem of Evil philosophical problem that has been resolved tons of time and literally died back in the 60s, then you are going to need to bring up something more substantial as that problem from even Atheist's scholars and philosophers alike have found that argument to be precarious and counterintuitive in every manner.
Also, what do you mean by God is a man-made concept? Do you understand the nature of metaphysical principles, universal abstract objects, and ontological identities? I want to ask before I go into this in case you don't understand. I can even break down the concepts into simpler manageable size pieces so you can understand through normative categorical nomenclature. I want to ask you a question to propagate this discussion further. Are numbers an abstract concept? How do you differentiate the phenomenological concept from the actual abstract-universal numerical individual quantifier? In other words, how do you know what a "one" is within terms of linguistics as opposed to the actual metaphysical universal object?

@PanPan I will address the concept of subduing of the animals and plantation as a Gift from God later. YOu can check out Genesis 1 and 2 that goes into this.
However, I want to address one major point of contention that I have with that statement that you just made.
"We are good people"
How exactly do you know that with full confidence and assurance? May I ask you why you think you are an all morally good person? What if I were to tell you that none are good but God? That all men have sinned against the Glory of God?

Hes trying his best to save a killer cuz he has to. I would never be able to do that.

Hes trying his best to save a killer cuz he has to. I would never be able to do that.

The problem was the Jury. This case was so widely publicized that they couldn't find an unbiased jury of her peers. The only people they could find were basically people who were only going to find her not guilty.<br>Everyone else in America knew she was guilty. It was only the Jury who thought she wasn't.

The problem was the Jury. This case was so widely publicized that they couldn't find an unbiased jury of her peers. The only people they could find were basically people who were only going to find her not guilty.
Everyone else in America knew she was guilty. It was only the Jury who thought she wasn't.

@PanPan Basically she killed her daughter and dumped her in the swamp. The defense claimed that the kid drowned in the pool and she was so traumatized by her father's abuse that she didn't want to admit that her daughter died. Forgetting the fact that there is no evidence for the abuse. The psychologists found no evidence of trauma and that she was mentally fine. Also she lied to the police which is in and of itself a felony.

This video didn't talk about it much but they found the body with duct tape over the mouth.<br>Pretty odd way for a child to drown.

This video didn't talk about it much but they found the body with duct tape over the mouth.
Pretty odd way for a child to drown.

@PanPan i believe the story of her father abusing her as a kid was another lie/made up fabrication from Casey...im pretty certain i saw a dateline special a few years ago where her parents blatantly denied all allegations stated they were heartbroken again and were not speaking with their daughter- but dont quote me 100% i might be off with the timeline and never followed it up

@Marko Bighead yeah but her peers were Floridians sooo....

@Marko Bighead yeah but her peers were Floridians sooo....

@Ayoub Innis more like: throw so much smoke and mirrors into the air that easily impressionable people can no longer know anything beyond a reasonable doubt.

@Ayoub Innis more like: throw so much smoke and mirrors into the air that easily impressionable people can no longer know anything beyond a reasonable doubt.

@PanPan The father abusing her was lies made up by Casey to put the blame on her father!

@PanPan The father abusing her was lies made up by Casey to put the blame on her father!

@PanPan there was never any proof her dad abused her. That was a lie the defense used to make jury feel sorry for her.

@PanPan there was never any proof her dad abused her. That was a lie the defense used to make jury feel sorry for her.

They should have brought all these inconsistency’s up in the closing argument . Shame on the state

They should have brought all these inconsistency’s up in the closing argument . Shame on the state

@Zu I don't know why you are yelling at me. But there's a lot of "shoulda/coulda/woulda" with this case. The Prosecution did a terrible job and Casey Anthony got off. That's all it comes down to. We all believe she is guilty to some degree, but we don't decide these things, the jury does. And the jury can only decide based off the evidence, and not emotions. Which is why the Defense was so good at the end to try to beat it over their head that it's about facts and not emotions. Which in itself is also an appeal to emotion, because it causes people to second-guess their own judgment.

There was sufficient evidence, forensic could prove that the body of the child was in the boot. It had the smell of a decomposed human as mentioned. Also maybe her phone location could be traced back to the swamp. Some neighbourhood CCTV, etc... there's so much more to investigate. The case was closed too fast on emotional ground.

@PanPan the evidence has shown that the child was found in a swamp, with duct tape over her mouth and nose so she would suffocate. the defense has brought up that the child instead drowned in a pool.

@PanPan the evidence has shown that the child was found in a swamp, with duct tape over her mouth and nose so she would suffocate. the defense has brought up that the child instead drowned in a pool.

@PanPan probably not. You saw the damage it did to his daughter. Her mind is twisted

@PanPan probably not. You saw the damage it did to his daughter. Her mind is twisted

@Paranitis they should’ve explained her lies to the jury and the polices biggest unanswered questions!!

@Paranitis they should’ve explained her lies to the jury and the polices biggest unanswered questions!!

@Ayoub Innis after searching suffocation and the tape - i don’t understand how it can be said she didn’t IF she knows they ‘died in THEIR pool’

this seems fixed

@Ayoub Innis after searching suffocation and the tape - i don’t understand how it can be said she didn’t IF she knows they ‘died in THEIR pool’

this seems fixed

@PanPan That's been disproven. Casey is a pathological liar.

@PanPan That's been disproven. Casey is a pathological liar.

@PanPan lmao the entire family even hugged after the father just sat there like 👁👄👁

@PanPan lmao the entire family even hugged after the father just sat there like 👁👄👁

@Ayoub Innis Yeah exactly,

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Understandably, A lot of people verdict/sentencing forcase like this.

That said, I think the jury did kinda mess this up.....despite the state having a few “setbacks"

@Ayoub Innis Yeah exactly,

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Understandably, A lot of people verdict/sentencing forcase like this.

That said, I think the jury did kinda mess this up.....despite the state having a few “setbacks"

@Bell Brambelles i’m still watching this but couldn’t they prove that’s not true by seeing whether there’s chlorine in caylee’s lungs? and how does that explain why she tried to suffocate her with duct tape and looked up techniques? if she drowned in the pool, why would she need to suffocate her? i’m so confused so far

I thought the defense said we will never know how she died.

I thought the defense said we will never know how she died.

i questioned, if she died in the pool why would she still decide to put the body in the swamp but then I came to the realization that I’m guessing they didn’t come back with more proof of her involvement? Maybe I need to watch more but I hope it was revisited!

If you look it up the jury was not convinced that the duct tape didn't fall off the bag she was placed in and the suffocation search was never presented likely because it would be countered by showing george lied about when he left the house.

If you look it up the jury was not convinced that the duct tape didn't fall off the bag she was placed in and the suffocation search was never presented likely because it would be countered by showing george lied about when he left the house.

@Paranitis the constant lies to cover her tracks

@Paranitis the constant lies to cover her tracks

@sophia Cort Typically, yes. It would be considered as evidence. The problem is that the tapes don't actually prove anything other than she acts differently than a "normal" person. At the end of the day the Prosecution couldn't prove anything, and the Defense was clearly able to throw enough doubt into the mix to cause the jury to not go with the Prosecution.

We all "know" (assume/think/etc) that Casey Anthony killed her daughter (or maybe it was her boyfriend even) and disposed of the body in the swamp. But us having a strong feeling about it, and being able to prove it are very different things, and the court doesn't care about your feelings.

@Ayoub Innis That's not at all correct.

The job of the Defense is NOT to prove anything one way or the other. That is entirely the job of the Prosecutor.

The job of the Defense is to poke enough holes in the Prosecutor's evidence as to cause reasonable doubt.

The Prosecutor is making a claim (of murder in this case), and it is solely their job to prove their claim to be correct. However, if the Defense legitimately has evidence that can prove innocence, then that definitely helps their own case. But it's not the job of the Defense to prove anything.

Do juries have access to the case tapes prior to decision making?

Do juries have access to the case tapes prior to decision making?

@Shane Chartrand that doesn’t make any sense. If a child dies in your pool, most likely there was some negligence involved. Either murder, intentionally drowning, or bad parenting and not watching your 3 year old when she falls in the deep end of a pool

@Marko Bighead well wasnt proof because of the masterful manipulation by the defense team… I wonder if Casey came up with that last part too

@Marko Bighead well wasnt proof because of the masterful manipulation by the defense team… I wonder if Casey came up with that last part too

@Sandy Kat I mean that's what the defense is supposed to do, those are the rules of this game and they played it really well and it totally sucks.

@Sandy Kat I mean that's what the defense is supposed to do, those are the rules of this game and they played it really well and it totally sucks.

@Lindsey O’Hara I think the defense was claiming that her daughter died in a pool and she tried to hide the body in the swamp so that it's no longer murder but mishandling a corpse, but like... with duct tape over her face, nose and mouth? It was all bullshit to build doubt around whether she committed the murder or not. It was to build doubt, not to exonerate her, just make everything blurry. And it tragically worked.

People have the attention span of a damn amoeba

People have the attention span of a damn amoeba

@Lindsey O’Hara The defence says that the girl drowned in the pool and casey panicked and disposed of the body in the swamp. But thats not what happened, casey suffocated her daughter with duct tape and disposed of her in the swamp.

@Lindsey O’Hara The defence says that the girl drowned in the pool and casey panicked and disposed of the body in the swamp. But thats not what happened, casey suffocated her daughter with duct tape and disposed of her in the swamp.

and yet her bones were found in a swamp with duck tape covering her face, nose, and mouth?????? i am very confused

and yet her bones were found in a swamp with duck tape covering her face, nose, and mouth?????? i am very confused

the defense is the reason she's not in prison right now. They fucked up and they should be held accountable for letting a murderer go.

the defense is the reason she's not in prison right now. They fucked up and they should be held accountable for letting a murderer go.

@treylem3 No, they meant the defense, if unable to get all charges dropped, would at least prefer it reduced to a lesser charge.

@treylem3 No, they meant the defense, if unable to get all charges dropped, would at least prefer it reduced to a lesser charge.

There's a duck tape found in her skeleton and then say they died in the pool?????? And then the lawyer continues to say "we will never know how she dies" FULL BS

There's a duck tape found in her skeleton and then say they died in the pool?????? And then the lawyer continues to say "we will never know how she dies" FULL BS

@Maker Syed seriously?  "Her defense" WILL NOT try to have her charged with anything. They are HER 'defense team'. Surely you meant 'the prosecution', or the 'DA's office'. Right? Thanks

@Maker Syed seriously?  "Her defense" WILL NOT try to have her charged with anything. They are HER 'defense team'. Surely you meant 'the prosecution', or the 'DA's office'. Right? Thanks

@Toxscik  Atleast someone understood the  psychology ......

@Toxscik  Atleast someone understood the  psychology ......

@Coltafanan Studios her defense might try to have her charged with inappropriate handling and/or disposal of a corpse as well as several other smaller charges rather than something as huge as the murder of a child

@Coltafanan Studios her defense might try to have her charged with inappropriate handling and/or disposal of a corpse as well as several other smaller charges rather than something as huge as the murder of a child

Is not for the defense to prove how she died, their job is to prove their client didn't do it, regardless how she died

Is not for the defense to prove how she died, their job is to prove their client didn't do it, regardless how she died

@Nigganese Beans Bro no I wasn’t disputing that. I just thought this bloke’s comment made no sense because, “she died in a pool,” does not reveal the cause of death like he was trying to imply.

@Nigganese Beans Bro no I wasn’t disputing that. I just thought this bloke’s comment made no sense because, “she died in a pool,” does not reveal the cause of death like he was trying to imply.

@Nicholas Costa bro she had duct tape on her body and Casey literally looked up “fool proof suffocation” that’s basically like finding a book in the library called “murder for dummies”

@Nicholas Costa bro she had duct tape on her body and Casey literally looked up “fool proof suffocation” that’s basically like finding a book in the library called “murder for dummies”

@Shane Chartrand but her body was found in a swamp?? The defense is looking for all the facts yet they they ignore that one

@Shane Chartrand but her body was found in a swamp?? The defense is looking for all the facts yet they they ignore that one

I think he meant how she ended up in the pool

I think he meant how she ended up in the pool


"She wasn't an event coordinator, she stood behind a kiosk and sold photos to people after they had been on the incredible hulk ride."<br>damn, my man is hitting below the belt today.

"She wasn't an event coordinator, she stood behind a kiosk and sold photos to people after they had been on the incredible hulk ride."
damn, my man is hitting below the belt today.

in your eyes thats what that means. But these jurors need to quit being coaxed by prosecutors into finding an assailant to put these crimes at ease when no evidence exists. This is all cirmonstancial and not hard evidence. People forget that they need to prove "without a reason of doubt" before finding people guilty. Shame to those that use their option on the case at hand. It is the states job to prove without a shadow of a doubt otherwise. QUIT BEING A PART OF THROWING INNOCENT PEOPLE IN JAIL!!! never

No, he's just clarifying the truth. Some people out here in the world value truth above all else, unfortunately few seem to understand this.

Wow I went on that ride with my dad and brother somewhere back around those years and have a photo of that. Might have been her selling the picture

Literally just cracked up when he said that 😂 like damn okay

If he could sumit up ,hed said...this woman bsing him...

you should look at all the casey videos on YARtv on youtube they show how the case was faked!

Yes thats called coordinating the event (ride)

@Last yeah baby have you seen her in The Other Sister and Kalifornia? She's the best!!

@Petra Lehto Casey Anthony picking a guy up at a bar: "Hey, wanna go to a hotel and hook up?"  Fellow: "Oh, uh... I don't have any uh... protection, you know?"  Casey:  "Totally not a problem.  Don't worry about it!"

Tbh.... she killed her own child sooo lol

I beg to differ. Juliette Lewis DOES exist.

@Petra Lehto no joke, read it in an interview shes had just last year

@Tristin Hamilton  please tell me you're kidding!?? 🤯 <br>Some people just shouldn't be allowed to be parents by law..

@Tristin Hamilton  please tell me you're kidding!?? 🤯
Some people just shouldn't be allowed to be parents by law..

Not really. Murdering a three year old is though.

Oh I believe she was an "event coordinator," just maybe not coordinating the events they think she is. She definitely coordinated the event of her child going missing and turning up dead. They always speak with a double tongue.

Jim threw in a barb that the Mrs and I caught in an episode betwixt a JCS binge. The episode of the guy that shot at the car of three teens during the gas station altercation. He throws in a bit about how the dude stayed the following morning at the hotel to enjoy "a FREE LIGHT BREAKFAST". Incredulity over that decision in lieu of the previous night. It was glorious. Regards for excess context and all that there. Y'all be safe out and about!

I had a similiar job, selling car wax at a gas station ans they called me an event coordinator.../smh

I lol'ed, I probably saw her at Universal, been on that ride a million times.

I laughed so hard when I heard that LMAOOO

Anyone who has been on the ride knows it kicks ass!

While it is a low blow, the point was to establish even further that everything out of her mouth is a lie.

It makes you wonder what she was thinking when she led them down the corridor at " work"?   Was she thinking,    "ok,,  maybe after the 4th door we pass they will tell me ,  never mind Casey... you led us past 6 rooms now,   there is no reason you would take us to the end of a corridor for no reason at all..  we believe you Casey,  let's all go home and call this a wrap.  Thanks for taking us this far"

Yeah and shes considering having a child again.

Father Gregori Well they’re sort of the same thing, she coordinates the Photographic recordkeeping of peoples experience on the Incredible Hulk ride. See I can think like her as well.

I nearly died laughing when he said this

Even though Casey is trash, I feel bad for innocent people who have that job, I would go mad from boredom.

This was before the Marvel boom. That probably was seen as the shittiest job in the park back then.

@JustIntricate his jabs are so subtle too. Love it!


she would be amazing at sales or marketing. perfect real-estate agent


The judges are all stupid and I hope they get fired and charged for giving freedom to a psychopath!!!!!


I want to know why DNA wasn’t done to find her father and rule him out.  Clearly he didn’t do it but it’s a piece that I would like to know about the story. <br>It would also remove the dark cloud she put on her fathers name.

I want to know why DNA wasn’t done to find her father and rule him out.  Clearly he didn’t do it but it’s a piece that I would like to know about the story.
It would also remove the dark cloud she put on her fathers name.


This one leaves me rather uncomfortable. I was really hoping she'd end up in prison.


OMG 21:24 I could never talk to my mom like that. My mom would never allow me to talk to her like that. I'm 27.

Called my mom to tell her about this part of the video and she was like yeah I would of came after one of you 😂.


I’d be furious!!!! Her parents were so nice to her, no wonder she was like that


Her nanny’s name was Zanny?

If Caylee was supposedly last seen at the dentist, what would the dentist’s name be?  Crentist?


This is so disgusting!! She didn’t deserve to be the mother of that precious baby, a prime example of some people shouldn’t have kids!! She should never be a mother again! Crazy that she’s still free


She seems to have a forehead very developed.
Frontal lobe is the part where inhibition and violence comes from.
Plus psychopathes tend to have their eyes wide opened.
You just have to let them speak to see they don't feel like a normal human beeing. That's how you spot them. Let them talk.


Seems the judges were bribed or else how can someone who has so many proofs against her of killing her daughter  was not sentenced.


the same system that had someone sit in jail for years over a 'stolen' backpack is the same system that let her walk free...


I think 29:53 is a pretty damning piece of evidence showing that Casey knew her daughter was dead


1:05:58 she couldn't help but give a little smirk right at the this time when she realizes she got away with it, again her parents have somehow gotten her out of trouble, to her this is just a slap on the wrist, she'll roll her eyes at the lesson she's supposed to be learning and already thinking where is she going to go out that night to celebrate. Disappointing.


And she’s telling her dad how he was such a great dad and grandpa. If he touched her and molested her, why would she say that?