I don't know whether I believe Casey was abused as a child. If she was, that's bad, and she deserved some sympathy for that. I say deserved, because she lost all claim to sympathy when she deliberately murdered her daughter. And NO, being abused isn't an excuse for murder. I was abused and know others who were abused far more horrifically than Casey was (if the claim is true), and none of us used that as an excuse for murder. No, it is NOT TRUE that most victims of child abuse turn into child abusers. Most do NOT. People are more likely to become child abusers if they're groomed for that (to be abusers, not to be abused), but people who were abused for the most part would do anything to protect the next generation from what they experienced. In this case, I'm not even convinced the abuse happened, because Casey is a sociopathic pathological liar. So the chances she was lying to her lawyers about the abuse is pretty darn high. But even if it did happen, she should not have been excused for murdering her child. She didn't even regret it. She approved of her own judgment in murdering her child. She's a sociopath, and the jury is culpable for letting her get away with it. I hope she doesn't have any other kids.


The nerve and balls of steel of the lawyer defending a criminal and also the absurdity of this case and the law system in general reminds me of Better Call Saul. However, reality is often more disturbing than fiction.


Casey was acting so understanding and casual with the police because that's the one move she knows, that she practiced to perfection. She was trying to win them over. It has served her well: she is a free woman.


Someone will deal out justice for this little girl !


To quote Bob Dylan : Makes me feel ashamed to live in a land where justice is a game .


“Zanny the nanny…” zanny was a name for xanax . Bailey Sarian did a good over view of this case too


it seems to me her parents taught her how to lie. Why would you lie about your daughter having her degree to others? What do parents teach with that? That lie is a perfect sollution, that you don't have to take responsibility for your actions, beacuse your parents will lie for you, all the bad things. And I bet her degree wasn't the 1st thing they lied about to save her. Why do parents think they help their children if they overprotect them and do not teach them the meaning of consequences of your actions? This is such a sad story on so many levels.

I don’t think you can get actually get maggots from a pizza 🍕 <br>They usually are found in a host they can feed on like a decomposed body

I don’t think you can get actually get maggots from a pizza 🍕
They usually are found in a host they can feed on like a decomposed body


How does a mother go 31 days having her daughter go missing and not call the cops? Anyone else would’ve called in panicking probably within 10min or less of a 3yr old missing and you don’t see her in your own home!


Bro they proved that she lied to police in an interrogation and they just forgot about it like wtf


Friggin love the typography! Super suttle and effective yet entertaining and moody. excelent.


Her parents 100% knew she killed her daughter. The way they talk to her just show how they’ve dealt with her lies her entire life. And for gods sake her dad is a former COP.


Her lies about people have an interesting rhythm. Introduce person as the subject of the lie then talk about any myriad of living conditions, moving, process of moving, subletting. It's kind of brilliant because it conveys some weight to each made up connection and subsequent lie.


I still can't believe she threw her father (and family) under the bus by claiming child sexual abuse.  There is literally no level to which she will not stoop.

@Vikas Shetty There's also the likelihood he's mad he won't have another little girl to "care for."<br>Bottom line, though, selfish people in that family. All the way back.

@Vikas Shetty There's also the likelihood he's mad he won't have another little girl to "care for."
Bottom line, though, selfish people in that family. All the way back.

@Max Pulido we dk if it's the truth. basing this on this liar's words is not very wise and i dont' wanna be a part of that so good for you i guess. i mean i hope it's not true,but if it is,then there's still no reason why he should not want justice for his granddaughter's death

@Vikas Shetty Wow, to not only be unhappy at your daughter's freedom, but to actively work against it? Despicable.<br>I can really see where she gets her selfish ways from. Yeah, her father betrayed that bond then, not the other way around.

@Vikas Shetty Wow, to not only be unhappy at your daughter's freedom, but to actively work against it? Despicable.
I can really see where she gets her selfish ways from. Yeah, her father betrayed that bond then, not the other way around.

@Max Pulido my dude what...i mean i respect everyone's opinion,you have the right to feel this way but he wasn't happy bcuz they were on the state's side in this case both of her parents were against her in the court,she took their granddaughter's life and honestly i think if not death penalty a life sentence is what they had in mind not complete freedom and the "not guilty"

The fact that he was mad about being accused, instead of grateful that his daughter found a way out, just proves what kind of family they are: selfish. All of them.

I think she should be in jail, but honestly it's all fair game when your life is on the line.
A father would want to be accused if it means freedom.
Your reputation for your daughter's life? I'd take it.

@dadada exactly,it's casey @P is casey and i'm scared.

@dadada exactly,it's casey @P is casey and i'm scared.

@dadada agree with you. And, as a victim of this kind of abuse myself, I don't see any suffering sign in her, neighter phd found sign on her.
If you experienced that you will suffer from c-ptsd and panic anxiety disorder at least, even borderline personality dirsorder in worst cases.
But she's not, she's the classical sociopath with no feelings made by parents worshiping her all her life, parents stooged by her trying always to accomplish and spoil her.
I know a person like this.
Criminals who have a past of abuse are totally different, are lunatic, overreacting, impulsive and not able to manage emotions.
Instead she's totally empty, no emotions, calculating and manipulative

@Spacemonkeymojo it really is. Pains me very much that this is a murder or a small child and still after all this time there is no justice for her.

@P Yes I would like to know what the truth is too. The whole thing is a mess.

@P Yes I would like to know what the truth is too. The whole thing is a mess.

@Spacemonkeymojo I don't see somebody commiting suicide because their children are fucked up, however see I people committing suicide because guilt of their own actions.  If anything this would furthermore make me suspicious about his dad's part on the whole thing.

@Spacemonkeymojo he didn't try hard enough

@Spacemonkeymojo he didn't try hard enough

@GUITAR STYLINGS SAMUEL LETIZIA nobody said that. Understanding certain facts and accepting her actions are two completely different things.

@GUITAR STYLINGS SAMUEL LETIZIA <br>No. It's no excuse. And it's horrible. But she is simply unable to feel remorse. But i feel as sorry for her as i do for that little girl.

@GUITAR STYLINGS SAMUEL LETIZIA
No. It's no excuse. And it's horrible. But she is simply unable to feel remorse. But i feel as sorry for her as i do for that little girl.

That doesn't excuse her for murdering a child or any shitty thing as an adult .

That doesn't excuse her for murdering a child or any shitty thing as an adult .

@azz blaster yes!I think there are two kinds of people here:people who don't have the slightest clue what bad childhood can do and people who had similar experience but refuse to think they could have ended up like her. It's easier to just think she is a sosiopath because she just happens to be one. In my mind it doesn't make sense but to many it seems to be doing just that. It's easier to think they aren't even human cause if they were they would have something incommon with the commenters here. And that's too scary to face.

not long into the documentary i wondered: "what horrors turned this young woman into a psychopath?" And I immediately thought about ll the documentaries about serial killers a have seen in the past, who also lack any empathy, just like this woman. And they all have 1 thing in common, without fail: childhood abuse!
I don't care if she is guilty and if she has been lying her whole life. I just know that the abuse is true. So fucking sad.
So indirectly, that grandfather is responsible for his own granddaughter's death. I hope it hurts like hell, mother&%#$@^*

@dadada  Yes I think clearly stated she was disturbed so it would make sense her leaving the child with the abuser🙄 You can have your opinion and I will have mine,  but I think it's better to end this conversation since might be triggering and  waste of time since the only one that knows the truth are him and her.

@dadada I know, but it sounds illogical to agree with being an incest dad so she doesn't get death penalty and on the other hand tell everybody in the press she did it and she is a liar. It just doesn't make sense. I'm sorry about what happened to you, but this is still what I feel like. I believe her lying was a product of the abuse. Her lies are compatible with a child telling lies. It's not a mastermind getting away with a crime but rather an ill person trying to live in a fantasy to protect herself from the real world. Something deeply traumatised people tend to do because it's the way they cope. On the other hand even if she was abused I still don't see that as a excuse that she murdered her child of course not. But she clearly isn't connected to any emotions regarding her own child and that tells a lot as well.

@P Press is not the court, the jury is isolated from it. The sole purpose of this sharade was to explain to the jury why she lied so much to everybody who tried to find the little girl and play on their emotions, like any good lawyer would. The parents agreed to this strategy, I am 100% sure, because her LIFE was on the line. But otherwise BS and I say that as a true victim of this kind of abuse.

@dadada and after tell the press she is a monster and they are sure she killed her? Why would he do that?To protect his daughter also?

@P A person who does not want his daughter to get the death penalty after loosing a grandaughter already. ;)

@P A person who does not want his daughter to get the death penalty after loosing a grandaughter already. ;)

@mrjon75 me neither. When his father was accused he just stood till without any expression. What innocent person does that? Peoole don't want to believe she was sexually abused because they need to believe into ultimate bad-ultimate good scenario. In their mind is easier to think everything she is telling is a lie.

@Cosmic Billy There there. I never said it would justify the kill. That is your thinking so you can stay in a world that makes sense to you. Sorry but the world isn't like that. Also this is just a youtube comment like yours, and not a  trial, so calm down.

@Myrt do u mean that in a literal sense or metaphorical?

@Myrt do u mean that in a literal sense or metaphorical?

@Joseph Drach yea but I wouldn't throw a parent under the bus because I got caught killing my kid

@Joseph Drach yea but I wouldn't throw a parent under the bus because I got caught killing my kid

I thought so too.  After she said on that conversation she had with her parents that she is blessed she still have both her parents and that her daughter is lucky to have them as grandparents contradicts that defense statement already.  Maybe becaus the evidence was lacking and nothing directly pointed her to that death got the jury convinced that she didn’t do it.  I just hope Caylee, however justice will be served, will get it.

oh and the worst part about that is that it is probably a big reason why she got off so easy

oh and the worst part about that is that it is probably a big reason why she got off so easy

FULLPROOF SUFFOCATION and the mom did that search, she said on the stand. sure ...

FULLPROOF SUFFOCATION and the mom did that search, she said on the stand. sure ...

@mike morris You have never been in a courtroom, have you?

@mike morris You have never been in a courtroom, have you?

@dadada what are you talking about it was the parents asking her where there grand daughter was constantly that got her arrested. They were the ones who jumped to conclusion when they opened the trunk and smelled death. Nobody waited around knowing the grand daughter was dead they didn’t want to believe that they hoped she was fine and would come back in one piece . They contacted her constantly because of the grand daughter because she was a complete f&@& up with her whole life. They called the cops on their own daughter when she avoided giving real answers . I don’t think they helped her at all I just think she was immature highly influenced and gave her daughter to much nite quill who knows it’s not like anyone cared enough to pay attention about a little girl even in their own home . Who parties with a freaking toddler that would turn the party off so quick I don’t know anyone that would be kool   With that scenario .

I can’t believe you think she wouldn’t, after murdering her kid because it was 2 for 1 drinks at club Narcissus.

@Joseph Drach ‘if it was you’ first of all we are not some disgusting cold blooded killers to do such a thing to begin with let alone the need to lie to get out of it.  If you can’t do the time, don’t do the crime.

@Actually Apathy it did seem like she was trying to get back at him for testifying against her but like the officer said he was distraught.

@Joseph Drach but why take a monsters side anyway? it just goes to prove that you suppose her horrific actions, which is on all accounts "Disgusting"

@Joseph Drach no one's saying that she didn't have reason to do it. I think a lot of the outrage is specifically to do with that she tried to save her own life by accusing her own father of something so horrible. Of course, if it's a choice between saying whatever gets you free or getting locked up you're going to say what you need to say. Doesn't change the fact that it's messed up to accuse your father of r*ping you as a child in order to get away with murdering your own child. And doesn't change that it very well could have ruined her father's life if enough people believed it. It's just an a-hole move, even if it worked.

You must be kidding. You would not tell a lie or lies if it would save you from the death penalty? You would actually rather die than lie? How would her parents feel if she was convicted and executed? Better than they do now? I doubt it. She did what she had to in order to survive. Her lawyer was a genious. He helped her walk away without being found guilty of anything at trial. He did his job superbly. You may not like the outcome but if it was you accused of commiting murder, you would want the jury to find you not guilty on All Counts.<br>You would want a great lawyer to help you get that not guilty verdict. Let's not lie about it. I know that not guilty is the right verdict for me if I'm accused.

You must be kidding. You would not tell a lie or lies if it would save you from the death penalty? You would actually rather die than lie? How would her parents feel if she was convicted and executed? Better than they do now? I doubt it. She did what she had to in order to survive. Her lawyer was a genious. He helped her walk away without being found guilty of anything at trial. He did his job superbly. You may not like the outcome but if it was you accused of commiting murder, you would want the jury to find you not guilty on All Counts.
You would want a great lawyer to help you get that not guilty verdict. Let's not lie about it. I know that not guilty is the right verdict for me if I'm accused.

@J Gold If it is in fact not true, he would know meaning he knows she might have done something.

@J Gold If it is in fact not true, he would know meaning he knows she might have done something.

Both parents lied for her, like they enabled her all her life. They KNEW, even the wife smelled it and she was not a cop all her life like the husband! They also went on dr Phil to defend her and "clear the fathers name", afterward. I think it was in concert with ther lawyers, this defence strategy, the father privately agreed to it, I tell you, eventhough he obviously felt like vomiting throughout! They lost a grandaughter, didn/t want to lose another kid, should she get the death penalty. And the cop father felt guilty, but I get the feeling wife pushed him into a corner. I think this is why the jury found her not guilty as well, despite the overwhealming evidence. Death penalty is BAD for justice, makes people do stupid shit!

@mike morris exactly!! This was so strange to me that I was in doubt about this being true or just another lie

Fuck, cant stress how crazy all of that is for me

How did he not stand up in the courtroom and be like, “ummmm what the f*ck did you just say?”

How did he not stand up in the courtroom and be like, “ummmm what the f*ck did you just say?”

not only is it a terrible thing to do, it's not even a good defense!! she's accusing him of that seemingly for some strange revenge for giving police info when trying to find his granddaughter

I wonder how big a part that played in her dad's distinct lack of happiness when she was found innocent. He seemed so disappointed at that point


Say what you want about Casey’s lawyer but he was right. I’ve said from seeing the prosecution and everything they’ve said, that they took the wrong approach. They did try to play off on emotions, about a little girl who was murdered. “Zanny the nanny” was drugs to put her daughter to sleep, and she didn’t mean to actually kill her. IMO, that is. Had the prosecution shown that she died and even if it was accidental, why would she hide it!?  She would’ve been found guilty


Oh my god, Caylee was older than me by a month. This breaks my heart even more


I think she was misjudged, I have no emotion and no response to anything people say or do to me. It wouldn't be fair to throw me in jail for being "soulless"


If this case wasn't in a southern state I'm sure the jury would have been smart enough to say she was guilty because what doubt is there... i mean honestly


That fact when she said she is happy in her journal saids alot! She killed her baby and wanted to live her beautiful life. Sick


I hope every day that the wrong person meets Casey someday and isn’t as “forgiving” as the jury


Just goes to prove how juries can be manipulated into reaching the wrong verdict. It is a system where the guilty are set free and the innocent rot in a jail cell. Surely there has to be a better way.


Turns my stomach knowing she got away with this and actually ended up better off having killed her own child , disgusting


The fact that she lied to the investigators, searched up suffocation, and had a signs of a decomposing body in the trunk of her car are not enough!!??? Like wow this lady should be behind bars for the rest of her life. I would he absolutely ashamed to be her lawyer/ attorney or whatever.

@Jonas Daverio umm.. The goal of a lawyer is to prove his customer is innocent. If you provide evidence against your client, then you're a shit lawyer and you would get no jobs. (If you cant defend your client after knowing he/she is guilty you can drop the case)

@mooglemania False. All you have to do is represent them in court, projecting their claims is a minimum. How could you ever prove that you believe your client? Belief can't be proven. Good lawyers often represent those that they despise, but representation is what keeps the salem witches alive. What is bad lawyer work is attempting to manipulate and confuse the jury to secure a win.

Ever met a lawyer? They don't have shame.

Ever met a lawyer? They don't have shame.

As someone whose interested in being a lawyer, I agree her lawyer did a terrible job morally and probably even legally if he lied under oath and should have to go to council for review, but we can't prove that he knowingly lied. The best thing the lawyer should've done is simply suggest taking a plea deal, but that's in hindsight.

Lawyers sadly have to do what's best for their clients, and in this case it was to take Casey at her word and construct a defense around it. Not his job to prove if she's innocent or guilty, his job is to debate her innocence in front of a jury. Morally he did something very wrong, but lawyers have to play devil's advocate at times to make a case for a criminal.

It's better than burdening a public defender with her case, they're already overworked as it is, and she had a right to an attorney/lawyer so it was either lawyer who agrees to take her case or public defender who's already worked to the bone.

Agree with everything except the lawyer part, they're there to do a job, everyone deserves a fair trial.<br>I can't imagine what the Dad was thinking though, he knows the smell, he knew what it meant and how she was behaving. I'm not blaming him for anything but it must have messed with his head.

Agree with everything except the lawyer part, they're there to do a job, everyone deserves a fair trial.
I can't imagine what the Dad was thinking though, he knows the smell, he knew what it meant and how she was behaving. I'm not blaming him for anything but it must have messed with his head.

I wonder how well that lawyer is doing today

I wonder how well that lawyer is doing today

@Okay M8 Do you have proof that Zeus doesn't exist?

@Okay M8 Do you have proof that Zeus doesn't exist?

@Abdur Rahmaan lmao are you living in disney world? Lawyers threw their ethic out the window the second they decided to study law. They are in the field for the money for politic, not to serve justice. Who the hell would hire him as a lawyer if he isn't willing to do whatever it takes to make sure his defendant doesnt end up in jail. I am sure this lawyer celebrated and slept pretty well that same night knowing that this case has made him famous and will look good on his resume.

It's not enough. Nothing links her to the murder. Her being suspicious and her abnormal behavior mean nothing.

Lawyer gotta eat and feed his fam lol they don’t give a fuuuuuuuuck and I don’t blame them. As bad as that sounds it’s how our system works for better or worse

Perfect example of the devils advocate at its best ..

Perfect example of the devils advocate at its best ..

@maria Vazquez I think attorneys and or lawyers have the right to refuse representation of a client. If they dont want to represent them in court, they dont have to take the case. Im not sure tho. Fact check me. However, if that is the case, that makes her acquittal even scarier.

The jury were to blame on this one. Those jurors will have to stand before God as well as Casey one day and explain why they let a child killer do free. Those jurors disgust me.

Baez is only concerned for his media exposure not the truth, he did another video after defending a football player who did a drive by- that player killed himself afterwards. Maybe because the lawyer got him off and he wouldnt be held responsible.

@AndrewLvov No, there’s another scenario. She could’ve said that her boyfriend, or really even anyone for that matter, had kidnapped her daughter and told her that they would kill her or her daughter if she ever spoke out about it. This would’ve been her best out actually, it would somewhat explain why she didn’t call for help and why she kept lying.

@Riccardo if you would like to form your own logical conclusion based solely in science and reason, I highly recommend this book. It allowed me to articulate the truth I felt: God Matters: Readings in the Philosophy of Religion (by Raymond Martin) it makes it very difficult to deny the existence of a higher entity. Also, if I honestly believed that humans were the apex of existence, I'd have quit the game a long time ago.

Yep! That attorney def did a number on the jurors to make them say not guilty of all the charges! I mean how is losing your kid and not reporting it child abuse at the very least!
This attorney then defended the man who shot Trey VonMartin and he got away with murder as well
It’s shameful

@Tate Baker Casey was giving him the 😺 too as form of payment so he spent alot of long hours spending time with Casey....

@Riccardo I've also had some undeniable metaphysical and spiritual experiences that further confirmed my theories.

@Riccardo I won't go through the usual tropes, but I will suggest some fellow Gnostics and/or their material:
*Carl Jung (any literature, really, but the Red Book is particularly riveting and introspective)
*How to Grow a Lotus Blossom/How a Zen Buddhist Prepares for Death
*the Nag Hammadi (oldest version of the Bible of which we are aware, and vastly different from Christianity; it is gnostic literature)

@Irie Rogue would you be willing to give some pointers?<br>I can't honestly say I'm searching, but I'm curious to know what's behind your confidence

@Irie Rogue would you be willing to give some pointers?
I can't honestly say I'm searching, but I'm curious to know what's behind your confidence

@Riccardo not here to convince you, that would be nearly impossible. Universal truth is earned. It has taken decades to draw these conclusions.

@Irie Rogue i dunno man, can't say I'm convinced

@Irie Rogue i dunno man, can't say I'm convinced

@Riccardo it's a gnostic term. Gnostic is simply put "truth seeking"<br>God won't necessarily be judging, but the rather the self, higher self, or the collective. I'm not sure if God is even conscious of us, we're like his skin cells or something. Instead of this sh×t being so taboo, we should all discuss it more. Then maybe we'd be more aware.

@Riccardo it's a gnostic term. Gnostic is simply put "truth seeking"
God won't necessarily be judging, but the rather the self, higher self, or the collective. I'm not sure if God is even conscious of us, we're like his skin cells or something. Instead of this sh×t being so taboo, we should all discuss it more. Then maybe we'd be more aware.

@Irie Rogue  you sound pretty convinced, but the way you talk about it seems to me god wouldn't be all too interested in judging his "cesspool" as you called

Is this "demiurge" some sort of pascalian divinity?
Or a Greek style unthinking prime mover?
You sound pretty certain, so I'm curious

@Riccardo the universe is logical. Humans (as well as their creator) are not.

@Riccardo I believe in God, but don't assume that I presume that It has any control or bearing on this realm. I don't think God made this place. Not directly, anyway. I think It made the thing that did make this place, so indirectly. The dimiurge created this cesspool, which is precisely why it so very well mirrors It's ugliness, as do we.

@Irie Rogue the mere existence of people doubting your god should suggest to you it's not as much of a "logical" conclusion as you think...
She got away nearly scot free, her public image tarnished for a few years, but will be forgotten in time
Plus surely if you believe in any sort of karmic justice you must think any judiciary system is wholly unneeded...
Who are you to play the role of god in judging sinners?

Yikes, it's a wonder our society hasn't fallen further thus far. Five likes just in this thread(MC Oliver's comment). Looks like we're rapidly moving away from God and decency 😬
If we "exist", God exists, as it is the collective and most logical conclusion. There is clearly a law of duality here. Even the laws of physics point to the existence of a collective entity. I digress...
Yeah, she will absolutely answer for what she did. We all will answer for our transgressions. It is an unavoidable outcome.

@maria Vazquez Would you take money to defend someone you were convinced murdered a 3 year old? And would you tell your conscience: 'I'm just doing what I was hired for.'

@Jonas Daverio Yeah bro. Corporate America is all business. No time to stop and think about being ethical.

Pretty sure the law is that you have to believe your client is innocent or otherwise recuse yourself so you don't get lawyers fudging up on purpose to sabotage their cases, so everyone gets a fair trial, otherwise you're leaving the door open for a mistrial. Dude had to believe she was innocent. And technically he only has to prove reasonable doubt and sadly he managed to since the evidence tying her to the murder were pretty circumstancial for the most part. We may think she did it, and it may seem obvious, but the burden of proof lies with prosecution. It's their fault she's walking free.

@Joni Therrien Unfortunately "God" doesn't exist, so it sucks either way.

@Joni Therrien Unfortunately "God" doesn't exist, so it sucks either way.

1. People lie. To investigators too. For different reasons. For example, to save face. 3. It wasn't signs of decomposing body but a smell that seems similar to.
Hard to say anything about #2 - searching for suffocation.

The strongest argument is that she didn't report her child missing for a month. The only possible scenarios I would think of people on drugs and insane.

@maria Vazquez That's a very American way of seeing the job of a lawyer. Defending someone doesn't mean lying and being dishonest. If you have a friend that is guilty of whatever, and you feel that you have to defend them doesn't mean you are going to lie and cover up what they did. It means that you will make sure they aren't going to get an undeserved treatment. In the same way, the job of a lawyer should be to defend people against legal abuse, not to lie at any price to hide the truth and make crinimals get away from what they did.

@maria Vazquez homeboy was getting it from her so he didn't care either way.

@maria Vazquez homeboy was getting it from her so he didn't care either way.

@Tate Baker yea exactly. I know he knows she guilty and it was his job to defend her. So I don’t know why people hate her lawyer.

Didn’t she also search chloroform?  She got off here but she will stand before God one day

@maria Vazquez did an amazing fucking job too

@maria Vazquez did an amazing fucking job too

i mean homeboy was hired to defend her so what he must do is defend her

i mean homeboy was hired to defend her so what he must do is defend her


She gets annoyed anytime her daughter Caylee is brought up or given concern for her well being. Sighs of annoyance and the real her comes out attacking someone. This monster never even implies she’s concerned about her daughter in fact she constantly cuts any dialogue down right away and irrelevant concerns are prioritized above her daughter


Seeking no truth.
Winning is all.
Find it so grim, so true, so real.


The commentator in the beginning states that Casey Anthony thought she could lie to the state the way she did to her parents and just get away with it. But it did work, she in the end got away with it...


I think Jodi Arias Saw this case and thought 💭 hmm maybe I can get an acquittal as well. But there was way to much convincing and overwhelming evidence that said otherwise


No punsihment is hard enough for such crime...


Her case (win / bailed) encourages others to “copy-paste.” It means “u can do…be devilish CLEVER.”


She’s guilty! Running free. She had a good lawyer.


So let me get this straight.  Casey pretty much done bad things and her parents did not give her the correct consequences - right? So she became a pathological liar because of lack of consequences?


This year in Greece a mother killed her child with poison while the child was in hospital. Her 2 other children had died the previous years for unknown reasons. An investigation started for the cause of death for the 3rd child and they concluded that the mother killed all 3 children with very low dosage of poison given to them systematicaly. All these years that her children were dying one by one she kept having a totally normal life having fun on vacation and showed no signs of grief.


The number of people that didn’t exist in her immediate storyline was absolutely insane


These investigators were so out of their league with her.  They weren’t experience enough to handle someone like her.  It’s obvious when watching this interview


the fact of how calm her voice is ................if that was my child i would be more than beside myself....10000% a sociopath gotta be. either way very manipulative


She lied to the police time after time and intentionally misled them in the search for her missing baby daughter.  Then made up another fairytale about Caylee drowning in a swimming pool accident. May God forgive her , I cannot.


Wait i need help understanding something here..
So in her defense she said that her father helped her bury the daughter?
Ummm did he confirm this or what or did i get something wrong here?


How in gods name ....?!
That this person got off the charges
Is just frighteningly surreal


She googled “foolproof suffocation” the prosecution rests


it’s funny they claim she drowned in the pool but why in the hell did she then put duct tape on her mouth if she was already dead? terrible liars. all of them. May God rest that baby’s soul


I'm still absolutely baffled that she killed her child with painful obvious evidence and still runs free. This is so fucked up. I don't get how anyone could even loom at her without spitting.


Wow this is hard to believe...the poor grand parents....either way the family have lost.


And yet Casey Anthony got away with murder.


When Christina said "If anything happens to that baby, I'll die." My eyes started watering. She loved her best friend's daughter more than her own mother did.   23:37

@regularspecial1 yeah I think the brother Lee and the best friend were really trying to say it without completely saying it, because they know how Casey Anthony is. She will just completely shut down and not say anything.

they knew too. not knew knew but her best friend even implied it

Mine too.  That moment was so impactful.

Mine too.  That moment was so impactful.

And the mother answer to that statement: “wow. Calling you was a huge waste”

I was about to comment something very similar, very heart wrenching and crazy to even conceptualise.

It reminded me of my own friends and how much they love my daughter. I got a little lump in my throat.

Honeslty and her responses was so disgusting to me

and the tone casey used to tell her calling them was a mistake ,, the contrast was so bold

You can't see Christina's face but for me at least you can hear how she's aghast and about to cry. It's really ripping to hear everyone's emotion and this <b>mother</b> has seemingly none.

You can't see Christina's face but for me at least you can hear how she's aghast and about to cry. It's really ripping to hear everyone's emotion and this *mother* has seemingly none.

As a brother to a sister. We lie to eachother. I relate to when her brother said "you're....making it really hard to want....to. I'm not going to go round for round with you I'll give you xtina so you can tell her"


I’d love to see the prosecution from the Jodi Arias trial talk to Casey Anthony 😂


I feel really bad for Caylee . She deserves better God bless her ! Jeez 😣 🥺🥺 This's the saddest thing I every heard in my life. There is no sad thing more than losing a child but she does feel nothing  literally Nothing ! Am really confused !


57:58 holy shit why didn’t the judge excuse and cite contempt? That’s downright dirty and beyond manipulative.


The problem is the system which calls for jurys. Too much put on a group of nobodies to figure out the law, proof, circumstances. Not a good system


The craziest thing is the fact that she herself NEVER asks about her daughter through it all.. .. never asks how things are regarding finding her.... she is obsessed with herself only...

You do know that the whole concept of trial by jury by your peers is inherently flawed because juries are made up of 12 people too thick to get out of jury service. How scary is that?

@Tanaphar Plus Masks not true. jesus did selfless act when he died.for you
 I've done selfish acts through his spirit who lives through me
Only.by being born again can you change and learn to be selfless through the holy spirit.

It's not crazy at all she killed her why would she ask and she's too much of a sociopath to pretend and act like she cared even if it meant being proved innocent. But somehow she got off. Don't get it

@Tev J totally agree. There was some foul play somewhere, somehow. None of this makes any sense....

The jury were told that Zenida didn't exist, that the situation with Jeffery was made up, that Casey had lied to the police, that she exhibited no signs of distress throughout the whole process, lied to the police on numerous occasions, went partying while her child was missing, didn't even bother contacting the police until she was practically forced to by her mother, Googled suffocation, claimed she was the happiest she had been in ages while her child was missing, and that the trunk of her car smelled like a decomposing body and still found her not guilty.

Im sorry, but no way in hell are 12 people collectively that stupid, and no slick lawyer could manage to convince that many people of innocence. Something about this whole case is seriously messed up and something seems really off about the whole thing.

@Lucas Villanueva Ironic how she talks about Casey talking about herself and you comment making it about yourself...


The jury said they were unable to prove her guilty, not "any person on the planet believes she didn't do it".


To me casey and her lawyer winning this case had nothing to do with their defence. I think the jury didn't buy that, i  believe the problem was that this was a death penalty case and that the evidence for premeditated murder was strong but not smoking gun strong. the jury probably got more hesitend to convict her of murder because you don't wanna hand out the death penalty unless you can be 100% certain that the defendant deserves that.


That "Yeah! Mm-hmm! Mm-hmm! Yeah! Mm-hmm! Yeah! Yeah!" garbage was infuriating. She sounded like she was trying to speedrun that interrogation.


You just have to look them in the eye, that's where evil lies, it's the only thing they can't control.