Casey's mother: "The car literally smells like a dead body."<br>The Jury: "Understandable, have a great day."

Casey's mother: "The car literally smells like a dead body."
The Jury: "Understandable, have a great day."

@Yabba Dabba The fuck that isn't evidence. Pizza and corpses don't smell the same

@Yabba Dabba The fuck that isn't evidence. Pizza and corpses don't smell the same

One person testified that they didn't smell the decomposition odor and the jury ran with that. Multiple cans of Febreeze were used on the car. The prosecution didn't point out that not everyone has the same sense of smell.

@Old Ironsides her father was a cop, thats why he recognized the smell of a decomposing corpse in the trunk.

@Old Ironsides her father was a cop, thats why he recognized the smell of a decomposing corpse in the trunk.

@Kris B are u saying ppl don't get convicted on circumstantial evidence? Tell that to Scott Peterson. Ppl get convicted for lying to the police, acting wrong after their kid or spouse goes missing, weird lies that don't make sense, etc all the time. She got away with it simply cuz she's pretty. A lot of pretty school teachers got slaps on the hands for sleeping with students, child rape, simply cuz of beauty, while ugly women or men get years for the same crime.

@Old Ironsides  You're right she was probably just transporting a Amorphophallus titanum (corpse flower) in full bloom.

@Old Ironsides  You're right she was probably just transporting a Amorphophallus titanum (corpse flower) in full bloom.

@Yabba Dabba It’s evidence to anyone with a sane,reasoning mind.

@Yabba Dabba It’s evidence to anyone with a sane,reasoning mind.

@Righteous Nacho First, Why do you tell me what to do?
Second, That term fits very well, if you know what it really means.
Edit;
Well, i could use the word manipulated instead, but as i remember this case, that term is in no way misused, both blame-shifting and "gaslighting" was in play here.
Either way, i don't intend to revisit this video atm.
Happy holidays and Marry Christmas.

@Old Ironsides that doesn’t explain the why her father who was a police officer who probably did experience it himself, also said that it smelled like a dead body. Your statement is irrelevant

@Old Ironsides that doesn’t explain the why her father who was a police officer who probably did experience it himself, also said that it smelled like a dead body. Your statement is irrelevant

Not to mention the part where they say the her father also noticed the smell and said it was similar to what he’s experienced on the police force. or it was something along those lines at least.

Not to mention the part where they say the her father also noticed the smell and said it was similar to what he’s experienced on the police force. or it was something along those lines at least.

Yeah i was so damn confused when the 911 operator just kinda brushed passed that and asked to talk to casey..

Yeah i was so damn confused when the 911 operator just kinda brushed passed that and asked to talk to casey..

@Yabba Dabba it is evidence, its just circumstantial evidence.

@Yabba Dabba it is evidence, its just circumstantial evidence.

Deny it if you want, sheeple! Some sheeple will call me crazy but at least I'm not a sheeple!<br>Tom McDonough taught me mental strength in the face of the sheeple!

Deny it if you want, sheeple! Some sheeple will call me crazy but at least I'm not a sheeple!
Tom McDonough taught me mental strength in the face of the sheeple!

@Lonewolf Therapy please stop using the term gaslit.

@Lonewolf Therapy please stop using the term gaslit.

@Hayles Actually, it does have a distinct smell. It doesn’t smell like any other animal decomposing, which is why the grandpa’s time in the police force would help him identify it. Most people smelling something like that would just think it’s a bad smell, since their mind has nothing similar to connect it to.

Well said, that's exactly right. It's unfortunate sometimes that we end up releasing guilty people too. I'm in the camp that believes this is one of those cases.

Well said, that's exactly right. It's unfortunate sometimes that we end up releasing guilty people too. I'm in the camp that believes this is one of those cases.

Your take is so completely off compared to what everyone else has said. It's basically:<br>"so what if one little girl dies because other people die and I'm so angry at all of you for talking about it but I'm a good person because I pick up trash. Eff you!"

Your take is so completely off compared to what everyone else has said. It's basically:
"so what if one little girl dies because other people die and I'm so angry at all of you for talking about it but I'm a good person because I pick up trash. Eff you!"

Lmao, calling me incel now. I think this is what they call self-projecting. I feel sorry for any women who have to deal with you in your personal life.

Lmao, calling me incel now. I think this is what they call self-projecting. I feel sorry for any women who have to deal with you in your personal life.

@NoLord It's more pathetic how you're commenting on this video and getting mad and insulting when everyone else is just having a fair discussion.

@NoLord It's more pathetic how you're commenting on this video and getting mad and insulting when everyone else is just having a fair discussion.

@Free the Orcas It is shockingly pathetic to me how everyone is so fixated on Casey Anthony that they can't get over her after 10 years.  OJ is jealous of this kind of attention.  I already knew my suggestion to try to do something productive would fall on deaf ears.  Keep commenting, incel!

You're just throwing a temper tantrum and insulting me because you spilled your milk or you threw your toys out of the pram or something. I don't know why tf. I didn't do anything to you.

You're just throwing a temper tantrum and insulting me because you spilled your milk or you threw your toys out of the pram or something. I don't know why tf. I didn't do anything to you.

@NoLord Since you don't care about the death of Caylee or this case at all I don't know why you commented on this video in the first place. You're belittling the death of a 2 year old girl. It's sad, sickening behaviour.

@Free the Orcas I think picking up trash is an activity that would suit your intellectual gifts.  And it also needs doing, and is a positive step for the world.  I'll look for a shabbily dressed person trying to do the right thing, WITH ACTIONS, for once in your miserable life.

@NoLord If you care about that so much more than the death of Caylee then you go do it. You're obviously messed up in the head and trying to belittle the death of a little girl. Get a life and some therapy dude.

@NoLord If you care about that so much more than the death of Caylee then you go do it. You're obviously messed up in the head and trying to belittle the death of a little girl. Get a life and some therapy dude.

@NoLord If you care about brown babies dying so much more than white babies dying then go do something about it instead of accusing people of racism randomly in the yt comment section.

@NoLord If you care about brown babies dying so much more than white babies dying then go do something about it instead of accusing people of racism randomly in the yt comment section.

@NoLord Bruh you're being weird af right now. Not cool.

@NoLord Bruh you're being weird af right now. Not cool.

@Free the Orcas "It is completely normal to obsess about this for decades.  I think everyone agrees with that."  Why not go pick up trash in your town, if you want to accomplish something real?

@Free the Orcas "It is completely normal to obsess about this for decades.  I think everyone agrees with that."  Why not go pick up trash in your town, if you want to accomplish something real?

I'm not racist. You don't know wtf you're saying.

I'm not racist. You don't know wtf you're saying.

All the deaths of children are wrong. It's sickening that you're trying to diminish the death of one child by saying "so what, children die all the time and you don't care because you're racist". It's all important.

@NoLord You're accusing me of racism because I'm talking about the death of a 2 year old girl on a video which is specifically about that. Race was literally never a factor in this discussion. Go get some help man.

@NoLord You're accusing me of racism because I'm talking about the death of a 2 year old girl on a video which is specifically about that. Race was literally never a factor in this discussion. Go get some help man.

@NoLord I think everyone here has been fairly mature and made fair points but what you are saying is just such bs.

@NoLord I think everyone here has been fairly mature and made fair points but what you are saying is just such bs.

However, the detectives and prosecutors probably could have done a more thorough job instead of assuming it was a closed case. I agree with that.

However, the detectives and prosecutors probably could have done a more thorough job instead of assuming it was a closed case. I agree with that.

@morrow
She's the last person to see her daughter alive and the only suspect. She lied to the police which is hiding evidence which is basically consciousness of guilt.

She showed no grief or compassion over the death of her daughter which demonstrates that she doesn't value her life.

She was searching up methods of murdering by suffocation. Caylee was killed by suffocation.

Coupled with the fact that the body was dumped within a mile of the house and the car reportedly smelled like a dead body I think that's actually quite a lot of evidence and pretty much accurately sums up what happened.

@NoLord<br>That's such a sick, unfair way of putting it. What you are basically saying is "so what, people die all the time". It's all important but the matter we are talking about is the murder of a 2 year old girl.

@NoLord
That's such a sick, unfair way of putting it. What you are basically saying is "so what, people die all the time". It's all important but the matter we are talking about is the murder of a 2 year old girl.

@Free the Orcas I don't know what happened to her, and I don't lose any sleep over it.  Just like you don't lose any sleep over thousands of people dying every day in India.

@Free the Orcas I don't know what happened to her, and I don't lose any sleep over it.  Just like you don't lose any sleep over thousands of people dying every day in India.

@Old Ironsides I mean the Grandfather was a cop and said that it was comparable to a dead body????

@Old Ironsides I mean the Grandfather was a cop and said that it was comparable to a dead body????

The female prosecutor of the OJ case has a show going over this and  the computer at Casey’s home wasn’t processed correctly apparently and they have a person say there was a search about suffocation which could have placed Casey at home alone was missed.  So many what ifs and potentially different outcomes in this case…

@Free the Orcas we are not defending her per se but the legal standard of proof required in order to take away someone's liberty. it's a slipperly slope to lower this standard, it could result in many innocent being convincted down the line.

@Free the Orcas multiple pieces of bad evidence don't mount up to good evidence. good evidence stands on it's own. and we need evidence beyond reasonable doubt for a guilty verdict.<br>not guilty does not mean innocent though. I despise her personally and believe she killed her daughter, still I couldn't find her guilty beyond reasonable doubt. highly likely guilty must still result in a not guilty verdict.

@Free the Orcas multiple pieces of bad evidence don't mount up to good evidence. good evidence stands on it's own. and we need evidence beyond reasonable doubt for a guilty verdict.
not guilty does not mean innocent though. I despise her personally and believe she killed her daughter, still I couldn't find her guilty beyond reasonable doubt. highly likely guilty must still result in a not guilty verdict.

You are not her lawyers. Many of you have said you believe she did kill her little daughter but here you all are defending her. You've got your order and your moral compass out of touch.

You are not her lawyers. Many of you have said you believe she did kill her little daughter but here you all are defending her. You've got your order and your moral compass out of touch.

I don't see it as humane to be so focused on defending the offender when a child is abused or killed.

I don't see it as humane to be so focused on defending the offender when a child is abused or killed.

I think it's fair enough to say they could have had more evidence but I think it's pretty sick how you're all trying so desperately to defend this woman.
She shows no compassion or remorse over the death of her child. What she did is at the very least child abuse if not murder.
Caylee's remains were found in a trashbag with ducktape over her nose and mouth. She was murdered.
Who tf you think murdered her?

@MystiKasT They didn't overcharge her. There were several counts: first degree murder, aggravated child abuse, aggravated manslaughter. She was found not guilty on all of those counts.

@MystiKasT They didn't overcharge her. There were several counts: first degree murder, aggravated child abuse, aggravated manslaughter. She was found not guilty on all of those counts.

@morrow It is one piece of evidence when combined with other factors. She had her mouth and nose bound with ducktape and was dumped in a ditch within 1 mile of the house. She was transported there somehow. Most likely in the trunk of a car because how the hell else would you transport a dead body?

The prosecutors overcharged her.  The jury could not convict of premediated murder based on the evidence.  The prosecution gambled by overcharging in hopes of a plea deal and they lost.

The prosecutors overcharged her.  The jury could not convict of premediated murder based on the evidence.  The prosecution gambled by overcharging in hopes of a plea deal and they lost.

@Free the Orcas you definitely don't have the information that she left the dead kid rotting in the trunk, even if she did murder her. i'm not excusing anybody, a smell  just isn't reasonable evidence for that.

@Free the Orcas you definitely don't have the information that she left the dead kid rotting in the trunk, even if she did murder her. i'm not excusing anybody, a smell  just isn't reasonable evidence for that.

@morrow Now you are just making up excuses on her behalf. It was definitely not a dead rat that she kept in her trunk for a month.

I understand that you shouldn't convict anyone if you can't prove it beyond a reasonable doubt but most people agree she killed her and reasonably all the information that we have points to that.

@Free the Orcas Personally I believe that she is guilty, but belief has no place in a court of law. Without any way to concretely connect her with any part of the crime there is simply no way to convict her of the murder.

A suspect's behavior and truthfulness cannot be used as evidence unless it contradicts concrete evidence they already have. It can only be used to narrow down suspects and lead the investigation team where to look. This is why the detectives try so hard to get a confession out of the suspects in cases like these where they have very little actual evidence to go off of.

@Free the Orcas so what? perhaps it was a dead rat, how would we know?

@Free the Orcas so what? perhaps it was a dead rat, how would we know?

@Josh Allen the GOAT What do you think is the most likely explanation honestly?

@Josh Allen the GOAT What do you think is the most likely explanation honestly?

@Dyonysus777 That's because they're not going to make a series about cases that do have enough proof, as that would be quite boring.

@Dyonysus777 That's because they're not going to make a series about cases that do have enough proof, as that would be quite boring.

@Josh Allen the GOAT To judge from the series about homicide cases I have seen, it often seems close to impossible for the prosecutors and detectives to furnish sufficient proof. Perhaps something is wrong regarding the judicial system? Too many loop holes if you have a "good" lawyer who knows them.

@Free the Orcas Even if there was a dead body in the car, it's just circumstantial. All it would prove is that there was a dead body in the car. In order for a guilty verdict you would also need proof of how the body got in the car, how the body became unalive to begin with, and the defendant's involvement with those events.

Someone acting fishy and lying a lot, while it certainly is very suspicious, is not enough to convict anyone of anything without any concrete evidence.

@Old Ironsides A lot of people know what a decaying body smells like, there isn't much difference if it's human or animal in how it'll end up smelling.

@Old Ironsides A lot of people know what a decaying body smells like, there isn't much difference if it's human or animal in how it'll end up smelling.

@Peggy Georgette shes.. not attractive though

@Peggy Georgette shes.. not attractive though

@Casey Dub you know, as a democrat, yes we can make jokes about democrats. However, the vibes you give off are that you think voting trump is not something we can joke about, which is why this comment is a big joke.

*Googles "foolproof suffocation" the day her daughter dies "drowned in the pool".
<br>Jury: "mere coincidence".

*Googles "foolproof suffocation" the day her daughter dies "drowned in the pool".
Jury: "mere coincidence".

Someones sense of smell is hardly evidence, but as to why police didn't investigate an impounded car that belonged to someone related to a potential crime or dissapearance is astonishing. But did the parents just give it back or something? If you pick up your car from the impound and you recognise the smell of a dead body, you would probably not even take it out of the impound without raising some strong opinions, if you're very certain as ex-police, you'd most likely go straight to the bureau to report a potential crime commited with your car.

@Dyonysus777 There is. They actually used it in the trial but it was a relatively new technology so the jury didn't buy it. It's where you compare the gases present from decomposition of a human body and compare it to the scene of the crime. They found a pretty good match for it confirming there was a dead body in the trunk.

@Free the Orcas It is. Once you smell something dead, you'll never forget that smell.

@Free the Orcas It is. Once you smell something dead, you'll never forget that smell.

@Riley Malloy OK, too bad. It sucks to have such evident evidence in front of you but to be able to do nothing about it. I have seen many detectives that were haunted from such unsolved cases for decades. I think I myself would too. Already I believe this is something I will never forget. Poor little girl. What monstrosity.

@Dyonysus777 The prosecution tried to let the jury smell air samples from the car, but the judge denied it. Some professional came in at some point to say that there isn't necessarily a surefire way to tell whether odors are a dead body or not.

I wonder if there is a way to prove from the odor that there had in fact been a dead body in there? ALso I wonder if the father was guilty since he did not doubt her. Was that from fear from her speaking up about him?

@Old Ironsides Cindy Anthony did later say she was using a figure of speech, but she also has been shown repeatedly lying. Plus she was a nurse for a living, she would know what a dead body smells like. Plus, There are several other testimonies of other friends/family saying the smell was unmistakably a dead body

@Casey Dub Can we not bring politics into this? Please?

@Casey Dub Can we not bring politics into this? Please?

@YTW2015 this is actually proven.  prettier people rarely get hefty  sentences or conviction

@YTW2015 this is actually proven.  prettier people rarely get hefty  sentences or conviction

300 million people in this country and somehow every single one of the jurors had an IQ below 50.

300 million people in this country and somehow every single one of the jurors had an IQ below 50.

@Free the Orcas Why would a human smell any different than any other animal? We have all literally smelled a dead animal at one point or another.

@Free the Orcas Why would a human smell any different than any other animal? We have all literally smelled a dead animal at one point or another.

@Free the Orcas grandma saying it smells like a dead body in there means nothing. The cops for sure searched and inspected her car and came up with nothing. Grandma just said some stupid shit. People can have some pretty nasty cars, mine is basically a dumpster on wheels.

The cops def searched the vehicle and came up with nothing and that is why that "evidence" was not used.

The cops def searched the vehicle and came up with nothing and that is why that "evidence" was not used.

@Free the Orcas Not without a body or any other physical leftovers of a body (like blood or decomp fluids) it's not

@Free the Orcas Not without a body or any other physical leftovers of a body (like blood or decomp fluids) it's not

@NeoLegolasSkywalkerStark literally just as the case of OJ Simpson

@NeoLegolasSkywalkerStark literally just as the case of OJ Simpson

@YTW2015 If that woman is pretty, how the fuck am I still single? lol

@YTW2015 If that woman is pretty, how the fuck am I still single? lol

I read about the Jruy and apparently they focused on stuff like the prosecutors seemed "arrogant" and "ambitious" and another prosecutor being "robotic" while the defense seemed "warm". WTF were these people thinking.

@Old Ironsides So you are trying to say she lied about the car smelling like a dead body? Why?

What you just said sounds like such bs. The smell of a dead, decomposing body is said to be very sharp and distinct like no other smell.

@Old Ironsides I live in rural Pennsylvania I smell road kill all the time

@Old Ironsides I live in rural Pennsylvania I smell road kill all the time

Well 95% of the population including police officers know what weed smells like

Hardly anybody knows what a dead body smells like.

It’s like when someone says yuck this burrito tastes like shit.  I’m sure they’re not experienced turd esters. But something tastes bad and it’s a huge exaggeration.

Maybe like mother like daughter.

@Yabba Dabba It's evidence that there was a dead body in the car like wtf

@Yabba Dabba It's evidence that there was a dead body in the car like wtf

@Yabba Dabba tell that to a police officer next time you smoke a joint in your car

@Yabba Dabba tell that to a police officer next time you smoke a joint in your car

@Yabba Dabba No, but all her lies, how the interrogation/prosecution unfolded, her attitude and the wholeness of it all surely told another tale.<br>I think the jury was both distracted and "gas-lit"(Gaslighted) away from the truth.

@Yabba Dabba No, but all her lies, how the interrogation/prosecution unfolded, her attitude and the wholeness of it all surely told another tale.
I think the jury was both distracted and "gas-lit"(Gaslighted) away from the truth.

Yeah, what a mindf*ck... It's Unbeliavable.

Yeah, what a mindf*ck... It's Unbeliavable.


An injustice such as this makes me root for vigilantes.


13:41 I did the exact same thing at 18. Serial truancy and lies, dropped out. Although I don’t get why she didn’t bother to act upset.


to this day ive never been more angered at a trial verdict


Good job defense attorneys for tricking the jury! Discussing!


Casey Anthony was at a bar near me in west palm beach last weekend and someone threw their drink at her. She called the police. Interesting that she can call them that quickly when her life is in danger and not her daughter.

@cliff’s notes right? Give her a medal or something

@Lando r just shows how messed up the justice system is. If she can get away with it, imagine all the people in prison for something they didn’t do. The jury couldn’t think for themselves and where manipulated.

@Aiymzhan N imagine the tinderprofile: "im average/good looking and disposed my dead child that i absolutly did not kill in the swamp. lets hook up!"

I was fucking shocked inside. She expected to get away with it and it worked

@Craig Lasch I hate to say it but I love that. That’s karma.

@taylor dugey west palm beach. She lives here and has a sort of “anti” paparazzi dedicated on making it as hard as possible for her to show her face in public.

I want to send flowers to the lady that did it lol

Well that's a bit ironic! Remember when the narrator says when its something about herself she reacts in a different way. I wonder how she thought she would get away by not even reporting her daughter missing for 31 days. Despicable woman!

I read that some water was spilled on her leg and the argument started bc both women were fighting over the same guy

just read an article about that after googling “where is casey anthony now”

That’s wild. I still can’t believe she is “free”

Also it was water! She called the police because someone spilled water on her!!! But it didn't dawn on her to call the police when her daughter was "missing". What a truly terrible excuse for a human being

Right. You can't even die from a drink being thrown on you. Now a bottle...

I read in the news that she and the other woman were arguing about a man they were both dating 🙄

i’m surprised she still decides to leave her house! where was this located?


"fear of the unknown" - you know she's lying when she's self-diagnosing her own psychology.


Of all the true crime I watch and JCS's videos, I can't seem to make it through this one.  It's too frustrating knowing this piece of shit is free.  I made it almost half way through this time.

I watched through the first time but can't make it through the scumbag's defense argument. It's altogether vile.


I couldn’t even imagine knowing your own daughter took the life of this innocent little girl


The interview where she's just agreeing with everything the detective says is so creepy and unsettling to me.


She answers questions just like a career politician.

In another life, Casey would’ve made for a great politician lol

this comment is even more terrifying than the whole video

many career politicians are sociopaths...


This person is like a caricature. The type character in a movie that you criticize for being a 1 dimensional villain.


It’s frightening the way the lies roll off her tongue with such ease


The single most nauseating crime case, because she got away with it. Baez did an excellent job, unfortunately.


Imagine having a sociopathic, narcissistic, lying, cold blooded daughter  who gets pregnant and wants to put the baby up for adoption but the parents are like NOPE. You're keeping it. It's almost like you could see it coming. Yet she still gets away with it


Her friend loved that child more than that mother ever did

the search dogs cared more about little Kaylee than the be'achie who birthed her...what we would have given to have a child of our own....but infertility destroyed everything...I'm 69 yrs old and I still cry my heart out, longing for a child<br>and her mom discarded her like trash

the search dogs cared more about little Kaylee than the be'achie who birthed her...what we would have given to have a child of our own....but infertility destroyed everything...I'm 69 yrs old and I still cry my heart out, longing for a child
and her mom discarded her like trash

@Asdfs Sadfd as a father I couldn’t maintain again my children at 3 would just run up and hug me how do you hurt that.!   That’s the worst kind of person.

@Drink Your Nail Polish She tried to give her daughter up for adoption, but her parents apparently forbade her.

@Amber Slahlize If it looks like a goose, walks like a goose, flies like a goose, sounds like a goose, then it's almost certainly a goose.<br>Have a nice day.

@Amber Slahlize If it looks like a goose, walks like a goose, flies like a goose, sounds like a goose, then it's almost certainly a goose.
Have a nice day.

@Steve Null I still have to disagree with your conclusion, but your premise on the matter is accepted and I can even appreciate it. <br>I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree.

@Steve Null I still have to disagree with your conclusion, but your premise on the matter is accepted and I can even appreciate it.
I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree.

@Amber Slahlize   "Are you sure they are looking this information up because they were trying to kill someone?
If someone else would do it, I wouldn't jump to such a conclusion.

Sadly her baby died that very day, and it's too much of a coincidence.

Because none of these fact, in itself, would prove anything, but if you look at the whole picture, then everything has its place in the whole story.

It may well be that there are no evidences, no smoking gun and that the sentence is perfectly in order, it doesn't change the fact that she murdered her baby.

And I can tell you that in most of Europe she wouldn't have the slightest chance to avoid the jail: sure, for every little fact you can find a plausible explanation, but the whole picture is crystal clear.

@Hana Behl-Lecter no that was a different person her best friend was Christina and the other was Kara or something

@Steve Null Are you sure they are looking this information up because they were trying to kill someone?

See, that's an accusation you are making, not pointing out evidence.

"Life is beautiful" isn't evidence of murder either.

I knew from the start this monster took that beautiful angels life. Her friend would of took care of her but instead she decides to kill this angel baby and then go partying. I was so sick to my stomach when this came over national news. Makes me sick she got away with this. Nobody should ever call her mother and I hope to God she doesn't ever have another child with her bullshit freedom.

pretty sure thats admissible in court as a danger to society

@Steve Null Just because you didn't see her emotions, doesn't mean they weren't there.

And just because she is stressed with her own situation to the point of tears doesn't make her cold-hearted.

What parent wouldn't care about going to jail (because they were suspected of murdering their child) because they only cared about finding their lost child?
That's not natural.
It's more likely for them to plead innocent, obviously.

So, no, she wasn't behaving as an uncaring parent.

Do people seriously expect her to not care about being arrested for murdering her child to prove that she is innocent of not murdering her child?

This is an asinine position that so many people have taken.

As for her partying, where do people get this information from?

And I'll be honest, it's odd for someone to search something like that, and if she did write such things in her diary, it's a little weird, but not enough to convict someone with murder.

Lets say for the sake of argument she is guilty of murdering her daughter - *there is no proof*.

You can't convict people of a crime without proof.

@Amber Slahlize Utter nonsense. Nothing in the world can justify a behaviour like that. The entire time she was emotionless when talking about her missing daughter, and the only thing that she was worried about was herself.

Going to dance in a hot body contest three days after you daughter's death isn't a sign of depression or sorrow, it's not anger. We aren't talking here of a failed exam or a lost job: your daughter just died but you go partying and in your diary, that no one else is supposed to open, you write you've never been that happy.
And the very same day your daughter disappears, you search on the internet for "Foolproof suffocation"? What a coincidence, uh?

Come on, be serious.

I can guarantee you, in Europe she would never have the slightest chance to avoid the jail.

@Ashley Carey Well the feeling is mutual for both sides. <br>And the answer might just be as simple as fear.

@Ashley Carey Well the feeling is mutual for both sides.
And the answer might just be as simple as fear.

@Amber Slahlize casey Anthony sympathizers kill me. If she didn’t kill her or at bare minimum know something about her whereabouts why did she lie

same with her entire family, it just seems like casey doesnt care

Her mom was so in denial that her daughter was a fraud  smh if she was my daughter I  would  have  let her rot in jail.  Its obvious  she didn't  get discipline from her parents for lying. smh

@Marker Anything you don't understand just assume it to be something malicious. No honey, this is not how the justice system works.

What if the mother is so hurt that she is numb that her daughter is gone? And what if she has been avoiding the pain on purpose because that's a response people can have when they mourn??? You wont be seeing much emotion for her daughter for good reason.

Yea tbf I think everyone in this comment section loved that kid more than she did

Do not call her a mother!<br>It's offensive to every MOTHER out there!

Do not call her a mother!
It's offensive to every MOTHER out there!

Calling that thing a mother is an insult to ever mother on earth

@𝓛𝓪 𝓛𝓾𝔃 strange?? It’s called being a psycho path

@Not very cancer patient God will take care of her

and the friend  showed way more heart so true.

and the friend  showed way more heart so true.

she did it. No mother would be that happy through everything like that.

If she didn't want her child so bad, why disnt she jist give the little girl up for adoption or hell even just allow the friend to raise her daughter. SMH.

Geez I feel like I loved that child more than Casey did

Sociopaths only love themselevs and are skilled manipulators to a degree most people can not imagine or even be aware off.
Unfortunatly i know all to well how sociopaths work as i was in a relationship with one for 7 years and she is so like this women its scary ..
Thank god i got out when i did .

I RUIN YOUR COMMENTS I need that in my life

I RUIN YOUR COMMENTS I need that in my life

That was Lee's girlfriend and I think wife now

So true. Can you imagine how she felt when she heard Casey talk shit about her on that jail call?!

I really hope her friend is okay, you really could hear the love and pain in her voice when she said it would kill her if anything happened to the little girl. so sad.

You can actually hear the pain in her voice in comparison to the mother's.


The look in her eye and that sly grin , just portrays an image of the epitome of  evil .   Karma will get her .


One of the biggest blunders in law enforcement and justice


I can't believe how her parents walk on egg shells with her. I sincerely wish her brother Lee would speak up.


OMG she’s so articulate when she’s lying and making shit up!


Casey: says any name
Narrator: This person does not exist.

Casey: *says any name*
Narrator: This person does not exist.

And a woman by the name of Zenaida Fernandez Gonzalez does exist but she had never met Casey, Caylee, Cindy, George or Lee and had never worked as a babysitter.

@Sparrow Poor Jeff who got subpoenaed on his day off and had to testify against this bullshit

@Kyce Essadki I love your comment. Good one

@Wetta Loca and next thing will be that her daughter had spoken to a man by the name of sam L jackson while they were at the petrol station

@Parallel Bones
Yup!
You tell them Micky and Mallory Knox did it!!!


In situations like these we need a lie detector, it must be mandatory.


I have gone through the most beautiful moments in my life. Buying a house, marrying my loving husband, having my daughter, becoming a US permanent resident, paying off 2 vehicles, soon I’ll give birth to my son who will be my last baby. The only next best thing after that, will be the day Casey Anthony dies and Caylee’s memory is never tainted by her presence on this earth ever again.

Fly high beautiful Caylee. You will never be forgotten.


Sociopaths can sometimes actually outsmart the law.


the call with the mother continues to ask to look in her eyes. my momma always did that to me and my siblings dk how a mother always can tell when her child is lying by looking in their eyes it always freaks me out!!


I followed this case from day one, up until she was acquitted.  I remember sitting there, in shock.  Casey Anthony is an absolute monster.  And she’s walking free, among us.   That is highly disturbing.

@Autumn Fragrance So just let's ignore all evidence in the car, the duck tape placed on her face to suffocate her, and the fact that the mother didn't call 911 for a drowned child.

Yeah, you are right, she drowned.

@SuperBeefz , I’m sure she went through medical examination, I would be interested in hearing what the results were.  She clearly has issues. I don’t understand the verdict at all.  They bought that she drown, and Casey was out partying damn near every night.  If that was my child, I would have immediately called 911, holding her body until they arrived.  Hell, they probably would have had to pry her from me. The way she threw her father under the bus, just shows what kind of person she is. I didn’t buy that, nor was there proof.  Of course not, it’s Ms Liar Anthony.    That case will stay with me, as a horrible injustice to that beautiful baby girl.

SuperBeefz, oh okay.  And in a later interview, when asked what happened to Caylee, Casey said nothing about a drowning.  She needs to be in prison. I’m just sick that she is out and free.  It makes me sick to my stomach.

@Li’Maren Kudaibergen jesus ... i'm speechless ...

@Dainsleif I won't make light of the abuses of "religious" organizations, although I call into question why individuals that have no part in them should feel ashamed. Every people group in the world falls into the griever category, as murder/rape/torture/pedophilia/slavery/injustice/war has been a staple of the human race since the beginning. Doesn't make any of it right, but it's the reality of our condition.

Now, I think that these "priests" and people in high places should be held to a higher level of scrutiny and responsibility for their actions. Frankly speaking, their lives should be forfeit for the damage they've done and continue to do. And until they are held accountable, they do damage to not only themselves but to the "god" they say they serve. But I for one will not be made to feel guilty or be silenced about my own faith. Which has nothing to do with them. Peace.

Women are rarely convicted, and serve less time for the same offenses as men. Not shocking at all.

Alberta Villa, you bought the story, eh? All Casey did was keep her mouth shut? That’s it? Yeah, okay.

@Dainsleif Check out Stephanie Harlowe here on YT or search the Ken and Barbie killers. There's plenty of documentaries and books and even a movie about the case. It's disgusting what Homolka got away with.

@Jem Are there any similar documentaries about this case?  Can you share any links to videos or literature?

DinkleDigeroo I saw a comment today on Facebook about a similar situation as this
Tl/dr: man gets 40 years for smuggling hundreds of lbs of weed, mother gets 1 year in prison for murdering her baby.
The comment said “the govt will punish you harshly for committing the sin of making money without giving them a cut, but a slap on the wrist for infanticide because the child has not yet been able to produce for the system, so no money is being lost”

karl bristow oh I remember it on bbc news and how most of UK knew she was guilty... it’s so obvious.

Li’Maren Kudaibergen Ok I’m British and I remember this case and in the U.K. we all knew she was guilty it was OBVIOUS ffs...so I’m baffled how she got away with it.

Yep I live a few miles from her parents house.  NO ONE around here speaks her name nor do they ever want to hear it again. I’ve seen her parents in Target (strange feeling). Most of us have been hoping to see Casey in Target one more time...She’s too smart for that.

@Eric Wood I agree.  There is no such thing as a perfect system.  However, if we follow the rules of this system absolutely, then her freedom is the correct result.  She absolutely knows exactly what happened to Caylee.

The prosecution should have pushed for Felony Murder, not Murder One.  And they should have sought a lesser penalty that the ultimate penalty.  I believe if that were the case, Casey would never see the light of day again.

Caylee went swimming in the pool often.  She was always escorted - usually by her Grandmother Cindy.  Caylee also habitually wore inflatable arm floats which kept her from drowning when she dove into the pool.  There are numerous photos of Caylee playing and diving in the pool with her arm floats.  Caylee also knew how to open the sliding glass door which led to her backyard play area and pool.  She even had her own play mailbox in the yard - and Caylee enjoyed "checking her mail" frequently to see if anyone left her a treat.  There are photos (presented in Court) of Caylee opening the sliding glass door.  It's easy to connect the dots ... Caylee dove into the backyard pool thinking that she would stay afloat ... unfortunately she neglected her arm floats.  Casey kept her mouth shut because she was traumatized and was protecting other people in the home.

@Nikola And how well has that worked out so far?

@Kevin w If you really need a citation to indicate the preponderance of child abuse in religious institutions at this point in time, I really don't know what to say to you.

@Dainsleif I wish I could express myself about religion as eloquently as you do, you've said it all in very few words, respect.

SuperBeefz What about the little girl is an excellent question. Bluntly, her story ended and nobody in power ever gave a damn.

@Angie T it's hard to find another group that allows it's members to be forgiven for sinning in the past and any in the future

The day they released her from the jail here..traffic was backed up roads shut down..they snuck her out the back in fear for her life and she was never seen again.

@DinkleDigeroo Yeah only Christians have sound morals...

@Mellow Yello So, Christians...

Being a Christian does not afford you magical moral high-ground.  You are just as accountable for your actions as anyone else.  Anyone who can be complicit in an organization that systematically abuses children, murders indiscriminately, and condemns millions to an eternity of suffering, simply for being born in the wrong geographical region never ceases to astonish me.  In light of globalization and historical education, I'm shocked that one's Christian faith hasn't yet become something to keep secret.

but what about the little girl ?
Was there an investigation to find out what happened ? was it sort of sent to the cold cases or case closed ?
i'm shocked by the verdict

her lawyer was just about as twisted as her.

Living in the UK I never heard about this case, but after spending the last hour watching this video I feel physically sick she faced absolutely no justice.

@Dainsleif ive enjoyed all of your comments on this video haha

@Dainsleif she said Christians, not monsters who manipulated the organization into an abusive position of power.

@DinkleDigeroo I too, wish that this would happen.  Statistically speaking, it would spare us poor souls on the other side of the wall from the lion's share of child abuse, since all of the priests would be free to rape children and be protected by their respective churches.  I don't think I have ever seen a statement so soaked in unintentional irony before, it's absolutely comical.

I was screaming at my tv. I sickens me to this day. That baby girl got no justice 😢


She reminds me of my mother in a sense 80% of what comes out her mouth is BS and growing up with it you get pretty good at spotting liars.


Usually the detectives take it slow but Melich and Allen were GOING IN ON HER


Just how did she get away with it? Whom else had a motive to murder her daughter?


I feel so bad for the people Casey dragged into this for no reason


Watching her talk to her parents in jail and hearing her tell her father that he had been a wonderful father and grandfather and then turning around and calling him a child molester in court
That is fucking heart breaking
That woman truly is a monster

The jury and the prosecution fucked this case. Asking for the death penalty is tough for a jury, especially in this situation. When you're sentencing someone to death, you want to be absolutely 1000 percent certain that the person did it.

Let's be honest here, if a child accidentally drowned, and you were afraid that you would get in trouble for child endangerment, there's no need for duct tape to the nose and mouth. It's what you would do if you're trying to bind/suffocate/restrain a person. Aside from the duct tape, the only thing else they have her on the hook for is all of the lying. Which they in fact charged her. With that being said, I just can't see how you leave that courtroom thinking that everything was okay there. Making up all of these stories, defamation of another person's character (the nanny) and so on, is straight up deceptive and they let her get away with it. I can't imagine seeing all of this and being like, yeah, she deserves freedom.

If there were a lesser punishment, (not a death sentence) I feel like there would have been a better chance of a guilty verdict. Prosecution overplayed their hand, and let a most likely guilty person go free.

the key word is HAD past tense been a wonderful grandfather!!!!!!,she is a sociopath and lied her way out of it PERIOD

@Chad Zeller

This guy was probably one of the jury 🤡🤡

@MrGlennJohnsen  @MrGlennJohnsen  you covered alot of aspects for why she might have done such a crime... And I completely agree with you whatever her mental state was she either did it herself or had part in it, I'm not a psychologist but even if she had something wrong with her mental state such heinous crime can't be ignored she should either be institutionalized or put behind bars. But in both cases she should not be allowed to walk freely in the society

@Steph Severe well said also no parent would go out participate in a "Hot Body Contest" after such tragic event...Indeed this world is wild <br>She's lucky she got a stupid jury and a smart lawyer

@Steph Severe well said also no parent would go out participate in a "Hot Body Contest" after such tragic event...Indeed this world is wild
She's lucky she got a stupid jury and a smart lawyer

@Tyler Satterfield and, shockingly enough, this worked. He successfully turned a CHILDS MURDER CASE into an abused adult who is so broken she HAD to eliminate her own daughter.

Yeah.. .so broken she was over here partying and NOT supporting her child, leaving her grandparents to take care of baby.
Btw, if your father really abused you as you claim, why in the HELL are you willing to let them care for your daughter and risk it happening to her?!?!

This world is wild.

@Elyza Faith Reyes i think it's Casey herself defending That's disgusting and cold

@M what about her mom, ofcourse she can verify such accusation or a close family relative...and about what you said me choosing the assaulter's side,  I'm not sure what's that supposed to mean since I'm only on Caley's side (the real victim in this case) I'm just not naive enough like you to buy whatever lie the defence has to say just to make her look what some sort of a victim 👎<br>even the court find the accusation completely baseless and a desperate effort just to gain some sympathy from the jury and asked the jury to not even consider this accusation in making the decision

@M what about her mom, ofcourse she can verify such accusation or a close family relative...and about what you said me choosing the assaulter's side,  I'm not sure what's that supposed to mean since I'm only on Caley's side (the real victim in this case) I'm just not naive enough like you to buy whatever lie the defence has to say just to make her look what some sort of a victim 👎
even the court find the accusation completely baseless and a desperate effort just to gain some sympathy from the jury and asked the jury to not even consider this accusation in making the decision

@Chad Zeller he literally had nothing to do with the death, SHE WAS THE ONE THAT KILLED HER

That was part of the defense’s strategy to portray the whole family as deeply dysfunctional. Baez also had Casey’s brother take a DNA test to see if he was the father of Caylee. I assume Baez knew that the brother was not the father, but he was doing everything he could to demonstrate to the jury that the whole family—not just Casey—had serious issues.

@Chad Zeller aight i'll be back on this thread in a month and we'll see

@Zain Shahid how could there be any proof to that lol. just because she is a bad person and lied about a lot of stuff it doesn't mean that she necessarily lied about that one too. in sexual assault accusations there's barely proof, therefore you always have to choose the side you are on: the alleged assaulter's or the alleged victim's. you are choosing the assaulter's

@That One Guy From Teen Titans Who is Really Robin He did have it STOLEN.  Result will be overturned by the end of the month.  COUNT on it.

And such a graphic accusation as well wtf

@Peyton Alexander Chad man be the only person defending Casey in every comment. Haha! Definitely a troll or maybe Casey herself? 🤮

@Chad Zeller you have to be trolling man

They just made random accusation that her dad sexually abused her when she was a child (with no supporting evidence or any kind of proof). For the same person she admitted herself to be the most wonderful father one can ever have. She sure is a disgusting person that got the benefit of doubt. I feel sorry for her family and friends and for Kaley who had to die either because of her moms negligence or cold hearted murder. Rip Kaley

@Kayla Escobar that is prolly Casey with a dummy account

She was in prison!  She had to play nice with her parents despite knowing her dad was an abuser who probably cause Caylee's death.


1:06:45 That moment you have to try to make it seem like you are vindicatex and not that you are trying to suppress your absolute delight that once again you have escaped all consequences.


29:55 - she slips into past tense when talking about her 'missing' daughter then catches and corrects herself.


Cold blood murderer and a pathetic liar. This is such a ridiculous case that I suspect a jury has been hypnotized or something, otherwise, it's hard to explain.


Ive watched this twice in past couple days and other videos related to it. Such a crazy case


Casey: I entrusted her to my nanny, Zenaida Fernandez-Gonzalez, a half black, half Puerto Rican girl, who moved down from New York to Florida to study Viticulture and Oenology, amidst the separation of her parents Victor and Isabella and whom was connected to me through our mutual acquaintances Jeffrey Hopkins and Juliette Lewis...

Jodi: I kicked a dog once. His name was... Doggy Boy.

@Jessi I don't think she had much of a plan to start with I've met people who lie like this they just make stuff up as they go along

Jennifer: My baby owns a baby and she sure loves that baby

@Black Hole Sun When she said that name all I could think about was The Other Sister😂

@Amalaric GoTH

Intersectional feminists talk about this shit all the time. Ya'll just aren't listening.

I need to find him and apologize 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@Fuh Q because it’s absolutely brilliant 😂

@mark You said it yourself the prison population right now is 93% male and 7% female. Unless you think that over 80% of women get away with it you can tell there's a big difference there even if we account for bias.

@Йордан Васев yessss!

@Йордан Васев yessss!

@Jessi Okay then compare the rate at which black females get incarcerated to black males. I’m sure you already know, black males get incarcerated at a way higher rate.

Men get incarcerated at higher rates than women.

@Jessi According to the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP), 93.2 percent of federal inmates are men, and only 6.8 percent are women. According to the U.S. Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) in 2018 Black males accounted for 34% of the total male prison population, white males 29%, and Hispanic males 24%. White females comprised 47% of the female prison population in comparison to Black females who accounted for 18% of the female population.

@Jessi   @level up The main reason she was acquitted was because she’s a female, her race didn’t really make a difference. Men of all races make up the majority of prisoners in America. Men of all races get much harsher sentences than women for the same crimes.

@mark <i>White</i> , young, attractive, middle-class privilege. Don't forget that the first person Casey accused was a Ms. Zenaida Fernandez-Gonzalez, a Woman of Color. Racism was her Plan A and her Plan B was to make herself the child victim so everyone would forget about Caylee. Black women get convicted of child endangerment for leaving their kids home alone while they're at work or for leaving them in the car during a job interview. "Female privilege" is only a thing if you have every other type of privilege, which would make it pretty circumstantial.

@mark _White_ , young, attractive, middle-class privilege. Don't forget that the first person Casey accused was a Ms. Zenaida Fernandez-Gonzalez, a Woman of Color. Racism was her Plan A and her Plan B was to make herself the child victim so everyone would forget about Caylee. Black women get convicted of child endangerment for leaving their kids home alone while they're at work or for leaving them in the car during a job interview. "Female privilege" is only a thing if you have every other type of privilege, which would make it pretty circumstantial.

Which Jodi are you talking about Jodi Aries?🤣

@Barnesofthenorth She was only jailed for lying to the police. Jury acquitted her because of lack of proof beyond reasonable doubt. 4 counts of lying with 1 year sentence each, of which she "served" around only 3 years due to good behavior. I remember jury regretting it but they couldn't do anything. It sucks.

@mark <br>No, middle class White female privilege because no other group of women could get away with this.

@mark
No, middle class White female privilege because no other group of women could get away with this.

@Glennfield89 Wait... I'm 10 minutes in and struggling to comprehend how she isn't going to be found guilty besides an insanity plea. What did the defence say? "Well yes she lied about every single thing, but you don't have a body so hah sucks to be you prosecutor!"

@Glennfield89 I can't fathom why the prosecution didn't push that further, unless they tried and it just didn't stick... of course i'm not privy to the inner workings of the DA and prosecutors where this took place, so I really don't know what they did exactly, but I didn't hear it mentioned in the closing statement shown. If they had the searches, they had the time of the searches. Which means they could have tied it directly to the time she claims her child drowned in a pool. This whole thing blows my mind... and shows just how easy it is to project what you're doing onto someone else to draw the attention from yourself. That defense attorney is a master at manipulation.

Truly despicable that casey was not found guilty, especially with all the 'suffocation' searches.

Yh i died a little with that doggy boy shit.


I am stunned that she wasn't convicted... I have no words.


Wow I really thought she was found guilty, strange how forgettable she makes herself

Just a lonely island in the stream, Darth KillsAll


Even if it was reasonably doubtful that Casey killed her daughter, she should’ve at least been charged with child neglect or child abuse

Not saying that I doubt she did it, it’s just that you have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt to arrest someone for murder and she didn’t get arrested for murder

For real !! But her lawyer was so good he convinced a jury that there was to much doubt. So in short the prosecutors were very weak shame on them and unfortunately or fortunately the burden of proof is the on prosecution and they failed 😞

🤔 Just for lying to police nothing more and got acquitted of all charges against her...ain’t it a wonderful life Casey enjoy you got what you wanted Cheers🍾🥂

Just served 4 years for lying to the police so says the law

Just served 4 years for lying to the police so says the law

@Aimee G. Spikes similar in the jodi arias case! Again an attractive lookn white woman but with the jodi arias case she didn't get off the murder charge!

@Y they were also to hungry for publicity and just wanted a huge case to look huger so they win it and get more fame and recognition from it like imagine what a name you did get for such a case.. sadly the wrong people made their name bigger

Unfortunately the result of the incompetence of the prosecution. They vastly tried to over charge for what they could reliably prove

no matter how questionable it morally is, the attorney was just too good at his job

It’s hard to think it’s reasonably doubtful when she tried to say how her child was with Zanny the nanny for 31 days and that person doesn’t exist

@umungus man your arrogance is exhausting.

@umungus man your arrogance is exhausting.

@nowmowcow Yes, it is related to the gender and color of the accused

@nowmowcow Yes, it is related to the gender and color of the accused

@Goingby20s i mean they kinda made up for it in forensic evidence didnt they? unless im remembering things wrong. jose baez practically stole the show regardless i felt.

@rosaaa putony “if she was a man…” “because of a racist and biased judicial system” wow I didn’t know racism was about gender

Or obstruction of justice for all the lying she did 😅

Or obstruction of justice for all the lying she did 😅

Wow that's a rlly good point. Yes she shldve been. Yr rt. Yah. Instead they get paid by the dad to go free. This just disgusting.

@Pog there was she was the only one who saw her daughter and when she went missing instead of calling the police she started partying she wrote in her journal that it was worth it

She was charged with child abuse. Was ruled not guilty. If they considered an accident to be a possibility, that kind of rules out every charge of mistreatment. Abuse, manslaughter, murder, all not guilty. <br>I believe she did it. But believes don't matter. Thats just bad luck there. Guilt needs to be proven and what the prosecution had was just not enough. Not really blaming them though, even though they messed some things up, like the computer specialist who was wrong about her internet searches. But as said, it was just bad luck for them. The body was found too late to determine the cause of death, no one saw anything, no clear evidence for the chloroform +  duct tape theory, no confession. It sucks when a murderer gets away with it, but that is just not enough for death row.

She was charged with child abuse. Was ruled not guilty. If they considered an accident to be a possibility, that kind of rules out every charge of mistreatment. Abuse, manslaughter, murder, all not guilty.
I believe she did it. But believes don't matter. Thats just bad luck there. Guilt needs to be proven and what the prosecution had was just not enough. Not really blaming them though, even though they messed some things up, like the computer specialist who was wrong about her internet searches. But as said, it was just bad luck for them. The body was found too late to determine the cause of death, no one saw anything, no clear evidence for the chloroform +  duct tape theory, no confession. It sucks when a murderer gets away with it, but that is just not enough for death row.

Agree , specially if the girl was found with ducktape on her mouth and nose
Who would disguise a supposed pool accident in an homicide ??
Makes no sense

@SB exactly! Iam so tired of everything that goes on somebody brings race in on it.

@Alice Tully-Hall i would much rather be the young attractive white women. Being young and attractive will get you so far with minimal effort in this country if you use it right

@Aimee G. Spikes uhhhh no it's female privilege in the court system.

@Aimee G. Spikes uhhhh no it's female privilege in the court system.

@umungus real vs fantasy is not nitpicking. it is exact antonym. complete contrast.<br>and i didn't avoid anything. i was clear what i think of american history of prejudice. there is nothing more to say on that topic. other things were less clear so i made extensive effort to be clear on them. unlike you, i avoided to use "literal" to say "figurative". and then i offered reasonable basis for that based on verifiable facts. it is not my problem that you are uncustomed with reading that few dozen words looks like an essay to you. if this is long and tedious to you, you should avoid any scientific publication. we write it very dry, factual and detailed.

@umungus real vs fantasy is not nitpicking. it is exact antonym. complete contrast.
and i didn't avoid anything. i was clear what i think of american history of prejudice. there is nothing more to say on that topic. other things were less clear so i made extensive effort to be clear on them. unlike you, i avoided to use "literal" to say "figurative". and then i offered reasonable basis for that based on verifiable facts. it is not my problem that you are uncustomed with reading that few dozen words looks like an essay to you. if this is long and tedious to you, you should avoid any scientific publication. we write it very dry, factual and detailed.

@sakatababa i love how you're nitpicking semantics and writing essays  to avoid the point i made lol.

@umungus that is not a belief. belief is taking something as truth without evidence that it is so. people like to conflate it with faith or knowledge. faith is hope (expectation both based on previous experience or unbased) that something will happen. knowledge is based on facts.
so it can't be belief as it has factual evidence in such undsputable abundance to be considered knowledge. nothing anyone of us thinks about it will change it. it is. just that. we can either conform to factual state of reality that there is less difference from random european to a finnish northerner than that same northerner has to an african tribal rando in eastern africa or be delusional. and genetics clearly shows it. outward appearance is just adaptability to environment but genetic similarity of I1 haplogroup to major african groups is greater than any I1 has to any other european (excluding I2, they are of the same lineage).
i understand what you are trying to say but you either have to be more precise or more verbose to avoid confusion.

@sakatababa i merely stated you would be considered a white supremacist in the US for stating those beliefs. Exactly as I have been.

@umungus i never saw a black or white person. i have seen all noises from pale rosy to dark brown like wenge. and one albino but he still wasn't white.
i see colours just fine and all noises (pink, brown, azure, purple etc) but i know enough about biology to understand how it comes and physics what it actually is. i had enough of education in history to know how the notion of races appeared. nowhere is there an idea that race is something transversal but i saw myself becoming so dark after 2 weeks in the sun that i can pass for an lighter african.
skin colour is originated by the same process as hair or eye colour but, unlike those, it is easily influenced by environment in very short time. there is no way something so fragile can be basis of something so divisive. so i reject the premise. if you want any real difference in physiology as division point for races we have to realise all living humans are just too similar to be anything more then one race.
anything else is ilogical. math don't lie.
and i could care less for americans. my culture is 50x older then their first settlers. i got real sh*t to think about like saving bees then some delusional nonsense invented by prejudiced morons (and i use that term in clinical sense).

@NashNash are you serious? Two young black girls murdered a man when trying to steal his car and got off with no charges. Youre living in 1960...

@Alice Tully-Hall did you vote for biden?

@Alice Tully-Hall did you vote for biden?

@Sarah Wales there basically was not a body meaning there was no cause of death not saying she didn't kill her daughter but there was no evidence in that respect.

How do you suggest it was reasonably doubtful she killed her daughter?? She lied every step of the way and knew where to find the body, no one else was involved in the case!

she wasn't tried for these chargers prosecutor went for the moon and got dog shit.

she wasn't tried for these chargers prosecutor went for the moon and got dog shit.

This was hands down the worst miscarriage of Justice in US history.  More so than OJ

This was hands down the worst miscarriage of Justice in US history.  More so than OJ

@Pog they can be CHARGED....you mean convicted.

@Pog they can be CHARGED....you mean convicted.

@Badgal Kia
Incoherent? Pretty sure I spoke in clear English
What do you mean?

@Badgal Kia
Incoherent? Pretty sure I spoke in clear English
What do you mean?

@Badgal Kia
Which do you think is correct?
1. Everything is about color of skin in 90% of cases
2. Corruption and bad judges in 90% of cases
3. Comparable mix of both

I think it was an all or nothing type deal

I think it was an all or nothing type deal

@Alice Tully-Hall on another topic, i can relate to SB totally. my european country was in league with african and asian nations during the cold war (independent league of nations) and our moto was "brotherhood and unity". that is what i have known for most of my life. i have only heard about racism from history and philosophy classes as some distant falacy of wayward americans that nacionalist socialist party adopted into its creed.
instead of us immersing ourselves into racism how about y'all learn about facts that there is only one race of mankind. the human race. other races of man went extinct (like neardenthals). skin colour is the result of exact same process as eye or hair colour. i don't see anyone being racist to grey eyed people...
lets learn more about the good and just enough about bad to not propagate it, ok?

@Alice Tully-Hall sadly they need to prove intent to help with the murder for her to be convicted of being an accomplice.
nice try tho'. maybe obstruction or impeding an investigation, that way all that runaround and inventing nanny etc can be entered as evidence for that charge. if she gets convicted of that they have greater ability to dig and use more evidence for future charge.
prosecution should've started with obstruction/impeding charge then escalate it to abuse/manslaughter charge. murder is very very hard to prove. that way they take all diversionary tactics like "daddy touched me" away from defence.

What’s so crazy is that the jury was expecting some csi crap, she was the last person to be with kaylee, had no remorse about her child missing although mostly circumstantial evidence I think the jury failed to understand that this is allowed to be used as evidence in court, we don’t need to see the car crash to know that it happened. This women legit got away with murdering her child and she acts like Diane downs.

@rosaaa putony people cant be charged without evidence.🤨

@rosaaa putony people cant be charged without evidence.🤨

I honestly don't understand why they dropped the charges of child neglect. I'm sure the jury would have found her guilty of child neglect. If they couldn't even determine how the baby died nor the timeline, they shouldn't have dropped that charge.

@Alice Tully-Hall
I'm not american
Racism like this looks alien to me
Can't relate

@Alice Tully-Hall
I'm not american
Racism like this looks alien to me
Can't relate

@SB I get what you mean; in so much as this was about a young, moderately attractive, white, female. The point so many are putting forth is that the outcome of the trial would likely have been much different had the defendant displayed the exact same behaviour as the defendant had, Just ask yourself (indulge me a bit, won't you?); if you were in the exact same circumstance as the defendant, would you rather have been a young, white woman with a "gift" for spinning tales or a young. Black male?? Can you take just a moment and answer honestly in which supposition would you feel more confident in possibly giving you the best chance at an acquittal?

@Throbbing Fellow I think if this were a BIPOC man, who behaved as CA did with the false statements, drinking, smoking weed, night life, etc., the guy would have got the death sentence for this crime.

@Goingby20s Excellent point!!! yours is a highly underrated comment!!

@Goingby20s Excellent point!!! yours is a highly underrated comment!!

Is this what they mean by white privilege 😭 cos I’m seeing it rn

Is this what they mean by white privilege 😭 cos I’m seeing it rn

totally normal human. absolutely no ennard hiding inside

totally normal human. absolutely no ennard hiding inside

I don't know the details, but from what Ive seen I think the prosecutors failed by not dismissing well enough the defense's argument. They're argument is "Casey killed her daughter because she didn't report it for 30 days", but if the defense is arguing that the father killed the child and she simply hidden the information then the argument of murder is off, unless you manage to debunk the defense's argument.

Of course that would still constitute a crime as an accomplice, but I don't think they charged her for that.

I think you meant covicted of. She got charged for worse.

I think you meant covicted of. She got charged for worse.


Detective: "Do you know the hotdog vendor that sells me hotdogs every lunchtime down the street?"

Casey: "Yes that's Xavier Versoza-Gütenburg and he was originally from the Northern part of Germany, moved to Upstate New York in February 5th of 1993, became a US citizen 3 years later, studied astrophysics in John Hopkins University 5 years ago, graduated, moved to South Carolina 9 months ago, and just finished packing his bags to move to North Dakota this morning. But no I don't have any contact with him offhand."

You forgot the fact that she never knows an exact date, more like: ‘he became a citizen about 3 1/2 - 4 years ago’

You forgot the fact that she never knows an exact date, more like: ‘he became a citizen about 3 1/2 - 4 years ago’

😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 EXACTLY!!!

😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 EXACTLY!!!

@98SuperStar <br>Yes, I sure envied her for that and how she was able to make things up so convincingly on the hoof.

@98SuperStar
Yes, I sure envied her for that and how she was able to make things up so convincingly on the hoof.

Not sure if anyone has watched the show the assassination of Gianni Versace on netflix but the killer was the exact way.  He was a pathological liar didn’t and made things up as he went along. No one truly knew the real him.

Casey can become best script writer. She can write scripts with lot of details with no effort.

Casey can become best script writer. She can write scripts with lot of details with no effort.

🤣😂🤣😂These were my thoughts exactly! Sis is an accomplished liar.

🤣😂🤣😂These were my thoughts exactly! Sis is an accomplished liar.

The detail and depth of her lies shows just what a devious and conniving person she really is.

The detail and depth of her lies shows just what a devious and conniving person she really is.

@Bhatt Hole whoa!! Even Casey couldn’t make that up!! Lol

@Bhatt Hole whoa!! Even Casey couldn’t make that up!! Lol

This is funny but at the same time is really what got the police to believe her at first. Hell even watching this now 13 years later knowing the reality the ease and quickness with how she relayed this "information" would convince me

@Mark Mitchell they probably paid vasco thompson. It is messed up. I feel so bad for the little girl. She deserves justice. It’s all of them against this little girl. I cried so hard when I saw this. It broke my heart. No child should ever experience this.

@azsuter true but was she innocent<br>Of course she wasn't

@azsuter true but was she innocent
Of course she wasn't

@RazzBerry that's some name and shouldn't be hard to prove to be real or not<br>What a bizarre story

@RazzBerry that's some name and shouldn't be hard to prove to be real or not
What a bizarre story

@William Munny how many times do you have to type this nonsense

@William Munny how many times do you have to type this nonsense

@Jess.B probably made a bonus for the end result

@Jess.B probably made a bonus for the end result

@VRKirito - Nerd Universe casey now lives with one of the defense detectives and works for him as a researcher<br>Who says crime doesn't pay

@VRKirito - Nerd Universe casey now lives with one of the defense detectives and works for him as a researcher
Who says crime doesn't pay

@Jelle Dulay or just simply the whole family thing is messed up and all of them are lying

@Jelle Dulay or just simply the whole family thing is messed up and all of them are lying

@Jelle Dulay was that ever proven though<br>And any mother who experienced that would be over protective of her child

@Jelle Dulay was that ever proven though
And any mother who experienced that would be over protective of her child

@Michael J there is a few times but unless there's an x rated clip of her performing then you won't see it

@Michael J there is a few times but unless there's an x rated clip of her performing then you won't see it

@Re!gn let's face it this could only help in America and I'm sure that varies between states
Absolute farce from start to finish
And doesn't casey now live with one of the detectives on the case and works as a researcher

@Justin Harris Exactly cause this name or the form Xaver is more widely used in the southern part of Germany <br>in the north it would be rather Hein or Fietje,   so he probably was a Bavarian refugee who got adopted by the Gütenburg family from Hamburg 😉

@Justin Harris Exactly cause this name or the form Xaver is more widely used in the southern part of Germany
in the north it would be rather Hein or Fietje,   so he probably was a Bavarian refugee who got adopted by the Gütenburg family from Hamburg 😉

Hot dog? What about cold cat or sumpthin

Hot dog? What about cold cat or sumpthin

LITERALLY she should’ve been a child book author

LITERALLY she should’ve been a child book author

@Bhatt Hole I googled the man’s name but could not find the case. Not even with keywords like Osaka, the year 1993, or “sushi murders”. You sure you got the name right?

Don’t forget that it would come out that Xavier Versoza-Gütenburg wasn’t actually real and she’d made it all up.

Don’t forget that it would come out that Xavier Versoza-Gütenburg wasn’t actually real and she’d made it all up.

"Ma'am there is no hotdog vendor. I just made that up."

"Ma'am there is no hotdog vendor. I just made that up."

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!!!

JCS cuts in
“the hot dog vender, xavier versoza-gütenburg, doesn’t exist”

*JCS cuts in*
“the hot dog vender, xavier versoza-gütenburg, doesn’t exist”

@phoenician god my apologies then, you must have deleted your comment, I read some of what did load for me in my notifications. But yeah, corruption is everywhere.

@phoenician god is this supposed to be an attack on me or the American government with their judicial system?

@phoenician god is this supposed to be an attack on me or the American government with their judicial system?

Seriously that would have been her 😂😂😂 I was surprised that she knew backgrounds of the people she named and how they moved or in the process of moving. She knew too much. I found that too much and she was lying a whole lot.

Really dropped the 'offhand' bomb too lmao

Really dropped the 'offhand' bomb too lmao

@Re!gn yuck man, such stupidity that they could utter she wasn't guilty. Just looking at her demeanor and hearing her talk was getting me pissed.

Exactly what I said. This was such a high profile NATION case. He got PAID and I mean PAID...... BIG TIME!!!!!! She bought her way out of this. A murderer is free walking the streets. But they lock someone up over a bag of weed these days ? Our justice system is so backwards. This evil soulless thing is guilty on so many levels.

@Justin Harris and Xavier NEVER went to upstate New York

dun dun dun dunn

@Justin Harris and Xavier NEVER went to upstate New York

dun dun dun dunn

Can someone inform me what Bollock Johnson is going through? What happened to make him say that. Someone please UNCONFUSE ME!!!!😂😂😥😥

How the psychologist didn’t catch onto her deceptive, sociopathic way. She is narcissistic and I think she<br>also has some type of personality disorder.

How the psychologist didn’t catch onto her deceptive, sociopathic way. She is narcissistic and I think she
also has some type of personality disorder.

hahahaha this is the best comment i have seen on the internet

hahahaha this is the best comment i have seen on the internet

@David Timmons "and she likely doesn't even know where or what Germany even is" HAHAHAH 💀

@David Timmons "and she likely doesn't even know where or what Germany even is" HAHAHAH 💀

cli-click II Xavier...doesn't exist.  Casey did pack bags this morning, but as a store associate at the checkout counter after customers finished shopping at a local Walmart, and she likely doesn't even know where or what Germany even is.  In a sworn statement presented in court, the detective later admitted to routinely purchasing bratwurst at lunch, not hot-dogs. In retrospect, this provides us with further evidence that Casey and the detective are pathological liars, and are willing to fabricate the truth for the purpose of deception, and to gain public sympathy. cli-click

*cli-click* *II* Xavier...doesn't exist.  Casey did pack bags this morning, but as a store associate at the checkout counter after customers finished shopping at a local Walmart, and she likely doesn't even know where or what Germany even is.  In a sworn statement presented in court, the detective later admitted to routinely purchasing bratwurst at lunch, not hot-dogs. In retrospect, this provides us with further evidence that Casey and the detective are pathological liars, and are willing to fabricate the truth for the purpose of deception, and to gain public sympathy. *cli-click*

VRKirito - Nerd Universe i think she has a son now. I hope that the baby is safe.

VRKirito - Nerd Universe i think she has a son now. I hope that the baby is safe.

@Jelle Dulay True. The more you think about the case and all, the more complicated it gets. It´s easy to condemn a person like her as it is in no way understandable what she did. Still, there are many open questions in my view. I wonder what she´s doing in these day and how life turned out for her parents afterwards.

VRKirito - Nerd Universe I also thought of that. So to say she didn’t love the child because of the circumstances. She could’ve just given her away for an adoption if she wasn’t intedning on keeping her. Or had an abortion if it was legal in their state. I could probably understand it but it’s hard to know what’s truth or not. Only them knows. She either did to save the little girl from her rapist dad or she’s just really pathologic. We can’t know for sure.

@Jelle Dulay A friend of mine had a interesting theory: "What IF what she said is true? Aaaaand what if the molesting continued and her daughter´s father is her dad?"

I am still puzzled about the fact that she could kill her own daughter so cold-hearted, despite her obvious psychological issues.  Her dad´s reaction when it was made public was suprisingly not surprised in my view.

Right? Oh my god; I write novels and I can't come up with a cohesive backstory on the fly like that. How do I learn to do that?

Right? Oh my god; I write novels and I can't come up with a cohesive backstory on the fly like that. How do I learn to do that?

I think when they presented that she was raped by her father changed the outcome of this trial. It made it complicated. It’s shitty nonetheless. Wether that’s true or not but it made me sick to my stomach that she was acquitted.

@Platonic Purple Panda BUT, his Blood Type is 0 Negative in contrary to his grand grand mother!

@Platonic Purple Panda BUT, his Blood Type is 0 Negative in contrary to his grand grand mother!

Yeah, I was like WTF?? How does she know sooooo much details about this woman? Excellent Comment!

Yeah, I was like WTF?? How does she know sooooo much details about this woman? Excellent Comment!

@bone8352 Ayyy P5 is one of my favourite games of all time!

@bone8352 Ayyy P5 is one of my favourite games of all time!

And he drives a 1932 studaBaker with a V12 and leather seats with optional cushion springs

And he drives a 1932 studaBaker with a V12 and leather seats with optional cushion springs

Can't believe how people compliment the attorney for being "so skillful". He just manipulated you guys into thinking, that it's his job to defend her, based on what she tells him. He knew that she killed her daughter. But he is very likely another sociopath, who has no problems with creating lie constructs, without any moral/ethical issues. He even had the person who created this video in his pocket: "say about the attorney what you want, but the following scene is expertly done..." - Moral of the story: People with overwhelming rhetorics and the skill, to simulate empathy in their voices, are dominating. I'm an attorney myself, but in europe. You'll see those people day in and day out. In fact, it's the job with the highest amount of sociopaths. Their skill of pathological lying is clinical. But you'll also get behind their masks, if you closely pay attention, on some private dinner occasions. Working in this field can make you sick, as you can see what people are capable of, without eben blinking.

@Someone Somewhere yeah like all those details, those lies were almost so elaborate as if Sheldon Cooper came up with them.

@Someone Somewhere yeah like all those details, those lies were almost so elaborate as if Sheldon Cooper came up with them.

It seemed like she'd prepared the whole script. But I've never seen one of these vids where they remembered it all and didn't trip themselves up -- except for the Disney visit. I don't get why she did that. Then again, I don't think like her.

@Justin Harris you'd be surprised, Xavier is quite common over there.

@Justin Harris you'd be surprised, Xavier is quite common over there.

@Re!gn I learned that fact about Japan in Persona 5

@Re!gn I learned that fact about Japan in Persona 5

BRUH, I feel like you should get money for this comment xD

BRUH, I feel like you should get money for this comment xD

Re!gn I was making a joke, i should have added an lol in there 😂

Re!gn I was making a joke, i should have added an lol in there 😂

You missed weather he moved "down South", or "up North". The only two directions she seems to think people move.

You missed weather he moved "down South", or "up North". The only two directions she seems to think people move.

Bhatt Hole ok I actually took a few seconds to look that up and it's as made up as it sounded, but life is crazy like that so I never doubt anything much these days

Amazing but she does it better, you’re feels like it’s fabricated

Amazing but she does it better, you’re feels like it’s fabricated

This comment is pure fucking gold. I actually cried this shit was soo fucking funny 😂😂😂

This comment is pure fucking gold. I actually cried this shit was soo fucking funny 😂😂😂

Hahahaha. Her lies were so outrageous and completely unbelievable.

Hahahaha. Her lies were so outrageous and completely unbelievable.

@Robert . M How do you infer that i don't work and pay no bills because i compared the court ruling to an episode of South Park? We're having a conversation here bro, go talk shit somewhere else lol

@Re!gn Youre so right and thats what bugs me so much about that ruling. It calls into question what "Reasonable doubt" really is inside of a courtroom. I think perhaps the American court system has a small over reliance on motive and direct forensic evidence. Obviously those two factors are very important and are there to protect citizens, but where do we draw the line? At what point does enough circumstantial evidence become enough for a conviction? Or does it ever? Thats ultimately the question im asking myself after this case study.

Reign you're being way too generous with your interpretation here. She isn't nearly smart enough to know what any of those things or places are, which is why everyone and their mother was just "from New York" and they all happened to move around a lot.

Justin Harris I can’t believe that! South Park is weak and upsetting but it’s free unless you pay the bills. But living with mommy and not paying any bills so it’s free.! But you should still get a job cause mommy won’t be there forever!

@Re!gn So true! Look up the Sushi Murders of 1993 in Osaka, wherein Hamiko Fugisaka, a man originally from Tokyo, perpetrated a series of heinous crimes before fleeing to Osaka and assuming the identity of three different female bar hostesses, and went undetected for nearly three months before moving to upstate New York and posing as a dental hygienist. Then traveling to Little Rock AK to produce and star in a one-man show of comedy, dancing, juggling, and assorted hijinx and later barely escaping capture by illegally entering Switzerland and becoming a tram operator a the base of the Matterhorn mountain, despite speaking no English, German, or French, and posing as a student from Uganda, through the use of makeup and wigs. After which he found his way to Florida where he worked at an alligator ranch, a proctologists office, and as a limo driver for wealthy clients with learning disabilities, where he was finally discovered after being apprehended during an arrest for exposing himself in public to a group of former Soviet communist-era senior citizens at a local casino. When he was finally extradited back to Japan, he went to trial and was found guilty of only one count: preparing sushi without a licence. He served only 8 months and is now a transgendered politician running for office. True story.

@Tilearian Yes of course. I didn't say that it's a better system, I just made it an example of how things must've turned out if Casey's conviction were to be decided somewhere else and how that makes the "justice" system so weird.

In fact, I think Japan's system is worse due to the fact that there's most likely more cases of innocent defendants being convicted as opposed to rightful convictions that would otherwise be found not guilty in another country.

@Re!gn Japan has its faults when it comes to that 99% conviction rate.  There are a couple cases in which someone has been basically found innocent but Japan keeps them in jail to keep the conviction rate so high.  They like that high number and don't want to be wrong.

@Justin Harris It's crazy to think that if this case happened in another country where the concept of "beyond reasonable doubt" could be twisted for the favor of the victim, perhaps in Japan where prosecutions have a 99% conviction rate of guilty verdicts, true "justice" would have been served against Casey Anthony.

Makes you wonder if a system wherein the judgement of one's character and motives could overcome the lack of evidence would work better or worse. I guess in rare cases like this, it would work better.

Just fuck it Idk man life is hard and humans are bullshit creatures that deserve a design overhaul.

@Justin Harris Jury: "We see how pretty much all information she has provided throughout this whole investigation was falsified to purposely mislead detectives. But the speech that her lawyer gave on court was so sad. Not guilty.

"It would later come to light that there NEVER was an Xavier from Northern Germany."

"It would later come to light that there NEVER was an Xavier from Northern Germany."