The fact that she wrote in her journal that she’s the happiest she’s ever been in the midst of her daughter being ‘missing’ says a LOT.

The fact that she wrote in her journal that she’s the happiest she’s ever been in the midst of her daughter being ‘missing’ says a LOT.

@squiggly line There's no god especially not one who'd put a 3 year old in this monsters care.

@squiggly line There's no god especially not one who'd put a 3 year old in this monsters care.

@Rebel Raccoon When you're watching a video about a child killer but still speak of God. 😂😂

@Rebel Raccoon When you're watching a video about a child killer but still speak of God. 😂😂

@PuppiesandSunshine Duck canvas isn't made from actual duck it's made from heavy cotton and the name duct tape is described as a " possible alteration to the original" as opposed to definitively....come on at least get it right. 😀

@PuppiesandSunshine Duck canvas isn't made from actual duck it's made from heavy cotton and the name duct tape is described as a " possible alteration to the original" as opposed to definitively....come on at least get it right. 😀

@ProdigalPorcupine sellotape is a very particular product as is duct tape, we call it duct tape because it's meant for usage with ducts...calling something by its wrong name because other people do it is no justification at all.

@ProdigalPorcupine sellotape is a very particular product as is duct tape, we call it duct tape because it's meant for usage with ducts...calling something by its wrong name because other people do it is no justification at all.

My jaw still drops when the defense comes out with that BS opening statement...no matter how many times I watch it. I still can’t believe she got away with it.

My jaw still drops when the defense comes out with that BS opening statement...no matter how many times I watch it. I still can’t believe she got away with it.

@jennifer ceballos exactly! She had an excellent lawyer! Sigh. They do say it’s easier to defend someone who admits guilt then someone who really is innocent! It’ll catch up to her soul one day.

@jennifer ceballos exactly! She had an excellent lawyer! Sigh. They do say it’s easier to defend someone who admits guilt then someone who really is innocent! It’ll catch up to her soul one day.

If that was shown to the Jury I have no fucking clue what else they’d want to convict

If that was shown to the Jury I have no fucking clue what else they’d want to convict

Dont forget that she feels she did the right thing as well.

Dont forget that she feels she did the right thing as well.

@matthew beck wow if we had more people like you things would be so much better

@matthew beck wow if we had more people like you things would be so much better

@Jennifer Oviawe Why not give the kid up for adoption?

@Jennifer Oviawe Why not give the kid up for adoption?

I'm pretty sure she viewed her daughter as a burden so she probably ended her life and continued with the life that she wanted.

I'm pretty sure she viewed her daughter as a burden so she probably ended her life and continued with the life that she wanted.

That's the peak of selfishness that I have ever seen

That's the peak of selfishness that I have ever seen

It tells you everything you need to know.  This woman deserves the chair.

It tells you everything you need to know.  This woman deserves the chair.

just put her in for adoption or ask your parents to raise her up wtf is wrong with her? Im so mad she got away with murder

just put her in for adoption or ask your parents to raise her up wtf is wrong with her? Im so mad she got away with murder

@jennifer ceballos ah well she was smart to write it <i>on</i> her journal rather than in!

@jennifer ceballos ah well she was smart to write it _on_ her journal rather than in!

So what happens when she has had a shit ton of LSD? NOBODY COME ON 🤣🤣🤣

So what happens when she has had a shit ton of LSD? NOBODY COME ON 🤣🤣🤣

right at the start they said on the call 31 days and im sitting here saying wtf it took you 31 days to report a missing kid

right at the start they said on the call 31 days and im sitting here saying wtf it took you 31 days to report a missing kid

@PuppiesandSunshine as dumb as this whole argument is, it's both "duck tape" is a brand while "duct tape" is a type of tape commonly used for a/c n heat ducts.

@PuppiesandSunshine as dumb as this whole argument is, it's both "duck tape" is a brand while "duct tape" is a type of tape commonly used for a/c n heat ducts.

@Melissa South Florida, in front of the CSPD Building, then maybe have the after party in front of the Ft. Lauderdale Court House. You've only heard such a little bit, trying to type out all the grievous details is like write a book every so often.

    Just the same, other things are at play, & have happened that most people just can't wrap their minds around. & the State has leaned in on me like you wouldn't imagine for Questioning the Narrative behind my Only Son's Highly Suspicious Death.

@Melissa Thank you for your Sentiment, & concern. Wanna attend a protest in front of the Police station with me some time? lol

@Melissa Thank you for your Sentiment, & concern. Wanna attend a protest in front of the Police station with me some time? lol

@matthew beck Oh wow yr exactly rt. Holycrap. No one's mentioning that the father sexually touched the daughter. This family is sick.

@matthew beck Oh wow yr exactly rt. Holycrap. No one's mentioning that the father sexually touched the daughter. This family is sick.

@Christina M that’s not how the law works …

@Christina M that’s not how the law works …

Hey I recently watched an episode about this on the A&E channel and there was one discovery that even the most experienced investigators missed and they didn't even mention it during her trial and that was she was looking through the internet and searched for a topic called foolproof suffocation and that would change her verdict

Hey I recently watched an episode about this on the A&E channel and there was one discovery that even the most experienced investigators missed and they didn't even mention it during her trial and that was she was looking through the internet and searched for a topic called foolproof suffocation and that would change her verdict

@matthew beck almost like it's their job bro. Don't hate the player and all that

@matthew beck almost like it's their job bro. Don't hate the player and all that

@PuppiesandSunshine this is the evidence they needed all along

@PuppiesandSunshine this is the evidence they needed all along

@Jennie Kennedy I really hope you don't turn out like Casey Anthony. She's a crazy girl 🤪

@Jennie Kennedy I really hope you don't turn out like Casey Anthony. She's a crazy girl 🤪

@Mew it was the abominable hideous excuse for a human being Jose baez we can thank for that. There's one thing trying to use tactics.to get your client off but it's quite another using the tactics he did like lying about being abused, he even tried to get the guy who found caylee's remains as a suspect in her murder.

Disgusting piece of shiz.

@Gillian Haney Lol I didn't defend her. 12 people made that decision for us. Don't have to reply, just pointing out that you're running a very dangerous marathon if you're going by "look at all the comments here". Don't follow the crowd.. How many of them are psychiatrists / lawyers / psychologists versus normal people who know very little to nothing about any of this and are somehow professionals from watching a video... Credibility. Always question it. You're more sickened by the fact that she "got away with it" or that 12 people agreed that she wasn't guilty. Don't be sickened by my opinion, a discussion shouldn't make you feel that way. By bringing emotions into it, you may have a biased view. I'm just asking you to be a bit more open minded, you seem very intelligent and I appreciate your time for responding. Have a good day.

@Leo Strife I'm not going to do a huge reply because of my situation but I will say look at more of the comments here, I'm far from the only one, she was obviously guilty, there was plenty evidence, she was not insane, yes I understand very well that trauma causes damage, but that doesn't mean that they should get away with it, she knew what she was doing, it was planned, the only reason she got away with it is money, the huge amounts these corrupt defense lawyers will take.<br>Sick that you are defending her, not replying again

@Leo Strife I'm not going to do a huge reply because of my situation but I will say look at more of the comments here, I'm far from the only one, she was obviously guilty, there was plenty evidence, she was not insane, yes I understand very well that trauma causes damage, but that doesn't mean that they should get away with it, she knew what she was doing, it was planned, the only reason she got away with it is money, the huge amounts these corrupt defense lawyers will take.
Sick that you are defending her, not replying again

@Leo Strife Why so rude? So you actually think sexual abuse is an excuse to murder your own child?!?

@Leo Strife Why so rude? So you actually think sexual abuse is an excuse to murder your own child?!?

Did you not listen to a single thing the video explained to you? You overlook the fact of what was said and discovered? How she masked everything up because she was sexually abused by her dad? It became part of her character. Psychologists during the trial gave testimony as to how this works. Why she was unable to display emotion. Jeez, you really drink that koolaid huh

@matthew beck  anything for money.. life is sad. and they talk about justice

@matthew beck  anything for money.. life is sad. and they talk about justice

@matthew beck That would've been a HELL of a closing defense statement against Casey.

@matthew beck That would've been a HELL of a closing defense statement against Casey.

@A. Alberts yeah I wondered about her dad's reaction, did he just have a straight face when he was accused of sexual abuse?!? Very strange

@A. Alberts yeah I wondered about her dad's reaction, did he just have a straight face when he was accused of sexual abuse?!? Very strange

@PuppiesandSunshine No it's literally spelled duct tape like air duct.

@PuppiesandSunshine No it's literally spelled duct tape like air duct.

Nope! It doesn't say a lot. It poses more & more questions rather

Nope! It doesn't say a lot. It poses more & more questions rather

@Abby S. Pumpkins I have a feeling that Casey’s father did not care what methods Casey used to (ie throwing him under the bus) defend herself.

@Abby S. Pumpkins I have a feeling that Casey’s father did not care what methods Casey used to (ie throwing him under the bus) defend herself.

@matthew beck not the lawyers fault, it's stupid people on the jury that do not understand what is important and what is BS. These lawyer would not use these defense techniques if the people in jury's knew better than to fall for it.

@matthew beck not the lawyers fault, it's stupid people on the jury that do not understand what is important and what is BS. These lawyer would not use these defense techniques if the people in jury's knew better than to fall for it.

@matthew beck   I dated someone like Casey.   Note the tense.

My Casey got two separate charges for battery and petty theft years after we broke up.   Someone else's headache.

@matthew beck   I dated someone like Casey.   Note the tense.

My Casey got two separate charges for battery and petty theft years after we broke up.   Someone else's headache.

@Márcio Rodriguez Your mind is not operating NO, no, I mean your HEART is gone missing on this one.

@Márcio Rodriguez Your mind is not operating NO, no, I mean your HEART is gone missing on this one.

She's clearly not guilty. Blame Jeff Ashton and Florida laws.

She's clearly not guilty. Blame Jeff Ashton and Florida laws.

@PuppiesandSunshine boom. this is a grammar/language correction i can get behind. PuppiesandSunshine for pres/

@PuppiesandSunshine boom. this is a grammar/language correction i can get behind. PuppiesandSunshine for pres/

@Antonio Martinez you know what. That's the stupidest comment I have come across. I hate Trump. He is a liar. But you cannot put people in groups like that. People are complex beings and we each have our own thoughts, don't we? I thought we did.

@Antonio Martinez you know what. That's the stupidest comment I have come across. I hate Trump. He is a liar. But you cannot put people in groups like that. People are complex beings and we each have our own thoughts, don't we? I thought we did.

Wow this psycho been free this long? They have more than enough evidence She shouldn't have a trey.

Wow this psycho been free this long? They have more than enough evidence She shouldn't have a trey.

@lee wan She gave an interview recently. She claimed that she does not know how her daughter died which conflicts with her defense testimony. <br>These things tend to come out after time. Let's see.

@lee wan She gave an interview recently. She claimed that she does not know how her daughter died which conflicts with her defense testimony.
These things tend to come out after time. Let's see.

@lee wan Very very good catch Lee. Yeah. She knows she is dead and know that she messed up there.

@lee wan Very very good catch Lee. Yeah. She knows she is dead and know that she messed up there.

29:43 HAD

29:58 realizes she said "had" and fixes it

29:43 HAD
29:58 realizes she said "had" and fixes it

@Kat there’s no way you think it’s called “duck tape” 😂😂😂 🦆

@Kat there’s no way you think it’s called “duck tape” 😂😂😂 🦆

@Paul Bush You think it was an accident?

@Paul Bush You think it was an accident?

@Christina M Did they get the dad on the stand

@Christina M Did they get the dad on the stand

@ProdigalPorcupine We call it scotch tape

@ProdigalPorcupine We call it scotch tape

Biggest detail for me? The kid drowned accidentally and she dumped the body in a swamp.
Why did wrap the child's head in duct tape? Your kid drowns accidentally you call 911 immediately. Just in case there is that one in million chance they can bring back that child back.
What you don't do is wrap duct tape over the nose and mouth and dump it in the swamp.
That combined with the suffocation Google searches the night before, then partying for 31 days after, writing how happy you are in your journal and getting a nice 'life is beautiful' tattoo.
She was assessed to be sane by experts, she knew what she was doing.
She killed the kid, dumped the body made up a story, got caught then got off with it.
That's pretty much it.

It says a lot about how deep sexual abuse can cause the damaged victim’s understanding of parenthood,, please, don’t ,for your own awareness.. cast this women as being evil… just damaged to the death of her own child is the price of abuse…  please forgive her… she will have a life of great pain to deal with.. as we all seek to be whole. Maybe this is why it takes generations or many life times.. before we as humans can say we are free from the evil that mocks our very thoughts..

I know their wasn't much evidence showing that she was responsible for her daughters death, but they should've at least charged her big for those other things

Casey lied to the police, she's didnt care about her daughter's saftey, searched online on shotguns & suffication, and she did so many more shit we all can't stand.

I know their wasn't much evidence showing that she was responsible for her daughters death, but they should've at least charged her big for those other things

Casey lied to the police, she's didnt care about her daughter's saftey, searched online on shotguns & suffication, and she did so many more shit we all can't stand.

Meaning that she's a phyco that doesn't care about her daughter, or meaning that she cares about her daughter a lot and is in extreme denial?

Meaning that she's a phyco that doesn't care about her daughter, or meaning that she cares about her daughter a lot and is in extreme denial?

@matthew beck actually detective and police rely on their instinct much to detect criminals, it's almost like 6th sense

@matthew beck actually detective and police rely on their instinct much to detect criminals, it's almost like 6th sense

@JAMBERRY You didn't answer my question? I am still waiting.

@JAMBERRY You didn't answer my question? I am still waiting.

@Terry Keith <br>That my weird sense of humor. She said Banana Republic where poor people go to jail I said Banana Democrat where rich people go to jail.

@Terry Keith
That my weird sense of humor. She said Banana Republic where poor people go to jail I said Banana Democrat where rich people go to jail.

@Eternally Profound !You a troll! Rich people never go to jail any where in the world

@Eternally Profound !You a troll! Rich people never go to jail any where in the world

@JAMBERRY
I didn't say she was a murderer, you said it. if your child was missing would you go out partying every night????
I live in a banana democrat where only rich people go to jail.

@JAMBERRY
I didn't say she was a murderer, you said it. if your child was missing would you go out partying every night????
I live in a banana democrat where only rich people go to jail.

@Eternally Profound That doesn't make her a murderer though. Why can't you see that? This whole justice system is messed up ad there are many people in prison right now for crimes they never committed. You live in a banana republic where only poor people go to jail!

@Eternally Profound That doesn't make her a murderer though. Why can't you see that? This whole justice system is messed up ad there are many people in prison right now for crimes they never committed. You live in a banana republic where only poor people go to jail!

@JAMBERRY it is when your child is missing and you go out partying.

@JAMBERRY it is when your child is missing and you go out partying.

@Eternally Profound !A bad personality is not against the law

@Eternally Profound !A bad personality is not against the law

The child was missing for 31 days.......that is enough said. She didn't tell anyone, her parents couldn't know what was happening, saying that a nanny took her even then you would have called the police. She sought no help from anyone, the only help she sought was someone to make her daughter disappear.

The child was missing for 31 days.......that is enough said. She didn't tell anyone, her parents couldn't know what was happening, saying that a nanny took her even then you would have called the police. She sought no help from anyone, the only help she sought was someone to make her daughter disappear.

@Catherine Roberts  Maybe the jury were paid, idk

@Catherine Roberts  Maybe the jury were paid, idk

not just says a lot but proves she killed her.

not just says a lot but proves she killed her.

Hell is where this lawyer will be because anyone especially a parent can tell this monster of a mom killed her daughter!! Blood is in his hands and one only feel he is an accomplice in this murder

Hell is where this lawyer will be because anyone especially a parent can tell this monster of a mom killed her daughter!! Blood is in his hands and one only feel he is an accomplice in this murder

I feel a bit for Casey, in one point of my life I was almost forced by parents and my girlfriend to start a family on my own and have kids when I was totally not rdy for it.

I feel a bit for Casey, in one point of my life I was almost forced by parents and my girlfriend to start a family on my own and have kids when I was totally not rdy for it.

@Aj ha, thanks. I wondered why you were calling me absurd.

@Aj ha, thanks. I wondered why you were calling me absurd.

@John Hareiel No problem, John. There’s a lot of replies and it’s not hard to get the wrong poster! It is indeed a sickening case, it must be very profound seeing that tree mural, I live across the pond and even thousands of miles away we felt the pain. The case reverberated around the world. So horrible.

@John Hareiel No problem, John. There’s a lot of replies and it’s not hard to get the wrong poster! It is indeed a sickening case, it must be very profound seeing that tree mural, I live across the pond and even thousands of miles away we felt the pain. The case reverberated around the world. So horrible.

@ProdigalPorcupine   Probably so, lol.  Sorry about that.  It pissed me off about this girl.  We came back from Disney and stopped by the tree mural on the way home.  It was the last day before they took everything down.  Oh the people at it and them telling us how disgusted they were at their neighbors.  My Granny even called us on out way to Disney after the verdict all kinds of pissed.  First time I ever heard her cuss

@John Hareiel That’s exactly what I said! Did you reply to the wrong person?

@John Hareiel That’s exactly what I said! Did you reply to the wrong person?

@Violet when you’re depressed like that you’re worried about bonding with your child and it eventually happens. You’re depressed and you don’t even want to buy yourself anything or go out, NOT partying and getting tattoos, no way!!!

@Violet when you’re depressed like that you’re worried about bonding with your child and it eventually happens. You’re depressed and you don’t even want to buy yourself anything or go out, NOT partying and getting tattoos, no way!!!

@Chris Stroh By the time they had that evidence to question her about, she had retained an attorney and used her Miranda right to not be questioned.

@Chris Stroh By the time they had that evidence to question her about, she had retained an attorney and used her Miranda right to not be questioned.

@Sir Henry Our Justice system is definitely troubled, but it’s one of the best. Lie detectors can be beat, especially by sociopaths, as Casey seems to be. They only give, at best, indications (in the hands of an experienced operator) that a person may or may not be lying. That’s why they aren’t allowed to be placed into evidence at trial. At best, the results can help narrow down suspects or help in interrogation of same.

@TheMotherConfesser A jury is normally instructed specifically not to consider the possible punishment in the guilty/not guilty portion of their deliberations. Thst isn’t their job at that time. They are only supposed to deliberate on the guilt of the defendant. Sentencing will later be determined by the Judge or the Jury in separate deliberations. <br>     They also had the opportunity to find her guilty on lesser charges: aggravated child abuse or aggravated manslaughter, but they decided not guilty on both of those also.

@TheMotherConfesser A jury is normally instructed specifically not to consider the possible punishment in the guilty/not guilty portion of their deliberations. Thst isn’t their job at that time. They are only supposed to deliberate on the guilt of the defendant. Sentencing will later be determined by the Judge or the Jury in separate deliberations.
     They also had the opportunity to find her guilty on lesser charges: aggravated child abuse or aggravated manslaughter, but they decided not guilty on both of those also.

@Violet except one doesn’t usually develop post-partum depression (a very real and debilitating condition) when the child is 4 years old….

@Violet except one doesn’t usually develop post-partum depression (a very real and debilitating condition) when the child is 4 years old….

@SaturnineXTS how's that a good excuse for what she did?

@SaturnineXTS how's that a good excuse for what she did?

Casey Anthony killed her child, but I'm lost at this whole law enforcements job?
Decomposed body in the trunk? Test for Caylee Mariah Anthony's DNA in trunk.
Interrogation needed to be a Torture treatment if you call that interrogation.
What happened to straight up chewing her ass and asking where did you bury your child?
What was up with not bringing another female in the room and sharing pictures of your kid growing up? Why did they not show a dead picture of your child to you ask about marks on the body?  What are these search engine hits about killing your child?  Why did they not try to get her father worked up about rapping his daughter and make her break? What happened to interrogating the boyfriend that was with her just before and after she killed her kid?

@Kathy Hayevsky LOOOL. Such a stupid system.

@Kathy Hayevsky LOOOL. Such a stupid system.

@incognito Does that mean that all current justice system are broken? Yes, it does. Would it help to introduce lie-detectors for each and every major crime subject? Yes. Would it help to have an AI jury that sees everything much more objectively over time with good updates? Yes. The system is flawed. Time for a new one.

@incognito Does that mean that all current justice system are broken? Yes, it does. Would it help to introduce lie-detectors for each and every major crime subject? Yes. Would it help to have an AI jury that sees everything much more objectively over time with good updates? Yes. The system is flawed. Time for a new one.

It says everything. Just like her Bella Vida tattoo that she got while she was supposed to be searching for her daughter.

It says everything. Just like her Bella Vida tattoo that she got while she was supposed to be searching for her daughter.

@jennifer ceballos wow I have never heard about that. Can you tell me where you heard this?

@jennifer ceballos wow I have never heard about that. Can you tell me where you heard this?

@karuthum_unmaiyum Please tell me this is a joke comment.

@karuthum_unmaiyum Please tell me this is a joke comment.

No, it doesn't. Maybe, she could have "sold" her daughter for money (child trafficking) - which is indeed a crime but a different form of crime than first degree murder or homicide

No, it doesn't. Maybe, she could have "sold" her daughter for money (child trafficking) - which is indeed a crime but a different form of crime than first degree murder or homicide

It doesn't say a lot, it says everything.

It doesn't say a lot, it says everything.

@King M you sort of have to be one to work in those kinds of jobs... kind of a requirement tbh

@King M you sort of have to be one to work in those kinds of jobs... kind of a requirement tbh

I have a close friend that’s a sociopath that reminds me so much of her. Like everything about him is fake and nearly every action he takes is dishonest with the motive of benefiting himself. Kinda cool tbh, like I know under different circumstances he would be a serial killer. But he’s a spoiled rich kid so he’ll probably just work at a hedge fund or investment bank.

marcicanp - AGREED<br>It says disgusting to the power of a million.

marcicanp - AGREED
It says disgusting to the power of a million.

i think that this is postnatal depression talk. most first mothers are overwhelmed and by year 3 it's just coming to that tipping point..when it was over for her she felt relieved. i knew someone like this, who didn't show any emotions. she to was horendeously abused by her father and what's worse her mother turned a blind eye to all of it.

i think that this is postnatal depression talk. most first mothers are overwhelmed and by year 3 it's just coming to that tipping point..when it was over for her she felt relieved. i knew someone like this, who didn't show any emotions. she to was horendeously abused by her father and what's worse her mother turned a blind eye to all of it.

in the video you can even see she wrote "i hope the ends justifies the means" like.............

in the video you can even see she wrote "i hope the ends justifies the means" like.............

Yes, she said that she had made the right decision before that in the diary.

Yes, she said that she had made the right decision before that in the diary.

What i find sad is that us on these comments can see it and  the so called justice system can't. It's frightening really. Just listen and look at how she reacts to everything no normal person would act like that nut case. No regard for her daughter . And what about the duct tape on her little girl?? Corrupt

What i find sad is that us on these comments can see it and  the so called justice system can't. It's frightening really. Just listen and look at how she reacts to everything no normal person would act like that nut case. No regard for her daughter . And what about the duct tape on her little girl?? Corrupt

@valentini aholelei  NOPe they found her not guilty

@valentini aholelei  NOPe they found her not guilty

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

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

@Edward Ranno I hope so. It might have only been one idiot that she winked at. That's all it takes, is ONE.

@Edward Ranno I hope so. It might have only been one idiot that she winked at. That's all it takes, is ONE.

@valentini aholelei  No she was not convicted but there’s too many things that connected her with killing of her daughter the jurors what angered me was that they said well we wanted to be like CSI like what we see on the TV and we didn’t just get that that is TV you cannot expect TV to match real life over here you got what you got and it directly points to her but I guess the theynwanted a neon sign that literally said she did it so  eventually she got away with it. There’s too many things connecting her to the murder she wrote on her journal several times about her feeling like she was out of a burden and this correlates to when her daughter was missing and they were searching for her another thing that I found interesting was that they found the baby skeleton behind her house then somebody was looking on the computer for how to drug an infant ect Which the mom said she did which I don’t believe her I think she was just covering for her daughter and the forensic team said that in her car they found evidence that there had been a dead body in there the chemical compounds of a dead body

@Dea Dean Maybe he is what? I can't find my original commetn

@Dea Dean Maybe he is what? I can't find my original commetn

@Dea Dean Yea and that would make a lot of sense IF she wasn’t writing something incriminating about how she’s so happy without her daughter? Also she was an adult living out of home, I doubt she would’ve needed it. But regardless, the point of a fake journal is you fill it with stuff your parents/others won’t find problematic or concerning. Why would she write something that incriminates her for murder in a fake journal?

@Dea Dean I’d say that the real issue is that she killed a three year old.

@Dea Dean I’d say that the real issue is that she killed a three year old.

You're making the mistake of judging her the way you would a neurotypical person.

You're making the mistake of judging her the way you would a neurotypical person.

@Violet especially if her dad was the father 😅

@Violet especially if her dad was the father 😅

@Emily Fisher and no government should have let a child live with a rapist but here we are

@Emily Fisher and no government should have let a child live with a rapist but here we are

@Patience Holmes if she had intrusive parents she could've had a fake journal for them to read, I know I did

@Patience Holmes if she had intrusive parents she could've had a fake journal for them to read, I know I did

@april silvers a sociopath can't feel remorse. So no there shouldn't have been any pain as she doesn't have a realization of her actions in the extent a normal person would.

@april silvers a sociopath can't feel remorse. So no there shouldn't have been any pain as she doesn't have a realization of her actions in the extent a normal person would.

@A. Alberts she used to be a 3 year old innocent kid. You shoild ask how she became this way?

@A. Alberts she used to be a 3 year old innocent kid. You shoild ask how she became this way?

@Cath Walsh the reason she killed her kid is because she's a sociopath she feels no emotions and doesn't have your moral values. She doesn't think it's wrong and she can't see past her obsession for a made up good life. The real issue is what or who made her and people like her a walking shell of a human being. In most cases it's trauma

@Cath Walsh the reason she killed her kid is because she's a sociopath she feels no emotions and doesn't have your moral values. She doesn't think it's wrong and she can't see past her obsession for a made up good life. The real issue is what or who made her and people like her a walking shell of a human being. In most cases it's trauma

@A. Alberts do you not know narcissists and sociopaths can be made not born? Trauma makes them. Parents make them. Think before you speak. Consider all sides especially those that oppose your beliefs, that's the way you can grow.

@A. Alberts do you not know narcissists and sociopaths can be made not born? Trauma makes them. Parents make them. Think before you speak. Consider all sides especially those that oppose your beliefs, that's the way you can grow.

@A. Alberts rape would actually explain her sociopathic behaviour and being devoid of emotion and not feeling guilty for a murder she obviously committed as she clearly doesn't have your typical moral values and a lot of sociopaths are made that way by trauma. She is an empty shell, casey died before she killed her kid. One can argue her father did it given that he made her that way.

@Christina M I don't think so, that was one of the rare moments she showed any emotion. I believe the lawyer had to drag it out of her by asking if there's anything that could make the jury sympathetic toward her and the dad didn't react to that statement either so go figure.

@Christina M I don't think so, that was one of the rare moments she showed any emotion. I believe the lawyer had to drag it out of her by asking if there's anything that could make the jury sympathetic toward her and the dad didn't react to that statement either so go figure.

@matthew beck ohhhh the grandma helped her cover this up?

@matthew beck ohhhh the grandma helped her cover this up?

@jennifer ceballos what happen with the babies dad? Man so with all these lies and she writing it in her notebook was not enough to convict her!? Fucn crazy!!!

@jennifer ceballos what happen with the babies dad? Man so with all these lies and she writing it in her notebook was not enough to convict her!? Fucn crazy!!!

she was probably referring to the tattoo

she was probably referring to the tattoo

@jennifer ceballos I want to make it clear that I think she is 100% guilty,  but that one piece of evidence was written years before most likely

@jennifer ceballos I want to make it clear that I think she is 100% guilty,  but that one piece of evidence was written years before most likely

@jennifer ceballos that was shown to be written years before.

@jennifer ceballos that was shown to be written years before.

What makes me sick is that they most likely would have had proof if the idiot cops had gone out to Caylee's remains site the 1st time the utility worker had called, months earlier!!!

What makes me sick is that they most likely would have had proof if the idiot cops had gone out to Caylee's remains site the 1st time the utility worker had called, months earlier!!!

She was happy because Caylee wasn't in here life anymore and I think she wanted to marry her bf too!

She was happy because Caylee wasn't in here life anymore and I think she wanted to marry her bf too!

@A K dark skin is not a curse, I don't understand why you would say this

@A K dark skin is not a curse, I don't understand why you would say this

@Anna Conway I just know how precious and rare white women are. In India we only have dark skin women and having dark skin is a curse. I only managed to touch a white women once in my life and that was like heaven . I wish my wife was atleast 10 percent as white as white women.

@Anna Conway I just know how precious and rare white women are. In India we only have dark skin women and having dark skin is a curse. I only managed to touch a white women once in my life and that was like heaven . I wish my wife was atleast 10 percent as white as white women.

@PuppiesandSunshine no it it’s.  It’s called duct tape. Duck Tape is a specific brand of duct tape

@PuppiesandSunshine no it it’s.  It’s called duct tape. Duck Tape is a specific brand of duct tape

@Kat Idk if I can process how the lawyer got the jury to overlook that detail, as well as her lack of grief over the entire situation.

@Kat Idk if I can process how the lawyer got the jury to overlook that detail, as well as her lack of grief over the entire situation.

@Tilted Halo it's because McKenna worked on both cases and manipulated the jury. in the oj case he used footage of an investigator using slurs which technically had nothing to do with the case, but it soured jurors to the prosecution. people have been convicted for much less

@Tilted Halo it's because McKenna worked on both cases and manipulated the jury. in the oj case he used footage of an investigator using slurs which technically had nothing to do with the case, but it soured jurors to the prosecution. people have been convicted for much less

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@incognito true but this is allowed when criminal profilers give evidence

@incognito true but this is allowed when criminal profilers give evidence

@incognito criminal profilers can crack cases based on body language, there was more than enough information to spot that she was lying and had contradicted too much.

@incognito criminal profilers can crack cases based on body language, there was more than enough information to spot that she was lying and had contradicted too much.

@Chuu Chuu ngl that was way too long. Tbh you’re just giving cops waaaayyy too much benefit of the doubt. I understand the instinct to do that, but it’s undoubtedly an error once you think harder about it. Imagine a scenario where the cop didn’t have a gun—everyone would be alive today. That’s all that needs to be said to show the cop’s guilt (and stupidity, anxiety, fear, whatever else you want to call it to explain his mistake).

@Chuu Chuu nah that’s a huge misconception there, you’re then putting someone’s life in the hands of a cop’s bad split second decision making. That’s an off the rails wild take to claim that the cop has every right or justification to shoot someone lethally in any case where he might be a little anxious or scared

@Chuu Chuu nah that’s a huge misconception there, you’re then putting someone’s life in the hands of a cop’s bad split second decision making. That’s an off the rails wild take to claim that the cop has every right or justification to shoot someone lethally in any case where he might be a little anxious or scared

@Dj Trig Your missing the point, it doesn't matter what the intent is of person behind the wheel was, in the split second you have to react to someone coming at you in a car and not turning away in order to not hit you, common sense and logic dictates that at that very moment, the cop had every right to shoot and kill the driver of the vehicle that was about to run him over. 99% of cops do not want to have to use their gun and take another life if its not needed, however, it was clearly needed in this case based on what the guy said about the case. Im certain that in that situation, the cop clearly felt as if his or innocent bystanders/civilians lives were in danger if the criminal was actively hurdling a car at people recklessly. cars are dangerous and lethal weapons under the law. the cop also didn't have prior knowledge of how old the person driving the car was, all that matters is that the person in the car who was lethally endangering the cops life and other peoples had to be stopped with the only means possible at that moment, which in this case, was deadly force.

imagine you hate being a mother and your child really goes missing. you'd be happy too, and it makes sense she didn't call the police. she was happy. anyone who hates being a parent would be happy that finally they're free of their child.

imagine you hate being a mother and your child really goes missing. you'd be happy too, and it makes sense she didn't call the police. she was happy. anyone who hates being a parent would be happy that finally they're free of their child.

@matthew beck We run into lots of young and old men like this too, they're just typically rewarded with high paying executive jobs

@matthew beck We run into lots of young and old men like this too, they're just typically rewarded with high paying executive jobs

@Chuu Chuu unfortunately no one can answer the question of intent though, which is why they had the jury trial. From a logical perspective of self preservation in the face of lethal threat, it is wildly unlikely that the dude would have gone out of his way to run someone over as a final “f u,” rather than tried to escape to preserve his own life. Not saying it isn’t impossible, but it’s incredibly unlikely

@Dj Trig From what he said, the jury did get it wrong, it sounds like The second jury convicted the police officer based off of emotions and not actual INTENT. If the young man was trying to run over the police officer in a car, then the police officer has every right to shoot and kill as he is actively defending himself against a 2 ton pieces of metal hurdling at him.

And that was the concrete evidence. Who would be happy in that moment? I think the jury said guilty except for that “1” stupid jury member.

And that was the concrete evidence. Who would be happy in that moment? I think the jury said guilty except for that “1” stupid jury member.

@Kat yeah i'm wondering the same thing. the jury was lobotomized beforehand, that's my only explanation for them not seeing obvious shit

@Kat yeah i'm wondering the same thing. the jury was lobotomized beforehand, that's my only explanation for them not seeing obvious shit

@Tilted Halo that’s cause u loved ur hamster. I’m p sure casey saw her daughter as a burden more than anything else

@Tilted Halo that’s cause u loved ur hamster. I’m p sure casey saw her daughter as a burden more than anything else

@matthew beck wait you’re saying the second jury got it wrong?? Lmao how insane are you? Thank goodness you didn’t trick your whole jury

@matthew beck wait you’re saying the second jury got it wrong?? Lmao how insane are you? Thank goodness you didn’t trick your whole jury

Not to mention the 'SUFFOCATION' stuff was on her search history wtf?

Not to mention the 'SUFFOCATION' stuff was on her search history wtf?

@incognito they put innocent people in jail for in way crazier ways but now they decide to follow the law. I see how it is

@incognito they put innocent people in jail for in way crazier ways but now they decide to follow the law. I see how it is

@Kat damn lol who was the detective Dora the xplorer they let her off too essy

@Kat damn lol who was the detective Dora the xplorer they let her off too essy

Diary: I have committed sin that possibly involves murder of a child within the past week who I shall not name
Judge: lol
Colored person: 100 feet away from crime
Judge: DEATH SENTENCE

Diary: I have committed sin that possibly involves murder of a child within the past week who I shall not name
Judge: lol
Colored person: 100 feet away from crime
Judge: DEATH SENTENCE

@1MC I'm so sorry for your loss and for so many other things you were subjected to as a result.

I realise it's probably of little comfort but I firmly believe there is a special place in Hell for child killers. I hope one day you find peace and comfort.

@1MC I'm so sorry for your loss and for so many other things you were subjected to as a result.

I realise it's probably of little comfort but I firmly believe there is a special place in Hell for child killers. I hope one day you find peace and comfort.

@Edward Li beyond a reasonable doubt is meant to be taken literally, so that innocent people don't get convicted... Even if it does mean that guilty people go free. An incredible number of executed people have been exhonerated after the state killed them... So even with that standard, it doesn't work.

@Edward Li beyond a reasonable doubt is meant to be taken literally, so that innocent people don't get convicted... Even if it does mean that guilty people go free. An incredible number of executed people have been exhonerated after the state killed them... So even with that standard, it doesn't work.

that says nothing. When I was in jail, for example, I would cry every day because I was miserable (i was in love with a girl who couldnt see). But I would also repeat to myself sometimes "I am soooo happy" because it made me feel better. Many miserable people actually say they're happy, this is especially true with people who are about to commit suicide. Saying you're happy doesnt actually mean anything, it could mean the complete opposite. This is common sense 101

It could simply be a defense mechanism to negative emotions. Every human has those

The burden of proof for the prosecution in a criminal trial is not "beyond a shadow of a doubt." It is "beyond a reasonable doubt." Those are two extremely different things. A shadow of a doubt can be the flimsiest thing whatsoever. But a reasonable doubt is something that actually explains away evidence.

The burden of proof for the prosecution in a criminal trial is not "beyond a shadow of a doubt." It is "beyond a reasonable doubt." Those are two extremely different things. A shadow of a doubt can be the flimsiest thing whatsoever. But a reasonable doubt is something that actually explains away evidence.

I live in Florida, & nearly the Same exact thing happened to my only Son when he was just 3 years old, on new Years Eve 2017/2018, while he was left alone with his Mother, & Grandmother. He was found in a Canal, behind the Apartment Complex, where no Cameras or lights were located. It happened on the Loudest night of the year, just after the sun had gone down. When discovered by Coral springs Police Department, he had a Large Visible Red Mark on the back of his Neck, that was NEVER explained. His Mother lived on the Second Level, exterior wall, up against the canal, that surrounded the entire Structure on three sides, & the fourth was up against a road. At three years Old, my Son could NOT Negotiate the staircase on his own, in one Direction, OR the other, without me helping him, as is normal for any three year old, on a dangerous concreate staircase. It must have been almost twenty steps. So the spin that CSPD believed from Allison was, that while she was napping after a Big Day out, & that her infallible 62 year old Mother, whom had a serious AXE to grind with me, was supposed to be watching my Son, Jack. Whom they said, pushed a footlocker that weighed twice as much as him, across the carpeted Living room floor, of their 800 Square foot apartment, to the front door. Then unlocked the Dead bolt the was near the top of the Door frame (I have Photos) then opened the door, that normally flew open, & was on a chain to keep from ripping free, due to the wind coming off of the Canal, & let himself outside. Then closed the door behind his three year old little self. While no one heard, or saw anything. Allegedly Allison had woken up, & couldn't find Jack in the tiny little apartment (ROLLING EYES). So she then asked her all knowing, wise, Oracle of Delphi Mother, Debora. Where is Jack? to which she (lied) had no answer. It was 6:38, December 31, 2017. My phone Rang, & it said Allison. she has been ignoring my Calls to come see, & pick up my child for 90 days at least by this point. I answered the Phone, & the Verbatim that came out of my mouth is as Follows " Allison, you had better tell me my child is Fucking Alive, & Breathing" all I heard was indiscernible screaming. I repeated myself. I then heard her state in plain English (Please tell my Husband what happened to his child) I proceeded to loose my shit. The CSPD had alerted Hollywood PD to my location, & they shortly their after surrounded my house. The CSPD Closed the case inside of 16 Hours. They NEVER filed any charges against the both of them, & took pity on them both because of their blubbering. Additionally they both were MORE than easy on the eyes. I was Spitting Venom, to the CSPD, on on every Social media Site I was a part of. The Lead SVU Det. from CSPD called me, & said " so I hear you're going around online, telling everyone that Allison is a baby killer?" to which my response was "where did you read that?"  She then said 'I personally haven't read anything, this is just what I'm told" We had a VERY colorful conversation, that I will not bore you with the Details of because I think at this point you are starting to see a Manifest Observable Trend of Behavior. The LEAD SVU DET. called me no less than FIVE more time, Both attempting to Threaten, & broker with me. I don't think she was expecting, or was ready for what she heard next.

         Allison then Motioned for a Restraining order to which Michael G. Kaplan, of the 17th Circuit Vigorously issued, with glee I might add. Additionally the Hearing was Dually used to make public statements to Banish any Notion put Forward By Myself, about the lack of effort on the part of the CSPD to bring charges against the mother of my only Son, & to fortify the concept of the mental health of Allison's Mother, whom DID have a history of Mental health issues, & suicidal ideations. (It was a Ludacris cross between a dog, & pony show, & the dismemberment of William the Wallace) Then they went on to suggest that at just Three years old, too young to make such a determinization, as stated by the DSM, that he was somehow limited, & that's how he houdinied himself into the position he was "FOUND" in. The 17th Circuit treated me like a criminal. They then Gave Allison her two year restraining order, took my Firearms, to which I resisted greatly for a years time, Until they Jailed me, with no hope of release, until I willingly surrendered my Property in a Most Perverse of Circumstances. I couldn't help but observe that they took large sadistic measure of Pleasure out of that, & relished in it, Disarming a Disabled Veteran, who's son just Died in an EXTREAMLY suspicious fashion, while NOT charging the Party RESPONSIBLE for his Well being at the time of his Death. I mean, could you find a MORE Luciferin practice?

           By the Time our Divorce paperwork had gone though, NOT a YEAR later, she was Living on the other side of the Continent, already 9 Months Pregnant, with someone else's child, who was still active duty. Her second string choice that she knew from NAVY "A" school, that she never took seriously, while we both were Enlisted (Another Story). "JAMES" was trying to "Romance the stone" the entire time we were trying to repair our Marriage, whom her mother was endlessly trying to Broker, & interject herself in. (Narcissistic Mother Disorder).

         Ladies, & Gentlemen of the Jury, I hear put forth the Obvious Notion that my Only Son was Murdered to eliminate a Liability, & to sever ties with a Husband whom did not meet the Approval of the Mother In Law. I will let you Draw the conclusion of whom most likely did the unthinkable.

        I humbly await your Deliberation.

@matthew beck So what is your point? As you yourself said, feelings should not matter, only facts. And the facts are that the prosecution were not able to provide evidence beyond any doubt of Casey being guilty of murder. They have to PROVE IT. They couldn't even prove how she died! By your very own words you should agree with this jury decision.

@jennifer ceballos she OJ’d the case... it’s not uncommon at all. 🤷♂🤷♂

Just like we all know OJ Simpson killed Nicole, it doesn’t take a genius...  but to prove that in court, WITHOUT REASONABLE DOUBT, is a whole other issue. 🤷♂

Better have irrefutable evidence, or else you’re pissing in the wind.

@jennifer ceballos she OJ’d the case... it’s not uncommon at all. 🤷♂🤷♂

Just like we all know OJ Simpson killed Nicole, it doesn’t take a genius...  but to prove that in court, WITHOUT REASONABLE DOUBT, is a whole other issue. 🤷♂

Better have irrefutable evidence, or else you’re pissing in the wind.

@jennifer ceballos you knows whats crazier? casey is in a relationship with her attorney.

@jennifer ceballos you knows whats crazier? casey is in a relationship with her attorney.

@jennifer ceballos she had a good defense attorney but I believe the reason she was found not guilty is because the State lost... not that the Defense won. The State overcharged her and got cocky and they should not have asked for the Death Penalty with no cause of death or forensic dna evidence.

@jennifer ceballos she had a good defense attorney but I believe the reason she was found not guilty is because the State lost... not that the Defense won. The State overcharged her and got cocky and they should not have asked for the Death Penalty with no cause of death or forensic dna evidence.

@jennifer ceballos dont forget terrible jurors..

@jennifer ceballos dont forget terrible jurors..

@incognito there is plenty of evidence. Failure to report her daughter missing. Lying to the police. Writing in her journal that she’s “commited a sin” but is the happiest she’s ever been, being fhe last seen with her daughter. Failing to tell the police the truth of where she last saw her daughter after multiple questionings. Having access to the duck tape. Her daughter decomposing in her car (evidence in the smell). There was so much evidence I genuinely don’t understand how you can say there is not

@William Munny what's this got to do with a nutcase murder case

@William Munny what's this got to do with a nutcase murder case

@Abby S. Pumpkins The prosecution was unable to prove, BEYOND a shadow of a doubt, that Casey was guilty of 1st degree murder. The things you mentioned absolutely matter... in assessing Casey's character. But being a bad mom, being selfish, lying at every turn, aren't indicative of murder.

Sure, it's shady af & makes her look really bad... But, a jury NEEDS more than circumstancial evidence, character info, to convinct someone of 1st degree murder.

*Def not defending Casey or what she did. Just pointing out that the "burden of proof" is the responsibility of the prosecution. They need to prove guilt & unfortunately everything that was incriminating for Casey was circumstancial, suspicious, didn't look right... But, it wasn't proof she killed Caylee.

"It's better that 100 guilty men go free than for 1 innocent man to be imprisoned."

@Tell-it yes it’s true reason why Casey got off it was because this is my personal belief they were conflicting stories the friend that was introduced of the family saying that Kaylee had drowned and that the family was trying to keep this big secret there was a doubt that she actually murdered her child one of the leading theories was the baby drowned and the family was covering it and did she really kill her kid. I watched the trial on TV what I find disturbing is her journal entry where she says she has committed a great sin and she’s she sounds like she’s remorseful and there’s a conflicting event some traumatic thing in her life and she says that she hopes God can forgive her for this mortal sin she has done It coincides when Kaylee was dead or when they think she died another thing there were some Internet searches that I think she did I think the mother took responsibility for those searches because she felt a sense of guilt that she failed her daughter and that is the result why she killed her grandchild...Do I believe she’s innocent know when they showed pictures of her sweet innocent child that woman was not tearful and that one bit only when they said she might go to jail for the rest of your life but this is just my take

@jennifer ceballos are you fcking serious????? And the jury let her gooooo???????

@jennifer ceballos are you fcking serious????? And the jury let her gooooo???????

@TheMotherConfesser i wonder how many of the jurors might be dumbfounded after watching this case on YouTube

@TheMotherConfesser i wonder how many of the jurors might be dumbfounded after watching this case on YouTube

@Kat this is exactly what i thought. Did the prosecution even pick up on this, because with all the information given in this video only the deaf and blind would say not guilty. So makes me think the prosecution did a lousy job in getting the facts out

@Kat this is exactly what i thought. Did the prosecution even pick up on this, because with all the information given in this video only the deaf and blind would say not guilty. So makes me think the prosecution did a lousy job in getting the facts out

Baez wasn’t even that good. Casey walked because the prosecution didn’t do a good enough job convincing a jury of fools that Casey was responsible for her daughter’s death. If I would’ve been on that jury, I would’ve found her guilty, no problem. The fact that Casey didn’t call police to report her daughter “missing” for 30 days....makes her guilty. Misleading and lying to police about working at Orlando studios...makes her guilty. Going out to party and getting a tattoo that says “Bella Vita” while her daughter’s “missing”...makes her guilty. And the way she destroyed her dad with false allegations of sexual abuse was disgusting. She killed her dad too...in a sense. I don’t believe for one second her parents were involved in Caylee’s death. Casey was 100% responsible.

@matthew beck Dude why are you so surprised, isn't that just their job

@matthew beck Dude why are you so surprised, isn't that just their job

@PuppiesandSunshine wrong, its duct tape, duck tape is a brand

@PuppiesandSunshine wrong, its duct tape, duck tape is a brand

@azsuter what innocent person lies to the police about a fictional nanny that “kidnapped” her child?

@azsuter what innocent person lies to the police about a fictional nanny that “kidnapped” her child?

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!!!

How in the hell was this woman not found guilty!!!

How in the hell was this woman not found guilty!!!

@incognito there is more than enough evidence fym

@incognito there is more than enough evidence fym

She got freed? I don't want to watch it.

She got freed? I don't want to watch it.

@Dotty Orange I never heard the question ever. In every thing I watched or heard about the witch. Not once did I hear. Thank you. So what was her answer?

@Dotty Orange I never heard the question ever. In every thing I watched or heard about the witch. Not once did I hear. Thank you. So what was her answer?

@Robin Friess They absolutely did, it just wasn’t shown here. They asked her many many times.

@Robin Friess They absolutely did, it just wasn’t shown here. They asked her many many times.

@jennifer ceballos I think it's more of a case that she had the worst and most stupid jury I've ever seen in my life.  They wanted a Law & Order episode with tons of actual DNA evidence and witnesses - apparently, they never got that murders often have neither of those.

@jennifer ceballos I think it's more of a case that she had the worst and most stupid jury I've ever seen in my life.  They wanted a Law & Order episode with tons of actual DNA evidence and witnesses - apparently, they never got that murders often have neither of those.

@Christina M the jurors were actually only fed one side of the story because they were isolated from the real world and didn’t see any of the press and they really only voted not guilty because they were going to give her the death sentence but had they just done life in jail it probably would have been a different outcome

@Christina M the jurors were actually only fed one side of the story because they were isolated from the real world and didn’t see any of the press and they really only voted not guilty because they were going to give her the death sentence but had they just done life in jail it probably would have been a different outcome

I hate that the legal system has become a public speaking contest more than a way to seek justice. It's like, yea she totally murdered her own daughter, but the lawyer talk so good😰 same thing when people get away with serious crimes based on technicalities. I mean, that's why we have the human element, isn't it? We're not machines fed with 0 and 1 absolute codes, to let a violent criminal slip through because "this data does not exist". The jury and the judge should definitely evaluate evidence and testimony objectively, but they also shouldn't ignore the glaring intent of the crime. Too often, people face severe sentences for minor crimes, and for others, law doesn't seem to exist.

Says EVERYTHING actually. It disgusts me to my core that she didn't get convicted

Says EVERYTHING actually. It disgusts me to my core that she didn't get convicted

@jennifer ceballos no she didn’t, the prosecution was terrible and so was jury. She was unlawfully lucky.

@jennifer ceballos no she didn’t, the prosecution was terrible and so was jury. She was unlawfully lucky.

@Kat My thoughts exactly, like how do you explain that. Isn't hiding the little girl's body a charge on itself? The prosecution team really slept on the job on this one.

@Kat My thoughts exactly, like how do you explain that. Isn't hiding the little girl's body a charge on itself? The prosecution team really slept on the job on this one.

@Violet depressed ppl don't plan murders... stop believing rubbish ...do u even understand the term post partum

@Violet depressed ppl don't plan murders... stop believing rubbish ...do u even understand the term post partum

One thing remains true for all court cases throughout the earth! All are innocent until proven guilty because Justice is blinded by circumstance.

One thing remains true for all court cases throughout the earth! All are innocent until proven guilty because Justice is blinded by circumstance.

I don't know how that jury found her not guilty. Wasn't there at least one person with a brain?

I don't know how that jury found her not guilty. Wasn't there at least one person with a brain?

@jennifer ceballos Jose Baez is his name off the leading attorney.

@jennifer ceballos Jose Baez is his name off the leading attorney.

@Christina M Avarage Joe US-citizens...the jurors! The whole system is a joke..the whole nation!

@Christina M Avarage Joe US-citizens...the jurors! The whole system is a joke..the whole nation!

@PuppiesandSunshine actually, both are technically correct.

@PuppiesandSunshine actually, both are technically correct.

A lot of women  may develop post partum depression and feel resentment toward their children. Child birth can be beautiful but it can also be traumatic

A lot of women  may develop post partum depression and feel resentment toward their children. Child birth can be beautiful but it can also be traumatic

@Kat exactly!! How on earth a jury could find her not guilty is beyond me.

@Kat exactly!! How on earth a jury could find her not guilty is beyond me.

AND getting a tattoo, AND going out partying, AND the fact her daughter was found with duct tape around her mouth.

AND getting a tattoo, AND going out partying, AND the fact her daughter was found with duct tape around her mouth.

Nope!  It doesnt.  She was found not guilty.

Nope!  It doesnt.  She was found not guilty.

@jennifer ceballos she must have been raised Catholic. Well ms anthony, repent tell the Lord you're truly sorry.

@jennifer ceballos she must have been raised Catholic. Well ms anthony, repent tell the Lord you're truly sorry.

Exactly! Like I kinda get how you can explain things said/done publicly away for various reasons (obis its all bs but it can be done) but what she privately writes in her journal with no expectation of anyone seeing it? How tf is anyone believing that's because she's used to lying and she'd done to some dark place in her head

Exactly! Like I kinda get how you can explain things said/done publicly away for various reasons (obis its all bs but it can be done) but what she privately writes in her journal with no expectation of anyone seeing it? How tf is anyone believing that's because she's used to lying and she'd done to some dark place in her head

Its speaks volumes.  What shouldve been on that journal was her pain at the very least

Its speaks volumes.  What shouldve been on that journal was her pain at the very least

@GGR TheMostGodless LOL!!!!! That is just ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY.

@GGR TheMostGodless LOL!!!!! That is just ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY.

@Marie Chambe A MISCARRIAGE of justice. I think maybe because her dad was a cop, they let her go so he wouldn't have a double tragedy. Though it could never be the same, knowing his daughter is an inhuman monster

@Marie Chambe A MISCARRIAGE of justice. I think maybe because her dad was a cop, they let her go so he wouldn't have a double tragedy. Though it could never be the same, knowing his daughter is an inhuman monster

@Tilted Halo Because you're a compassionate caring person. God bless you💚. Your pet found the best owner in you.

@Tilted Halo Because you're a compassionate caring person. God bless you💚. Your pet found the best owner in you.

@A. Alberts It's crazy how that information in itself hadn't led to an investigation into her father. The way that lawyer worded that phrase and used it sickened me as well. It was all rhetoric.

@A. Alberts It's crazy how that information in itself hadn't led to an investigation into her father. The way that lawyer worded that phrase and used it sickened me as well. It was all rhetoric.

@Lesley It is really bad when you figure out how the "expert" witnesses twist the evidence and you want to point it out but can't.

@Lesley It is really bad when you figure out how the "expert" witnesses twist the evidence and you want to point it out but can't.

@matthew beck I agree with the fact about being on a Jury. I've been on one and I was amazed how you are given evidence, but you have so many questions you want to ask and you don't always get answers. I lost some faith, tbh, in the system

@matthew beck I agree with the fact about being on a Jury. I've been on one and I was amazed how you are given evidence, but you have so many questions you want to ask and you don't always get answers. I lost some faith, tbh, in the system

@Cath Walsh Well sure. She must have thought she was going to get away with this, and ironically enough she was right. Fate can be whimsical lol

@Cath Walsh Well sure. She must have thought she was going to get away with this, and ironically enough she was right. Fate can be whimsical lol

@SaturnineXTS oh well, that’s all right then. That’s a good enough reason to bump her 3 year old off isn’t it.  Are you kidding???!!  If that’s the case then she could have signed custody over to the grandparents or put the child up for adoption!!!!

@SaturnineXTS oh well, that’s all right then. That’s a good enough reason to bump her 3 year old off isn’t it.  Are you kidding???!!  If that’s the case then she could have signed custody over to the grandparents or put the child up for adoption!!!!

@Eugene Henderson really? U serious now?

@Eugene Henderson really? U serious now?

Yeah it does. Unbelievable that she went free

Yeah it does. Unbelievable that she went free

@nuff sed i see someone replied below that she was not in a rug. But in Mexico there was a case of a child also, Paulette - all the media and family at the house of the girl looking for her, several interviews and people sleeping at the kid’s room also, to at the end showing a video where police “found” the girl’s body between the mattress and the side of the bed, and closing the case saying the body was there all along 😒

Look, maybe she really, really didn't want a child but felt forced to go along with it for too long and finally broke?

Look, maybe she really, really didn't want a child but felt forced to go along with it for too long and finally broke?

@matthew beck being a woman has nothing to do with it

@matthew beck being a woman has nothing to do with it

marcicanp says absolutely everything we need to know.

marcicanp says absolutely everything we need to know.

The trial was logic vs. emotion, sad to say emotions are easily swayed than logic

The trial was logic vs. emotion, sad to say emotions are easily swayed than logic

LITERALLY. THATS ENOUGH EVIDENCE FOR ME HUNNY. J A I LLLL

LITERALLY. THATS ENOUGH EVIDENCE FOR ME HUNNY. J A I LLLL

and that she made the right decision and trusts her judgment....? like girl!

and that she made the right decision and trusts her judgment....? like girl!

Yes! She also talks about "a choice she's MADE". The murder was NOT an accident as so many people believe. She WILLINGLY decided to kill her daughter: hence the google searches. I don't get how people cannot just SEE it!

Yes! She also talks about "a choice she's MADE". The murder was NOT an accident as so many people believe. She WILLINGLY decided to kill her daughter: hence the google searches. I don't get how people cannot just SEE it!

She was just being honest, I think, because it is most likely true.

That is female psychology.  If they get lots of attention, no matter the source or cause, they love it, "look mom, I'm on tv!!"   I bet she still gets lots of fan mail even now, she loves this shit.

She was just being honest, I think, because it is most likely true.

That is female psychology.  If they get lots of attention, no matter the source or cause, they love it, "look mom, I'm on tv!!"   I bet she still gets lots of fan mail even now, she loves this shit.

Angela Tegos  RIGHT?!! It breaks my heart...she twisted so many peoples minds😢

Angela Tegos  RIGHT?!! It breaks my heart...she twisted so many peoples minds😢

Hmmmm thats damning evidence in itself!! I didn't even think of that. Why wasn't the journal brought up at the trial??

Hmmmm thats damning evidence in itself!! I didn't even think of that. Why wasn't the journal brought up at the trial??

Jayson Price Actually, it is called “duck tape”. That was the original term for it and is called duck tape because it is made using duck canvas. “Duct tape” is a mispronunciation.

Jayson Price Actually, it is called “duck tape”. That was the original term for it and is called duck tape because it is made using duck canvas. “Duct tape” is a mispronunciation.

nuff sed There's not much in your comment that implies sarcasm. It reads like an actual question

nuff sed There's not much in your comment that implies sarcasm. It reads like an actual question

@Kat <br>EXACTLY. plus what she typed into the computer: foolproof suffocation. plus what she wrote in her journal: i have committed a mortal sin that I can't name...…. COME ON!!!!!!!

@Kat
EXACTLY. plus what she typed into the computer: foolproof suffocation. plus what she wrote in her journal: i have committed a mortal sin that I can't name...…. COME ON!!!!!!!

@jennifer ceballos was it so she could go out party?

@jennifer ceballos was it so she could go out party?

@Kat  that's what's so fascinating about this woman.
Her life is so filled with lies that you don't know what to believe.

Did she really murder her or did she simulate a murder to hide a neglectful drowning. And she feels remorseful for that.

Plot twist: Casey, 32, lives in South Florida in the home of Patrick McKenna, a private detective who was the lead investigator on her defense team. She works for him as a researcher.

What became of Zenaida ‘Zanny the Nanny’ Gonzalez, who Casey claimed was caring for Caylee when she went missing?
Gonzalez was interviewed by police, but no charges were ever filed against her in the case. She sued Casey for defamation in 2013, but that case was tossed out of courtin 2015 after a federal judge said Casey’s statements did not legally qualify as malicious.
In January 2016, Gonzalez was arrested on theft charges after Osceola County (Florida) deputies said that while working as a cleaner at a motel, she stole a cancer patient’s credit card and charged $850 on it at area stores

Why and how she wasn't convicted (the not-guilty charges at the end) despite the journal and shit boggles my fucking mind.

Why and how she wasn't convicted (the not-guilty charges at the end) despite the journal and shit boggles my fucking mind.

@Stéphanie Yep, that goes WAY beyond the lawyer's excuse. She's a narcissist sociopath who only cares about her own gratification.

@Stéphanie Yep, that goes WAY beyond the lawyer's excuse. She's a narcissist sociopath who only cares about her own gratification.

Jayson Price - Correct, but there is a brand of duct tape called ‘Duck Tape’. Lots of people call it duck tape, like Sellotape can mean any clear, plastic tape.

Jayson Price - Correct, but there is a brand of duct tape called ‘Duck Tape’. Lots of people call it duck tape, like Sellotape can mean any clear, plastic tape.

Yes. Didn't she get some kind of celebratory tattoo as well?

Yes. Didn't she get some kind of celebratory tattoo as well?

@Kat she didn't die in the pool, xany the nanny  (xanax) killed her ,casey had been giving it to caylee so she would hv more time to do whatever&one day she gave her too much maybe by accident, maybe on purpose but it's a fact. She was dosing her bc the grandparents would later say that sometimes caylee would be super tired with dark circles around her eyes & a missed toddler nap wouldn't be the reason bc the child would sleep for hr's&it was really hard to wake her she would be listless&nodding bck off to sleep but they nvr dreamed it was casey  (their lil princess ).

Don't mean to be a stickler...but it's actually"duct"tape...but I obviously comprehend the point u make & agree wholeheartedly @Kat

Don't mean to be a stickler...but it's actually"duct"tape...but I obviously comprehend the point u make & agree wholeheartedly @Kat

@Birdsong i'm on board with you, 99.9% she did it, everything points towards it, my point was never that shes innocent... but what you know and what you can prove in a court of law are two different things.

@Birdsong i'm on board with you, 99.9% she did it, everything points towards it, my point was never that shes innocent... but what you know and what you can prove in a court of law are two different things.

@incognito people that followed this from day one like i have knows she did this after listening to all depositions etc. It paints the full pic. I never forget wheb Cindys boss said Cindy told her she found the car and it smalled like death and she told her boss of Casey did anything to that baby....Cindy knew that baby was dead from that car.

@Kat The duct tape was mentioned by the prosecution and a big reason that it was ruled a murder, but the defense got an expert to say that there was no dna on the tape and threw doubt in that piece of evidence.

@Kat The duct tape was mentioned by the prosecution and a big reason that it was ruled a murder, but the defense got an expert to say that there was no dna on the tape and threw doubt in that piece of evidence.

@nuff sed Pretty sure that was a figure of speech. lol

@nuff sed Pretty sure that was a figure of speech. lol

incognito psychology and law intersect daily and not in a compatible way . Her demeanor , responses, history of lying are obviously highly suspect and rightly so but not enough to convict . Throw in a trial by media ( ask OJ) and you end up with a similar outcome.

incognito psychology and law intersect daily and not in a compatible way . Her demeanor , responses, history of lying are obviously highly suspect and rightly so but not enough to convict . Throw in a trial by media ( ask OJ) and you end up with a similar outcome.

@Tilted Halo different people react differently, she might have been crazy or sociophatic or whatever but is there enough evidence to convict her of murder? no, not really... does this mean that a well executed crime (or just one missing evidence) even if it is very obvious can be defended in court? sure, just ask OJ.

@Tilted Halo different people react differently, she might have been crazy or sociophatic or whatever but is there enough evidence to convict her of murder? no, not really... does this mean that a well executed crime (or just one missing evidence) even if it is very obvious can be defended in court? sure, just ask OJ.

And yet no ever asked her about the circumstances concerning the last time Caylee was in her presence.

And yet no ever asked her about the circumstances concerning the last time Caylee was in her presence.

I cried for three days straight when the hamster escaped for the fortieth time and never came back. We had a ceremonial funeral and Casey isn’t pressed at all .

I cried for three days straight when the hamster escaped for the fortieth time and never came back. We had a ceremonial funeral and Casey isn’t pressed at all .

So nobody is going to mention the DUCK TAPE that was on her skeletal remains?? Even if her daughter drowned in a swimming pool and she didn’t know what to do how do you explain the duck tape...just how?

So nobody is going to mention the DUCK TAPE that was on her skeletal remains?? Even if her daughter drowned in a swimming pool and she didn’t know what to do how do you explain the duck tape...just how?

Sure she threw her dad under the bus.  I am sure that was just another lie.

Sure she threw her dad under the bus.  I am sure that was just another lie.

Dumb jurors to fall for a slick-talking defense attorney.  But the prosecutor should have seen this coming and stressed "beyond reasonable doubt" versus "beyond all doubt."

Dumb jurors to fall for a slick-talking defense attorney.  But the prosecutor should have seen this coming and stressed "beyond reasonable doubt" versus "beyond all doubt."

nuff sed They were being figurative. iirc somebody found poor Caylee in a garbage bag outside somewhere

nuff sed They were being figurative. iirc somebody found poor Caylee in a garbage bag outside somewhere

I have run into several young women like her and can see right through her talk. People like her don't realize we have a full view of the truth, but her parents just shoved the truth under a rug and now their grand daughter got buried there too.

I have run into several young women like her and can see right through her talk. People like her don't realize we have a full view of the truth, but her parents just shoved the truth under a rug and now their grand daughter got buried there too.

Casey Anthony killed her kid she wrote it on her journal there’s no doubt about that she just had a hell of a lawyer who got her free

Casey Anthony killed her kid she wrote it on her journal there’s no doubt about that she just had a hell of a lawyer who got her free

Actually she wrote more than that in a excerpt of a journal she’s asking for forgiveness for a mortal sin. And then she goes on to say that she has done a terrible thing that must not be named.

Actually she wrote more than that in a excerpt of a journal she’s asking for forgiveness for a mortal sin. And then she goes on to say that she has done a terrible thing that must not be named.


It still absolutely blows my mind that she got away with this horrific murder 😔 Rest in peace, Caylee. I'm so sorry your "mother" failed you.

@Rhina WBP exactly! It is so infuriating, those jurors are just as guilty for her death for letting her get away with it, in my opinion!

Jurors were clearly idiots. There is overwhelming evidence she lied, she did it, and covered it up. I don't get why they didn't find her guilty. I hate that she is out going around doing whatever while that poor baby is dead.

@hulagirl67 agreed, a million percent 🙌😭

It’s utter madness. Only from what I’ve read in other comments, she is apparently doing very well for herself as well. Caylee sure isn’t. 😡


This family is strange. If I lied about "misplacing" my child my family would not be joking with me. They would be kicking on the glass and asking the judge to pour cold water on me until I told them the whereabouts of the child. This girl has obviously been indulged her whole life. Her mother is a saint but was probably an enabler. I assume the father was the disciplinarian, which is why he was the one Casey accused.


Apparently she's now out there wanting to write a book on her story, make a movie, wanting to have more children and out here partying while doing drugs. What a great person to be out roaming free in society.

@Cody Senn lol if I'm a troll, I'm not a very good one. (If I wanted to troll I'd say she was innocent)<br>2) Not my fault u guys have unhealthy hatred towards Casey lol

@Cody Senn lol if I'm a troll, I'm not a very good one. (If I wanted to troll I'd say she was innocent)
2) Not my fault u guys have unhealthy hatred towards Casey lol

@Pet3r38  lol I'm being a little facetious but I'm not "trolling."
 She's not a danger to society and the moral outrage towards her was a little ridiculous. Like I said "she's actually pretty cool" (as long as you don't take her to seriously lol)
2) What she did was pretty bad but most of the people that hate her are currently fighting for a womans right to abort their child. (Seems kinda hypocritical)

@nyun if you killed someone and was in the interrogation room, you would act like her. People on the internet pretend that they are some better human beings, only to show their nature when they stuck in the same position with the woman they deemed horrible few minutes ago. Yes, suffocate a child is bad, very bad actually, but we are all here to take a look at her characteristics more than her act, and this is just so funny to see guys on internet pretend like they can do better than her or even acts more "civilize" during interrogation.

@nyun   lol ya and I'm not even saying these people have done worse than Casey, they're just much more toxic and repellent than Casey.
Casey just didn't want to face the consequences of her mistake and the situation got crazy. (Perfectly understandable)
She stood strong, didn't break and prosecution over played their hand.
You don't charge someone with first degree murder just because the media and public is outraged. You actually have to prove she "intentionally" killed her daughter...and they never came close to that. She's cool 😎

@Cappy 22 i mean yeah there’s a bunch of people that have done worse things but it doesn’t cancel the fact that she is a horrible human being ? she lied to pretty much everybody she knew and acted so entitled through the whole case.. i don’t know how you find her cool tbh

@nyun  lol ya she is pretty cool.
I can jump on Twitter and find you thousands of women much worse than Casey (in under 5mins lol)
I don't agree with how she handled her daughter...but I like her 👍

Well, it's not like she's dangerous. She's actually pretty cool. Sucks she disliked being a mother but she's crazy AF ...still don't think she's dangerous tho. (She should be ok lol)

@Boop Proxy People should ashame this woman so bad that she should get to the point of confession. The community has to exclude her from the society completely.

Shes in florida if we team up we can all find her


How braindead was the jury to not find her guilty..

@Cat Woods well she did got away with it and 99%  juries would have done same but all are feminist plus the laws are their to protect

@GAY ALLAH I don't believe it. I'm feminist and I don't think she should have got away with it.

An absolute tragedy. The lack of physical evidence of her causing the crime fueled the defense.

I appreciate the effort you put into your comment and I will accept it.

@A D Thanks for sharing that. I didn't know that they regretted it. I'm glad to learn that at least.

1.) The majority of the jurors deeply regret their decision looking back on it 2.) Her representation was absolutely remarkably

@Anna Rose I know, right? From the people justifying the verdict in the comments, I gather that they don't think there was sufficient evidence. But there was. The jury seems to have been manipulated by the defense attorney. (I don't really blame him for that, exactly. That was his job.) But to me, it means the jury members were either stupid to be that easily manipulated or uncaring about the truth and the welfare of society and any future children she has.

I'm still confused by the verdict. How did they do that. There's no question she's guilty.

I try, but I cannot find it my heart to forgive them.


Her best friend exclaiming “if anything happens to that baby, I’ll die” only for Casey to say “oh my god calling you guys was a total waste..” is absolutely heartbreaking. Her best friend cared more about her child than she did.

@Mimu Mi Casey 100% abused Kaylee prior to the murder. That type of thing doesn’t just come out of nowhere, and she clearly had no regard for her child’s well-being. A part of the friend probably knew

@vidura it’s weird ill be honest i was just like her at that age . A mess . but i had a great mother and i was honest i made the best choice for him at the time  . she had two great parents who literally begged to see kaylee . why not leave her there ??? i just don’t understand

@vidura Haha, I get what you mean. It's just an absurd response that you can't help but be taken aback given the terrible situation.

that part absolutely broke me. what a pathetic excuse for a mother

So sad that Caylee got stuck with her for a mom, literally anyone else in her short life would’ve been a better guardian. All Casey had to fucking do was say “I can’t (don’t would probably be a better word but whatever) take care of her” and give her up to her parents or friend.

@Kevin Saviro  even if there was a group of "professionals" could you look at this case in hindsight and say that they could have convicted Casey based on the evidence? I wouldn't put money on that.

The only thing that ties Casey to Caylee's death is that she's her Mother and as far as anyone involved knows she was the last one to see her alive, the fact that she waited 31 days to call the police is odd and non-sensical to everyone else, but it's not proof of homicide

The thing about the judicial system is checks and balances and it's unfair at times, there's innocent people who go to jail and there's extremely guilty individuals that walk free

As long as it works even some of the time it's fairer and more balanced than anything else we could create even in this day and age without impeding upon freedoms - remember innocent until proven guilty in a court of law

@Saksham thats why you don’t let normal everyday people decide who go to jail and whose not. Seriously a jury is the stupidest thing ever. You cant trust that kind of responsibility to random people. You need people who studied the law, are unbiased, can tell lying from the truth, don’t fall for charisma or manipulation. You need professionals!

@Mimu Mi Not necessary because Casey was saying the baby was stolen by a deranged nanny.

all of the people here seems to care more then her mother

@barbara seymour And btw, the claim that "lawyers and judges can eliminate some" is true, but those decisions as well as the final appointment of the jurors has to be agreed upon by both the defendant and the prosecutor, so in the end it is 100% fair

@barbara seymour And what more equal, unbiased, and wholly representative method do you propose should replace the jury?

A single, all-powerful judge (aka a bench trial for every criminal case)? Leaving the fate of someones life entirely up to one person who, although they swear to be objective, can truly decide any which way they want for whatever reason they want?

Or are you suggesting we replace a jury with mob justice? Whichever party, be it the state or the defendant, is louder and more influential regardless of the means by which they access that influence is judged to be the victor (reminiscent of the Salem Witch Trials)?

Or maybe trial by combat is what you mean. Give the two parties a sword each and whoever is still breathing at the end is clearly and factually the correct party.

Or, now that I think about it, the method used that was much more reliable and impartial than a randomly selected jury of your peers was the 9th-12th century English method: The accused person would pick up a glowing hot iron rod with their bare hands and hold it for 3 seconds. If after 3 days the wound had begun to heal, this proved that God was on their side and therefore they were clearly innocent.

Or how about we just go with "Ball Dont Lie" and the accused just has to chuck up a 3 pointer and if they splash that shit then they innocent as FUGGGG my dude.

Its easy to criticize current Western systems of law, politics, economics etc. by pointing out the minority of cases in which that system works imperfectly and shows its flaws. Its much MUCH harder to actually defend that criticism and actually offer a solution (which somehow not one of history's greatest philosophical minds has been able to think up and implement) rather than just point out something that everyone already sees is blatantly obvious. Some people dont have enough food. War is bad, Politics is corrupt. Cool, we know. Now what do we do about it.....?

Yes that's heartbreaking, her friend clearly knew there was something wrong with her, and still that insane woman is free 🤷

Cause she wasn't getting the attention on that phone call... as soon as her friend says I'm on your side Casey calmed down and was all sweet I know honey etc.. then when her friend mentions Caylee and how much she loved that child, Casey gets all snotty and defensive saying call you guys was a waste... sounds like she was a bit jealous of the love and attention her 2 year old got just my opinion

@vidura yeah it was so out of pocket that a laugh escaped me. idk it was funny

@barbara seymour Judges are political appointees. It’s better for the guilty to go free than for the innocent to go to jail?

Yes...the friend actually cared, and Casey was pissed off that the friend was devoting attention to Caylee's welfare instead of feeling sorry for Casey. That's a big tell that Casey doesn't understand how human emotions and empathy work. She has no frame of reference for emotion as it applies to anything but herself.

@Leticia Lopez Makes you see what she got away with before murder.

@Endora Darling why are you making this a political thing you weirdo?

Democrats normally have that response about children.

Thank you. I was surprised not more people pointed it out!

Also, on that first phone call with her family, she immediately gets so freaking snappy with them once she realises that they're not buying her stupid alibi. She sounds like she's ANNOYED whenever they bring up Caylee instead of getting her boyfriend's number (like how tf is that gonna help anyway lmao)

@Unreleased00 Most f**ked up place to post your video about love in a video about a murdered child.

@Isaac Alvarado right?! At HER house, for no real reason.

right? the way she got tired of hearing her friends and family ask about Caylee... like woman, thats your child. they ask because theyre worried, how are you gonna get upset they care for her wellbeing? Absolute insanity.

@Isaac Alvarado it was kind of funny in an irritating way if that makes sense

Yeah this whole thing is tragic but I just couldn't help but to find it funny when she said, "I'm glad everybody is at my house," when Christina got on the phone.

I’ll never get over how she’s out of prison. That poor baby girl was drugged for so long so her mother could party. Now she’s dead.

And the way she is talking to her family!! Sounds very mad about them  trying to find out where is Caley and trying to help, what a 🐍

It also makes it sound like this friend was aware that something was wrong. Like she did not trust Casey to take care of her own child. Maybe there were other ugly things happening before the murder.

@vidura funny isn’t the word I’d quite use but I get it lol

You have to admit that it was pretty funny moment. The nerve of this nice woman, hah hah!


If my babysitter’s phone dies and I don’t get an answer almost immediately I go into a straight panic. The cops would be called if my kid wasn’t back by the end of the night. She doesn’t even theoretically understand the aspect of loving and protecting your child.

She didn’t deserve that sweet baby.

Nor did that sweet baby deserve that kind of a mom.

No, she sure didn’t deserve that sweet little girl. I agree with you. The moment my babysitter’s phone is out of service I’m at the police station. Period. My child is my whole entire world… this I just cannot fathom. At all.


We know there had been a dead body in the back of her car, she didn’t report her missing u until others noticed, she searched how to suffocate someone, and she lied to the police constantly. How the prosecution fumbled this is beyond me

Her dad was a cop for 30+ years, do you really think she needed a Google search to find out that information? <br>In another interview the dad gets asked, “what type of person would do this?”, the dad replied, “I don’t know who”. You would think a cop with 30+ years experience would have a very good idea as to what “Type” of person could have done this, especially within your community.

Her dad was a cop for 30+ years, do you really think she needed a Google search to find out that information?
In another interview the dad gets asked, “what type of person would do this?”, the dad replied, “I don’t know who”. You would think a cop with 30+ years experience would have a very good idea as to what “Type” of person could have done this, especially within your community.

How the jury could fumble this is the question.

I am more concerned about how the jury could possibly say she is not guilty


Wow. First, she lied her parents, was discovered for it, and faced no repercussions. Then, she lied to the police, was discovered for it, and faced little to no repercussions. Then, she lied to the world, was discovered for it, and despite everything pointing to no other explanation rather than her, she faced no repercussions and now lives under the radar, and runs her own PI firm. It is so disgusting how she had so much confidence she could get away with anything she tried it on law enforcement, and unbelievably, it worked. One can only imagine how cocky she is now about being able to get away with anything. It genuinely is making me feel queasy.

Don't worry, I'm sure her life has been a nightmare ever since.

She runs her own business?  Who in his right mind would hire her for ANYTHING?  Write your book, Casey.  I love to read but I will NOT be reading anything you write.


Casey's mentality through this whole thing is "Uuugghhhh... I feel like <i>all</i> we ever do is talk about this dead daughter of mine. Change the record already."

Casey's mentality through this whole thing is "Uuugghhhh... I feel like _all_ we ever do is talk about this dead daughter of mine. Change the record already."