Casey's parents encouraged her lying behaviour from the start. Throwing her a graduation party when she never even graduated? That alone is absurd and psychotic.

@Darion Buck so? how does that refute the point Bfyee is making?

@Darion Buck so? how does that refute the point Bfyee is making?

Her parents seem fishy for sure… I don’t think her dad hurt her, but I think something happened to her and they’re trying to overcompensate. They pretty much made Casey have Kaylee when she did not want to.. I think they knew what happened and just didn’t want to admit it…

@AxxL not charles put yes. also, aren't your girlfriends your friends?

@AxxL not charles put yes. also, aren't your girlfriends your friends?

They didn't know that she didn't graduate until after they put the party together, though.

They didn't know that she didn't graduate until after they put the party together, though.

Well, we held a graduation party for me even though I had one course behind me, however we called it a "97.5% party" and where very open about me Not being 100% done, just wanted my grandma there since she was getting old. But having one after missing an entire semester is mental, I agree

“This is one of the many occasions where Casey faced none of the ramifications of her conduct...”

She learned it from her dad ... an ex cop.

_“This is one of the many occasions where Casey faced none of the ramifications of her conduct...”_

She learned it from her dad ... an ex cop.

that entire family has very serious issues. you don't become this level of an entitled liar without external influences

@Colt45 one of the most objectively false comments I’ve ever come across

@Colt45 one of the most objectively false comments I’ve ever come across

@jasminng the reality is NO ONE (not those who are “evil”, not those who are not) chooses who they are.

@Dea Dean the “nature vs nurture” distinction is literal nonsense. Organisms are genes expressed in an environment. Is the casserole the ingredients or the cooking????

Agreed, but you still can't blame them for their daughter's actions. You can say that their parenting skills (or lack thereof) are responsible for who Casie is as a person, but I don't think I'd be comfortable going any farther than that. That's just my .02 though.

@ Charles Murigu. Maybe her parents consequently felt compelled by their daughters evil antics? I mean was this really all about Casey, did she lie to them after all this hence the party…Then there’s father, did he really sexually abuse her, did mother secretly know about any of this? Seems like there are still many unanswered questions however the most puzzling questions is why did she get away with being the one and only who murdered her beautiful innocent child

@jasminng "If a person is born evil then they don't have any choice about being evil." With this sentence of yours, you are implying that evil people are not making a choice of their own to cause harm or injury. Are you trying to absolve these people of their responsibility and accountability?

Evils are people who are capable of making concious choices to victimise people for personal gain.

@Darkhorse saying people are born evil is pretty inconsiderate and doesn’t actually help us solve any issue. The first step to making these kinds of people stop their horrific actions is to understand what pushed to that point.

@silversurfer you seriously think her father did it?
When emotionally speaking of a close child people say things like ‘that little girl was the most loving….blah blah’.
Unfortunately they see how spoiling her &  Co signing her bullshit really backfired

I disagree it was their form of expressing love.

I disagree it was their form of expressing love.

@Dizzy a child? She was 18 years old no family is perfect and believe me when I say every family has secrets usually to maintain an image or keep something dark hidden

well, here parents got in trouble because they supported their daughter. with jennifer pam they were killed/disabled because they were too demanding. every situation can make or break someone - it's how you respond. even if my parents enabled my lying i'd be shy to death and change my act and stop lying.

@jasminng you cant be born evil thats impossible you can grow up evil tho depends on your environment

@Brittany Anne oh yeah I know, I wonder if her parents were overcompensating for something though?

Her parents could have been instructed how to talk with her. It was almost like they were kind so she didn’t shut them out and stop talking.

I can’t believe they couldn’t find ANYTHING else to charge her with though🤬 Negligence, something!

@Angie's Tales from Wales those are two extremes. Your parents seem to be at one end so it is hard to fathom the extreme opposite. For someone else it’s hard to fathom either side, like why they would celebrate her when she didn’t even try and in your situation, why they would even care about something so little and not be so very proud of you instead. Both is very unbalanced and unhealthy.

@jasminng Yes. There are people that are born who lack empathy and not all of them end up killing or hurting others. It may because they want to avoid consequence or some other reason but it still happens.

@Bfyee when they were talking to their daughter in jail, you can tell they are genuinely very sweet and caring. makes you wonder why the daughter turned out so evil

Oh absolutely, you are so correct. What was especially disgusting was Cindy doing a 180 and defending her daughter on the stand, like her granddaughter didn’t matter. And the way they encouraged her lying was and is just disgusting and so disrespectful for little, innocent Caylee, who never got justice. Just listening to this chick spin her stupid yarns really gets my goat. 🤬😤 I hope she had or has no other children.

@silver surfer Relax. You’re comparing apples and oranges. Chris Watts spoke of his children in the past tense and with a distancing tone the day AFTER they were reported missing. The Anthony’s had time to process and grieve. Quit reaching.

They were to soft on her from day 1. If I missed classes or work my parents would be on my ass and give tough love. These parents just believe everything she says it's just to bizzare

when I got 2 marks off a full 100% pass, but still passed my exam and had the best result the school had ever had for that exam, my mum still asked why I didn't get those 2 marks. whereas people like the Anthonys throw their kid a party for not graduating, reinforcing that negative behaviour with reward. it's unfathomable to me.

From stuff I've read elsewhere, Casey is just like her mom... Which doesn't speak well of her mom.

From stuff I've read elsewhere, Casey is just like her mom... Which doesn't speak well of her mom.

@Bfyee She did not go to school and missed her entire senior year because she was partying. She said the schools data was inputted wrong. Lying to all your friends and family and throwing your partying daughter is not good parenting.

@Darion Buck .... You beat me to it I can't believe what I just read from that person.

@Darion Buck .... You beat me to it I can't believe what I just read from that person.

@silver surfer dudes watch one psychology video and think they have a doctorate.
Is he supposed to only refer to her by her name every single time he mentions her? What is he supposed to say? You're implying he's guilty and "not clean" just because he's speaking the way family speak about each other.

Thank god you're not a cop because you'd just be arresting everyone for no reason

@silver surfer I feel you on that but it’s also equally possible that is a term of endearment amongst the family. Like if she is the the only granddaughter he may refer to her as “His little girl” and in thus context “that little girl” like “I love that little girl and I want that little girl home with her family” but I could just as easily see your point. More like he knows his daughter did it and he’s just saying what he needs to say to play along.

@Darion Buck I don’t think graduating was important for Casey, otherwise she would’ve worked for it like you said. However, I do think that LOOKING like she made those accomplishments was important for her, after all she had an image to maintain.

@Darkhorse I agree. I see a lot of the time people blame the parents or their childhood. Some people come from horrible backgrounds and they blossom choosing a better life for themselves, others don’t. I think letting the devil and his darkness consume you is what makes a monster

@Bfyee the look like good people?
grandma maybe? but grandpa sure as hell ain't clean 28:33 he refers to his granddaughter as that little girl  if the case of chris watt taught me anything it is that a culprit is trying to distance himself from the victim

Maybe they knew how important it was to Casey, so they played along with it. Not graduating can be embarrassing for some people. I haven’t finished the video but they seem like nice people who would do anything to make their family happy.

I don't have any friends because they are ashamed of the videos I upload. Are they really that bad, dear charles

Exactly. Finally someone pointing at nurture rather than Nature.

Exactly. Finally someone pointing at nurture rather than Nature.


She and her lawyers are all evil.  Her own lawyers accused the father of molestation with zero proof, yet she raved about him being a great dad in the jail visit.  The father should have sued her lawyers for baseless defamation of character.

@An Ge you are right. There is indeed a God in Heaven. Please dear Sibling believe on Jesus so that you may be one of the ones with Him.
"He that believeth and is baptized shall be saved; but he that believeth not shall be damned."
Mark 16:16 KJV

Love you and God bless you

@Aden the justice system doesn’t care about personal bias and emotions. You can’t have an unbiased trial otherwise

Yeah, I can never understand how a person could spent so many years studying to become a lawyer yet lack basic human decency.

To the people blaming her parents, I think it's more than likely that they were in a state of denial. Imagine if you started finding evidence that one of your family members was a child murderer. You'd probably be in denial as well... at least for a while.

the lawyers have to go with what she tells them. thats their job. if she tells them the dad is a molester then thats what theyre going to argue. blame her, not them

@Zal1810 laura linares I don't understand... Did that really happen or...?

@Tri Nguyen english is not my native language .. i never learned english in scool or something like that, i learned it all by myself by reading and singing english songs  .. but hey thanx for the advise 😉

I’ll sue you if you don’t tell us about how the jury are idiots because so many of them were on her side than you would’ve thought.

•Casey lied to the police.
•She didn’t call the police but her mother had 1 month after.
•Casey was partying and not worried about her missing daughter.
•The police made 2 tests on her to see if she was a psychopath or narcissist and she wasn’t showing any signs of it even though she lied so well on the interviews that any normal person couldn’t have done.
•She was calm, annoyed and irritated about the police trying to help her.

I get what everyone is saying, But its the lawyers job to defend and prove the suspect is innocent by all means thats there job. Sometimes they dont get to pick who the defend, this situation is tough but the justice system is broken so

@Novascotia Skater yeah that was a bad take my bad

@Old Man Jenkins I humbly disagree- public defenders are the heroes of the Justice system- seriously underpaid and overworked and they are the ones who take on so many cases for poor underprivileged people- mostly black men- who don’t have the resources to fight for their freedom, or fight against a corrupt detective ( Duke Lacrosse Team case) or ladder- climbing D.A who wants to be a Judge..... ( Ryan Ferguson case) however- I do agree there are some totally shitty defense attorneys who are only in it for the money. Public defenders don’t get rich or notoriety for winning cases.... private defense attorneys do! There are a lot of innocent people who have their public defenders to thank for not being wrongly convicted. Just saying..... and Im pretty sure Jose Baez was paid big time for this case, and if not- It made his career..... there absolutely are unethical and immoral Public Defenders that is true.....

@Erica Mercado I honestly felt like they were afraid of Casey. They covered up for her lies her entire life.... no wonder Casey thought she could lie her way out of this murder charge.... she always got her way and even in the verdict she got her way!!! It’s disgusting.... her parents are definitely partly responsible for the vile human this monster has become.

Baez makes this horrible accusation in the Opening and then never brings it up again the entire trial! That’s about as unethical as Kirk Nurmi letting Jodi Arias call Travis Alexander a pedophile and then never introducing a shred of evidence.... it’s immoral and unethical and slimy.

@Zal1810 laura linares pretty sure everyone noticed that!!!

@Jason Wolfe Fact. Guaranteed right of every citizen of this country.

As horrible as it can seem even the worst of society deserve to be defended in a court of law . A necessary evil for people who are actually innocent .

@Old Man Jenkins Public Defenders are the shitty ones? I hope your loved ones are never  in need of one. PD’s are upholding the law that guarantees every citizen representation if they cannot afford it. How many innocent people are arrested? The scarier ones to me are the attorneys that make massive amounts of money to defend  wealthy people that commit crimes. Again, the law guarantees representation. It doesn’t mean I agree with this decision but I didn’t agree with the OJ Simpson decision either. And I’m pretty sure his  expensive attorneys knew he was guilty.

I feel like the father knew that this was coming and agreed to protect her daughter (which is crazy to say the least)

Bro that's basically their job that's how they get income

@Matthew Hart so what do you want the good lawyers to do? take the case and then throw it? that would make it hard for them to get hired for worthy cases

@Old Man Jenkins When the good lawyers aren't strong enough to represent within the bounds of the law, the shitty ones step out to pick up the scraps.

Her lawyer said that to take the jury's focus off casey.  Obviously it worked  in her and her lawyers favor.

@Dyno Hrnic that whole family is a failure. The Mom issue is she's too soft they spoilt their child.  And look what they got

@Faran ButtI hope so. Cus the parents covering up her graduating high schools makes me hope that isn’t normal behavior.

@Erica Mercado They were trying to extract information as much they can when they were talking with her in jail, probably on behalf of the police, and they had to go nice to extract that kind of information.........

@Mark Hernandez there are plenty of lawyers who won’t take cases like this. public defenders are the shitty ones because they’re basically saying “i am perfectly willing to fight in court on behalf of a murderer and lie about whatever i need to in order to keep said murderer out of jail”

@An Ge she hooked up with him. its disgusting. she moved in with this scum bag lawyer. i cannot believe the jury. how do they sleep at night. where is the justice for that sweet baby girl. ive never been more disgusted

Most lawyers are evil. The most evil go on to become judges.

I feel like the parents kind of are either dumb or were tryna cover up for the daughter again. Cus they are acting oblivious to the fact the daughter is behind bars for possible mURDER and lying about where the daughter is. Like while talking on the phone with her in jail.

Revenge for her father testimony getting her arrested


The police did a wonderful job getting evidence for the trial. I can’t believe she got off. I hope the jury struggles with letting a child murder free for the rest of their lives. This woman is 100% guilty.

@Felix AP hmmm just went back through the thread and dont see anyone saying she is innocent. Its okay to admit you dont know how the criminal justice system works. I like how in your comment you advocate for circumstantial evidence to be enough to convict someone and then a few sentences later you do the opposite. I absolutely would have the same energy for that man because situations like that are exactly why we have innocent until proven guilty and exactly why I don't think circumstantial evidence is enough to convict. Just understand that in the first half of your comment you advocate for that man to be convicted even if there is reasonable doubt. Again I dont think this woman is innocent, but there is a difference between knowing someone is guilty and proving it in court. Try again.

It was one juror held out and argued that because they can't prove how Caylee died it could've been an accident. They even told the court thos one juror seemed to have her own agenda but they left her in.

@Hakan Karaağaç cool, I dont give a fuck about the sexual abuse allegations. The evidence was circumstantial. They couldn't prove intent which is necessary for a murder charge, they couldn't prove how she did it and they couldn't prove that she was the one who actually did it. Circumstantial evidence should not be enough to execute someone. Circumstantial evidence leaves room for REASONABLE DOUBT. As some of the jurors have said publicly, they would have convicted her of manslaughter but that wasn't the charge presented to them. They couldn't prove she was guilty of murder. Knowing she's guilty and proving are two different things. When you grow up maybe you'll be able to grasp this simple concept.

@umungus no one suggested otherwise but evidence of her guilt is quite substantial while evidence of her childhood trauma is made up at last minute court scene level.

@Mary Applecrumbles innocent. Until. Proven. Guilty. BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT. the prosecutor couldn't prove the case. Couldn't prove intent. Couldn't prove how she did it. Knowing someone is guilty and proving it BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT are two different things. Maybe one day your brain will develop enough for you to understand such a simple concept but right now it seems youre just not capable of it.

@umungus depending on the charges, yes guilty till proven other wise. This women has tons of evidence against her. Guilty till proven guilty doesn't mean innocent people will go to jail. It means that until proven other wise, they are seen as a suspect. It's how the court works. This women should have been in jail for the Murder of her kid. This is how the court system fails people.

@George Xanthopoulos so you think people are guilty until proven innocent? The prosecution did not prove the murder charge BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT. Ill repeat since apparently people can't understand it. BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT. The jurors felt the evidence fit a manslaughter charge, too bad thats not what she was charged with. Jurors don't choose the charges. The prosecutor does. Jurors have to make a decision about guilt on the charges presented to them not the charges they feel fits best. I pray to God you are never a juror. You do not have the understanding of the very basics of the criminal justice system to do so.

@Neena Yannelli where did he say she was innocent? Seriously do people have no reading comprehension?! He simply stated why she was acquitted. Being acquitted doesn't mean you're innocent. It just means your guilt couldn't be proven beyond a reasonable doubt. Do you believe people should be guilty until proven innocent? If so then a lot more innocent people will be locked up because of your lack of understanding.

@Mark Andresen where did he say she was innocent? Oh right, he didn't. Slow down and read it again. Knowing someone is guilty and proving it beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law are two totally different things.

@Hakan Karaağaç nope. What he said is 100% true. Its tragic but would you rather live in a place where you are guilty until proven innocent? I sure as hell wouldn't.

the detectives were really grilling her, and i loved it. they just knew she was guilty.

the detectives were really grilling her, and i loved it. they just knew she was guilty.

@Mary Applecrumbles I like your opinion. But please, can you give me one for a better justice system that is fail proof on both ends? Putting guilty people in prison and one that doesn't put innocent people in prison.

@Mark Andresen  its not about if shes guilty, its if they prove that beyond a Reasonable Doubt. They had alot of evidence point directly towards her, but they couldnt actually stick it on her, they didnt have a smoking gun

I said it from day 1 when my friend and I were watching the case that she was going to get off.  Why.  The prosecution could not prove how or when she died.

I still cannot believe this vile woman got let off, how can the jury live with themselves, I really don't believe this happened,  sometimes the justice system is wrong👎👎👎😭😭😭

@ulpetz maznat the prosecution could not disprove the defense's theory thus there is clearly reasonable doubt. Don't hate the player, hate the game. Jose is an amazing lawyer, who looked at what the prosecution had and built a alternate theory that the prosecution could not discredit, its the good old discord tech in action. This man's been saving that shit for nationals.

I think sometimes the jury gets confused when a person doesn’t act the way a regular person would.  Casey is a sociopath, so she’s not going to act like a regular guilty person.  And they’re just like “ohhh… well now i don’t know what to think…”  <br>It’s one of the shortcomings of the jury system.

I think sometimes the jury gets confused when a person doesn’t act the way a regular person would.  Casey is a sociopath, so she’s not going to act like a regular guilty person.  And they’re just like “ohhh… well now i don’t know what to think…”
It’s one of the shortcomings of the jury system.

@Victoria Vivivolov actually you can. You mean sentencing?

@Victoria Vivivolov actually you can. You mean sentencing?

@Hakan Karaağaç If someone isn’t 100% guilty without any reasonable doubt you can’t prosecute them. End of discussion

@Hakan Karaağaç If someone isn’t 100% guilty without any reasonable doubt you can’t prosecute them. End of discussion

@Leo Strife what was unclear about what I said your royal highness? Let me crank out my best for some strangers on the Internet. MLA format and all. As if. Get off your high horse

@Mary Applecrumbles Sentence structure 101, they even offer that at your local high school?

@Mary Applecrumbles Sentence structure 101, they even offer that at your local high school?

@Mark Andresen She's as innocent as Courtney Love regarding Kurt Cobain's death, actually.

@Mark Andresen She's as innocent as Courtney Love regarding Kurt Cobain's death, actually.

@ everyone in this thread who disagrees with original commenter, y’all are the population who easily is cheated on by a spouse & lied to by family. Lol.

@ everyone in this thread who disagrees with original commenter, y’all are the population who easily is cheated on by a spouse & lied to by family. Lol.

@KB 2020 That goes to both the defense AND prosecution. Clear and convicting evidence and beyond a reasonable doubt. Burden lies on the state.

@KB 2020 That goes to both the defense AND prosecution. Clear and convicting evidence and beyond a reasonable doubt. Burden lies on the state.

@ulpetz maznat It can come down to a couple of factors. One, statute of limitations has ran. Therefore he can no longer be charged criminally. Depends on the state and if they have a statute of limitations period for rape. Two, proving it. Proving it is very hard considering you have to have evidence. For example, time, place, were his actions enough to qualify as sexual assault? or sexual harassments? There are different degrees of the charges too. Aggravated sexual assault etc.  The totality of the circumstances surrounding the event, case, etc all have to make sense. I think people forget that it is easy to say someone should go to prison for something, but difficult to remember that you're taking someone's life away. That's why you need 12 people to come to the same conclusion that you are guilty when presented with clear and convincing evidence providing beyond any reasonable doubt that the person is in fact guilty. He could have admitted to it and even that could not be enough. People confess to false crimes all the time. Things they didn't commit. It's a very hard standard. People get off on technicalities all the time. I mean, you could have direct DNA evidence, a confession, and if the time doesn't sync up with the time the crime was committed, you might be acquitted. Because a reasonable person would have a doubt that the person might not have been at the crime scene during that time at all if the evidence doesn't show a correlation. This is why trials take a long time... It isn't clear cut. People watching a quick video and come to a conclusion about something is like... thinking you know how the human body fully works both inside and out by attending a basic anatomy 101 class. Long story short, we pay intelligent people who went to law school a lot of money to do this kind of thinking for us.

@Leo Strife The sexual abuse thing was found to be made up. The defense never discussed it again or presented evidence to support their claims. It would be like a lawyer starting their statement by screaming how the moon was made of cheese, and then moving on like nothing happened. You can ultimately say whatever you want, that doesn't make it true.

@Leo Strife If she was sexually abused by her dad why wasn't he charged with that after the trial?

@Leo Strife If she was sexually abused by her dad why wasn't he charged with that after the trial?

@Gokaes I agree, its really hard to accept the fact she pleaded ''not guilty to all charges'' , But at least We know that the court is being careful when it comes to cases like these. If I were falsely accused, I would be glad to know circumstantial evidence isn't enough to make me guilty.

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

@L. Heth What? No, the judge was a man, Belvin Perry. Can you not google things before you go correcting others?

@L. Heth What? No, the judge was a man, Belvin Perry. Can you not google things before you go correcting others?

@Gokaes I don't agree that that was the reason they found her not guilty. However, even if that was the case, then the jury still miscarried justice. I served on a murder jury before, genuinely, and you have to consider whether or not the person is guilty, NOTHING else. You are not allowed to consider the sentence as a juror. The sentence is up to the judge, and in Ireland (where im from) murder automatically carries 20 years in prison. In our case we found the man guilty of murder and the judge sent him to prison for 20 years. But he was ill, and one of the jurors was reluctant to cast her vote because we all knew the man would die in prison, until we pointed out to her that the sentence had nothing to do with us, only guilt/innocence. The murderer is dead now, he did less than two years in prison. If the jury in the Anthony trial decided to find her not guilty because they didn't like the death penalty then that was a serious miscarriage of justice because it is not their role. But i don't beleive that was the reason. It was unreasonable to believe that she did not murder her daughter, but her lawyer Baez kept saying "if you have ANY doubt" they should find her not guilty - the judge should have stepped in there and corrected him, but he didn't. I believe the jury were stupid and the defence manipulated them more than they should have been permitted to.

@ulpetz maznat well then what i meant was, she was accused of 1st-degree murder and was charged  for that with the goal of getting her capital punishment, so  death sentence and jury decided the evidence wasn't enough to doom her to death Sentence, but lets say if it was going just for life in prison they might have more likely said guilty

@Gokaes What you just said makes no sense at all.

@Gokaes What you just said makes no sense at all.

@ulpetz maznat yes and in this case reasonable doubt didn't mean murder<br>like someone else said In a different comment "if the charge has been less than capital punishment it would have been guilty sentence"

@ulpetz maznat yes and in this case reasonable doubt didn't mean murder
like someone else said In a different comment "if the charge has been less than capital punishment it would have been guilty sentence"

@Jeremy Boushie that's circumstantial evidence in the eyes of the court

@Jeremy Boushie that's circumstantial evidence in the eyes of the court

@Gokaes And yet they send completely innocent people to jail for years for crimes they didn't do. There's a video on that on this channel. Searching for methods to kill her daughter, lying, acting happier when her daughter was dead, not saying anything about it, and the cherry on top, a virtual confession in her journal, is enough evidence. I'm judging this by the fact that a jury decided that someone accusing someone else of housebreaking, then picking their face out of a lineup was enough, despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary. Not to mention constant contradictions, both with her and her defense.

Well in American law there can’t be any reasonable doubt<br>If there is any way the defendant could be innocent then they should be let go, not following reasonable doubt puts innocent people in jail

Well in American law there can’t be any reasonable doubt
If there is any way the defendant could be innocent then they should be let go, not following reasonable doubt puts innocent people in jail

It was a filing error. Someone fucked up paperwork.

It was a filing error. Someone fucked up paperwork.

All you people saying no evidence....? Never reported her missing .... smoking weed watching TV when her parents came.... let the car get impounded with the smell of a dead body. The guy that supposedly introduced Casey to the nanny never worked with Casey never introduced her To the nanny and knew neither women. So many lies

@Andrew B i Think those searches on google are enough the day she died

@Andrew B i Think those searches on google are enough the day she died

Crazy all the people who say she's innocent in this comment section also don't know how to type lol

Crazy all the people who say she's innocent in this comment section also don't know how to type lol

@Gokaes This woman is guilty. Maybe she didn't kill her herself but she DEFINITELY played a part. What mother waits a whole month to report her child missing? What mother goes out and parties without a care in the world while her child could be in danger?

She should be behind bars and rot in a prison cell.

@Andrew B aren’t Jurors just everyday people that are forced to missed work? Some of these commenters may have been jurors at one time. Lol

@Andrew B aren’t Jurors just everyday people that are forced to missed work? Some of these commenters may have been jurors at one time. Lol

This court system is pathetic and biased.

This court system is pathetic and biased.

@Gokaes her innonce levels are down there with OJ simpson's

@Gokaes her innonce levels are down there with OJ simpson's

@George Xanthopoulos it was not the just thing.. but i am thinking of what might have caused the situation we have right now

@George Xanthopoulos it was not the just thing.. but i am thinking of what might have caused the situation we have right now

@Gokaes  You might be right, on the other hand the fact that the very judge of the case was shocked when the not guilty verdict was announced speaks volumes about the actual strength of the evidence.

Also, some of the jurors of the trial publicly admitted afterwards that they should have pushed harder for a conviction on a lesser charge like manslaughter.

In any case, she lied to the police about a shit ton of stuff, waited a month to report her 2 year old missing (which probably would have been even longer if her mom wasn't involved), and never showed that she actually cared. It's obvious she was the definition of a neglectful parent which indirectly or directly caused the demise of her small child. Even if you are right and there wasn't any grounds for a murder conviction, in what world should a person like that not do any jail time, at least for a lesser charge like neglect or involuntary manslaughter? If you think that the just thing in this case was to set her free, I don't know what to tell you.

@Gokaes shes as innocent as people who were caught doing the murder.

@Gokaes shes as innocent as people who were caught doing the murder.

@Andrew B From what I understand, most of the ''evidence'' was circumstantial <br>For example knowing that Casey internet searched '''foolproof'' suffocation' looks very bad when you know the period of time which the search was made

@Andrew B From what I understand, most of the ''evidence'' was circumstantial
For example knowing that Casey internet searched '''foolproof'' suffocation' looks very bad when you know the period of time which the search was made

@Gokaes She's about as innocent as Diane Downs.

@Gokaes She's about as innocent as Diane Downs.

The defense presented an alternative explaination that the prosecutors could not disprove.  This alternative explaination would also explain why she lied. The defense agreed that she certainly had some majors screws loose(but said it in a way that would sound more sympathetic) and disputed the cause of death. Given that Casey was really messed up it is reasonable to believe that she would have acted the same if her daughter had drowned in the pool due what is ultimately negligent behavior on her part.

The fact that she lied was no more than circumstantialt evidence regarding the charge of murder. They only proved that she had something to hide, but offered no direct proof on Caseys involvement in Caylees death.


She is guilty and I’m disgusted with the people who let her walk free

The jurry let her off cause her DNA wasn’t on the duct tape. There were too many holes in the case surrounding how Caylee was actually murdered. I still think it’s bullshit

@Backcountry Sass'n Not one person? After the bodycam was released? Don't go to the comments section of that video if you aren't prepared to have your worldview shattered. The officers have a very good chance of walking.

@MarLaoutat's Gaming Collectibles She didn't search for those terms the day she died from what I remember. The defense argued that the tape was from the rest of the garbage in the area and they could not prove it was attached to the skull. The area where her body was found was flooded and a regular dumping site. There is so much this video left out in regards to the actual case.

@Jessica Beltran If you watched the full trial, you may understand. There was reasonable doubt. Every piece of circumstantial evidence that was presented by the prosecution was debated.

@castirondude And who cleaned all of the DNA out of the trunk? Why did Casey choose a location that was so close to the home when she could have gone on the highway and been surrounded by miles of forests. She is painted as this evil genius but at the same time doesn't know anything about suffocation. Those searches were also not made on the same day from what I recall and her mother said she was the one who looked up chlorophyll for work.

I watched the entire trial and predicted that she would be found not guilty towards the end. There is a lot this video leaves out. This trial was on like 12 hours everyday with a lot of testimonies. The state could not prove it's case and there was reasonable doubt. I still don't know what actually happened because the entire family is shady. Cindy and George were the ones who went on talk shows when it was over. The prosecutor was the one who wrote a book. All the things Nancy Grace said would happen didn't.

@Bjorn Ironsides the state didn't have neglect on the table.  They wanted to put her on trial for 1st degree.  The state screwed up on this one BIG time.

Sad thing is the same thing could happen to the cop that killed Floyd.  If they push 1st degree murder, he will walk free.  2nd degree murder and he might walk free.  This is why its important for the public and the state to take their time on these trials.  We, the public, get impatient and push for something to happen.  With no evidence of Casey premeditating the killing of her daughter, there are no grounds for her to be charged with 1st degree murder.  Same with that cop.  Since the lab reports show a heart attack caused Floyds death and since he had drugs in his system that can cause a heart attack, even second degree murder will be tough to pin on him.  Even though what he did was completely wrong, and not one person in this country sides with him, the state needs to be very careful how they proceed or we will have another Casey Anthony case on our hands.  And that wont go over well with the current climate in our country.  So I wouldn't be disgusted with the people who let her walk free.  The jury did their job 100% correctly.  I would be upset with the DA for how they started the case.

You hit it on the nose,it’s so many things that portray her being responsible... so many things just can’t be a coincidence. It’s sad how some people are rotting in jail without a single piece of evidence while this bitch would walk free even if there was a video of her killing the child.

@JEB if you're a lawyer could you explain what you mean by that? They didn't just charge her with 1st degree murder, she was acquitted on multiple lesser charges as well down to the relatively minor "child endangerment". It seems to me like if they couldn't seal that then 2nd degree murder wouldn't have stuck either.

@biZZy bee that doesn't make sense. If they were manipulating the system, why did they go with "my father raped me" defense if he was the one pulling the strings? Also, they're estranged now so i don't think he appreciated the way that went down.

@SynValorum blaming the entire legal system on one guy, who has clearly stated he knows and is disgusted by such things, seems pretty silly. 97% of cases are pled out. It is not @J Bollen's fault.

Last I heard... She was pregnant... But if this is true she's had the baby since... I think this was... Last year or so...

@Envy Tee being found not guilty does not mean she did not kill her daughter. Innocent people are found guilty and guilty are found innocent.

@T H She didn't kill her daughter. She was found not guilty.

Me too they onlty did it because they feared she would be put to death.

Kevin L I just don’t understand though, so many of her statements were later proved to be lies, from her ever looking for Caylee, working at universal studios (she never ever had a job), to making up a fake person as her nanny. So fucking insane like how does that not scream guilty ? The criminal justice system is bullshit and useless

@Walter Alvarez Well,,,,they are simply a small selection of the public....SCARY!!

@SynValorum Yeah...my thoughts as well. Like the OJ Simpson case....the prosecturs can present all the evidence they want but the jury can simply say "not guilty..don't care about the facts.." Ridiculous

@JEB They probably thought it was the easiest case they had ever tried...then came the zombie jury...

LOL but she is not guilty! You have any proof that she is?

@Walter Alvarez No, they just tried to charge her for too much.

@biZZy bee I bet they had a personal line to the Jewish overlords too. XD

The google search is pretty damning. Absent of that I could see that maybe somebody else did it and Casey just doesn't care about her daughter at all or even thought "good riddance". But her doing a google search on how to suffocate a child on the same day that the child disappears, and when the child is found it was indeed suffocated .. combined with the foul smell in the trunk of her car , and the tattoo celebrating her freedom .. that leaves VERY little "reasonable doubt" ...

Her parents are high level Freemasons. Enough said.

@JEB As a member of the legal profession you should be very well disgusted with your slimey practice of plea bargaining as a short cut to prove the facts or make 12 involuntary jurors believe your spiel.

Unfortunately, the prosecutors overcharged the case leaving no option to be found guilty of 2nd degree murder or less. While it’s quite probable that she premeditated the murder, the evidence wasn’t ironclad and her defense was able to poke holes into it, thus leaving room for reasonable doubt. I was disgusted as a member of the legal profession

@jaim haas Yeah, there simply wasn't enough evidence to make the charges they went with stick.  A lower sentence would have stuck with virtual certainty.


I'm on my 45834 rewatch, and i just noticed, Casey had a brother.<br>He sounds completely checked out of the situation, it seems he has a lifetime of experience dealing with his sister's bullshit and their parent's enabling. He sounded so done with everything.

I'm on my 45834 rewatch, and i just noticed, Casey had a brother.
He sounds completely checked out of the situation, it seems he has a lifetime of experience dealing with his sister's bullshit and their parent's enabling. He sounded so done with everything.

My sister has the same behaviors as her oO

My sister has the same behaviors as her oO

if it took you that long to notice then you’re not really paying attention, you’re just wasting your time

if it took you that long to notice then you’re not really paying attention, you’re just wasting your time

He instantly knew she was full of shit. I don’t think anybody in this world would go 30 minutes without calling the police. An entire month? What was she thinking. She really thought people would believe her, and in the end they actually did. Crazy

This video is 67 minutes long
67×45834=3070878 minutes
That is 51181.3 hours
There are 8760 hours in a year
This video came out a year and 4 months ago
That is 11 687.7504 hours long, still not enough time to watch this video the amount of times you claim
Seeing as there are 8760 hours in a year you would have to watch this vid for about 5.2 years (45834÷hours in a year 8760)
Unless you are from the future, you have lied to all of us...hope you can sleep at night knowing how you just lied smh 😤🧐

@Jomamasuks I'm just imitating you my friend, gross isn't it? Have a magical new year

@Jomamasuks I'm just imitating you my friend, gross isn't it? Have a magical new year

@MCΔT wow so you’re actually even a worse being that I thought that’s sad

@MCΔT wow so you’re actually even a worse being that I thought that’s sad

@Jomamasuks that's kind of insensitive, kaylee isnt gonna get to experience this new year. The fact that you thought it was ok to say that really shows your complete lack of morals. This is about little kaylee, not either of our lives.

@MCΔT lmaoo you’re too funny have a blessed new years eve tho

@MCΔT lmaoo you’re too funny have a blessed new years eve tho

@Jomamasuks I hope you figure out those self confidence issues buddy

@Jomamasuks I hope you figure out those self confidence issues buddy

@MCΔT no you’re just a bad Person face it and I will not continue to speak on this matter since this is about Poor kaylee and we should respect that

@MCΔT so you do have no morals you got other things to think about than astrology my guy

@MCΔT so you do have no morals you got other things to think about than astrology my guy

@Jomamasuks its not like its the childs fucking funeral, its a youtube comment section. Relax. There's a thousand other comments talking about how horrible and tragic this is, you wanna focus on that go read them. This is a psychology video, its a case study on the behavior of this woman. Its not a memorial to the victim.

@MCΔT you really have the audacity to talk about astrology on a video about a child being murdered. You’re so disconnected from reality it’s sad and I’m not referring to astrology but the fact you think this is appropriate

@MCΔT im just trying to understand why people believe in astrology

@MCΔT im just trying to understand why people believe in astrology

@John frum that would be the one. It completes after 405,000 years, but during that entire time there are miniscule shifts. Caused by other planets. To the way that our planet moves. Which dictates the tiny little fluctuations in the magnetic field that is a result of the spin of our iron core. Are you trying to learn or disprove me, because you're not doing a good job of either.

@MCΔT well I’m not gonna discuss about the affect of Jupiter and Venus magnetic fields anymore ,but is the wobble you are talking about the 405,000 years cycle?

@John frum My point with the sun was  just to demonstrate a way that it effects us, certain times of the year theres more weather and youd get less sunlight which could have an effect but thats not really my point. "They're too far away to have an effect" is just not true, Venus and Jupiter in particular have a big impact on our weather and the wobble of the earths orbit (which effects the magnetic field), and yeah, most of the effects it would have would be subconscious, your subconscious is a big part of who you are and your behavior.

@MCΔT  I can’t comment on the astrology water signs part of your reply because I don’t know enough about but the sun doesn’t change in any significant way to cause vitamin d deficiency the only thing that matters is if you stay out in the sun long enough,the neighboring planets are to far away to affect us ,and I found a study saying that magnetic fields are perceived by humans unconsciously,they can drop alpha waves in the brain but quickly recover after a few seconds like other stimuli but they were not noticed consciously.also I have tried acupuncture and it didn’t work for me.

@Yngwar I don't think this fits for Kurt Cobain at all 🤷♀

@Yngwar I don't think this fits for Kurt Cobain at all 🤷♀

@Princc Elijah again, you gotta use it in tandem with other principles of psychology. It not even remotely a perfect tool, but it can be very useful. This is less an astrology case and more a horrible parenting case, I agree with you. Some people would be more susceptible to that sort of damadge than others, thats the metric that astrology would be able to partially indicate.

It makes me sad the answers to this turned into astrology war because looking away from star signs, this is a well known abusive situation known as Golden Child and Scapegoats, where one sibling is loved by the abusive parents, given every right, and never disciplined, while the other plays literal scapegoat, being faulted for everything the GC does, yelled at for every little thing, justified or not<br>Usually, the scapegoat will resent the entire family, and the GC will turn out to be a horribly entitled human being who never realizes what they've lived through, while the parents turn into those "MY ANGEL WOULD NEVER DO SUCH THINGS" type

It makes me sad the answers to this turned into astrology war because looking away from star signs, this is a well known abusive situation known as Golden Child and Scapegoats, where one sibling is loved by the abusive parents, given every right, and never disciplined, while the other plays literal scapegoat, being faulted for everything the GC does, yelled at for every little thing, justified or not
Usually, the scapegoat will resent the entire family, and the GC will turn out to be a horribly entitled human being who never realizes what they've lived through, while the parents turn into those "MY ANGEL WOULD NEVER DO SUCH THINGS" type

@John frum it' s influencing us.

The science fiction model promoted is not accurate, our environement is the contrary of what people think.
A very important topic. Everyone should verify or falsify the reality they are presented by the status quo

@John frum oh yeah, and unevolved is another way to say immature

@John frum oh yeah, and unevolved is another way to say immature

@MCΔT please break it down for me I can understand what energies?electricity ,what is strong water what does unevolved people mean?

@Rasta Fahrer yeah we are in an electromagnetic field but how does that change anything also frequency of what

@Rasta Fahrer yeah we are in an electromagnetic field but how does that change anything also frequency of what

@Yngwar  you really think the position of a star allows you to assume that someone is a pathological liar and an egoist, astrology is such bs

@MCΔT You’re so wise and knowledgeable about unobservable phenomenon that I’m awestruck by your amazingness. That’s really cute kid. There’s cookies and cool aid in the corner when you’re done playing astrology.

@Wompbozer You also have a lot to learn, good luck

@Wompbozer You also have a lot to learn, good luck

@Brigitte Beltran I come from central Scotland and my lovely grandfather was working down a coal mine and 12 years old 😥

@UnderclassRising you've got a lot to learn man

@UnderclassRising you've got a lot to learn man

@Yngwar astrology has legitimacy to it, you're oversimplifying it way too much though. We all have different ratios of all 12 energies and we're all a lot more than just our sun signs. Unevolved people with a lot of strong water can be pretty manipulative, yeah, but its certainly not a rule of thumb and trying to lump every pices in that group is just wrong.

@On The Edge Yes...White privilege is insane...Charles Dickens would die laughing since, as a form of sociologist, he wrote about the horrendous poverty in the UK and the harsh abuse suffered by little children at the hands of indutrialists..."David Copperfield" "Oliver Twist" and other books that depict the extreme child labor conditions.

@Yngwar Pisces ♓  can, indeed, lie easily. I was as manipulating and conniving in my 20's....when I needed to explain away my "sins" to convince others that I was a victim of circumstance...I always blamed the men in my life...Now, I look back in sheer horror at my past, having surrendered "self" to our only Lord and Savior...I feel like the Picture of Dorian Gray.  So, the greatest punishment is living with one's self.  Try to be there for your sister...she does love you.

@Drewski you need to understand exaggeration.

@Drewski you need to understand exaggeration.

@Yngwar lmao theyre mad at you for talking ab astrology but i agree she does have some very underdeveloped pisces traits. Male pisces have these traits for sure too though

@UnderclassRising neither is white privilege but that doesn’t stop some people from believing in it.

@UnderclassRising neither is white privilege but that doesn’t stop some people from believing in it.

me too - that little kids face haunts me . What a gorgeous gift she was & i hate tge way her mum behaved infuriates me & she can it seems flirt her way out of many issues.

@Yngwar what’s your take on Virgo females? You’re spot on about Pisces males btw

@Yngwar what’s your take on Virgo females? You’re spot on about Pisces males btw

The brother was so full of the BS. And when the lawyer told the story of Casey's dad abusing her as a child, the first thing that came to my mind was that he probably didn't, as accepting a lie like that being told of him to save his little princess went so well with all the other enabling the parents have done all her life...

I’ve watched this trial 45,835 times so there 🤣

I’ve watched this trial 45,835 times so there 🤣

@Yngwar Ahh yes, the position of stars from our point of reference in the universe caused her to lie this much. Gotcha, thanks for clearing that up

Considering how the  moon does influence people, and we are in a electromagnetic environment  where frequencies are very important,  you should reconsider and verify the model you are  describing  first.

@Yngwar stop talking about zodiac signs giant balls of combustion in space light years away have nothing to do with your life. You blaming an entire group of people, approximately 333 million people, for the action of a slim portion that you’ve met is 1. ignorant and 2. shameful

@Aloysius Devander Abercrombie No, male Pisces are a different story. They're just macho man. Like James Bond or John McClane. Their obsession of being looked as the real man is annoying as hell. But it's harmless. In fact these guys are vulnerable and emotional.

@Avery Young If you are so unlucky to have a daughter Pisces - I advise to help her grow up as an actress. If she polymorphs, lies and pretends - lets convert it to a nice job. Also they will thank you for parties, money, celebrities, bright life and all this stuff.

@Wonton's YouTube channel allergy season. Makes sense to me

@Wonton's YouTube channel allergy season. Makes sense to me

@Aloysius Devander Abercrombie so you think a vast amount of people are inherently bad specifically because the month they were born in?

@Yngwar Male Pisces too. Too many bad encounters to say otherwise. 😳

@Yngwar Male Pisces too. Too many bad encounters to say otherwise. 😳

@Yngwar if your daughter is born on March 10 what are you going to do?

@Yngwar if your daughter is born on March 10 what are you going to do?

Same here! And you're right, he definitely seems fed up with his sister's nonsense. I wouldn't be surprised if they didn't keep in touch.

Yeah her brother and best friends reaction would make me super suspicious if I was the hearing that on the jail phone

Yeah her brother and best friends reaction would make me super suspicious if I was the hearing that on the jail phone

I agree. The way they spoke is so telling, it sounds almost exasperated. Like this is all-too typical of her and her behavior. I wish they would have questioned him on her behavior as a child to prove the pattern of manipulating and lying.


I feel bad watching such a well-made analysis for free. Great job, man.

@mc thuggin it's actually a team of people. Try being happy for other's success instead of angry or envious, it will change your life.

mc thuggin that’s great, it’s not bad to support someone by paying only 1 dollar

Yall giving this man like, 40k a month from patreon yk that?

Nothing is for free in life, except true love.

I know others have already said this but I also recommend paying for his Patreon. The additional content is great and as you implied the channel does deserve to be compensated for the quality content it puts out.

It's still possible to support them on Patreon! I gladly pay a buck a month even without exclusive content.


Christina: crying if something happened to that little girl, I'll die.

Casey: ugh calling you guys was a WASTE. Huge waste.

It's scary how cold she becomes when she shows her true colours. The way she acted throughout this investigation alone is enough to show she's guilty. Now add to that all the lies about the babysitter, the 31 day waiting period, the google search, the decomposition smell in her trunk, and the lack of remorse... It's disgusting that she walked off free. The only real emotion she displayed was when she was found not guilty, because she only cares about herself.

Christina: *crying* if something happened to that little girl, I'll die.

Casey: ugh calling you guys was a WASTE. Huge waste.

It's scary how cold she becomes when she shows her true colours. The way she acted throughout this investigation alone is enough to show she's guilty. Now add to that all the lies about the babysitter, the 31 day waiting period, the google search, the decomposition smell in her trunk, and the lack of remorse... It's disgusting that she walked off free. The only real emotion she displayed was when she was found not guilty, because she only cares about herself.

Agree totally that she only cares about herself. She's most upset in the video call when her parents talk about their love for her etc but not about her missing daughter 😭😭

exactly you can tell by the extra random details she added.

@bladoody scabloody I honestly can't believe it!!!<br>Is this real life???

@bladoody scabloody I honestly can't believe it!!!
Is this real life???

It's the most corrupt thing I've ever seen.

I think that phone call and this statement, was when I first hated Casey! Really hating her. Probably hated her beforehand but this spoke volumes!

She isnt even a good liar, just a confident one.

you forgot the fact that she lied to the police about everything and yet managed to be let go free...

i work here at nickalodeon
police go there bring her- oooo ummmm that was a total lie i dont work here
i gave my kid to a nanny called zanny
police look in to it- ooooo that was a lie to ....she doesnt exist.
i met the nanny from this guy
guy comes to court- yeah ive never met this person, and i have no kids and no nanny.
car smells like a dead body ....impounded.
kid is found dead with her personal stuff from the house.
google search results confrim searched phrases of ( suffication, total suffication, ect) <---basically how to instructions on how to murder
casey goes free.
this is the BIGGEST fail of justice ive ever seen in my life. ever


I admit I’m late on this horrible story of the Casey Anthony and that her poor sweet daughter appearing deceased. I couldn’t watch this story cuz its so horrible. As a mother and having ,my worst fear is my child becoming missing. I just could not watch. It was too horrible for me. Anyway, that being said, Casey Anthony seems jealous of her daughters relationship she had with her parents. Casey always showed emotion when her parents showed her love and concern. I believe she made up that molestation about her father. I can not believe she was found not guilty!! She is so guilty! Not guilty on all accounts!?? Really!?? That’s nuts. Casey is so fake and goes along with whatever she wants to believe. Its like she’s trying to manifests how she wants her life to be like. #CaseyAnthonyGuilty


How the fuck did she beat that case I need that lawyer asap


She's still on the loose, be careful whoever lives nearby


Lady reminds me of Amber Heard lmao, tone of her voice, excuses…. Smh


The jury must be smoking the same thing she was


Thus lawyer is even more guilty than Casey


"Juliette Lewis" is the actress who starred "Natural Born Killers" in 1992.


I gotta say it, damn do I miss blockbuster.


interesting that she called her own home instead of tone, which is her boyfriend. <br>don't you know your boyfriends number?

interesting that she called her own home instead of tone, which is her boyfriend.
don't you know your boyfriends number?


Everything she says feels like a fever dream idk wtf she's saying lmao


defense attorneys i hope youre okay now. karma surely will come for you too


There's Something About Casey...<br>It sure isn't hair spray.

There's Something About Casey...
It sure isn't hair spray.


i’m in the st petersburg - tampa area and i’ll be waiting to catch her.


So nobody asked the obvious question after the fact, wtf happened to Caylee? This is just fucked up. Sure Casey isn't to blame legally I suppose but how did a murder spiral into this? Theres still a murderer if were to assume Casey isn't the murderer. This was never about Casey, this was about bringing justice to the person who murdered Caylee. And to that, they pretty much failed because they never caught anyone -_-


I’m late to the show here but Casey’s initial phone call with her mom, brother, and friend is absolutely appalling.  Her friend cared more about finding Caylee than her own mom did.  Casey’s annoyance with them is disgusting.

Of course Casey didn't care about finding Caylee. She knew Caylee was not missing and was already dead.

@Mimi BrownI was just thinking the exact same thing Mimi. That was a strange thing to do, to throw a fake graduation party for a high school drop out! My parents would have been furious with me if I had lied to them in this way. I certainly wouldn't have been given a party. So, Casey's lying was being reinforced, and you have to wonder why her parents did that and how long it went on. What is also strange is that the mother KNOWS that her daughter is quite capable of lying, because she's been doing it for years, but she still chooses to believe Casey's story. But, to be fair, she would want to believe it. This is so strange.

@ Dill P. The frantic voice you heard, not Casey's voice obviously, was the voice of the grandmother,  Casey's mother.

@Jonas Cox-Leow i’m not blaming them… Just stating they had a hand in creating her unaccountable behavior. Did you hear the narrator state how they cover up her failing school? They gave her a graduation party and told everyone she graduated with honors.  What do you think that taught her?

@Mimi Brown It's unfair to blame them for this... <i>really</i> unfair.

@Mimi Brown It's unfair to blame them for this... _really_ unfair.

I want to believe the parents were trying to manipulate her to find the baby… but they’re the ones who created this monster

She is a sociopath. What did you think? Also she used to be an innocent 3 year old. How does she go from that to sociopath? Who raised her? Think in an unbiased manner.

@Niko Las She had to be. I mean what   kind of woman would kill her baby, keep the corpse in trunk.<br>Didn't you noticed how Christina was pleading with her "I will die .. you know I will die without her"

@Niko Las She had to be. I mean what   kind of woman would kill her baby, keep the corpse in trunk.
Didn't you noticed how Christina was pleading with her "I will die .. you know I will die without her"

The twist is "Caylee was Christina's baby"

@The PJ Experience And yet, you're somehow still here.

@Mateusz Jokiel ive seen nintendo fans think on the same level as this guy so it's possible hes serious.

Edit: nevermind they've been posting this everywhere

@The PJ Experience so ur basically saying that murdering your own child is okay because "you created it"

@The PJ Experience That's a really bad bait mate

Yeah like the devastation and then caylee just going “GhaWd YoU guYs WeRe So UseLeSs tO CaLl UGhggUgh”


If the investigator had asked Casey about childhood sexual abuse by her father, they could perhaps have got a confession. Her defense could then have used negligent upbringing in her defense as well, and her father, who seems strangely peripheral in the documentary,  wouldn’t have skated.
You’ll say I can’t know, and this is true, I can’t. But 12 years in psychiatry taught me to recognize certain patterns. If the hypothesis holds up, her father taught her all her »impossible« character traits: That little girls' life don’t matter, to wear a bland face under unbearable stress, to become a proficient liar aso. Oh and her mother knew – at least subconsciously, but chose not to . That’s why Casey could get away with the truancy and have her mother cover for her.
Was Casey’s daughter ever DNA tested? The father could be the big surprise…

Oh, she did tell her defense about the abuse. Well, I think its obvious…


Let’s start again from the beginning Casey.


Put me in a room with her along with a board and a jug of water and we'll find the damn TRUTH!!!......oh shit, we're in America :/......DAMN.  Unsolved cases till the end of time in the USA :/


It’s like she thinks she’s a teenager still. It’s weird..


Well, she is guilty and will have to go in front of God. There, she will be judged


Pisses me off that Casey is still alive. What's wrong with this world.


Nobody gets away with anything…every dog has its day.


Shes so cold to Christina wow. Thats nit an answer u give when u love your child she murdered her what a tragedy


She killed her daughter and got away with it.


Nobody is going to pay attention to the fact that she was found NOT GUILTY?!


50:50 HOW IS THAT NOT THE NAIL IN THE COFFIN


nah, anyone and even her parents should have and would have if you had (regular common sense & any amount of being observant) would have went straight to police /detectives letting them know that our visit was off and i know she did it, knows who did it, knows where she was and to go deeper with her bullshit and play her own game


he has another channel "J C S" it has 4 more videos the last was posted 2 months ago. I'm not sure if he's continuing the channel there but I hope it gets figured out.


I hate her light hearted causal facade she casts during all these interviews.


at the end her parents pay the price of hide the shame based on lies. This talk for itself, they create a monster


God, I wish Casey Anthony wasn't so pretty. It really obscures my view of what a monster she really is. Also, Juliette Lewis is a famous actress.


"Breaking News: Child Murder is now legal in the state of Florida"


This is infuriating. This guy (Creator of the video) should've represented the state in this case.


I pray theres a God for the sole reason that Casey and her Lawyers will one day meet his judgement


A B OR T I O N S

It's literally that simple 😔

Or placing a child for adoption. It’s that simple.


so, to sum it up: it was a bad batch of jury this time


i scare to see some teens  so apatic to everything   god help children please


While burning in hell, Hitler probably looked up at this trial and smiled for just a moment, knowing at least there was one person worse than him after all


ANALYZE AMBER HEARDS BEHAVIOR DURING THE TRIAL PLEASE


Stone cold. I just hope the child didn't suffer much.


The grandparents are also as much  responsible for this. For enabling this behaviour. I mean, hosting fake graduating party?? Wtf??


She murdered her daughter and got away with it.


Jose baez, listening to him talk...felt like i was listening to Satan in a suit.


whaaaaaaat!!!!!! that is crazy to find her not guilty!!!!


Damn those Jury all concluded not guilty for all the charges wtf. Most cases are carried through empathy for the victim, but instead this case carried through empathy for the suspect.


Bro… A half-hour of subtitles.  Either multiple people worked on this, or someone was very tired after posting this.


Seeing the video cover , I thought she was Elizabeth Holmes in dark hair 🧐


Horrible as this case is, much of it is hard to hear and imagine. I had to stop it at 58:00 because of what was said at 57:30. I could not make it to the end of the program.


Her friend starts crying on the phone about Caylee, and Casey is like "omg whyyy do i even like put UP with you peopleeee"

Insane.

The police should frame these kind of people like they France blwck people. That monster is free, and probably living the american life rn. Good bless America

😢 the friend loved her more than her own mother

@Megan M Because she didn't neglect her.  She gave her to her nannnnnnyyyy.

@azsuter I can agree with that. We are very emotional people, and like everyone else I think Casey is guilty, and wishes there had been enough evidence to convict. Even though the circumstantial evidence all points to Casey, the defense.planted enough reasonable doubt. What I do not understand, however, is why they didn't find her guilty of any type of neglect.

The demon that resides inside was celebrating after the verdict but the real verdict is yet to come..

in your eyes thats what that means. But these jurors need to quit being coaxed by prosecutors into finding an assailant to put these crimes at ease when no evidence exists. This is all cirmonstancial and not hard evidence. People forget that they need to prove "without a reason of doubt" before finding people guilty. Shame to those that use their option on the case at hand. It is the states job to prove without a shadow of a doubt otherwise. QUIT BEING A PART OF THROWING INNOCENT PEOPLE IN JAIL!!! idts

I feel so bad for the friend. Honestly,it sounds like she cared for caylee way more that Casey could

This was the worst part. Idk how anyone can deny this

@Steben Velasquez u realize psychopaths still have emotions right?

Im hard to emotion but that teared me up

Right! Just listening to her I feel like she's absolutely insane!

i had to pause at that moment, and find the comment section.

I actually started tearing up from empathizing w/ the friend, and laughed at the same time. Her crazy is literally making me crazy.

@A D Not all people. Just the psychopaths. It's their fault many of us think there's something seriously wrong about human race. Almost all the most violent crimes are their handwriting, either directly or non-directly.

the friend cares more about the kid. Casey just wants to talk to Mr Wonderful boyfriend, while her kid is now moldering in a field somewhere.

Like a complete unknown / Like a rolling stone

@Hollylivengood she also said. They were useless. Because she knows she's dead

Oh God yes! She wasn't even interested in her own child.

That made ma so sad.  That friend sounded more maternal than her own mother in infinite ways.

That infuriated me. People can be so evil

I felt so bad for her friend you can tell she loved that child more than her own mother loved her


i dont get how psycholgoists did not see that she is a sociopath...im still completing my degree in psychology but if you know energy like i do you know that this woman is evil and has no care and is such a sociopath. her diary entry and the partying is fucking disturbing. if i lost my daughter or if she went missing i would fucking go krazy as hell. i mean it is such common sense. those psychologists should find a new profession. i wish this video could have been seen earlier. this is just so disturbing


I saw Casey at a bar in downtown west palm beach on st Patrick’s day last year and everyone was cussing her out calling her a murderer and it pisses me off she’s free but it was great to see a mob of people yelling at her

@mark2073 Doubt it as there are many underground organisations that track these people just to keep he current profile updated and to inform the public.  This will stay with her till her dying day when she WILL meet the ultimate judge.

@James the guilty don’t feel guilty, they learn not to

She definitely did it or her boyfriend. I wish they would’ve questioned him or something. Maybe I missed it but they barely spoke about him with the child.

This is my favorite comment, wish i could give you a million likes

So many assasins out there; can't anyone get her in there scope and deny her the right she denied her child 🤔

How did she react in this situation ? Did she give any fucks at all I wonder

@V I I hade a seizure trying to understand what you just typed

@Kayleigh Earl As she gets old she won't be as recognizable and people may forget her name.

She moved to Martin County and had to move 3 times as people found out where she lived. Put signs up out front. Constantly stood outside and abused her. Sick, twisted person.

@Kayleigh Earl well that’s disheartening.

@Pidgeon Man No, she loves the attention. I’m from Orlando, she’s straight up evil. If she really was in hell she wouldn’t have the audacity to be constantly partying and putting herself in clubs that post pictures online. Literally every picture of her is her smiling and laughing ear to ear.

There’s no justice for her poor baby girl.

I imagine she gets that everywhere she goes. She’s NATIONALLY known. She may not be behind bars but people will always remember what she did and in a way I imagine she’s in her own personal hell because of it. In a way you can argue that it’s justice served because in prison I’d imagine she wouldn’t have mobs of people calling her out like the general public would.


When I was 10 or 11 I went to America and went to universal studios, I went on the Incredible Hulk ride (one of the best) and I remember this lady where our pictures was, weird


No no no ….. you team rioted the case in lie. You won on lie.


Poor guy. Getting called a incestuous pedophile by his daughter in an attempt to get away with killing his granddaughter, is beyond evil.

@pharkasj why even put that out there bro

Maybe that was the only true part of her story.

Ikr?? I wanna know how her father would say after hearing that and does it really true?

@pyllywaltteri It also has to do with how these trials work in the United States in the first place.  <br>In other countries, you do the trial, see what happened then decide what the person is guilty or not guilty of.  - In the US you decide what to charge the person with BEFORE the trial. So a person who gets charged for 1st degree murder can't be convicted for 2nd degree murder or whatever. If you decide to charge with 1st degree murder, then it has to be 1st degree murder. It's pretty stupid in general.

@pyllywaltteri It also has to do with how these trials work in the United States in the first place.
In other countries, you do the trial, see what happened then decide what the person is guilty or not guilty of.  - In the US you decide what to charge the person with BEFORE the trial. So a person who gets charged for 1st degree murder can't be convicted for 2nd degree murder or whatever. If you decide to charge with 1st degree murder, then it has to be 1st degree murder. It's pretty stupid in general.

This is what you get when amateurs who have no legal education what so ever decide who is guilty and who's not. The whole concept of jury is weird to me. It's not that hard for professional lawyers and prosecutors to mislead a jury.

@Raven Eskridge fuck bro... You're right. Who drugged this jury?!

not in an attempt. she succeeded. she framed herself as the victim and got away with killing that little girl


She should have been an actress.  She's fucking nuts.


so the only theory i can come up with if she didnt kill her daughter, she found her daughter lifeless in a pool, her built up anxiety kicked in, didnt call the police, instead wrapped duck tape around her, put her in a garbage bag, and dumped her into the trash, and had the delusion that nothing was going to happen because it is proven anxiety does cause people to be untethered from reality, or delusional. its not that far fetched if considering that her dad really did sexually abuse her and forced her not to tell anyone.

how do u explain the Google searchs she made?


Such a pretty soul to be so black on the inside. RIP to her baby girl


Could you imagine being called to court to testify for someone that you only know as an acquaintance who attempted to use your name in order to cover-up a murder. Wild.


Where did she even get these names from cuz the nanny was made up and other people where also she's such A weirdo!!!!!!!


Yeah, but the jury was from Orlando, FL.....so


45:25.. She is about to confess the whole thing!!!  Then Detective bonehead walks in.."Hyuck hyuck.. whatcha talkin bout?"  God I about screamed at the computer when I saw that!

@Disciple Watching the interview as it is happening, then inserting when strategic.

How was the detective to know it was a bad moment?


I know very little about this case... but, wtf.  "Sweetheart, darling, gorgeous?"  And throwing her a fake "graduation party?"  These parent's are hard-core enablers to her demented self.  They all make me sick.

@Sam really how? The 911 call I guess is one

They tried... Easy to say they fucked up in retrospect

@Shuaib Ahmed They basically did turn her in twice. Why does everyone choose to ignore that?

Everyone is an expert until it happens to them. Text book parenting does not exist! Perfect parenting does not exist.
You can raise your children up the best way possible with moral in tact and only be surprised by some revolt actions.

In the end parents will always feel responsible because they are constantly battling their own actions and reactions and thinking that they could handle things better than. Parents always blame themselves for the failures of their kids. To point fingers to others for their lacking and failings speaks volumes just by the fact that every single person felt the need to say something against someone else's failures.

The lack of empathy or thought towards the parents or the rest of the family is scary and the fact that most people's first instinct is to accuse and find fault and voice their opinions publicly reveals character traits and flaws in itself.

@Shuaib Ahmed lol ‘be depressed the rest of my life’ like that’s just supposed to be fine

Yes they did enable her but why do you expect them to just give up their daughter and treat her like sh? (especially when as parents, they want to believe that she's innocent). They could've done a better job at raising her but an individual's behaviour depends on their surroundings (home/school/work/friends/acquatances whatever). Blaming the parents is a bit too harsh.

oh they paid for their decisions... I can only imagine how much hearth ache or how much they blame themselves for their grand daughter's death. The mother sure aint.

@John Johnson tf? You just gonna take a child murderer at her word?

it doesn’t sound like she was saying “sweetheart” in a enabling way. i think that she just talks like that

I believe the parents coordinated with the police to get more info out of her. And being nice is how to get people off guard so that they accidentally give off hints

You all act like you could all be so logical and detached during a horrendously traumatic experience like this

@Si74l0rd You make excellent points.....do you think the father said to the lawyer.....go ahead and throw me under the bus (the sexual accusations) if it saves my daughter?

I'm sure her father could not say to anything she wanted for fear of going to jail

kinda makes me wonder if they were over compensating for her father touching her

I partially agree, but remember at this point their main goal was to find Caylee. And it makes sense that they thought that they would get the most information if they used an empathetic angle. And no one, not even the most no-nonsense, rational people would want to believe their child could be so evil.

The granndparents are victims as well. Lies poisoned the family.

@Dwight Renfield It's exactly because I do have kids that I hold this opinion. It's my job to raise them right. You're right that not all kids are the same, but one thing guaranteed to screw up an upbringing is a lack of rules and a lack of attention to your kids.

There will always be some people that are broken, but I don't believe Casey started out that way. I strongly suspect it's learned behaviour, and was born from attention seeking as a kid, and not getting attention whether positive or negative. The fact they let her lie with impunity is what caused her eventual issues though. If people call bullshit every time you spin a tale, it soon stops happening. When your kid doesn't want to lie to you because they know you know, when they do. That I have experience of, as a parent. It's irresponsible not to raise a kid right, when you brought them into the world. If you can't do it, give them to someone who will. Plenty of them out there. As I said, Casey could have handed custody to her parents, she knew that, her parents knew that. But instead she killed her. It's because I'm a parent that I apportion them some of that blame. Supporting your child doesn't mean supporting their lies!

Edit: For the record, my kids know, because I have told them throughout their lives that I will fight for them like a mama bear, but they also know that I insist on knowing the situation up front. I refuse to be blindsided in a confrontation because I was fed a story. So my kids don't lie to my face, and right or wrong, I'll stand with them. But that means in this situation I'd have driven her down to the station, I'd have sat with her in the interview room, and I'd have used every bit of my influence to get the truth of the matter out. And then I'd stand by her and visit weekly until she got out, or was executed. I'm no holy roller, but if you want peace of mind and something of a life moving forward then you have to shed baggage like that. The truth will set you free, and it would have been better for her had she told the truth. And better for her parents, and better for her dead daughter. There's nothing good come of this at all. Someone who could have been straightened out is likely forever lost. As a parent that saddens me.

As for bad behaviour in general, almost every kid has a rebellious phase, and that's not what I'm talking about. I'm talking about the 12 years prior to that when you had an opportunity to set up a solid foundation.

Mainly to me the culpability of her parents rests upon who paid for the shark lawyer. If it's her parents, they're fully as bad as she is. I can't see it any other way. A lawyer like that is hired at great expense, for the sole purpose of getting shady characters off. You've already lost the case in my eyes at that point. Doubly so if the parents paid, when the first thing he did was accuse her father of child molestation. I have no time for legal games. I have morality. As far as I'm concerned neither she nor her parents have any morality at all.

As much as I love my kids, I would want justice for the person they murdered. It's who I am. It's how I raised my kids. It's ok to fuck up. Admit it, resolve the issues that come up as a result. Move on with a clear conscience and without that baggage. Enabling is a cowardly act designed to sooth your own denial about what someone has become, but on that level it's despicable.

@Si74l0rd You obviously don't have children.  Your attempts at "reining them in" only go so far.  At some point, every individual's life becomes 100% their own.
There are spoiled children who have been given everything who become entitled ingrates, and there are children who had nothing become unforeseeably successful - and every combination in between.
Also, they raised Casey and they probably fully suspect her for killing her daughter.  But they can't ever forget their memories of her as a baby and all the past they had with her.  She is still their daughter.  Those emotional constraints, for normal people, are incredibly difficult to sever.  They will always see Casey as their little girl.  I can understand their conflict, even though I believe Casey is about as close to a soulless killer as one can get.

Dude what?!?  Yes they were enablers to some bad behaviors, but they had no hand in her becoming a murderer of her own daughter.  They clearly were distraught and left with a difficult decision of loving their daughter unconditionally and hating the primary suspect in the case of their grand daughter’s death.  I’d never wish that on any grandparent, let alone try to establish blame on them.

@Si74l0rd of course, I mean - the mom knew when they called 9-11.. the care smelled funny? come on.. the only thing she was hoping was that it was an accident.

Yep. Her behaviour should’ve been reined in years ago, she’s been enabled to lie and get away with it since a young age. No excuse, but this behaviour could be been stopped, and a child would not have died,

If it was them that paid for the shark lawyer, then they should be tried for negligence leading to the death of their granddaughter, and aiding and abetting their daughter in evading justice. It all rests on them. Enablers have to understand that when you enable someone to do terrible things, it's on you too, though usually to a lesser degree. If they paid for the lawyer that got her off, then it's all on them. They knew their daughter well. You can tell when her mother wanted to see her eyes. She's seen that reaction before many many times. Before she suspected, at that point she knew, and so did her dad.

@Steven Diaz also keep in mind that they now don’t have a grandchild to love either so Casey while being a monster is all they have left to give love to really

Yeah. The mother/grandmother is the worst and the father/grandfather allowed it.

Yea definitely enablers but you also have to feel for them, imagine knowing more than probable that your daughter has murdered their own child. I wouldn’t know what to think about life anymore.


Juliette Lewis??? That was the best name she could come up with??? An actress that disappeared after her career was done??? She could have come up with something better than that lol


Innocent verdict???? Were the Jury on hard drugs????


Police: "What was the nanny's name?"
Casey: "Zanny... Zanny the Nanny".
Jury: "Sounds legit".

@Weep "Crentist" "Crentist. Mhh. Sounds a lot like ... Dentist"

"In September 2008, a Zenaida Gonzalez sued Casey for defamation. During the investigation, Anthony told investigators that she left 2+1⁄2-year-old Caylee with a babysitter named Zenaida Fernandez-Gonzalez—also known as "Zanny"—on June 16 at the stairs of a specific apartment in the Sawgrass apartment complex located in Orlando. Zenaida Gonzalez, who was listed on apartment records as having visited apartments on that date, was questioned by police, but stated she did not know Casey or Caylee."

I mean, her BF is Anthony and her last name is Anthony.   Anthony Anthony

@Weep maybe thats why he wanted to become a dentist

@James Melton I searched fool proof suffocation just now but I have not suffocated anyone or plan on it.

@Poizon Ivy well I thought she had another kid. So time will tell.

You know they are joking about the xanex.

Zanny... Sounds a lot a like Nanny...<br>Casey: maybe that's why she became a nanny

Zanny... Sounds a lot a like Nanny...
Casey: maybe that's why she became a nanny

Bmac
I was thinking that same thing. She's sounds like she's popped a few xans to continuously stay calm.

Bmac
I was thinking that same thing. She's sounds like she's popped a few xans to *_continuously_* stay calm.

@h mejia No I get it. I feel the same way. But she got off for all those lies. We just gotta wait for her to mess up again.

She lied about so many things. It blows my mind she got away and is a free woman.

Sounds like next level fuckery.  That’s what it sounds like. That’s what that clusterfuck was

Zanny the Nanny, huh? I bet she was the past owner of Doggy-boy the Dog.

@TheStory Person I reign supreme for office references

Zanny, short for Xanax.<br>Or one of the ways her daughter was kept quiet as she partied.

Zanny, short for Xanax.
Or one of the ways her daughter was kept quiet as she partied.

i’d imagine she’d have been giving her xanax to calm her down so she didn’t have to actually have to pay attention caley, xanny acted as her “nanny”

@Pussy Lips it’s more likely that she, I don’t know, googled suffocation, fool proof suffocation, and then suffocated her.

@Weep maybe that's why he became a dentist?

Might be a stretch but when I first heard her say xanny, I immediately thought of Xanax. Considering the nanny never existed?

Zanny....xanny....Xanax.....the nanny might've been Xanax. Aka. she gave the child Xanax to keep the child asleep or whatever and maybe the child overdosed on Xanax.


Juliette Lewis is a real person.. just an actress and famous LOL


Yet a man would be locked up for taking her out


instead of seething over the injustice of this case, changes need to be made, get rid of jurys once and for all! People are too dumb. especially americans to make these kinds of decisions.


People saying she 'acted like' she was above the law, but she really was, her entire life is testament to that, she will never face consequences, there is no justice in this world because of it, just a mock one, applied to some.

@Mr Will Yeah right. Justice is done here and now, there's no room for abstractions.

Mikel if God had not ordained that child dying at that exact time then it would have been meaningless. That child would have not had any purpose in living in the first place. However, what we as humans mean for evil God still means for good. An example of this is when Joseph was sold into slavery by his brothers in Genesis and yet God meant that instance for good despite what His brothers did. Joseph then was put into a great position of power and was able to save Jacob and the children from a famine that would come. In the same instance something as terrible as the bubonic plague may have you question how does a good God allow such a thing to happen? Again we as feeble small humans who have no idea of the future may say this however, we are not God we are not all knowing He is. And when we can not possibly fathom how something like nazi concentration camps can be for the ultimate good or communist countries that kill there own citizens can be for the ultimate good we as people who love the God who created us trust His goodness and trust He knows what He is doing and we Trust He is in complete control. What you probably don’t realize is if God was only Just and not merciful He would simply say the words and every person on earth would be dead and be in an eternity of torment and sin never ending rebellion toward the one who made us it is terrible to think of such a place but, it is what we all deserve and why? Despite our disposition to believe we are good people none of us are we have all broken God’s law and are guilty sinners you and I are both guilty and if God gave us justice we would go to hell. God is good despite what happens to us or this world God is good despite what happens to us. It is who He is He is good. We on the other hand are enemies of God bu nature. So it is only natural for you to hate God. Lastly God is the one who gives life and He has every right to take it away. You have no choice in the matter when the time comes you will die God has ordained that day and if you have not repented and trusted alone in Christ’s finished work on the cross you will receive Justice. No one deserves to go to heaven we all deserve to go to hell it is our wages. However, in God’s mercy He has allowed all those who would forsake there sin go to Him with a contrite heart and admit how they have sinned against Him and ask for His forgiveness trusting alone In Jesus work on the cross living a perfect life being the substitute for our sins that justice can be served in the after life and our debt being paid to all those who would trust in Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior as there God the only God of the universe.

Shnobo Is this the same just God who let her murder her child or are you referring to a different one?

chocol8milk we live in a corrupt world. It is a fools errand to seek justice from a fallen world. However,  as long as God holds back the evil in peoples hearts they will seek justice.

Just be a good looking woman and you might get away with everything.

nothing compared to the massive child trafficking ring being covered up by extremely powerful individuals.

Her mother is at fault as well. She took notes during her daughter's testimony at court. Then when it was her turn to testify, she changed her original statements and helped her daughter not get convicted. I was so upset when I saw this happen. All the talking heads on courtTV were dumbfounded.

@Mr Will You'll first have to show there <i>is</i> an afterlife. Justice is mostly a misconception and what you're talking about is vengeance. If you think that that is justice, you haven't the first clue about justice.

@Mr Will You'll first have to show there _is_ an afterlife. Justice is mostly a misconception and what you're talking about is vengeance. If you think that that is justice, you haven't the first clue about justice.

@Jeffrey Bone And somehow you think that's an advantage. It does make it easier to never have to make something of one's life or work on one's character, leaving it empty, shallow and worthless, requiring constant attention and superficial "wins" to try and fulfill a bottomless pit.<br>It's only an advantage to her if you think that succeeding to con people means something worthwhile.

@Jeffrey Bone And somehow you think that's an advantage. It does make it easier to never have to make something of one's life or work on one's character, leaving it empty, shallow and worthless, requiring constant attention and superficial "wins" to try and fulfill a bottomless pit.
It's only an advantage to her if you think that succeeding to con people means something worthwhile.

Jeffrey Bone well it is fact so yep. Though it is foolishness to those who are perishing so I can understand why you would think it is untrue despite the historical evidence though good trust in God himself and His word is what matters. Sadly many people who don’t believe have there hearts hardened since they are told that they will have anything they want if they believe which isn’t biblical. They tend to think of God as a genie and when he doesn’t deliver they are angry at God especially when mocked. However, by God’s providence I know that He saves my soul from sin and hell and does as He pleases. He isn’t a genie He is the all powerful all knowing Holy, Just, and Merciful God of the universe. Regardless, have a nice day you are in my prayers just as many others only God can melt a heart of stone.

Brayman85 you pay for the past sins that are not repented of for sure. If not in this life than in the next. Repent and believe the Gospel before it is to late. Trust in the  one who has the power to destroy both body and soul and cast you into hell. I agree I do hope she has repented though and will go to heaven but, who knows. Only God can melt a heart of stone.

She will suffer in the afterlife for an eternity. Justice is not perfect but the alternative is what? Miscarriages happen.

@Setekh TDS much? There is zero reason for you to have brought up President Trump.

@BigMiki Trump hired worse.

Jokes aside, her sentence is her sociopathy. She will never know what it is to love or be loved for the character she has. People who say there is no justice are narrow minded and think that people like her, or people like Trump have a worthwhile life. One can just look at Trump's "friends" and ask themselves if they would want any one of them in their own life and if the answer is yes, I guess, in their mind justice will never be served. In reality, they already chose their sentence.

This may be a little bit true, but there is no escape from the justice of God. And who's to say she's living a good life now? Would anyone in their right mind even think about hiring this woman or working beside her?

I guarantee she's not treated well in public except maybe on holloween

There is justice in the next life for a just God is the one who judges us all. And everyone is guilty and would all receive justice if it wasn’t for His mercy that is given to some.

Victor Kuhn she now works for the lawyer that represented her. They’re in a relationship too.


Scott Peterson got convicted on less WTF she soo deserved it way........ More she was partying and not giving A care at all about her daughter


Not punishing your kids is the WORST thing a parent can do. You don't have to be violent in punishment but you HAVE to punish your kids. My brother-in-law has been in prison multiple times in his life and STILL lies to everyone and thinks the world belongs to him because my mother-in-law always forgave him and said it's ok his whole life. Now, finally, he has pushed too hard and was caught stealing directly from his mom again and she stopped giving in. Now he whines and tries to put blame on her constantly for everything. He's out of prison right now but I know quite a few "minor" things he does against the law still so I'm sure it will catch up to him soon


At time stamp 29:53 Casey says to her parents while visiting her, I assume in jail, that "I can't even put it into words how glad I am that she's (Caylee) HAD both of you." She then quickly corrects herself. She knew her daughter was dead, that's why Casey used past tense. That was the exact same slip that helped solve the Soham murders back in 2002. There was no justice for Caylee... and Casey is still alive and living free.

i thought i was the only one that noticed!! i was just about to comment that

Thats not a slip up. She also said “you’ve been a great dad” in past tense, that doesn’t meant that Casey herself is dead.

I hope that the state did not drop this case... Forensic evidence can be found later on and she can still face the music of her actions. Either way she's going to burn in hell for what she did to that child....

That’s chilling- because she knows yet is still going on and lying like that

I'm now also realizing that that slip plays exactly into her defense. She argued that the child drowned and that she didn't want to tell anyone. If that were true, she would have known she was dead at that point, so that's not even a piece of evidence against her.

Scott Peterson also said he was a widow just a few weeks before Lacy went missing

i picked up on that too she does it several times using the wrong tense

Explaining this "proof" which most people have learnt from tv:<br>If you know someone is dead, doesn't matter if you loved them dearly or hated them, it is a knee-jerk reaction to use past tense. If you only assume her missing you will keep using present tense, maybe not always but mostly.

Explaining this "proof" which most people have learnt from tv:
If you know someone is dead, doesn't matter if you loved them dearly or hated them, it is a knee-jerk reaction to use past tense. If you only assume her missing you will keep using present tense, maybe not always but mostly.

That's a very weak piece of evidence though. People mess up words all the time. If one slip is enough to convict someone, then I don't know. They have collected a lot of other, much more convicting pieces of evidence though - like her emotional state, her pathological lying, etc.

this is literally what I thought, I heard it at time stamp 29:34 till 29:39  'you have been a great dad, and you HAVE BEEN the best grandfather" LIKE WHAT THE HELL, how can they just ignore these mistakes she made

Her mothers reaction to hearing this says it all, it's like she's finally realising it's all true, but at the same time trying to  hold back that emotion

@UCgFqNOF6Zo0CQea18fJIs6Q No, English is my first language. While I respect your opinion and most definitely agree with you in with any situation that's not dealing with such a sirspicious circumstance. The circumstances would denote that it was a slip of the tongue, as it were. In the seconds that soon follow she realises what she's said and quickly amends her statement to the present tense. As I had previously stated, in the Soham Murders of 2002, while interviewing Maxine Ann Carr (girlfriend of the murder), a television interviewer noted that Maxine was talking about both the girls in the past tense, while it wasn't believed that they weren't dead at this point, only missing. This would prove to be the catalyst for the police investing both her and her partner as suspects.

@bored guy Disagree.  Talking about her in the past tense in <del>this</del> situation is very strange.

@bored guy Disagree.  Talking about her in the past tense in -this- situation is very strange.