The way this woman speaks to her parents makes me sad. They’ve clearly spoiled her and cushioned her from a lot, but it’s clear they love her and, as someone who used to have the worst relationship with my parents as a teen, it’s astounding that a grown ass woman accused of murdering her child can be so ignorant

@pleasepleasepleasepleasepleasepleasepleaseplease look
She knows what she did was wrong
Like every criminals

Everyone knows what is good and bad  after becoming adult except people with disabilities

Every criminal knows they did something bad thats the reason why they plan out things to hide their dids

You know right and wrong when you are with your friends other people you see behaving in certain way you don't only live with your parents

She was totally normal person

She was extremely dependent on other people not willing to working hard

Many people i know had horrible parents and many of them had extremely wealthy spoiled background but they still are working hard

things like lying/alcohol/ her life style made her that way

@x 12 as usual, it depends, you can't just put a label on everything looking though the prism of "your actions are your responsibility" or "your actions are your parents responsibility" or "it depends on the age". no, it really doesn't work that way, each situation has its own causes and consequences and if you don't have time or desire to consider every detail then just don't bother trying and you'll be better off acting the way smarter people tell you to otherwise you'll end up causing more harm than good. this woman is obviously not a normally functioning person, she doesn't understand simple concepts and is only concerned about herself, not even about what others will think of herself, she just doesn't give a shit about anything except her own well-being which is completely fucked up and not okay and this is a result of poor parenting. simple example: she was always lying and doing dumb shit and always got away with it because her parents loved her to the point of truth denial and this obviously continued for her whole life so she developed a very harmful concept of not caught = not guilty which led to her becoming a pathological liar. you don't just fix that, it's deep inside of her brain on a physical level, it's like trying to make a nymphomaniac become monogamous, you will just end up with an endless (and most likely a very short one) loop of relapse and remission. and considering your categorical approach i want to remind you that i'm not saying "once a thief - always a thief", i'm talking about this exact situation of this exact person and the analogy is picked very carefully since lying and cheating work very much alike especially since the first is often involved into the latter

@SponzifyMee  It ceases to be love at that point… and becomes pure indulgence.

Just imagine how she spoke to that little girl? <br>Now imagine how bad it got in private.

Just imagine how she spoke to that little girl?
Now imagine how bad it got in private.

lol Oh well, @Brian Haygood. She shouldn't have cried wolf her entire existence.

@x 12 Which is what I just said via a famous saying by an anonymous author who I quoted.

@Juanita Richards after you become adult
your actions your responsibility

no matter how fucked up your growing environment was
you cant blame parents for your current conscious actions nor your past

she was normal functioning person

@Kent Marquez No, it's more of Caseys lies.

@Mike Honcho The way we grow up is our parents fault. If we stay that way it's our own.

@Brian Haygood Sexual abusers have no conscience and no shame and don't feel guilt or remorse. They are all sociopaths and feel entitled to exploit anyone they like.  That is not Casey's dad and I don't believe he ever sexually abused her. She had told so many lies and made up so many stories to cover up what she did, and she never told a soul she had been abused until she was called to account for the murder of her child.

@Kent Marquez Nothing in this case was proven.

@Kent Marquez no it wasnt proven lol. Girls a liar as usual

@Brian Haygood wait.. was this proven or at least seemed to be true? did I miss something?


Why. Just why the hell they let her go. That's exactlly what she wanned.


I was gobsmacked when caseys best friend christina started getting upset on the phone about if anything happens to caylee and caseys reaction was to say the call was a waste! She is a monster

@Rashaunacobb <br>Yep. Right in good old West Palm Beach.

@Rashaunacobb
Yep. Right in good old West Palm Beach.

This 'story' appears to be a movie. An advertising movie for the law firm? As evidenced by the last remarks of Casey's Attorney's.
How & why was a big time Celebrity Investigator used?
Nothing makes sense, reality wise or legally..
The 'penis' remark to the jury was odd, Caylee drowned, but nothing more was said about it?, the only 'evidence' was a Disney bottle near the remains? Disney? Oh come on!, and the biggest bullshit of all..pics from a computer search on suffocation that:
1. wasn't confiscated, but had a photo of it?
2. Casey 'erased' after they were found? 🙄
To me, Casey appears to be in acting overload.
And now, she apparently lives in West Palm Beach with the 'investigator' on her 'case'. I call bullshit.
Patrick McKenna called George Anthony "bizarre"..& said:
"Their granddaughter’s remains had just been found and they’re sitting around booking television interviews and talking about how much money their foundation is making.”


The fact the after she was released she didn’t even try looking for her daughters killer shows that she did it. She’s going to rot in hell

@Dita Zamberga having a child drown? It can happen im a split second. That said, even though I normally like to play devil's advocate and tend to believe in people's innocence, I think Casey Anthony killed her own daughter.

@Sharon Waltman not saying she did not kill her daughter.  She most likely did. Just pointing out that it would be illogical for het to say she drowned and the go look for the killer.

Lauren Anderson is this a joke? She killed caylee and found peace after her baby girl took her last breath

@A D Don't forget how she showed ZERO remorse for her and tried just sweep it all under the rug.

She got released??? There is truly no justice in this world..

No. It proves she never cared about he daughter .

Fight or flight. Face or avoid.

You need to expand your perspective.

Well the defense attorney did say the baby drowned in the pool so that is why she try to get rid of the body and didn't tell anyone after a month

@K M Weekes  be aware of all red herrings. They are a defense attorneys dream and they are a weapon they use against innocent jurist. They had enough evidence to convict. They got thrown by the child abuse from dad which was never proven, a red herring and does not justify murder. I was abused by all the boys in my family and my father and never killed my kid.

Too bad there's no hell and so she's evaded justice forever.

I'm so sad... This person was released? I only watched 30 mins of it and I felt that she did it immediately. How can you be so calm when your kid is missing? I'm so sad. I shouldn't of watched this it's so sad and this person just gets to continue to live their life free when people who do say less worse stuff can spend like years in jail, and shes just out there right now while those people who've paid for their crimes are just like still in there

Literally started crying in the shower about this, which is a new crying spot for me. I just I am so deeply saddened by this, I was an unwanted and unloved child and it just breaks my heart for that this happened to another young girl that didn't do anything but paid the price of having shit parents but for this little girl like 10000000000x worse because how can you harm your toddler?

Oh fuck no!!!!! She is not using abuse as a way out no way. Listen here people I was abused and I was raped by people in my family. I told someone they didn't care. But does that mean I go around turning into a lying piece of shit? No no no no no you don't get to blame killing a kid on rape no that's not how it works!!!!!! If that was how it works my parents and my family gave me just about a gazillion reasons to be a horribly lying piece of poop. I am a broken person and so is everyone else in my life but they does not give anyone the right to hurt others and people who think it does are stupid and selfish and there must just be something wrong with them and I hate them. I hate you if you can be raped and beaten and broken down by someone who's suppose to love you and then go right around and do it to others? Especially other innocent people, it just makes me sick.

dagmastr Rumor is that OJ son hated Nicole & his hat was at scene. Some people think OJ took fall for him.

@Malaise Lindenfeld would that not be a form of child neglect is my question

Jayla Ro you’re completely right. I guess I was only taking in consideration all the lies she told before using that as her defense.

There are a million "facts" that prove she did it.

@A D the hell is called Earth, this is why Devils and demons succeed.

Sharon Waltman I personally believe that with the evidence (even if not justified) she drowned her in chloroform hence the back seat having high amounts of it. She wrapped her up in her Winnie the Pooh sheet, put her in the laundry basket, and tossed her in the backseat until she threw the remains and ditched the car somewhere after.

she's been looking in the mirror everyday. she's already "found them" :(

Malaise Lindenfeld ... don’t you think the facts about where and how she was found ultimately blow that lie out of the water... bitter, poignant pun intended.

Her claim was that her daughter drowned in the family pool so there would be no killer to look for.


This is the same country where there's thousands of men serving 12 years for having had weed in their pockets.

@K Another one joins the fray to display their ignorance.

@krazed0451 what a brilliant comeback 😂😂😂😂

Duh NOT. If they’re getting that amount of time there was a looooong criminal history that led up to that.

gotta keep those beds full....money money money.....


She got caught in so many lies, how the hell she walked free is beyond me.

There has to be physical evidence to create a prosecution, without direct physical evidence or unscrupulous probable cause they can’t create a foundation for conviction.
Even with motive, speculation and intention they can not create a undoubtable conviction due to lack of direct evidence or proof.
This is the problem with the judicial system it’s not what you know it’s what you can prove and if a crime lacks direct physical evidence, not here say or suspicion there can not be a conviction.

Amazing how these pychotic women get away with it eh nk ???

@Jim J They're not mutually exclusive. I'm talking about specifically in this case. In O.J.'s case, it's best not to let the flaming racist be the one to gather glove evidence.....is a good rule of thumb.

darrenmuse How do you explain O.J. Simpson then? How does he fit into your trifecta?

@showgun She's white AND hot AND female! That's the trifecta of "not guilty!"

That’s exactly it, there were so many lies that the jury by the end didn’t know what to believe . She made prosecuting her almost impossible by fabricating so many things and her family STUPIDLY backing her up

Thyme Warp he’s not “sleazy.” He’s very good at his job.

Gabrielle Alvree the prosecution was horrendous and her attorney was very, very good.


It’s disgusting to know she’s walking free. The only reason is because the evidence was messed with. She should’ve been locked away for good, literal psychopath.

@pN Gaming no, in the terms of the law she is not guilty. The justice system doesn't set out to prove innocence.

pN Gaming   not true. When your charges are read out in court, the jury either responds with a “guilty” or “not guilty” verdict. You need to show proof beyond a reasonable doubt in order to convict someone of a serious crime such as murder. If the jury still finds a shadow of doubt despite the evidence, they can return a “not guilty” verdict. They CANNOT rule you innocent or exonerate you of a crime. What are they, god?? Where they all there and watched you during the crime and know for a fact you’re 100% innocent? that’s ridiculous

Dingleberry  don’t you DARE LIKEN CASEY ANTONY TO PEOPLE WITH BPD. Not even CLOSE. And the sexual abuse claims were investigated and no merit was found, so watch what you accuse people of without evidence

@Chance in the terms of law she is innocent

@pN Gaming being judged not guilty ≠ being judged innocent for a reason.

She is judged not guilty, so she is not guilty.

@Dingleberry What makes you think that the mother is NPD and Casey BPD?

Yep, when the world is run my psychopaths, stuff like this is allowed to happen. The guilty walk free, and the innocent are convicted with the most severe sentences.

are evidence when you think about what evidence you need to convict her this is a tough one DNA would be a problem as there would DNA everywhere as well as fingerprints what you need is a confession or a video showing her killing and dumping the body

Precisely. Perfect example of a justice system fail. Sociopath for sure

@Dingleberry it's clear she had her daughter's dead body in the back of her car for some time and lied about it. I believe if she had been male she'd would have been found guilty but she was able to manipulate society's bias that mothers put the needs of their children first, steadfastly kept to her lies to maintain doubt and had an exceptional defense lawyer.

@Dingleberry I am amazed at how you are defending her just like the lawyer.
There is no reason to tape both her nose and mouth with duct tape if she accidentally drowned, add to it her search history, her diary entry, tattoo, and partying within a month of her child it is pretty clear what happened.
Don't act like it is considered fact that she was in fact abused, she has been lying since day one, and there is absolutely zero confirmation anywhere that she actually was abused.
All you have is her word, and it has already been established time and time again, that the one thing that we know absolutely for sure, is that she lies like no other.

I, however, disagree with Michayla, Casey should not be sent to jail.

She should be shot.

I highly doubt it is that clearcut.. That family is beyond dysfunctional (the mother is clearly narcissistic and Casey appears to suffer from BPD - potentially induced by sexual abuse in her childhood at the hands of her father, as per her defence). Caylee was almost certainly murdered, but by whom is - incredibly - still open for debate.


When her best friend Christina seemed more sad about the child missing than Casey herself... says alot.

@Kitty Stetson she probably deceived everyone she knew.

Caseys response" WOW . OMG"<br>How disgusting.

Caseys response" WOW . OMG"
How disgusting.

I swear my blood ia boiling like a hot water lol, I'm so mad at this girl casey

Makes you wonder how they became friends to begin with.

Astounding honestly.

not only was her friend more sad than casey ,casey acted annoyed by her friends appropriate emotions.


Casey: I was an event coordinator
JCS Narrator: She wasn’t. She worked behind a kiosk that took pictures for the Incredible Hulk ride.
JCS can be ruthless sometimes.

And her friend Juliette Lewis. You know, the famous actress.

I'd say that said "ruthlessness" was pretty well deserved

based on the timeline i might have actually met her there


Disappointed that she didn’t get time.....


My heart dropped after hearing Casey's best friend crying, asking about the baby. Made me shed a tear. And that sicko replying that the call was a waste of time...

@dnl303 -- Well, neither "psychopath" nor "sociopath" are official psychological terms.  So if you want to get precise, she's got signs of antisocial personality disorder.  Regardless of anything else, she clearly lacks empathy and is only focused on herself.  She could be anywhere along the Cluster B personality disorder scale.

She's a complete sociopath, and that's regardless of whether she killed her daughter or not (which she plainly did given all the evidence).


She’s so good at creating characters in detail, maybe she should write fiction.

Was she though? You got Zanny the nanny and the name of a famous actress, Juliet Lewis lol. Doesn’t seem too creative to me, just my opinion though.

@elleohel I think that the judge should have put some sort of thing in place to prevent Casey from profiting off Caylee's death, like Casey would with a book deal.

It's amazing how easily she does it with such detail. She is frightening.

She’s apparently writing a book since 2019 or as of recently (from what I read)

@Dad Facts DND is actually pretty popular in some prisons. Men's prisons, at least, not sure about women's.

That would require effort. Do you really think she's capable of that?

Maybe she could give OJ's book "If I did it" a run for it's money 😑

Might be good at being a DM for DND, be a great BBEG. but only if she plays from prison.

It would never hang together. She'd assume that her audience forgot what she'd shown them on the last page.


So since Casey “didn’t” kill her daughter, who did? Like they’re just gonna close the case? She was found not guilty but who else could have done it? Unbelievable.

@Dez Dandy - You seem to have a bit of an 'agenda' going on yourself, it seems!  I think it entirely inappropriate to bring 'color' and being 'white' into a tragedy of such gravity, yet you've conveniently overlooked those comments!  So who exactly turned 'a child death into a completely different issue'!!  It's quite astonishing how you have entirely ignored the statement (indeed, several statements) that elicited my response!!

As we say in Italy:" Jesus Christ did not die from a cold..."

@Sarah Pruitt Maybe to get it off of her chest!!! But I agree with you I think she did not admit to it.

@Olivier Even if she would admit to it now and do a completely confession, they couldn't prosecute her again.

@BiggestBoofer I doubt that.  People who lie as freely and without conscious as she does tend to keep lying.  I bet even if she learned she only had 24 hours to live she would not say what really happened 😑

Devin Roskos - In today's degraded paradigm, it doesn't matter what you've done; even killing a child.  As long as you identify as a 'victim', you'll get away with, quite literally, murder!!!  Victimhood automatically grants you a 'Get out of Jail free' card!  If we haven't figured that one out by now, we haven't been paying attention!!!

She will probably admit to it with a smirk on her face when drunk or on her death bed.

@Olivier why would she admit to another prisoner that she killed her own child? I’ve never been to prison before but from what I’ve heard people like baby killers don’t get it easy 😬

You might not have finished the video. Her daughter drowned in the pool (filled with duct tape apparently), according to the defendant's party. And that's what the jury has accepted with the verdict

It's her she admit she did tell it to a co prisonner she was with


Its inadmissible that this woman was not found guilty of murder. This little girl did not get the justice she deserved. That's just monstrous.

@scottcol23 I was being sarcastic when I suggested you may not have known.

@Nicholas Byram my sarcasm was not understanding your sarcasm. Twas a joke sir.

@scottcol23 If you can't tell if it's sarcasm, it either is, or is the Green New Deal.

@Nicholas Byram can't tell if this is sarcasm. Lol

@Cailen Foster he does but ok your opinion

@Hq there is a hell and that hell is when she die the mother isn't innocent

@r.m. Not to be rude but I have yet to see the evidence of god... some people and book wouldn't make me believe in it.. and if god is all powerful and good he/she/it should help when it happens and not afterwards in the form of justice

@r.m. are you seriously romans 1:20 ing me. Or are you saying that in order for life to exist at all there needs to be something that created it. If so what created god. If you are saying all I need to do is look at nature then I would say all you have to do is look at nature and see that your bible is wrong about most things when It proclaims to know things about nature or the origins of life. Why should I believe something with insufficient evidence

@Tjways there is justice in the after life. it will make sense then. GOD will repay us all ... whatever we did GOOD or BAD

@Cailen Foster you're still alive that's your evidence that GOD exists whether you like it or not.

Does this justice give back the child her opportunity to experience life ? No. I say it again she doesn't deserve justice,it's useless for her, what she deserves is a chance at life. Everything else is horseshit. Everything else is for the society and its self serving needs.
Laws are a medium to contain chaos, sure, I'm not arguing about that. But I'm saying that the justice is for the society's beliefs not for the girl. It's a feel good mechanism for everyone else who are horrified by the crime. It's a reassurance to the society that the world is safe to live in. All of it for their own self. Nothing for the child.

Nevertheless, I understand your outlook, it's the most common one.

@Sourabh Jadhav so basically you're saying actions should have no consequences? And murderers should not be punished because their victims are already dead so it doesnt matter? Justice is pointless and laws should not be followed? What a load of horseshit. Every action has a reaction, the things you do matter and consequences should be suffered. When you hurt someone, you should not go unpunished because you have no right to hurt someone. You have no right to murder a human being and if you do you MUST pay for it. That's not narcissism, that's right and fair. Wanna commit a crime, well then, you should be prepared to face the consequences for it, whatever they may be. The system FAILED Caylee, her life was taken brutally and no one paid for it, the crime committed against her went unpunished, basically means she was not deserving of justice, she couldnt defend herself and no one else did. It's not about making others feel good about themselves, it's about the criminal paying for what she did. Laws are put in place for a reason, without justice and punishment the world would be in chao, even more than it already is. Also, you saying a murdered little girl deserves no justice is just sick and disturbing.

She didn't deserve justice or any other idealistic values which the society holds dear. She's dead, nothing matters to her anymore. The society wants to feel good about itself and fight for her justice. It's baffling how narcissistic we are when we think punishing someone can compensate for the loss of something as precious as life. The only reason we punish the murderer is because we are afraid that they are still dangerous and might harm the society even more, not for the dead child. It's just satisfying ourselves.

I mean she is being punished, everyone knows her, idk who would ever associate with her again

fmellark so true.  I guess now we can be assured that karma will come around when she least expects it!

I mean, it's just post-term abortion. I believe that mothers should be able to abort children up to the age of 18 years.


When Casey’s dad heard for the first time that he sexually assaulted her when she was younger he was probably like “dang, I don’t remember that ever happening, but our daughter doesn’t lie and her attorney is so good... My bad, Casey!”

@air breather thanks for the advice. I normally watch a YouTube video on a case, and if it interested me enough I will watch other channels with body language analysis experts. Then try and read source material rather than other people's interpretation of it. Especially if that crime has happened in the city or area I live. YouTube comments on these videos are good to put your ideas forward, but it is the court of public opinion.

@mr Meerkat If you're really interested in law or criminal investigations, these videos are definitely a great resource. I wouldn't take facts to build a case from here though, since this is more of a study on how investigators build the picture. For the full story, always check the sources Wikipedia uses since they have most of the details there. You can also check out full cases in court details directly, or through some public libraries for older ones. It's a really interesting topic to me too, since it's such a complex practice.

@air breather I will check it on wikipedia. I have been a watching a video for the past couple of hours on the Jonbenet Ramsey case (this one I am aware of) , and one video only gives you so much information and then you watch another and it changes your mind. I might just read wikipedia first then watch in future.

@mr Meerkat Sadly we won't, but if you look up the case there's the Wikipedia page with sources from the time and a bunch of other articles that are worth reading. Definitely a lot of unanswered questions and avenues they could've gone to while she was not cooperating, but it's far too late now. The bright side is that her life and her families lives are normal by most standards, beyond the press. I like this channel, but it's purely centered around the power of criminal interrogation tactics and real cases so it's a little biased.

@air breather I'm new to this case and the video we watched gives you a certain narrative that she is guilty. You seem to have more indepth knowledge of this case than anyone else I've seen in the comments. I thought the same about her burying her head in the sand,  partying with her boyfriend Tony. I did wonder afterwards what he thought about it. Where did he think the little girl was in that month? With her parents? It didn't say much about him. Would she just stay with the guy who has killed her daughter? Maybe. She could have blocked it out. Did he keep her close because he knew she might talk? Did the father allow his daughter to say that about him in court because he felt guilty about her getting the death penalty? Or did he really abuse her? Your absolutely right, I don't know if we will ever really know.

@mr Meerkat My guess would be the father or the boyfriend killed the child, and she knew about it. Then she dissociated by partying and ignoring the problem. She knew she wasn't missing, but was very adamant that she left her child in the care of someone she couldn't admit. If you rewatch it and only listen to the words she says, it seems to me she wants her daughter back but knows that she made a mistake leaving her daughter with her father or boyfriend. I would say the boyfriend did it, since the father didn't really come across as the one involved, but the evidence points to the father. Why would they look up chloroform while she was gone and have it show up in the back of her car? Why did she only talk to her mother and not her father after? Why did Casie only shake her head in denial when they said she was the only one involved?

We'll never really know how she died, but that's my guess. Even if she did it, she's been with a good guy and his kid for a while and it doesn't seem like she'd ever commit an act like that again. Her father was the only one in her family who was very outspoken about her never having a kid again.

@Joel Alexander knowing that every word that has come out of her mouth during this whole situation, it's an absolute lie. Somehow she's gotten away with every lie she's told so that's why my original comment is kinda funny.

@air breather I missed that in the video. What do you think happened? Is her father guilty?

@mr Meerkat It was in the bookmarks and was searched at least twice. Plus it was found on their property along with their daughters trunk. The cause if death was offically undetermined by the coroner, but they did find duct tape on the mouth and drowning was the defenses claim.

@air breather they wasn't sure it was her that googled about suffocation? I know the mother said it was her that googled chloroform and that it was a mistake.

@Joel Alexander There wa son evidence presented for it, but while she was gone her father had searched for chloroform and neck breaking. It was also found in the back of her car and on her parent's property.

@Anastasiya Sam The proof has to be presented by the prosecutors, not the defense. It's innocent until proven guilty. Obviously the defense is going to try and reverse the massive amount of negative press that preceded far before the actual court appearances. It's really easy to take a stand against something wrong, but it's a lot harder to understand why and how it happened.

@air breather it would not be used as evidence. The same way the lawyer was trying to make ppl have a good opinion of his client's character and trustworthy with a sexual abuse story for which there is no evidence, the other lawyer could have used this opportunity to lower their opinion of her character.

Did her father really sexually abuse her? Is that claim fact or accusation?

@mr Meerkat They don't know for sure that was her. She was also with her boyfriend the whole time.

@Anastasiya Sam That's not how evidence works. If people really want the full story, they have to understand WHY things happened the way they did. You don't have to agree or support it for it to be true.

@MonsterKat no they said casey had leant to lie because she had her fathers openis in her mouth then ha to be normal at school!

So his defense was that even tho she was a liar, she had a good reason for being so. But then the opposition attorney did not use that opportunity to point out that if Casey is a liar, then undoubtedly lied about not killing her daughter?

@MonsterKat they said Casey was abused by her father as a child explaining her strange reactions to this and other bad things in her life. Not Caylee the little girl.

The father and mother didn't seem shocked sat in court when her lawyer said that in graphic detail. It wouldn't surprise me if they told her it's ok to say that. Also how can they be supportive of her, and to this day when they now know she googled how to suffocate a child, etc?

I saw an interview with the child killers parents and her father stated he has no relationship with her now but the mother does. She tore so many lives apart and just skipped away. Wtf!! Come on Karma... Caylee is waiting on you😢😢😢💔💔💔😢😢😢

Wait a minute, I assumed that he was a step dad...

They said that about him?! What! Really? What the fuck!

Blame it all on men.. women are all angels

@CrossFoot I thought about that too , the parents are well aware of who she is , they created and enabled her. You would think they would just let her go but I guess," all for one and one for all "

@Racer X idk. Maybe he didn't mind to save his daughter. I mean I'd never have it that way. If you kill a child you're dead to me. But he seems to love her through it all

@Racer X Exactly haha and right? He definitely had no idea she was gonna have her dirty attorney pull that out of nowhere.

Guess who was paying for this ,<br>Daddy of course. Wonder if he saw that coming.

Guess who was paying for this ,
Daddy of course. Wonder if he saw that coming.

MonsterKat I don’t believe so. The attorney was talking about her being sexually abused at 8 years old. Her daughter was only 3. Unless I missed that part somewhere along the way (or if was mentioned somewhere else besides this video).

I liked this, but only because there is no sadface emoji.


Prosecution: Shes a liar and shes lying.
Defense: Shes a liar and shes lying.
Jury: Not guilty.

@Ben Weaver that was not my take on the case, that was the defense's stance. I was simply correcting the OP.

Wrong: She was convicted of lying to police. She was acquitted of murder.

@Sparks 1013 Is presented with damning evidence including the dead body found less than a mile from her house
You: "I pretend I do not see it"

@Sparks 1013 *Is presented with damning evidence including the dead body found less than a mile from her house*
You: "I pretend I do not see it"

Defense: She's a liar, she's lying, and you have no proof of anything.***


The defense's argument is so bizarre that the jurors believed it. Casey was abused growing up so she somehow gets a free pass to kill or cover up the accidental death of her own daughter?

Nerobyrne Also, there were other “options”, as she was found not guilty of any of the crimes she was charged with. The only charge against her that carried the death penalty was 1st degree murder. (Not being a jerk, just factual information)

Nerobyrne The arguments were addressed to the jury because it was a trial by jury. The judge is there to preside over the court proceedings, and if needed, sentence the guilty party. The constitution affords anyone accused of a crime the right to a trial by jury. That’s why the arguments from the defense and prosecution were directed to the jury, and not the judge. In this case it was not the judges job to determine guilt or innocence.

Grimkaizer that’s a cop out on their part. The internet searches that same da?. All the lies? They were idiots.

Grimkaizer that’s a cop out on their part. The internet searches that same da?. All the lies? They were idiots.

@Emile Griffith I admit, I meant to say reasonable doubt, even so, the defense instilled enough doubt into their minds to make them question whether she really did it or not, therefore, they had to let her off

@MsJakilynJackie, I completely agree with you. She was most definitely not abused and the fact that she tried to say that just proves her delusionary behavior. She is straight evil and I hope that karma takes her down and that she never has another child.

@Have a Banana Exactly ma'am! Well said.

@Have a Banana Exactly ma'am! Well said.

@Zakovo Casey put the tape on after with stickers and such on the tape, it was a 'kid like gesture'

@Zakovo Casey put the tape on after with stickers and such on the tape, it was a 'kid like gesture'

@Maia Waive well the quote is "shadow of a doubt", and that always exists.<br>Reasonable doubt makes much more sense.

@Maia Waive well the quote is "shadow of a doubt", and that always exists.
Reasonable doubt makes much more sense.

@Virgonation09 beyond a reasonable doubt.  So if the doubt isn't reasonable u find then guilty.

Reasonable is open to interpretation by the jury

@DoDaPoomLaka i agree. She was, at the very least, guilty of negligent homicide. I wish she would be charged with a wrongful death suit.

There was no proof of her ever being abused. If her father had abused her and she actually loved her daughter, she wouldnt have allowed them contact. She wasn't even properly disciplined as a child because she literally got away with everything; this is probably why she thought she could get away with killing her daughter. We'll never know if it was an accidently death or if she did it on purpose, but there is no doubt that she caused her daughters death.

@DoDaPoomLaka The existence of duct doesn't prove Casey put it on her but the rest of the evidence does. The google search, the car smell, the diary entry, the lies, the parties, the coldness, etc etc. The jury got manipulated by Baez. After that closing statement, she wouldn't have been convicted of anything regardless of what the charge was. No wonder so many disturbingly stupid news articles start with "Florida man"

@Ernesto D. they couldn't prove she duct taped her mouth. None of her dna was foind on it and the defense tried to say her dad did it to help cover it up. Ultimately nothing was proven beyond a reasonable doubt and that is why she wasn't convicted.

@DoDaPoomLaka the duct tape should actually be evidence of first degree murder. idk who to blame here because I was not at the trial but with the information presented she's obviously guilty of 1st degree murder.

No, what they were saying is that she was abused as a child and learned at an early age to lie and cover up family secrets. That statement dismisses all the evidence of Casey lying to police about the nanny and shit when she actually (defense theory) drowned in the pool and the family tried to cover it up.

Then they used a smokescreen of saying "You can't get caught up in the emotions of a little girl's death to make a conviction. You have to have proof beyond a reasonable doubt" to keep anyone from digging into the alleged father abuse and drowning.

@John V I'm saying if that was the initial charge. I think going for the most severe along with the others fucked everything. Unfortunately we will never know.

@DoDaPoomLaka at the end of the video when they read the verdict they said not guilty on charges of child abuse and manslaughter as well. So she was charged will all of them.

@Grimkaizer if that's true than why was she let off on both the child abuse and manslaughter charges?

@Grimkaizer if that's true than why was she let off on both the child abuse and manslaughter charges?

@Nerobyrne from my understanding, it was the fact the prosecution went for first degree, which requires pre meditation. They couldn't even prove she killed her let alone pre mediate it so that was on the prosecution for going for the jugular. They should have tried for 2nd or manslaughter and could have maybe swung the jury.

@Zakovo how the jury don't see that???not willing to bring justice.

@Zakovo how the jury don't see that???not willing to bring justice.

@Virgonation09 She did it because her daughter got in the way of partying.

@Virgonation09 She did it because her daughter got in the way of partying.

@Nerobyrne thats why its called REASONABLE doubt. Not just doubt.

@Nerobyrne thats why its called REASONABLE doubt. Not just doubt.

@Virgonation09 Beyond <b>reasonable</b> double, not a shadow of a doubt

@Virgonation09 Beyond *reasonable* double, not a shadow of a doubt

@Nerobyrne <br>Or innocent until convinced otherwise.

@Nerobyrne
Or innocent until convinced otherwise.

Nerobyrne “Convicted”, and “proven guilty” are the exact same thing. Btw, physical, DNA evidence and a confession containing information that only the perpetrator of the crime could know, would be pretty difficult to pull off by an innocent person, unless those details were fed to the suspect during the interrogation. (Making a murderer)

@Liam Sanchez goes to Vegas actually that was the argument, but obviously not worded like that.
Also it was addressed to the jury, not the judge, which is exactly the problem imo.
Juries are dumb.

Lastly, it was "don't kill this person", not "don't punish them." Unfortunately, those were the only two options, which is why the death penalty is really stupid. It makes it much harder to get convictions, because people would much rather put someone in jail literally until they die than be responsible for sentencing someone to death.

I highly doubt she was abused as a child...cannot believe Baez would use such a lie as her defense

I highly doubt she was abused as a child...cannot believe Baez would use such a lie as her defense

That wasn’t the defense’s argument at all. 😂😂😂. “Your honor I would like to enter a motion for a free 1st degree murder pass, on account of child abuse”. WTF?! 😂

@Moreno James you can, but it won't help much ^^<br>They're gonna stay assholes, but the system doesn't have to stay broken.

@Moreno James you can, but it won't help much ^^
They're gonna stay assholes, but the system doesn't have to stay broken.

@Nerobyrne "Don't blame those who abuse the system, but rather those who refuse to fix it." I can blame both well enough, actually.

@Moreno James the problem isn't that lawyer, it's the fact that this tactic works.<br>Don't blame those who abuse the system, but rather those who refuse to fix it.

@Moreno James the problem isn't that lawyer, it's the fact that this tactic works.
Don't blame those who abuse the system, but rather those who refuse to fix it.

"Convince the jury your client is a wounded angel and the victim (or someone else) is the devil and you win"
Something like that is what one of the more famous slimy lawyers for the mob said in an interview once. He would chuckle about the cases he pulled off like victories over big challenges when in reality he knowingly helped get mafia murderers and abusers scot free.

*"Convince the jury your client is a wounded angel and the victim (or someone else) is the devil and you win"*
Something like that is what one of the more famous slimy lawyers for the mob said in an interview once. He would chuckle about the cases he pulled off like victories over big challenges when in reality he knowingly helped get mafia murderers and abusers scot free.

@Grimkaizer I think USA should just get rid of the death penalty.<br>Probably she would have been voted guilty from what you say if it had been a life sentence.

@Grimkaizer I think USA should just get rid of the death penalty.
Probably she would have been voted guilty from what you say if it had been a life sentence.

@Nerobyrne thats not true, some of the jurors have even been interviewed since. They all believed Casey had some part in Caylee's death, but the prosecution failed to demonstrate that it was 1st Degree Murder, and the guilty verdict meant the death penalty. None of the jurors fealt comfortable with sending her to her death.

@Virgonation09 The legal standard of proof in criminal cases isn't "beyond a shadow of a doubt" though, it's "beyond a reasonable doubt".  If the former was the standard, you would almost never be able to find a defendant guilty of murder, unless they committed the crime right in front of the watching jury.  Circumstantial evidence is often enough, and many cases are decided on mostly or all circumstantial evidence. The type of evidence is not as important as the quality or quantity of it.

You can have a situation in which an innocent defendants is wrongly convicted solely on the basis of direct evidence — for example, a coerced confession or a mistaken identification by a witness — and you can also have compelling evidence that is entirely circumstantial, like finding the defendant's fingerprints and DNA at the scene of a crime.

@Norman yup, exactly.<br>That's why I oppose the concept of juries. They don't know how manipulation tactics work, most of the time.

@Norman yup, exactly.
That's why I oppose the concept of juries. They don't know how manipulation tactics work, most of the time.

Zakov Quite easily I would think. But I get what you’re saying.

Zakov Quite easily I would think. But I get what you’re saying.

Not a shred of evidence to support the "i was abused as a child" statement. It was said only once in the opening statement to plant a seed of doubt in jurors mind and to have a leverage as to why she kept a secret about hiding the child's body. Kind of "Casey kept a secret at the age of 8 and also at the age of 28" thing.

@Zakovo you put the water in and then tape them shut so it stays in

@Zakovo you put the water in and then tape them shut so it stays in

@Gasgasmotorsports oh they had lots of evidence.
More evidence than a lot of murders.
That's the problem with a jury, they are just regular people, easy to manipulate.

Of course I understand why it came about, and back then it was a good idea.
But much like star chambers, this was an initially good idea which ended up being worse in the long-run.

@Virgonation09 yeah it's worded poorly, because you can very rarely prove someone guilty, and even then it's never 100%.<br>What the phrase should be is "innocent until convicted", because that's how it is applied

@Virgonation09 yeah it's worded poorly, because you can very rarely prove someone guilty, and even then it's never 100%.
What the phrase should be is "innocent until convicted", because that's how it is applied

@Nerobyrne not always, but using your words in the court of law, no one should ever be found guilty. Circumstantial evidence isnt enough most of the time. Remember "innocent until proven guilty" not vice versa. That means you have to prove she's guilty, not she has to prove she's innocent and if you cant prove it beyond a shadow of a doubt, you more or less dont really have a case

How does one drown with duct tape over their mouth and nose?

How does one drown with duct tape over their mouth and nose?

@Virgonation09 there is always a shadow of a doubt.<br>Always.

@Virgonation09 there is always a shadow of a doubt.
Always.

No...... She was abused as a child, which we just have indications of now, so that is why she lied about her child drowning.... The physical evidence was unfortunately not great, because she hid the body long enough.]. Although the, oh by the way I was abused and just now am telling anyone about it and so I lie can't blame me,argument would have turned me off immediately.

"Beyond a shadow of a doubt". Do you think she did it or do you know she did it?

"Beyond a shadow of a doubt". Do you think she did it or do you know she did it?


The worse part is th that she is free, wth


She instills such a primal, vitriolic anger in me. Even her name just makes me annoyed 😡

gonna power through for your video though 🌸

@Star Kicker yup, wouldn't be surprised. How does that Baez guy sleep at night. He is poster " child" for CREEPY LAWYER 😬

@The After-Hours totally agree, the word Toxic, Dangerous, and Evil is description for her. I was surprised to read she has a  serious boyfriend, ( at least she did awhile back). What guy would ever want to be with her , or even consider settling down and having children with her? It takes All Kinds i suppose.  😵

someone needs to do something about this. I have a feeling she slept with people and that's how she got her verdict. she ended up dating one of her defense investigators. sex is a powerful thing and there is no denying casey was attractive. so many times do i end up hating people and their basic low-brow needs, as I sit here alone.

@The After-Hours you sound like a VERY compassionate and Empathetic person. I too feel exactly how you feel. I try NOT to have this anger and hate for these killers. When i followed the jodi arias case, it bothered me so much when people, mainly guys, would assume bc she looked pretty to them on the outside , somehow she couldn't have done such a horrific crime. <br>I feel so gutted thinking that if Caylee was still alive today, she would turn 15 yrs old Aug 9th. 😪

@The After-Hours you sound like a VERY compassionate and Empathetic person. I too feel exactly how you feel. I try NOT to have this anger and hate for these killers. When i followed the jodi arias case, it bothered me so much when people, mainly guys, would assume bc she looked pretty to them on the outside , somehow she couldn't have done such a horrific crime.
I feel so gutted thinking that if Caylee was still alive today, she would turn 15 yrs old Aug 9th. 😪

Julie A. - I think I hate her.  Hahaha 😶😉

Julie A. - she harbors a personality that which could poison people around her and have a negative impact on humanity...I believe that.  That’s why I can’t stand it when anyone calls her intelligent, attractive, hot or creative.

Julie A. - I was raised to not make fun of things like teeth or weight or pimples or anything like that.  You know, things people can’t control?  When I see her face, hear her voice, I feel like I’ve never felt towards a person before.  I never thought I could resent someone so much.  Especially someone that has no effect on my life whatsoever.  As much as I hate to admit it, even to myself, I’m glad she has slightly crossed eyes and giant teeth.  I just can’t stand her.  She deserves nothing pleasant.

@The After-Hours i agree, when i see jodi arias in news, i STILL get the chills. 😣 her eyes remind me of the eyes of a great white, " dead eyes".

What you just said is EXACTLY how I feel about Jodi Arias.  Thank you for putting the words together I couldn’t have on my own...

@Nate Ward sorry, i'm from new york, we are accused of screaming when we are actually WHISPERING!😏

Stephanie Carroll - perfectly said ... exactly how I’m feeling too..

@hiding in the comments absolutely,  it is very tragic and so eerie when you see these sociopaths being interviewed, and having absolutely NO EMPATHY.😣

@Aidan Khaos I am sorry I didn't see ur name in it. Why did u lose your child u Casey needs to go antknee

@LG yes, you are right. Charged but not convicted. Thank you for this .👐

@LG She is still  guilty. An her day will come when she will come  up missing or dead...cuz she drugged her daughter many many times before. This time she gave too much an killed her ! She was sick of the kid an was tired of her parents love for her child over her. She loved the attention. But the guy she wanted didn't want her . So mean while lil Caylee is drugged in the trunk!!

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I didn't even watch the video yet, just scrolling down the comments and seeing what it's about..it sent shivers down my spines and tears to my eyes..

@Julie A. She was charged. She was tried. No charges, no trial.

@Anaphylactic Pete Yes! Absolutely Right! I also think of that case in Florida,  the baby taken from crib. I forgot their name. It is REALLY eerie to me how many similarities these sociopaths have, and the family dynamics they grow up in. 😣

Yeah in me too, those eyebrows are horrible!

I feel you girl.  Can't take it either.   I am punching out and admire your resolve for sticking with it.  You are tougher than I.

Casey Anthony , for me, is RIGHT UP THERE WITH JODI ARIAS,  DIANE DOWNS, SUSAN SMITH, DARLIE ROUTIER. UNFORTUNATELY,  THIS CASE IS MORE HORRIFIC, CASEY ANTHONY WAS NEVER CONVICTED  FOR CAYLEE'S  DEATH. 🤨😣😪


extreme misinformation in this one oh my god

@jay yt claims gaslighting is something everyone with NPD does . specifically says 'all with narcissistic personality disorder.' I don't know how this channel can present itself as anything related to 'psychiatry'


How is this diabolical monster just walking the streets without a care in the world? It's disgusting!


Boy did they fuck this case up shame on them all


I’m confused with the Defense’s opening statement being “Caylee died by drowning in the family’s swimming pool” to his closing statement being “it can never be proven how Caylee died”.

@AnAccountOnYoutube what did I say to make you think that I believe him?  Lawyers <b>must</b> do their job.  And if their client tells them something is true, regardless of their personal beliefs, they must take that at face value.  You don't seem to understand how criminal defense works.

@AnAccountOnYoutube what did I say to make you think that I believe him?  Lawyers *must* do their job.  And if their client tells them something is true, regardless of their personal beliefs, they must take that at face value.  You don't seem to understand how criminal defense works.

if the evidence doesn't directly link someone you can say "SHE DID IT" all you want but theres no physical proof. Innocent people have been put to death off of emotion verdicts and NO PROOF. You guys really want a system where anyone can shoot someone in the face then cry and point to someone and say they did it and everyone automatically believe the accuser??? You know how many innocent people would be convicted? You know how many trials there have been where people believe someone solely because they can relate with ethnics/gender or beliefs?

Because he is a great lawyer and he knows how to deal with a jury. He’s not the only one my spouse is exactly like that and I’ve seen him when very difficult murder cases. You’re innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. She’ll never betray it again because of double Jeopardy.

@Hocane And countries with low crime per capita obviously can use more amount of money into better treatment.

@Hocane Wait, I'm starting to get the idea that you think that countries with a low crime rate have that crime low because their jails rehabilitated the whole population? Did you know that you are going to jail after you did the crime and not before?

@Alexandar That's interesting because the countries with the softest penalty system and with greater focus on rehabilitation rather than punishment are the countries with the lowest crime rate.<br>Countries with the harshest penalty system generally have the highest crime rate.

@Alexandar That's interesting because the countries with the softest penalty system and with greater focus on rehabilitation rather than punishment are the countries with the lowest crime rate.
Countries with the harshest penalty system generally have the highest crime rate.

You weren’t paying attention close enough. His closing statement was mother didn’t kill child. Not that child didn’t drown

@Hocane You have freedom of speech, the current government system does not compromise your beliefs, you can try to rehabilitate and talk to criminals as much as you want. You can have Christian beliefs and still believe in justice.

@Hocane Removing the problem is the most efficient way of fixing it.

@Hocane Removing the problem is the most efficient way of fixing it.

@Hocane And what about the baby she killed? The baby was not her property to do whatever she pleases to, the baby was part of society, system. So we are responsible for bringing her to justice. And it is also a matter of principle, we can't let people go unpunished for what they did because they can't it again.

@Alexandar I am a Christian man.<br>I believe in forgiveness and rehabilitation. Not just locking people up which won't fix the problem.

@Alexandar I am a Christian man.
I believe in forgiveness and rehabilitation. Not just locking people up which won't fix the problem.

@Hocane Well, thank God that people are not and shall not be judged and sentenced based on how big a threat they are to humanity.

@Alexandar  She is a free woman and not a threat to the society.<br>Just let it go man

@Alexandar  She is a free woman and not a threat to the society.
Just let it go man

Omg that lawyer, real life Better Call Saul. He's so smug at the end too. Insane skills though

Omg that lawyer, real life Better Call Saul. He's so smug at the end too. Insane skills though

@beniolenio lawyers are smarter than the average youtube commenter. They arent as easily fooled as you. Especially defense lawyers.

@AnAccountOnYoutube how do you know the lawyer is knowingly lying?  All they have to go on is what their client tells them.

@beniolenio doesn't excuse lying. The lawyer is lying. That action is the same no matter who commits it. I didn't say all lawyers are bad. Ones that knowingly lie are liars. Judge that yourself.

@Hocane There is, why did she put tape on her mouth and nose if her daughter was already dead? That even makes less sense if she was drowned in a pool.

But can't you tell if a person is downed or not??

But can't you tell if a person is downed or not??

@Raems the state has the burden of proof. The defense has to answer all the proof if there are any. Damn, the atty is good.

@SouthAnnie Not enough evidence to arrest or charge.  But it's doubtful that that even happened.

@SouthAnnie Not enough evidence to arrest or charge.  But it's doubtful that that even happened.

@AnAccountOnYoutube Everyone, guilty or innocent, deserves a lawyer.  And one who puts their best foot forth at that.

If the father was accused of molesting Casey when she was 8, why were no charges brought up against him? Some kind of legal loophole?

If she died by drowning she had to have some water in her lungs, right? It gotta came out in the autopsy she has found after 5 months of her death by then would the water in her lungs be gone?

i don't like him either, but that is an absolute midwit take. the defense's job isn't to prove anything happened, only to prove something didn't happen. so when the defense makes a statement like that, it might as well be a hypothetical, but it doesn't matter since the defense isn't using that to press charges

@crunch9876 They flat out lied.  They know that baby didn't die by drowning - her face was covered in duct tape. Also her father vehemently denies the baby was in his care when she supposedly drowned. It has been proven she was entirely in her mothers care far away from their house - in another state in fact. And if it were true that Cailey died from drowning while in her grandfathers care, why wasn't he charged with negligence?  Why did Casey lie about a  non existent nanny which she couldn't afford to pay for anyway because she had no job?

You see, Chewbacca is a wookiee from the planet Endor...

You see, Chewbacca is a wookiee from the planet Endor...

@Disimagination If she died by drowning why was her face covered in duct tape?

@Disimagination If she died by drowning why was her face covered in duct tape?

@King King The state has made up a many of things on minorities.  So I disagree with that part only.

@King King The state has made up a many of things on minorities.  So I disagree with that part only.

@Raems because the burden of proof is on the prosecutors. It was possibly the only and smartest way to get a not guilty verdict.

Yeah , and if she was drowned in the pool,why she ended up with the duck tape at the mouth...???

Yeah , and if she was drowned in the pool,why she ended up with the duck tape at the mouth...???

@Hocane no but all the situations leads us to believe it's true, just as there's no physical evidence of racism in America in recent times yet it's all we hear about in the news

Fact of the matter is there are no physical evidence that she murdered her daughter

Fact of the matter is there are no physical evidence that she murdered her daughter

I’m confused too, but not because of that. I think i did not understand something. Can you guys help me clarify something: when your daughter drowned in the family pool, you put the duck tape on her mouth and nose before or after the first aid measures ?

@YorhaUnit 8S That's about as far from "simple" as social philosophy gets.

@YorhaUnit 8S That's about as far from "simple" as social philosophy gets.

That's the point though..he's stating  this is how she died....but it can never be proven

That's the point though..he's stating  this is how she died....but it can never be proven

@DaviloX07 _ It's better to let go 10 guilty people than jail one innocent. Simple as that.

@DaviloX07 _ It's better to let go 10 guilty people than jail one innocent. Simple as that.

The point is, it couldn't be proven whether someone drowned her, or whether it was an accident. (At least I believe that's what they mean)

Well the defense don't have any choice anyway

Well the defense don't have any choice anyway

@DaviloX07 _ I was addressing only what was said in the specific comment I had responded to and nothing else. She's obviously guilty of either directly killing her child, assisting in the murder & cover up of her child, or extreme negligence & indifference to the death of her child. Either way I'm in no disagreement that she should be behind bars.

@Raems the state needs to prove beyond a reasonable doubt..... the defense just needs to provide a doubt

@King King  How can you see her case and say it could apply to absolutely everyone that gets arrested. Did you not watched the video? Are you not aware of how she behaved all along, all the evidence (circumstantial or not) against her? There might not be enough evidences to 100% prove her guilty, but she got out as if she had not taken part on that girl’s death.

This is not a case of someone innocent because there are no evidences, but a guilty person with not enough evidences.

@King King The evidence is she covered everything up and the only logical reason she would do what she did was to cover up her daughter's murder...Largely, the evidence is what we call "circumstantial," but it's still evidence and can be used to find someone guilty

@Raems because that's not the law. The state cannot just make things up and say prove us wrong if they could they would literally be able to arrest anyone on the street and just make up what happened and say well you can't prove us wrong... That's why it's reversed and the burden of proof is on them i.e.
Innocent until proven guilty

@Raems because that's not the law. The state cannot just make things up and say prove us wrong if they could they would literally be able to arrest anyone on the street and just make up what happened and say well you can't prove us wrong... That's why it's reversed and the burden of proof is on them i.e.
Innocent until *proven* guilty

@Disimagination the state threw this whole case, honestly.

@Disimagination the state threw this whole case, honestly.

@Disimagination how does that work when the state could have done the same thing with their stance on what happened? “Caylee was killed by her Casey and buried and you can’t prove this right or wrong.”

That's the point though. He's saying, this is what happened and you can't prove that it's not.

That's the point though. He's saying, this is what happened and you can't prove that it's not.