What bothers me so much about this is how Casey could’ve very easily just asked her parents to watch Caylee and abandoned her with them. She’d definitely be shamed about it but her parents totally would’ve raised that baby no questions asked and she’d still be alive. The fact that she got away with it proves the “justice system” is a farce

@K Kat not a dumb argument at all. We are a product of our environment and genetics.
I'm actually not sure that any of us really have choices in the higher sense.
Going back to her case. Her family was definitely dysfunctional but in a subtle sort of way. I mean, they lived in an nice house, clean, fed, but you can definitely raise a fucked in the head person there.

@ThePsychoRenegade you guys keep saying that because you want her convicted. But if you were ever charged with some serious crime, you'd be glad for the system we have.

@its_your_girl zZ yeah, everything from them just sounds completely absurd.

@its_your_girl zZ yeah, everything from them just sounds completely absurd.

@OwO Foxy yeah, true. I don’t think her father would ever touch her inappropriately. I’m sure she was just lying about it as usual.

@its_your_girl zZ well, i don't think sexual abuse results in cold-blooded pathological lying but sure... and that was probably made up given her tendency to lie and her shady lawyer as speculation to sow doubt in the jury... (though i dont know how that ties back in to the case)

@Laura Dobbins No paternity was ever established.

@Laura Dobbins No paternity was ever established.

@Zeke Walker hmm... true i guess... im not in the US so i guess its not in my position to say much

@OwO Foxy it wouldve been up to her parents if they wanted to pursue child support payments through the court, which I doubt is something they would’ve done. In the US, child support doesn’t just automatically start up because your kid lives with someone else.

she would have to provide them money for the care. gotta avoid that financial burden i guess.

@Leah I remember hearing in articles years ago she actually wanted an abortion but her parents said they would abandon there daughter if she did that. So she had the baby and then hated how much her parents loved there grandchild. This is why she took  Caylee away for that month before killing her

@Chantyrose her parents were cracking down on her. Casey was missing events and hangouts and they were more important than anything to her. They wanted her to settle down and be a parent, and she never wanted to be. They were willing to watch Caylee, but not to the extent Casey wanted them to, and that was becoming a problem. Look how she went out every single night after Caylee was out of the picture. That was the only acceptable life to her, anything less was not negotiable.

That's what I didn't understand, why kill her when you could've left her with them, maybe because she still wanted the attention from her parents but now they were giving it to caylee, she might have killed her daughter out of jealousy

@Leah That's a strong possibility, however I also lean toward Cindy 'forbidding' it, and swearing she'd 'take care' of Caylee, saying anything she had to, to keep Casey from having an abortion. Sometimes I feel like Cindy used Caylee as a punishment against Casey. There were definite signs, like Cindy insisting on being the first person to hold Caylee after she was born, and making sure to mention it from time to time. I know if my mother forced me to have a kid, then stole that moment from me, and bragged about it, I'd be super pissed.

Michelle Cox she went on about how her dad was the best dad ever and how he was the greatest grandparent ever. I usually believe victims but this girl will lie about anything under the sun to save herself.

I mean you have no idea if her parents would do that.i had horrible up bringing an I GUARANTEE my parents would act the same way an would say they would take the kids BUT NO WAY WOULD. Tell me how you know that?

@Mary S Kaylee looked exactly liked Cindy, I think it was part of what made Casey so crazy

@Mary S Kaylee looked exactly liked Cindy, I think it was part of what made Casey so crazy

Wyndi   this is one of the best breakdowns I’ve read. Rings true to me.

Wyndi   this is one of the best breakdowns I’ve read. Rings true to me.

What bothers me is the damn attorneys, only thinking about money. They don’t care a single bit of what happened to that child...

Andrew Stevens there are reports she paid her attorney in sexual favors. So maybe she couldn’t pay and this is how she paid.

If she'd done that they would have given her daughter all the attention and she would not have been supported by them financially anymore. Part of the way she snowed her parents was by using her daughter to exploit them. What would have happened to Casey if her parents knew she didn't love her daughter... or anyone else? They'd probably think they could help her but she knew they'd want her to try and she would lose all material benefits of their relationship until she complied. Worse for her point of view, she would lose her image and ability to manipulate along with it. <br>Compliance and responsibility was the issue with mothering Caylee that Casey was trying to escape from -- an inconvenience. Selfishness. Nothing more. I think that is why she got off -- as contradictory as it sounds to most people; the jury members were either ignorant of her nature or reticent to see her as she was -- they had empathy and compassion and remorse for the death of Caylee and it was impossible for them to comprehend that Casey couldn't,  that she didn't need any motive more than selfishness.  She only feels for herself. The defense gave them reasons for their feelings, excused their consciences and told them that, "no, evil doesn't exists as a pretty young mother who looks like your daughters"

If she'd done that they would have given her daughter all the attention and she would not have been supported by them financially anymore. Part of the way she snowed her parents was by using her daughter to exploit them. What would have happened to Casey if her parents knew she didn't love her daughter... or anyone else? They'd probably think they could help her but she knew they'd want her to try and she would lose all material benefits of their relationship until she complied. Worse for her point of view, she would lose her image and ability to manipulate along with it.
Compliance and responsibility was the issue with mothering Caylee that Casey was trying to escape from -- an inconvenience. Selfishness. Nothing more. I think that is why she got off -- as contradictory as it sounds to most people; the jury members were either ignorant of her nature or reticent to see her as she was -- they had empathy and compassion and remorse for the death of Caylee and it was impossible for them to comprehend that Casey couldn't,  that she didn't need any motive more than selfishness.  She only feels for herself. The defense gave them reasons for their feelings, excused their consciences and told them that, "no, evil doesn't exists as a pretty young mother who looks like your daughters"

Im still a bit curious to the paternity of Caylee. I remember the rumors at the time about her brother possibly being the father when they were talking about the disfunction of the family. Was it ever established who the father was? It was such a terribly sad case

If the roles were switched this would’ve been different

If the roles were switched this would’ve been different

Then Caylee would turn out just like Caysey!

Then Caylee would turn out just like Caysey!

@ZK___420___ZK Hey thanks! You're right. Messed up family for sure.

@ZK___420___ZK Hey thanks! You're right. Messed up family for sure.

Kahlil Benjamin ummm that’s why we needed Bernie.

Kahlil Benjamin ummm that’s why we needed Bernie.

@Michelle Cox - He was never charged but, as far as I can tell, he's never actually refuted it.

That is one seriously messed up family so I doubt we'll ever really know either way.

Her parents were sick of watching the kid. She left Caylee with them all the time, and they were demanding that she do her job as a parent. Plus, the new bf didn't want kids, so there was no way Caylee had a chance.

I agree with op, except that last sentence.
The fact is that the American Justice System errs on the side of the individual INTENTIONALLY. This is an INTENTIONAL side effect of preventing tyranny. You complain that Casey Anthony and other criminals walk-free whilst some people are falsely imprisoned but don't realize you must err on the side of one or the other because of the FACT that you cannot be perfect. That is, first the framers accepted the reality that no system can be perfect and second, they decided that a system of by and for the people would err on the side of NOT falsely imprisoning innocent people at the expense of guilty people not being able to be convicted. A perfect example of this is our RIGHT to be free of illegal search and seizure- if the cops find the bloody knife in your house but didn't have the warrant that evidence is FINITO and cannot be used against you. Another example is the fact that you are presumed innocent- it's ALL SET UP THIS WAY to protect us versus the government.
You were half-way to this conclusion in your own thought process when you realized the system has flaws and that the errors occur in both ways. You got lost when you stopped thinking there and just said it proves the system is a farce because it is not a farce it is one of the most efficient and fair systems that's existed- it'll never be perfect because perfect is not real you just have to get over that. Just imagine if the system wasn't set up with the mind set of "a hundred guilty walking free rather than a single innocent man imprisoned" and how many more of the falsely accused would be in prison right now?

@Leah From what I read, she wanted to get one but her mother Cindy was against it. There was also an infertile family friend who offered to adopt Caylee but once again, Cindy said no. Now, Casey could have tried harder to stop the pregnancy or to terminate her parental rights but given the messed up family's dynamic, I'm not surprised she decided to carry Caylee to term and keep her, probably hoping her parents would take care of her fulltime and she'll be free while still pretending she's a dutiful mother.

Either way, Cindy Anthony is also responsible for Caylee's tragic end and those who are trying to excuse her are bsing themselves

@ZK___420___ZK I agree! But was her dad ever found guilty? Or was this one more of her lies?

Its a court of law. Not a court of justice. Justice went out the window when murderers and rapists started walking out of court scott free while theres people who get wrongly convicted and spend 20+ years in jail and all the courts give is a "sorry bout that"

@Michelle Cox - I was going to say something similar.

Even if she is guilty, the abuse is likely what fried her brain in the first place. Trauma at an early age can create sociopaths.

@Harold Jenkins thats not a good excuse for the ample amounts of flaws a system that is extremely important to society... cant just be like  "it is what it is" when people are literally getting away with murder...

There's also something called a babysitter. Paying a teenager a few bucks to watch her child for the night isn't gonna break the bank.

@Kahlil Benjamin I was actually wondering she didnt get an abortion in the first place, but I am guessing from her patterns of behaviour that she probably waited way too long and just ignored the problem hoping it would go away until it was too late

A-team313 productions <br>No justice system is infallible. Being flawed doesn't mean it's totally ineffectual.

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No justice system is infallible. Being flawed doesn't mean it's totally ineffectual.

Wouldn't that just create this problem all over again? The same people who raised Casey raising Kaylee? Yeah she'd still be alive of but her kids survive?

That’s what makes her sociopathic...that she chose murder over leaving her with her parents.

That’s what makes her sociopathic...that she chose murder over leaving her with her parents.

@Harold Jenkins Nothing is perfect but it wouldn't take a perfect system to convict Casey, only a better one.

She hated her mom and would not give her mom the baby.

She hated her mom and would not give her mom the baby.

Harold Jenkins but we can do something about it. They want us to think that way there is literally a few hundred people who run this world and they have power through this ignorance of we can’t do anything. compared to the billions that aren’t part of the plan we could easily change the world through revolution but it takes time a spark in the system. There is a thorough suppression in all major countries and we’re all realizing it. Our oceans are poisonous now through plastic particles existing in the microcosms of the water. This world is going to go through a major shift and they know it that’s why they’re scrambling to keep us in. Maybe not in our generation but maybe the next.


The fact that she said she spoke to Caylee for a minute in the 911 call when Caylee had been dead for weeks should have been enough to convict her.

@WorBlux Some said, she boasted about sedating her kid.

@Aj

She lied about her daughter being alive for weeks.  She told lies throughout about her daughter being kidnapped until the end when it changed into her daughter drowned in a pool.

Her daughter was found in a bag in a swamp with duct tape around her mouth and nose.  Who would take their deceased daughter and dispose of her body like that?

It’s supposed to be beyond a REASONABLE doubt.  There is nothing reasonable about her defence story.

In a civil case it will ruin her case yes, in a criminal case No! In criminal cases it MUST be beyond reasonable doubt, not based on conclusions or speculations.

This case reminds me of that Netflix series in 2019  "How to get away with a Murder" But this case is absolutely Jaw-dropping!!!

@Aj I'm afraid you're not blood thirsty enough for this crowd.

@Aj I'll alert prisoners worldwide of your decision. I'm sure theyll respect you enough to follow your orders.

@Aj Tell that to the women that punch and spit in her face in bars. And good on them.

@PEPPA PIG Janelle she's still living with the lawyer too

@Chapster Onetime she was referring to zenaidas apartment

@Brenda Reyes EXACTLY, you make excellent points!!! If he was such an abuser why would you let your daughter around him? And even if he did, (no evidence) although that would be a horrible horrible thing what does it have to do with her killing her daughter? Unless she’s trying to suggest that he killed Caylee which is laughable at best and still wouldn’t make sense… The poor guy thought about taking his life over all of this. Her parents not only lost their granddaughter but had the whole nation hating them for something their daughter got away with. This is truly something that should be studied in law school.

@Aj I feel like that detective had her moving in the right direction until the second one came in and paused their conversation. I'm sure not intentional on his part to disrupt the momentum like that. But the way she was starting to use animated body movements (usually a sign of exaggerating/lying) and seemingly finally backed into a corner, I wonder what she might have said had that kept going?

@Ana Alves ya that's how she paid her lawyer fees

@Ben Blake thats an interesting theory! You think so? I think they’re the type of family that sweeps things under the rug like when the mom said she was the one searching for chloroform when it was proven she was at work at the time.

Casey's father knows more than he is letting on.

@Jay Beam so she's just out and about partying around Florida right now?

Ive actually never seen her till this video. 12/19/2021. No idea what the story is till this. I don’t watch msm.

@Jay Beam I think it came down to then saying they didn’t have the evidence to convict her, which legally, I can understand and the jury was in a tough spot. I think the prosecution should have done a better job with forensics making it impossible for the defense to answer or make up another story about!  But yes you’re right, I think she just got into a bar fight recently over a guy.

@Svölk She was convicted of 4 counts of providing false information during a police investigation and sentenced to 4 years (later reduced to 2 years) in jail.

@PEPPA PIG Janelle I didn't know about that 👀

@Ana Alves Period!!! And then it came out that she was boinking the lawyers.

@PEPPA PIG Janelle Anything would be better than no charges - obstruction of justice, child neglect, improper disposal of human remains... I mean they had everything to charge her with SOMETHING. I cannot believe she was just considered not guilty for all of it.

@Ana Alves exactly, I can’t believe they didn’t convict her. Even if she drowned how could she be out partying and get tattoos about “life”?  What kind of mother would do that?

THANK YOU! I am shocked how this woman is free today, and allowed to have more kids.

Yah I caught that to! And in describing Jeff’s house being big n spacious for both kids-babysitter in the beginning and two three phases later it’s a nice apartment!! 😂 I mean come on I saw so much of that in this interview that it was overwhelming


Wait a minute, her parents threw her a party as if she graduated when she didnt? Her parents have been feeding this behavior her whole life.

@MiR Tra I agree, something was clearly happening growing up and her parents are almost in admition of her behaviour because they secretly know and expect it, i suspect something happened when she was younger to the daughter that the parents know about or were invovled in and shes using that guilt the parents feel  to continually justify her behaviour probably evening making them feel its all their fault. She probably killed the child because people were giving her daughter more attention and praise than herself and did not like the spotlight taken away when she was born

But it was more her mother, not her father.

@LittleRainGames exactly, enabling behaviour and being a extremely doting parent can lead to a person being selfish or generally having a crappy character but definitely does not lead to murder , she was to either born psychopathic or had gone through some extreme trauma that led to it which might not have been mentioned/investigated.

no i think they lied to other family members about the party not actually had one

@LittleRainGames yes psychopathy is maybe genetic.

maybe sometimes sociopathy or psychopathy is hereditary.

@LittleRainGames I agree with you in a way, some of the most empathic ppl come from deplorable backgrounds &vice versa. I come from (luckily)a very loving supportive family as did a cousin of mine &he is a text book sociopath .

Doesn't mean she isn't capable of murder on her own

Exactly..they raised a narcissist for sure

In my opinion, we shouldn't blame the parents. If she's lied all her adult life, it's become a role she played. Maybe her parents loved her and were not ready to see their daughter as a liar.

@Jarred Brown dude her father raped her as she was a child, did you not listen to the last part??

When you have no backbone as parents you can’t complain when your children grow up the way they want to be.

Right!?!  So frustrating!  I would be pissed if that was my kid!

She’s in jail in shu for two weeks and when she sees her parents greets them in the same bubbly manner that a 12 yr old would give when coming home from a girls wknd sleepover

@Staxlay Smith not all psychopaths are murderous or mean to people. All psychopathy entails is that the person suffering from it cannot empathize or relate to others on an emotional level.

@Staxlay Smith Not true, but you do you, boo

Lol, all these people blaming the parents, use your brain. Stop giving excuses, Casey made her choices by herself, period, nothing would've changed regardless of who her parents were.

@LittleRainGames There are always those people who entirely blame the parents. Doting on your child does not guarantee them becoming a murder. With the amount of blame they are assigning the parents, they might as well be saying the grandparents murdered their granddaughter. Its ridicules. This video is an attempt to understand how specifically Casey developed like this. Raising another child exactly like Casey would not result in a murder.

But I would disagree with you on one point. A lack of empathy can be related to child abuse. This obviously isn’t the case here, but you can with some success reliably create emotionally disturbed children and adults through childhood abuse. That emotional disturbance can create dissonance between you and your fellow man. Empathy is an understanding. If you no longer perceive the same world as others because of altered perception how can you emphasize with them? You become an alien.

@MsLoverofTruth my parents are extremely "enabling" yet i definitely have more empathy than the average person. <br>people are born psychopaths, parents cant create a lack of empathy.

@MsLoverofTruth my parents are extremely "enabling" yet i definitely have more empathy than the average person.
people are born psychopaths, parents cant create a lack of empathy.

Wow ! These people should have been investigated!

Yeap , it screams right in anyone's face ! ...Dont forget that dad was police officer , so no investigation was ever done on parents characters.  We can only speculate what was happening in that house to produce such a character of a daughter.

Truth they sure didn't help her become a well rounded person

Psychopaths are born.  Sociopaths are made.  Enabling parents created this situation. If Casey goes into therapy, her parents would have to go with her due to enabling being a mental condition that's just as bad.


This jury is a joke. This lawyer is great for all the wrong reasons. No shame or guilt. Disgusting and so hard to watch.

@Jonas that's not how justice works, you cant let only one person decide and have them decide on it all on their own. They could be influenced by other people. In no way am I agreeing with their choices because I believe 100% she's guilty. I feel like they should fix the jury though, they should have people that are detectives or people studying in the law field be the jury.

@Kingof Grim What do you mean direct evidence? That duct tape was over her mouth when they found her isn't actually direct evidence that it was there before she was dead or caused her death. That is the issue, that there isn't actually direct evidence that the duct tape is what killed her.

@ChardonnayNights the difference is cochran freed an innocent man, this guy not so much

@Martin Luna Its allso how we keep innocent people from imprisonment.

Im not saying i view the case to weak for a sentence. Since i havent viewed the case. Im saying it clearly was to weak for the jury this time.

In Norway she most likely would have been convicted. Just based upon the evidence that was shown in this video. We view it differently i think. When there is a lot of circumstantial evidence, that body of evidence we rate much higher than in America apparently.

Reasonable doubt, can only go so far. And when you have a mother, who searches how to smother a child, then said child dies of suffocation, and she couldnt care less, has a clear and obvious motive, and didnt contact the police, that body of evidence becomes very strong.

Doesnt matter if there is evidence of the actual murder. The defence need to show reasonable doubt. And i dont think they did in this case. Regardless of what the prosecution did.

@Hypogonadism the case wasn’t strong enough….. that’s how murderers keep killing, rapist keep raping, people with very weak cases  get years of incarceration, the prosecutor didn’t do a good job, the jury fail.

@Nayden Benchev I mean they had direct evidence the child died as a result of duct tape over the mouth. Which kinda means in any case she is at the least going away for negligent manslaughter if she somehow managed to argue Caylee put it on herself

@Juicesoap Contraptions I wanted to call u wrong but I would’ve been assuming the judge would rule fairly and against a cop and the way the system is, Ur right Floyd’s murderer probably would’ve walked with just a judge

@Kingof Grim I definitely agree that there is no other person in the entire world that would have done this to her, there is just no possibilities let alone reason. But unfortunately when you're in that situation of having this person's future in your hands and there are gaps in the evidence provided, regardless of what your heart tells you, you need to stick to the facts and the facts are that, unfortunately, there was zilch solid evidence tying her to the crime. Maybe one day new evidence can be found, I pray it does

@Nayden Benchev Its a false presumption that one need direct evidence of someone doing the murder. Atleast in my country. If there is a lot of smaller evidence that gets you to a beond reasonable doubt conclusion, thats enough to convict someone. Im not sure about this case though, but there where a few hard hitting circumstantial evidence.

But as we know, they wherent enough to convict in this case. Was it a wrong conclusion? I dont know. Its all about that reasonable doubt.

People tend to forget the difference between what you think or are pretty sure happened, and what can be proven in the court of law. And the case simply wasnt strong enough. Do i think she murdered her child? Ofc. Im pretty sure. Was the case strong enough to prove it? Not necessarily.

@Jonas if we had this then the cop that "killed" Floyd would've walked. He was a drugged up criminal no doubt about that. But I'm not siding with the cops here either, fk em'. They're just tools of the elitist owned system.

You cant blame the lawyer. The lawyer even if he believes and hates his client is obligated by the law to defend her

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That lawyer had me believing she was innocent Lmaooooo

@Sarah S I feel like that’s just objectively untrue. The only possible way she didnt kill her child based on thr testimony and court case is if the Flying Spaghetti Monster came down and drowned her kid and she meant the decision she made in her diary was accepting him as her savior

@Jonas bc at least in theory our system of justice and government tries to leave decision making up to multiple people. in practice, juries are insanely biased and cherry-picked by both sides.

@TheTruth  yeah jury of “peers “ I wouldn’t back a jury’s thought if they seen me catch a fish let alone trying to help find my kid …

@NOXIA even still - I would be full mental if my kid was gone for a day let alone weeks !! At that age for sure ! Taser me cos wtf this about my kid !! Right ??

@Darko TheEverything still scary on what justice really about - cash is king …

@ChardonnayNights just cheaper  that the difference …

@poyo1_ le  how it goes if I got kitty to pony up for descents lawyers hey … so scary …

Scary right … everyone has right if u got cash to back up ur game right ?  SMH

@TheTruth that's the point of jury, lol. They should know nothing beside the presented evidence.

@Jonas the jury pool usually consists of people too stupid to get out of it.  they have zero knowledge of the court system and laws.

I served on a jury once.  I couldn't believe how ignorant, dumb, stupid the jury pool was.

@NOXIA Agreed but I think we would need to see how the defense managed to make a "reasonable" excuse for that. Those guys are so freaking convincing it's insane - like in the case I was doing, the whole time I was like "no way this guy is innocent" with the evidence state provided and then BAM! The defense would come up and show a whole new perspective on things and you're just left questioning everything the state presented. I would love to see this whole trial if it's online just to see the whole thing

@Sarah S But still they had prove she was lying to the cops for weeks, even going to random places with them like how is there no punishment for that?

@Jonas The main times jury system is used is when they judge themselves can't weigh the evidence because of the lack of evidence. Jury steps in to listen to every bit of evidence from both sides to help the judge basically and with 0 bias. It's tough but when there is, in this case, a body but no evidence tying her to it regardless of how 'sketchy' she seems, they really couldn't say she did it. I don't believe it's the jury's fault in this case, it's just the state really had nothing to work with even though they had found the body which is really really saddening. I personally believe she was involved as well, but sadly the evidence just wasn't there regardless of her constant lies (god knows how the defense weezed her out of that).

I understand this frustration but, they really didn't prove beyond reasonable doubt that she was involved in the murder. It is clear she did, I don't doubt it for a second but I was in the same situation with my jury service where as much as our emotions wanted to say guilty, the counts were not proven at all. 0 true evidence. That's the shitty thing. Though, again, we don't know what the defense presented (they can be very very convincing).

What’s the point of this stupid jury system? Just let an educated judge decide. This wouldn’t be a thing

He was just a damn good criminal defense attorney lol I put him up there with Johnnie Cochran

that is what they are paid to do, what did you expect?...in fact "justice" is a premium luxury in most cases.

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Even if Caylee did drown in a pool.  Covering up the accident, hiding the body, and lying in court are still serious crimes. Why is she out of prison?

@Jackson Jett i think she did that to make up the better image of herself, like which mother would go out to party knowing her daugher is dead, meaning she knows her daughter is safe

@Hsn Firas Why? He got what he deserved even if Casey didn't.

m j 😂 it takes one to know one.

Get outside sometime weirdo

@eddie rodriguez I guess that was the case for oj too then.

@Hsn Firas thank you, he was a good person he just surrounded himself with trash and made a bad choice, it was his first time getting arrested I thought they were going to give around 5 years, but thats how Texas is.

She did have some charges but she received credit for time served while she was in jail awaiting trial

Christopher Yacinthe well thats good and all but she should be serving life

Who would put duct tape on their kid if they accidentally drown? If it was an accident, why did she made it look like she was killed? Because they found duct tape on her, and who knows what else they found on her.

@John Duncan It's because they pull idiots off the streets into courtrooms to serve as part of jury

@Moon Light Not just cause white, cause she's pretty, cause shes a woman, cause she's young, cause she's good at acting

Because the law isnt real unless it enforced by another human.

@Moon Light well, is your friend foreign looking and not pretty? Then instantly his/her life is without value in this society. Your friend should have known.

She didn't, there was tape on her skull/jaw.

She'd be out of jail by now had see served time for those crimes anyway...

@John Duncan Exactly, a bunch of incompetent people from the public sit on the jury

I think it's because she got "Time served".. Meaning she had been in jail for a long period of time and that time counted towards her sentence. I could be wrong though, someone please correct me if I'm wrong

@here nomore imagine out partying at a "hot body contest" and renting movies with your boyfriend when your daughter had just supposedly drowned? I never thought they would let this maniac off. I am still baffled  by it. I followed this case from the moment Caylee went missing. There was so much information, so much evidence, so much of her bad behavior on tape. She cared nothing about that baby. She didnt even want to talk about her.  Unimaginable.

Exactly. If she drowned, why would casey bother to cover the mouth and nose with duct tape?

@Christopher Yacinthe I think you're missing the point. She received zero consequence for murdering her child or "tampering with a corpse" as she at least admitted to eventually.

Because the justice system is massively flawed.


The graduation party, and the parents telling people she graduated with honors told me EVERYTHING I needed to know.

@Sparky Thancztwise exactly!! I didn’t understand how in any of the comments no one seen any that. I did and as soon as the “hello gorgeous “ body language from mom dad and daughter was telling and their interactions very strange.

@Amanda Ho That's what I was thinking. People out here complaining about their graduation party... I'm all "WTF, you had a graduation party?"

@Creative Solutions strange family is right. "Hey gorgeous, how you doin''?"  WTF? "Wanna be able to reach out and give you the big [he stammers significantly] the big Papa Joe hug." (And she reacts in distress tears- NOT tears because she wants a hug from him, because he is reminding her in a covert power play that she is helpless, and better play along.) He doesn't refer to Caylee. He says, "but cha know, we gotta get that little girl back."  His grandaughter. He refers to her like THAT?  Because it's a farce. He knows Caylee is dead and all of this is a ruse and Casey is expected to take the fall.

  Looking at the comments, it appears only a couple people recognized even a fraction of how strange that "family" is. So much wrong. So many points along the way, things said, plus how they were said, and in the context they were said, it adds up to a different story than portrayed. People with complex developmental trauma sometimes survive in strange ways and find bizarre dissociative behaviors dominating their lives. It is never an excuse or justification, yet the affects of prolonged developmental trauma can lead people to do unthinkable things. Still terrible, yet different than if the person who behaved that way had never been through hell and had never had anyone to help.

The way that both Casey's parents acted on the phone/video call at the jail was weird, in numerous ways. But when the grandfather referred to Caylee, the way he did was creepy af.  I knew that second something was WRONG there. I went back and watched again and noticed the way the grandmother leaned on the grandfather when he called his daughter in a profoundly inappropriate manner for all things considered, "hey gorgeous". UGH. Add that up with how her parents kept up appearances with a party (to serve their own interests) instead of taking a course of action like normal healthy parents would do to DEAL with the situation and problem solve to HELP their daughter get her shit together--- add it all up, the picture is far more clear.

Wasn't shocked when the defense brought up why Casey has an artificial persona. She's fucked up in the head bad, and her father was probably gonna do the same to her little girl. If he hadn't already started. Imagine - your own father abusing you, and he's a cop. Who do you go to for help? Mom is protecting him, in denial, and possibly also under his coercive abusive control. Wouldn't justify her failing to protect her daughter- but it explains it. All this is way more common than any of you know. Study the professionals. Not youtube. The work of Dr. Judith Herman and Dr. Bessel Van Der Kolk make this all add up in ways that nothing adds up otherwise. If Casey were a cold psychopath, she would have demonstrated signs sooner. She was instead traumatized, victimized chronically, and severely dissociated -- a walking shell of a girl keeping up appearances to serve her parents illegitimate "needs" and dying inside emotionally.

On the 911 call, I got my first red flags. The grandmother. Several things she said combined became an enormous red flag and were essentially incongruous. The video makers is dead wrong about the defense lawyer. Consummate professional. Also, watching Casey's face and her own father's while tje verdicts were read, yeah. He's the monster. She was victimized and no one actually knows how or what motive was behind the death of Caylee. Casey may have been acting as victims do, protecting her own abuser, the entire time. It would explain all of the bizarre behaviors. Better than any other proposed speculation. Wait. Who was the biological father of Caylee?  Oh man. Now we have motive. Fucking hell. Geebus fuck fuck. Gah.

 Been studying this stuff for years. In this case, I'm inclined to think justice was served. Partial justice. Casey's father needs to be investigated. Mother too, but pops is the perp, mother enabled him (and she probably survived an abusive home of origin too). Not all who suffer do go on to get ensnared by abusers as "partners" who then enlist them to abuse others, but it's terribly common.  I watched this from the start believing (trying) the way it was presented. I couldn't ignore what I saw and heard though. And watching it the second time through a different lens, it ALL made more sense. No less horrific, but the pieces fit and some of Casey's behavior was less odd. She was lying and directing attention away from her parents (as expected) but was making herself look bad. But she hasn't been groomed to think of herself. She was groomed to be a sacrificial lamb to the people who were supposed to love and care for her needs.

@Creative Solutions strange family is right. "Hey gorgeous, how you doin''?"  WTF? "Wanna be able to reach out and give you the big [he stammers significantly] the big Papa Joe hug." (And she reacts in distress tears- NOT tears because she wants a hug from him, because he is reminding her in a covert power play that she is helpless, and better play along.) He doesn't refer to Caylee. He says, "but cha know, we gotta get that little girl back."  His grandaughter. He refers to her like THAT?  Because it's a farce. He knows Caylee is dead and all of this is a ruse and Casey is *expected* to take the fall.

  Looking at the comments, it appears only a couple people recognized even a fraction of how strange that "family" is. So much wrong. So many points along the way, things said, plus how they were said, and in the context they were said, it adds up to a different story than portrayed. People with complex developmental trauma sometimes survive in strange ways and find bizarre dissociative behaviors dominating their lives. It is never an excuse or justification, yet the affects of prolonged developmental trauma can lead people to do unthinkable things. Still terrible, yet different than if the person who behaved that way had never been through hell and had never had anyone to help.

The way that both Casey's parents acted on the phone/video call at the jail was weird, in numerous ways. But when the grandfather referred to Caylee, the way he did was creepy af.  I knew that second something was WRONG there. I went back and watched again and noticed the way the grandmother leaned on the grandfather when he called his daughter in a profoundly inappropriate manner for all things considered, "hey gorgeous". UGH. Add that up with how her parents *kept up appearances* with a party (to serve their own interests) instead of taking a course of action like normal healthy parents would do to *DEAL with the situation* and problem solve to *HELP* their daughter get her shit together--- add it all up, the picture is far more clear.

Wasn't shocked when the defense brought up why Casey has an artificial persona. She's fucked up in the head bad, and her father was probably gonna do the same to her little girl. If he hadn't already started. Imagine - your own father abusing you, and he's a cop. Who do you go to for help? Mom is protecting him, in denial, and possibly also under his coercive abusive control. Wouldn't justify her failing to protect her daughter- but it explains it. All this is way more common than any of you know. Study the professionals. Not youtube. The work of Dr. Judith Herman and Dr. Bessel Van Der Kolk make this all add up in ways that nothing adds up otherwise. If Casey were a cold psychopath, she would have demonstrated signs sooner. She was instead traumatized, victimized chronically, and severely dissociated -- a walking shell of a girl keeping up appearances to serve her parents illegitimate "needs" and dying inside emotionally.

On the 911 call, I got my first red flags. The grandmother. Several things she said combined became an enormous red flag and were essentially incongruous. The video makers is dead wrong about the defense lawyer. Consummate professional. Also, watching Casey's face and her own father's while tje verdicts were read, yeah. He's the monster. She was victimized and no one actually knows how or what motive was behind the death of Caylee. Casey may have been acting as victims do, protecting her own abuser, the entire time. It would explain all of the bizarre behaviors. Better than any other proposed speculation. Wait. Who was the biological father of Caylee?  Oh man. Now we have motive. Fucking hell. Geebus fuck fuck. Gah.

 Been studying this stuff for years. In this case, I'm inclined to think justice was served. Partial justice. Casey's father needs to be investigated. Mother too, but pops is the perp, mother enabled him (and she probably survived an abusive home of origin too). Not all who suffer do go on to get ensnared by abusers as "partners" who then enlist them to abuse others, but it's terribly common.  I watched this from the start believing (trying) the way it was presented. I couldn't ignore what I saw and heard though. And watching it the second time through a different lens, it ALL made more sense. No less horrific, but the pieces fit and some of Casey's behavior was less odd. She was lying and directing attention away from her parents (as expected) but was making herself look bad. But she hasn't been groomed to think of herself. She was groomed to be a sacrificial lamb to the people who were supposed to love and care for her needs.

@crowtservo I think your dad is very cool and down to earth. A dad we all want.

This is ridiculous. Either all of them knew how Caylee died and yet again had to cover their shits. I feel sorry for the little girl. I guess on the bright side she got away from that pathological family and passed as an innocent beautiful girl. Imagine her growing up in that household. I don’t understand how she was acquitted. Everything she said from beginning to end was already proof enough for me. I wish I was one of the juries.

Gary Henzler she publicly accused him of raping her as a child in the trial tho.. so that backfired.

@Chaldean Guy wdym the real criminals are her parents, there's a lot of people undergo the same way as she did but didn't murder their 2 yo daughter, what are you on about?? Her parents might've done something to drive her like that, but that doesn't mean she's clear from her crime bruh.

people love to shift blame on others. instead of focusing on the actual problem

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

@ThisisRubbishlo well i would guess this is very normal for a family of any means that has an only daughter

Wow you people have graduation party. That's so nice

If this had taken place in any other state she would have been found guilty

@crowtservo that sounds like the opposite problem :/ sorry to hear that

@crowtservo my parents did the same thing when I graduated years ago😂

@crowtservo I remember a fella threw a rock at the back of my head, splitting it open in school. His father rang my Mam to apologise and my Mam, said "ah he was probably asking for it"

My dad was telling people at my graduation party that he was amazed that I passed all my classes to get out of high school.


This whole video reminds me of .. <b>every child deserves parents, but not every parent deserves a child</b> ... Casey is an disgusting excuse of an human...

This whole video reminds me of .. *every child deserves parents, but not every parent deserves a child* ... Casey is an disgusting excuse of an human...

Maybe people should have close watch on parents and not be afraid to step in if they see their parents behaving inappropriately instead of saying that they don’t want get involved in family business or let them get a pass  just because their grown ups. Kids don’t need parents, they just need people that can fill that role for them, adults that are capable at raising kids. They don’t have to be related through blood.

@David Himmelfahrt “just don’t have sex without condoms” if only someone thought of that before, how insightful, sounds like you have a future career in policing

Every human deserves justices, but not every justice deserves humans.

@Cole444Train It doesn't, but I was thinking of donating organs while alive to save someone else.

@Ouroboros donating organs is a completely harmless thing. choosing to be an organ donor when you get your driver's license means you agree to donate your organs after you die... how does that harm you?

Who else now feels weird when they see lawyers? 🙋🏻♀<br>Makes you think how many horribel people they have freed.

Who else now feels weird when they see lawyers? 🙋🏻♀
Makes you think how many horribel people they have freed.

@Cole444Train Bodily autonomy only matters when inflicting on it's autonomy will bring distress to the person. If donating organs was a completely harmless thing I think people who refuse to donate their organs because of body autonomy would be looked down upon because essentially, they wouldn't lose or suffer anything. That was my point.

Guess I came off as being too confrontational. Wasn't my intention. You can't feed others if you are starving. Attempting to create life when you aren't willing nor able to nurture it is pure insanity.

@Cole444Train  Well, my thinking is that because a fetus is distinct from its mother, then it would fall under the classification of personhood. Similarly, someone who is comatose still counts as a person, despite being reliant on their medical machines.

I think we agree there, but where I lose your train of thought is when we can stop providing resources. -- If a person had, out of desperation, plugged their oxygen machine into my outlet, would it be okay to take it out? I don't particularly think the person on oxygen had much of right to use my electricity; however, now that he exists, wouldn't unplugging him be a form of manslaughter?

I think that works quite clearly when the mother can provide for the child, but when there isn't enough for both... although, I suppose that brings up a different question about distribution.

@Ouroboros Regardless of how it effects others, I cannot be forced to donate the use of my body. that's why we ask if people want to be organ donors. It is my body, your body, etc. We can always choose to keep it to ourselves or do whatever we want with it.

Outlawing abortion doesn't afford women that choice. It's basically saying "i don't care that it's your body, you must do this." Bodily autonomy is a very important right for all individuals.

Of course it would be nice of my to keep someone alive if they depend on my body to do so, but that doesn't mean i dont have the right to choose.

@Cole444Train The thing reliant on your nutrients is another life that in the future will be subject to everything you are as a living person. Just because it's reliant on you doesn't mean you can do whatever you want with it.

I agree with abortion, I just don't like the reason you provided. abortion is a way of preventing the potential suffering the child may suffer being neglected and the potential suffering the woman may suffer as a consequence of an unwanted pregnancy.

Since the women's suffering is much more present and therefore vital than that of an unborn baby it's safe to give all the rights for the woman to decide, but if there's ever a way to continue the pregnancy while being sure that neither the woman nor the children will suffer any consequences then we should do so.

@Cole444Train I mean if you choose to have that person rely on your survival knowing the consequences it’s fucked up to just cut them off when it’s your fault they’re there in the first place

@REcurve32 I guess? I don't think that matters, not sure how that relates to my comment at all. But alright, the fetus is completely reliant on the pregnant woman for survival.

If someone is reliant on my nutrients and body to survive, it is my right to stop providing my body as a source for those things.

@David Himmelfahrt i mean sure, but in America, sex education is TERRIBLE and there are many places that lack access to affordable contraceptives.

So, the same people who want to outlaw abortion also dont want kids to learn about safe sex and dont want government funded healthcare and cheap/free contraceptives.

@RewiredHuman Before getting pregnant and having to do an abortion; just don't have sex without condoms or any stuff that prevides pregnancy.

@Cole444Train @
Kikiapina But isn't the fetus a different entity distinct from the parent?

@REcurve32 well if you kill the fetus before its a person, problem solved.

but seriously, legislating against abortion always ends in children neglect and abuse, not to mention it ruins the parents' lives if they aren't prepared or don't want a child. all lives involved are wrecked.

@RewiredHuman Yeah, I totally agree with Babyshark, but doesn't your solution remove his point. If "every child deserves parents," how would killing the child help?

Yes. And this is one of the strongest reason to provide safe and anonymous abortion early on. Women who are not wired to be mothers but are forced by social or legal systems to become one end up being abusive or neglecting in most cases.


Anyone else absolutely livid she wasn’t found guilty?

Most incompetent Jury ever. At the very very least it’s child neglect

@Jef Alpante Getting angry at the defence attorney doesn't make any sense. Anyone standing on trial in the US is entitled specifically to a zealous advocate. Not an apathetic advocate, not an ambivalent advocate - zealous. They have an ethical obligation to provide the best defence they can and they're going up against the state, which always has every conceivable advantage and resource at their disposal without limit. The defendant's counsel did absolutely nothing wrong in their argumentation, it was the state and jury who botched the trial and are now responsible for letting someone who committed infanticide off the hook.

That's why you need use proofs and evidences and not emotions. People, Even murderer, are not guilty until proven!

@YoungMasterWilliam Wow you are the type of people that  leave they're  common  sense at home.

Livid? Bruh she a white lady in the US and A. The only surprise I got from this case that she didn't receive any recompensation for stress caused by the trial.

I had to learn to meditate after the verdict because my blood pressure shot up so bad my ears were ringing

There is a saying about criminal justice - it's better to let 10 murderers go, than wrongly convict one innocent person.

It's frustrating to see how good of a lawyer she has. Twisting words and emotions to make it seem she's innocent

im fuming mate, whenever iwatch this guys videos im always like "well at least they got what they deserved" and im always so glad when the verdict comes out guilty, i was like wtf how has she gotten away with murdering her own child.

@Wesu Maru What?  That’s not a distinction.  Not a reasonable person on the planet has any doubt as to her guilt based on the substantial circumstantial evidence.  Again, we don’t have to have video of the crime to convict a person.  Cartesian certainty isn’t the standard.

@Nicholas Price No, the key word is beyond 'A' reasonable doubt, as in ANY reasonable doubt.

@Wesu Maru The key word is ‘reasonable.’  I agree that too many innocent people are being put behind bars, but we also don’t have to have pictures, a DNA profile on the body, and the cops witnessing her drowning her daughter.  As the comments in this thread and every other thread have shown, there is no reasonable person who doubts her guilt.  100% say: ‘she did it, but...’. I will concede that I would rather have a system that lets too many guilty people walk than innocent people locked up.  I just don’t believe this case is one of those cases on the fence.  For egregious examples of cases with serious reasonable doubt, check out Sandy Melgar or Daniel Holtzclaw.

@Jesse Charles It is too BS because there is 0 doubt.

@TraceguyRune it's not bs, he's stating literally how the system works.

@Wesu Maru would you still have the same response if that was your baby that was found dead? The truth of the matter is that the judicial system is not fit for purpose. It cannot fully deliver justice with 100% accuracy consistently. The real fundamental issue is our technological capabilities don’t meet the needs of evidence capture yet.

@YoungMasterWilliam Thank you, fuck... looking at the rest of these comments, I am terrified of what our judicial system has become. Innocent until proven guilty is fucking GONE in America.

The verdict was correct. If you cannot prove guilt beyond reasonable doubt, you cannot convict. Doesn't matter if she did it or not, our penal system couldn't prove it. I just wish every trial was prosecuted in this manner, especially a certain recent high-profile case.

Say what you will, but Jose Baez was amazingly effective in the case, even if he did participate in things he'd criticize the prosecution for. Did Casey kill Caylee and dispose of her body? All signs point to yes. At the very least, did Casey know what happened? Absolutely. But you're all proving Baez's point. Take emotion out of it. Like JCS said, that closing argument saved her ass -- the constant drilling into the jury's heads that the court of law does not run on emotion but proven evidence was brilliant. It put <b>just enough</b> doubt into play and essentially told the jury "Did you personally see Casey put tape over Caylee's mouth? Did you personally see her dump the body? Is there photographic evidence of the crime? No. Then there's doubt." It's a sleazy move that let a horrible person walk free, but damn, Baez was good. In this instance, I wish he wasn't.

Say what you will, but Jose Baez was amazingly effective in the case, even if he did participate in things he'd criticize the prosecution for. Did Casey kill Caylee and dispose of her body? All signs point to yes. At the very least, did Casey know what happened? Absolutely. But you're all proving Baez's point. Take emotion out of it. Like JCS said, that closing argument saved her ass -- the constant drilling into the jury's heads that the court of law does not run on emotion but proven evidence was brilliant. It put *just enough* doubt into play and essentially told the jury "Did you personally see Casey put tape over Caylee's mouth? Did you personally see her dump the body? Is there photographic evidence of the crime? No. Then there's doubt." It's a sleazy move that let a horrible person walk free, but damn, Baez was good. In this instance, I wish he wasn't.

@MsKezza333 it wasnt the juries fault, the prosecution overcharged her. You cant charge a death penalty case with only circumstantial evidence. And the defense attorney isnt bad either, he did his job and he did it well. Everyone is entitled to a defense regardless of how horrible we think they are. If you start picking and choosing who is allowed to have a proper defense and who is not we run into much bigger problems

@Jef Alpante everyone is entitled to defense, whether they're guilty or not. The job of a defense attorney is to make the prosecution prove it's case beyond a reasonable doubt. It's essential to our justice system. The true failings were in the prosecution, and whatever the bullshit instructions the judge gave the jury. And the jury as well, honestly.

@Jef Alpante the lawyers just did their job to make the justice system fair. Without lawyers on both side a lot of innocent people would go to jail (more than already do)

They overcharged and lacked vital evidence like cause of death. I told my mom during this trial they went hard on the murder charge and she was gonna walk. She did it but the law is the law and it sucks

@TraceguyRune you clearly didn’t watch the whole video

@YoungMasterWilliam BS. Explain the hair and dead body odor in the trunk. Explain the fact that she did not care to contact the police about the missing. The grandmother called after 30 days. How long was she planning to wait? How long would you wait to call the cops for your child? More than 30 days?

It wasn’t proven beyond a reasonable doubt. The juries job isn’t to give there personal opinion on whether they think she did it or not. I would personally wager that she killed her daughter, but if I were on the jury solely looking at the facts presented, I would find there was room for doubt.

@Ceez B , yes, but gender bias is statistically 3x more significant than racial bias. They’ve managed to measure both.

race might be a reason why she was found not guilty

@TraceguyRune normally I feel bad for attorneys having to defend murderers and stuff, but she slept with hers so I can’t feel bad

Just awful that a child murderer goes free just because she’s a woman and not a man. We see this happen all the time.

The only thing worse than the jury though is the defense attorney trying to cover for a child murderer

I agree and there was no justice for this poor little baby. What a demented lot they were on that jury.

That's why I don't like lawyers. They seemed to manipulate justice for the wrongdoings of their clients.


i’m literally disgusted that she was found not guilty.

i’m literally disgusted that she was found not guilty.

@ella what is the correlation from leniency to what gender commits more crimes on average? Are you saying that it’s obvious they get leniency because women commit less crimes ? So we aren’t judging by the individual anymore? Also you believe that the system is corrupt to suit the needs of white people but couldn’t possibly be corrupt in sexism ? Is racism and sexism really that far apart in your mind? Does that mean some people deserve equality before others ? I wouldn’t be calling anyone a dumbass because what you said is objectively non sensical and your backwards thinking isn’t progressive for anyone,  I doubt that there is a single person out there of any race, sex, religion that would want you speaking for them.. you acknowledging systematic racism while refuting the existence of sexism is disgusting

Don't talk about your emotions , Who knows maybe she is innocent

Don't talk about your emotions , Who knows maybe she is innocent

@No Name bruh you don’t get it. The point is no murderer should walk free

@No Name bruh you don’t get it. The point is no murderer should walk free

@No Name no she was found not guilty cause the jury believed she was innocent. No Innocent person has their car smelling like decomposition, waits a month to inform the cops, and lies the cops repeatedly

@No Name that has nothing to do with the case what so fucking ever. It’s clear as day she did it. And the gender bias leads to people not being seen guilty cause of their gender not being guilty cause of their gender

@No Name Spot on! Gender profiling exists therefore sexism is imaginary!

@No Name Spot on! Gender profiling exists therefore sexism is imaginary!

@Kingof Grim As I said before: skeletal remains were found, do you understand what that means? Can you imagine what that looks like? There was no duct tape found on the mouth and nose because there was no mouth and nose, there was very little soft tissue left on the skull...it had decomposed...the duct tape was stuck to hair. This was actually debated at trial. The death was ruled a homicide because there was a very high suspicion of foul play; but the actual cause of death was IMPOSSIBLE to be determined. At that point you have investigators trying to figure out what happened, presenting theories etc... I never said the girl drowned, what I said is: the cause of death is unknown. Which makes proving murder a lot more difficult

I still cannot wrap my mind around how she was not found guilty

I still cannot wrap my mind around how she was not found guilty

@Alina Prodan you either didn’t watch the video, trial, or both. They found a dead body of a baby in the swamp, who was found with tape over their nose and mouth. Idk about u but that doesn’t sound like drowning.

Also they concluded it was definitely a homicide JUST BASED ON SKELETAL REMAINS which means it was pretty much 10000% sure it’s a homicide. The only way Casey is innocent is if she made the child kill themselves or had her boyfriend do it

@No Name Spot on! How dare anyone rage about sexism, am I right? Such nerve...

@No Name Spot on! How dare anyone rage about sexism, am I right? Such nerve...

@Connor Nyhan that’s extremely ignorant. the point that they’re making is true. women are typically seen more as victims than men.

@Connor Nyhan he’s an incel for making a valid point?

@Connor Nyhan he’s an incel for making a valid point?

Heart breaking story .. great videos so interesting

Heart breaking story .. great videos so interesting

just wait til you hear about the Derek Chauvin verdict

just wait til you hear about the Derek Chauvin verdict

@William Stewart Youre using one of a few cases, we’re using one of thousands…. Hundreds of thousands over the history of the US but I digress.

Ur comparing a court case filled with corruption, racism, publicity, and jurors who admit they were blinded by the media to Casey, who is clearly guilty beyond all doubt and yet got off scot free. I guarantee you that would never have happened to a POC

@PanPan that was a lie created by the defense

@PanPan that was a lie created by the defense

@Jreads he was disowned after the bs he pulled 💀

@Jreads he was disowned after the bs he pulled 💀

@William Stewart using OJ is kinda hilarious considering the whole reason he got off, was because unfortunately, The civil rights movement helped the guilty man walk free, because of the racist cops who dealt with OJ… but go on

@Alina Prodan they found it was definitely a homicide, as well as the things used to kill the child next to it…. It’s like having a bullet hole in someone and a gun matching the gun fired, but because you don’t see the bullet that hit him, you assume they weren’t shot

@Calxn if that’s all you honestly believe is the case… I’m sorry for how out of touch you are, but at the same time, I’m happy u at least acknowledge systemic racism

@Joanna it certainly is a part of it whether you wanna admit it or not

@Joanna it certainly is a part of it whether you wanna admit it or not

Daughter of a cop, never once faced consequences for anything her whole life

Daughter of a cop, never once faced consequences for anything her whole life

@Yung Slae Nice joke. People have no problems going after "pillaged" people now or else the media would hound them.

@Yung Slae Nice joke. People have no problems going after "pillaged" people now or else the media would hound them.

@Brendan Geraghty so why isnt jussie smollett in prison right now he just had all charges dropped?

@Brendan Geraghty so why isnt jussie smollett in prison right now he just had all charges dropped?

@Yung Slae can I ask you why jussie smollett got off with all charges dropped

@Yung Slae can I ask you why jussie smollett got off with all charges dropped

@dannyboyc3po well the comment section is meant to be about the video.. don’t wanna spoil it for ur self..? Wait til the end we’re not gonna be here talking about skittles

@dannyboyc3po  it’s a very well known case most people know about it already

@dannyboyc3po  it’s a very well known case most people know about it already

@Connor Nyhan thats not what an incel is.

@Connor Nyhan thats not what an incel is.

@Yung Slae oh yeah as the jury must be unanimous, im sure exactly what was going through every single juror's mind at the time of the trial was "if she was black i would vote to convict." also, have you even watched the trial before making this baseless claim? the defence did an impeccable job.

@j a Well, thanks :) I'll definitely check it out.

@j a Well, thanks :) I'll definitely check it out.

@j a blame other men for that view point lol

@j a blame other men for that view point lol

@j a Where are you getting info that she is working at a school?

@j a Where are you getting info that she is working at a school?

@Dark Satellites stop embarrassing yourself 🤣

@Dark Satellites stop embarrassing yourself 🤣

@j a Well, I didn't mean to come across as an asshole, or an "angry feminist" lol. I just disagree that bias had anything to do with the way this case turned out. I mean, look at this comment section, most people think she did it, so I see no bias in her favour that's all. <br>There is a bias against men definitely, probably because most violent crimes are committed by men, men in general are seen as more of a danger than women. A lot of people get away with murder and a lot of innocent people are in jail when they shouldn't be. In this case, I followed the trial when it happened, and I have more faith in the jury than I have in public opinion, if that were me, I wouldn't feel comfortable sending anyone to Death Row unless I was 100% sure.

@j a Well, I didn't mean to come across as an asshole, or an "angry feminist" lol. I just disagree that bias had anything to do with the way this case turned out. I mean, look at this comment section, most people think she did it, so I see no bias in her favour that's all.
There is a bias against men definitely, probably because most violent crimes are committed by men, men in general are seen as more of a danger than women. A lot of people get away with murder and a lot of innocent people are in jail when they shouldn't be. In this case, I followed the trial when it happened, and I have more faith in the jury than I have in public opinion, if that were me, I wouldn't feel comfortable sending anyone to Death Row unless I was 100% sure.

@ella the fact that men commit more crimes doesn’t negate the fact that women are treated with more leniency. her being a woman did help her receive the not guilty charge.

@j a "agreeing with blatant murder" lol... The autopsy was done on skeletal remains, the cause of death was undetermined, it was impossible for the medical examiner to figure out what exactly killed the little girl.

Yes she was but she's not off the hook. There is still a final judgment that awaits her and every other child murderer.

@j a What the hell are you talking about? What bias? The majority of people disagreed with the verdict. 12 years later and they still do, most people think she killed her daughter. The jury did not like her at all...

From the Wiki page: "Juror number two, a 46-year-old male who requested to stay unidentified, told the St. Petersburg Times that "everybody agreed if we were going fully on feelings and emotions, [Anthony] was done". He stated that a lack of evidence was the reason for the not-guilty verdict: "I just swear to God ... I wish we had more evidence to put her away. I truly do ... But it wasn't there." He also said that Anthony was "not a good person in my opinion".
The prosecution had a theory about what happened, there was no cause of death, the reason she was found not guilty is because there was no evidence, not because of bias in her favour. In fact, people are biased against her, because she did not behave the way we would expect a grieving mother to behave, that's not enough to prove murder though.

@No Name happens a lot more then you think. And if you truly think being detained for 10-30min because u match the description is worse then a murder walking free u got a problem

@No Name Spot on! Because profiling = sentencing verdict now!

@No Name Spot on! Because profiling = sentencing verdict now!

@Joanna race and gender both play an unfair role in the legal system, it’s 100% valid to bring race into it

@Joanna race and gender both play an unfair role in the legal system, it’s 100% valid to bring race into it

@Joanna she is white and privileged tho lol

@Joanna she is white and privileged tho lol

@ella Spot on! About most of the crimes in america are committed by men, so of course there's female privilege! But I don't dare to talk about that you know, let's ignore that and talk about race.

@Connor Nyhan they aren’t an incel, it’s true. the legal system does not punish women nearly as bad as men. they literally gave you an example.

@Connor Nyhan Spot on! He's totally right and i can't deny, but how dare he point out sexism? Incel!

@Connor Nyhan Spot on! He's totally right and i can't deny, but how dare he point out sexism? Incel!

@No Name cause one leads to someone being free when they should be in prison and the other leads to people most often being detained for 10-30min

@j a specifically being a white women from at least a middle class background. I do think that if Casey was poor she would have been convicted.

@PanPan cause her father killed his daughter and lied about 90% of anything he said the detectives and released and is still not in prison

@j a I kind of agree with your initial statement, yet some points were doubtfully correct but imma add this, the sentence may depends on the jury's decision and the jury is retrospectively made to be neutral and to able to give an answer/a sentence (that's their job) about the whole situation whatever if the charged is a man or a woman.
Either way, if there's not enough evidences, the accused may not be found guilty and this applies on both genders.
Finally, society related, we all have to agree on the fact that men (generally speaking) may be way more disturbing/worrisome than women and so, that some women can have it easier done than said.

@Connor Nyhan I’m a married white woman and I totally agree with @j a. She never would have gotten off if she was black or Hispanic, or a man in general.

@PanPan there's literally no evidence of that he just said that it's funny because his entire thing is evidence but then almost everything that he was saying I had no evidence

@Connor Nyhan yeah you're definitely low on the spectrum.

@Connor Nyhan yeah you're definitely low on the spectrum.

I DIDNT FINISH THE VIDEO YEt, SHE WASNT WHAT NOW?!?!?!?!?!?!?

I DIDNT FINISH THE VIDEO YEt, SHE WASNT WHAT NOW?!?!?!?!?!?!?

@j a While I agree to this to some extent, in recent years this has been changing

@j a While I agree to this to some extent, in recent years this has been changing

@j a thats sadly cery true. In a lot of cases women are actually given less of a harsh sentence than a man for the same crime due to this nature and its disgusting.

@Ramus V it's not about the outcome bruh. it's an interesting video. for the outcome of these stories you can just use google lol

@j a thank you for the great explanation sir!

@j a thank you for the great explanation sir!

@j a This bias is even apparent when the defense accuse Casey’s father of sexually assaulting her at a young age, instead of accusing the mother or both, to make it seem more likely it actually happened, and to present the bias reasonably.

@j a people tend to be more forgiving to women than men, but I highly doubt a case as serious as this was decided by the person's gender

@j a it doesn’t matter if she was a woman or man, white or black. The prosecution proved she was a liar but failed to prove anything else. Don’t get me wrong I 100% believe she’s guilty! But they lacked any evidence to tie her to the death. They couldn’t determine the cause of death. All her defense had to do was raise reasonable doubt and they did. It’s one of those weird cases just like oj where everyone knows they did it they just can’t prove it beyond a reasonable doubt.

@Connor Nyhan so because you agree with him that makes you an incel as well, okay

@Connor Nyhan so because you agree with him that makes you an incel as well, okay

Thanks for letting me know, so i don't waste my time watching this.

Thanks for letting me know, so i don't waste my time watching this.

@Connor Nyhan I don't think you understand the meaning of incel, Please use the words that are actually relevant to an arguement made.


I've showed more emotion being told a table of two at a restaurant was going to be a 45 minute wait, than Casey ever showed for her missing daughter.

I’ve shown more emotion seeing a pimple on my chin.

i’ve shown more emotion staring at a wall than casey ever did

Damn right! I won't wait in any line, ever.

was that because you couldn't stand that persons company? ha

To be fair it really sucks waiting for food.

I've showed more emotions over my minecraft dog dying than her showing emotions for caylee. I even built a fucking memorial that took hours to build for my dog.


The fact that she did not end up in prison is literally the most absurd thing I've heard in 2020

@Amano how so? I found it extremely entertaining and was hoping the whole time she would be released. Such a relief that they actually did.

@Roxane Johnny plus she is not going get a husband or bf

Joe Biden “winning” the election is more absurd!  Sorry.

@Megan Maleficent I agreed with you on everything. I'm not even white lol  Some of these people smh...

holding women culpable is sexist patriarchal oppression..
it would be cruel to send a woman to prison..
feminist equality!
smh

holding women culpable is sexist patriarchal oppression..
it would be cruel to send a *woman* to prison..
feminist equality!
smh

people get killed by the police but people who make others suffer get to be free. i guess when they said that she's sane, they're referring to the true nature of humans which is to be cruel. if that's the case then im happy to be insane.

@Megan Maleficent but why you gotta make this a race thing tho

@Anna Lewisf they are basically codependent. The mom still thinks Casey is innocent. Her father knows she is guilty

@The Mecoptera those facts and others you brought up make it 99% likely that she is guilty, but in the united states we say it is better for one million guilty people to go free that one innocent be even accused of crime. 99% likelihood is not enough to meet the reasonable doubt burden

@Megan Maleficent those statistics represent how much crime is committed by various demographics.

@Megan Maleficent I disagree. The state had a weak case. Just like with OJ. We know both her and OJ are guilty  but when evidence is tampered with like in OJ, than it is hard to take any police witnesses seriously, and with her the state used pseudo science such as a smelling machine which hurt them, plus the state failed to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that her positive defenses were untruw

@Megan Maleficent true about pretty white women getting more media attention which can help to close these cases, however the sentencing is about the same when priors are taken into consideration with all races. Women seem to get off easier, which bares out in statistics. The court system as shitty as it is, still seems to be mostly fair.

@Megan Maleficent 1) I didn’t mention the google search history because I don’t find that evidence very convincing

2) I am arguing that the case against Casey was very strong because of how strong the evidence was. If another person was locked up in an identical case that strengthens my argument.

3) the name of the kidnapper given was an outright and provable fabrication.

4) I’m not arguing that race has no impact on the treatment of suspects in  criminal justice system. It definitely does have some impact, however I would argue that Casey Anthony didn’t get off because she was white. Many white people are in prison based on weaker cases, as have members of all races, creeds, and social status. I find the verdict inexplicable in light of the evidence, and do legitimately wonder about what must have happened in the jury room, though I think the majority of the credit must go to her legal team.

@Megan Maleficent  Are you? Many murderers get either exonerated or end up going free because some piece of evidence gets thrown out.  Doesn't mean they aren't guilty.  You said there's so many innocent women of color convicted of killing their children but the one name you gave me wasn't even convicted of that.  Where are your facts?

Need a body , other wise go to prison for what .

@Megan Maleficent circumstantial evidence is considered legitimate evidence in the United States. It is completely possible and even common for people to be found guilty of a crime based only on circumstantial evidence. Indeed circumstantial evidence is often considered more reliable than direct evidence, as something like security footage of a person leaving the scene of a crime with a weapon (circumstantial evidence) is more reliable than a witness testimony to the person committing the crime (direct evidence) considering possible mistaken identity.

In this case the circumstantial evidence is very strong.

Casey claimed to have spoken to her daughter within a week of the 911 call. This is impossible if forensics are considered. A single fact like this has been sufficient in other cases to put people in prison.

Casey misled police by taking them around town, actions which by her own admission only hurt the chances of them finding her daughter. While not evidence of any further crimes, this is itself a crime, and is not the action of a concerned mother looking for her children. It’s a bit like being seen in the area where an armed robbery recently occurred while wearing a ski mask and brandishing a gun. Inferential evidence.

Casey did not act in a manner which was in line with her innocence. She didn’t call the police when her daughter went missing, her mom had to do so. Even if we assume that she was afraid, what did she do to try to get her daughter back?

The smell of death reported from the car is another point.

The provable fabrication of every detail of Casey’s story another. Why would an innocent person do that? Why not just say the actual name of the kidnapper? Or the actual circumstances surrounding the disappearance?

@Roxane Johnny yeah, from personal experience it’s not a smell you ever forget, or confuse with anything else.

@TomHud There's no way Trump would be reelected, the NWO had already chosen Biden as the new puppet long time ago.<br>In a fair world Trump would be 2020 president.

@TomHud There's no way Trump would be reelected, the NWO had already chosen Biden as the new puppet long time ago.
In a fair world Trump would be 2020 president.

@Megan Maleficent are you suggesting a poor white person would have gotten off too?

Oh. That might explain why I saw the title of another video asking was she innocent or not..

@Megan Maleficent Human beings are biologically programmed to be protective of their own race. To a lesser degree, the same goes for class. It's science. Throughout the world in general, the numerically dominant race dominates in just about every respect.That's not the whole story, but it does play a much larger role than BLM et al. like to admit. The United States has been majority white for a long time (I'm aware of the crimes of the latter; I'm simply making a point).

It's also had a huge middle class for a long time that likes to identify with classes above it because that's human nature too. Lots of middle class folks are opposed to massive tax hikes for the rich because they see themselves as being rich someday. When you put those things together, it's not that surprising that missing white children of the middle class or above make headlines. Obviously, racism plays a role. But it's way, way more complicated than the BLM narrative allows.

I suspect that if a doll-like, monied, minority female child went missing, with her hot sociopathic mom as the main suspect, it would garner tons of attention. But all that aside, white America's majority is rapidly shrinking. The imbalance you describe will naturally correct itself over time. Activism may speed it up, but it'll only play a part.

Finally, there's another injustice at play in this story that skips the question of race altogether. If Caylee's dad had done everything that Casey did, he would have been found guilty for sure. Women are indescribably privileged when it comes to this kind of crime (& many others). I think if we could all calm down somehow & try to view the whole picture together, it would be of enormous benefit to cultural harmony.

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@Megan Maleficent Human beings are biologically programmed to be protective of their own race. To a lesser degree, the same goes for class. It's science. Throughout the world _in general,_ the numerically dominant race dominates in just about every respect.That's not the whole story, but it does play a _much_ larger role than BLM et al. like to admit. The United States has been majority white for a long time (I'm aware of the crimes of the latter; I'm simply making a point).

It's also had a huge middle class for a long time that likes to identify with classes above it because that's human nature too. Lots of middle class folks are opposed to massive tax hikes for the rich because they see themselves as being rich someday. When you put those things together, it's not that surprising that missing white children of the middle class or above make headlines. Obviously, racism plays a role. But it's way, way more complicated than the BLM narrative allows.

I suspect that if a doll-like, monied, minority female child went missing, with her hot sociopathic mom as the main suspect, it would garner tons of attention. But all that aside, white America's majority is rapidly shrinking. The imbalance you describe will naturally correct itself over time. Activism may speed it up, but it'll only play a part.

Finally, there's another injustice at play in this story that skips the question of race altogether. If Caylee's dad had done everything that Casey did, he would have been found guilty _for sure._ Women are indescribably privileged when it comes to this kind of crime (& many others). I think if we could all calm down somehow & try to view the whole picture together, it would be of enormous benefit to cultural harmony.

*Edited for grammar

@murt l she spent 3 years waiting but yah

@murt l she spent 3 years waiting but yah

the fact Biden won the vote in america is the second absurd thing ive heard in 2020

The case seems absurd, almost made up., like O.J. a ratings tv drama

@murt l Sure did. She's also know as "The Most Hated Woman in The US"

I mean does it really matter? The globalists are going to push us into a new world order soon using the great reset and the plan is to get rid of a large portion of the population over the course of a decade. Fuck it i say let her party it out while she has the time

I'm just glad that I read this comment before I watch the whole video. imagine that I waste an hour of my time and get disappointed 😔

Try this one on for size, she’s said to be currently making a movie about her daughters death

What!!! She got off??? I'm in Ireland, so never heard much about this casr.

you know who to hire if you are ever in need of legal advise

Honestly. Im blown away by wat I just watched.

Thank you I think it had alot to do with her dad being a former  detective they smell dead body smell.It makes me so angry she got off


Bro at 31:30 she says that they didn't use the babysitters full name. That's all you need to know about her IQ.


Prosecutor: you killed your daughter!<br>Casey: I was rapped!

Prosecutor: you killed your daughter!
Casey: I was rapped!


Reality-tv has indeed melt the brains of the jury pool. With several other things, of course.


She’s was talking to the detectives like if she just met them on the elevator or on the bus or something 🤦🏼♀


Come ON prosecution… From the opening statement you could see how monotone their tone of voice was… sad that the defence could be so unethical…

Defence actually was ethical. Prosecution fucked up big time, overconfident, lazy, sleepwalking on the idea that it’s a slam dunk. While the defence brought out all the stops.


Ask urself first, y she doesnt show any emotion talking to her father, even him telling her about hus T-Shirt, showing her missing daughter. And then ask urself, y her father never adresses her situation, being kept in prison. This can be interpreted in 2 ways. Shes killed her daughter- at least its so likely she did, that one must assume so. Try to interpret her behaviour not just in one way though. Try finding a pattern in her behaviour, which explains all her behaviors to at least 90 percent- or as much at least, as makes u get a clue out of it and her behavior alltogether makes sense.


she acts like she's trying to ace a job interview in the video footage.  super scary


Outrageous result. That woman does not deserve to be anywhere else but prison.


Lesson here is: If your mom looks like she was made with the Oblivion character creator, run.


ok ALL evidence was pointing towards her, and even wrote in her DIARY abt how much fun she’s had the time period of her daughters supposed ‘missing’. They now release her with clear evidence, so now that she’s cleared they are just going to leave her daughters murder uncleared, possibly like who tf is the killer if it’s not her mother, who else could know and want to potentially kill a 6 year old girl. Story does not add up, yes, props lawyers for trying their best to win the case of trying to kind casey guilty, but to lose such a clear case? i don’t know how that happens and i don’t know who to give props to, the offensive team for being good lawyers and some how convinced the jury, or props to the jury for not seeing the evidence. beats me, not like she’ll have a normal life, no insurance, no company, no house land owners would want her anywhere near. but still, she needs to be in jail.


She lies the whole time and they say "you only think she's a liar" lol what


George was the only one with any common sense. I hope terrible things happen to Casey. She's evil


She definitely killed her kid but that lawyer has some charisma


I will never understand how someone could hurt their own child. A human being in which they helped create. Baffles me.

Also- can I steal her dad? Asking for a “friend” that has a bad dad 🌚 them trying to blame him for her murdering her own child. Disgusting

The thug couldn’t raise a honest caring daughter and allowed her to get away with so much and defend her lock his ass up to


Wow she is such a liar. The only reason she is afraid of seeing her mother when her daughter went missing, is because she had a guilty conscience. I mean if I panicked about my child being missing, I would immediately call someone for help, in fact, I would call several people.

I know, right? Everything she says is a lie. How does she make up these imaginary people? Poor Jeff too... got dragged into a murder case.


this case just prove that the american justice system got a big problem


I’m absolutely disgusted by this woman but I really gotta admit, she is a very skilled speaker/liar her nonchalantess when she lies is so scary bruh 💀, if she had a few more brain-cells she might’ve actually pulled something off


This case makes me so angry to think about.


she had 31 days to come up wit a  story and all these. damn lies... pure evil


Notice how she keeps saying “I haven’t seen her in 5 weeks” <br>Because that’s a true statement. And she thought that by wording it that way - she wouldn’t show signs of lying since she did kill her daughter 5 weeks ago. Or whatever.

Notice how she keeps saying “I haven’t seen her in 5 weeks”
Because that’s a true statement. And she thought that by wording it that way - she wouldn’t show signs of lying since she did kill her daughter 5 weeks ago. Or whatever.


LOL, I didn't realize that Merle updated his favorite way to make her explode in pure bliss, it’s amazingly satisfying. Although what he suggested before was fairly good, it doesn’t even compare, I did it go’ogling Merle Winestol, and she just can’t have enough now.


I truly believe Zanny the nanny was Xanax and she overdosed her.


Never underestimate the lengths a woman will go to, to have her freedom.


Disturbing that her parents discovered she was lying about not being able to graduate school and still threw her a graduation party and pretended she had a degree to all of their family members.

It shows you that this behavior was not only always around in Casey, but it was rewarded and never punished. She truly thought she could get away with anything in life so long as she keeps up the lies and so far she really has.

@Piper Mccoy so when two people are conversing and you are beside one of them. You would stare at the opposing person throughout the whole conversation.

@Piper Mccoy the parents were probably trained by police to get her to give them clues about the child's whereabouts or to confess. Beside's that 9 days without seeing her when she was in jail is a lot of time for police and parents to fill in how her growing up really was. Atm she said "you have been the best grandfather" "she had the best grandparents" is was obv the girl was gone. Her dad talking all kind is a way to make her trust them so she could tell what she really knew about her kid's "disappearance".

She did get away with everything In life

@Piper Mccoy oh, yeah, i noticed that, true.

Yeah, I have seen that unfold badly in my own family, where one member has always been rescued by his parents, so he has never learned to deal properly with situations that go bad. Parents that let their kids get off the hook in every situation is unintentionally doing them a disservice.


The Jury Got Payed Off, The Public Defender Payed Them Off So He Can Get His Owned Business.. What A Life


Most kidnappers always state ' do not go to the cops , or they'll die "


Oh fack, I totally forgot about Casey Anthony. Man, what a throwback.


she got away with murdering her child and she's is not the first and at this rate she wont be the last.<br>i wish i had not watched this as i am infureated by the verdict.

she got away with murdering her child and she's is not the first and at this rate she wont be the last.
i wish i had not watched this as i am infureated by the verdict.


I don’t know why they don’t bring a lie detector to such situations like this.. she would be unmasked so quickly if they did that.

@Isabel Rodriguez They aren't accurate whatsoever which is why it's labeled pseudoscience.

lie detectors aren’t admissible in court due to they aren’t super accurate, so unfortunately i feel like one wouldn’t have done much here 😥


To this day, I still don't understand how she is able to walk free.


That lawyer has a special place in hell to get her free


In a recent article, she now lives in Florida, owns a private investigation firm, and LIVES WITH PATRICK MCKENNA. She says she does not want answers for caylee, that's a closed chapter in her life (cause she's the one who closed it) and she's not opposed to having another kid

Who is Patrick McKenna? <br>Oh how ironic of her to open a private investigation firm.

Who is Patrick McKenna?
Oh how ironic of her to open a private investigation firm.