First, these videos are way too long and really could be edited down a lot. I admit that I skipped over parts.

I'm a retired attorney and although many hate the defense lawyer, we are ethically bound to represent our client to the best as we can under the law. He did a good job obviously. Factually, no one is happy about this case. Did she kill her daughter? Probably. But the criminal standard is "beyond a reasonable doubt." Percentage wise think of it somewhere around 66% - 75%. There can be some doubt, but by far you must believe the person to be guilty.

All they really have in this case is that she lied to the police and the damning web searches she did. They also tried to smear her personality and paint her as a party girl. Fine. All that is circumstantial. They don't have anything that links her directly to the crime. The charge is that she murdered her daughter, not that she lied to the police. Police lie to you and you are allowed to lie back to them. You are not under oath but as they warn you, what you say can be used against you. There is no law that says you must tell the truth to police (except a Federal law for the FBI). (I also question whether the videos of police interrogations were even admissible. Was she told of her Miranda rights at in the first one? In the second one after they arrested her for murder, she requested to speak to her attorney. Once that is invoked police cannot say another word to her. But in the video on the second interrogation he clearly said she is waiting for her attorney. If that is true then none of that is admissible. So it is even possible the police couldn't even introduce the interrogations as evidence and the jury never saw those).

90% of people arrested plead guilty to a lesser charge. Of the 10% that go to trial the prosecution wins 90% of the time. From my experience most prosecutors are not very good attorneys and often are arrogant because they win so easily. It is only in high profile cases like this that they actually have to work and are held to what the legal standard really should be. Just like the OJ Simpson case, chalk this up to a strong defense and, as the video states, overconfidence by the police and prosecutors.


Her lies are exhausting. Why did she not get ANY charge ? Why is this not being questioned? How could we live in a world that u could get away with this ?


A parent not reporting their kids missing should be automatic guilt.

Completely agree. Law enforcements are helpful in so many ways.

@C.A. Marg This should've already been a thing.

They're making it illegal to not report your child missing

@Earl Sciambra Jr. it's time to take off the tin foil hat.

@Earl Sciambra Jr. Say no to meth, Earl.

@NotsoJoe Rogan i mean, if someone has a child and they do missing wouldnt that look suspicious asf? Is not about making laws just bcs yes its abt having a Brain like u Said👍😁

Earl Sciambra Jr. I do not know if you are serious, but I did think she looks a little like Alanis, but not really Alanis.

Not if the child had reason or has been mentioning running away, personal experience

@Richard Allen So you think we can just decide things are illegal on the fly and not have written law? You must be big brain huh?

@So J Sung the fact that they need to write some legislative crap to make that illegal is a joke...Even the goddamn Vikings saw a reluctance to report a crime of any kind after a few days as an admission of guilt.

@Heather Nelson You still sleeping I guess. You must be a late bloomer.<br>The bright side is people are not as bad as the TV portrays us.

@Heather Nelson You still sleeping I guess. You must be a late bloomer.
The bright side is people are not as bad as the TV portrays us.

Caylee's Law is being proposed and even passed in some states. It is now a felony (in passed states) for a parent or legal guardian to delay/fail to report their missing child.

Automatic Hoax. Casey is Allanis Morrisette. You people believe anything but the truth.


If it was a man he woulda been in jail since that first phone call....


When she called her house and her bestfriend started crying because she was worried about her daughter, and her reaction was along the lines of "wow I called for nothing" you could see how much of a horrible person she truly is. I'm petrified that to this day she walks free and isn't paying the consequences of her actions

@dead meme u know women say kill all men I’m simply applying the same logic I know 100s of strong women who wouldn’t do this, but I hope she sees this bro even tho u 100% get cheated on

@bob builder You keep complaining about women under every other comment I read, get off reddit and touch some grass maybe then you'll get a girlfriend lmao

thank god for equality now that woman are favored in court systems like some victims who are harmless, so they get away with rape and murder

This part actually made my jaw drop. Caylee deserved so much more 💕

That part, and the part where the mom said “The whole world is looking for her” and she literally sounded like that was a bother to her. Smh. She is a horrible human.

Damn Western "justice" systems really suck.


I don't understand how the jury could have been LITERALLY SHOWN a picture of Caylee's skull WRAPPED IN DUCT TAPE and still be able to rule Casey not guilty, but either way–if Caylee drowned in a pool or was suffocated–it is undeniably her mother's fault that she is dead. There is no way you could leave a <b>literal 2 year old</b> alone in a pool long enough to drown without being just a straight up neglectful parent, but lets give her the benefit of the doubt and say Casey became essentially a vegetable long enough for Caylee to drown in their pool. So, once Casey regains sentience and discovers her daughter's dead body, she decides that instead of calling 911 or even her parents or her friend Christina(who clearly cared more about Caylee than her own mother did), she's going to wrap her daughter's face in duct tape, wrap her body in a blanket, store her body in the trunk of her car long enough for it to start to smell, all before finally dumping this little girl's body in a fucking swamp of all places and THEN she has the AUDACITY to go clubbing. I can't believe she gets to walk free when others have been executed for far less.

I don't understand how the jury could have been LITERALLY SHOWN a picture of Caylee's skull WRAPPED IN DUCT TAPE and still be able to rule Casey not guilty, but either way–if Caylee drowned in a pool or was suffocated–it is undeniably her mother's fault that she is dead. There is no way you could leave a *literal 2 year old* alone in a pool long enough to drown without being just a straight up neglectful parent, but lets give her the benefit of the doubt and say Casey became essentially a vegetable long enough for Caylee to drown in their pool. So, once Casey regains sentience and discovers her daughter's dead body, she decides that instead of calling 911 or even her parents or her friend Christina(who clearly cared more about Caylee than her own mother did), she's going to wrap her daughter's face in duct tape, wrap her body in a blanket, store her body in the trunk of her car long enough for it to start to smell, all before finally dumping this little girl's body in a fucking swamp of all places and THEN she has the AUDACITY to go clubbing. I can't believe she gets to walk free when others have been executed for far less.

@Kat C So no, in other words you don't apply it equally to black and white people.

@Lurk Snitchtongue also lets say black people can be racist and not just prejudiced.... why would you use black people being “racist” as a gotcha moment instead of condemning both white and black people for being racist... clearly you don’t actually care about white peoples experiencing “racism” from black people

@Lurk Snitchtongue what are examples of black peoples being racist? like actually racist to the point where it effects white people place/ranking in society. black people can be prejudiced toward white people but they cannot be racist bc black people do not hold societal power over white people. but i know you won’t agree i’m not really looking to have a dialogue w someone like you lmao

@ronnie millsap Let me give you a news flash: Evidence =/= proof

Without a confession, and proof, there is nothing the justice system can do.
For once, the system actually did what was right, given how little evidence they found to criminalize Casey.

@ronnie millsap Let me give you a news flash: Evidence =/= proof

Without a confession, *and* proof, there is nothing the justice system can do.
For once, the system actually did what was right, given how little evidence they found to criminalize Casey.

@Kat C Do you also apply this to black people who are racist against white people? Because if you did there would be very few blacks whose lives would not be ruined judging by that criteria. Or, let me guess, something something white people have societal power so their words are somehow magically worse. Because white people are definitely the ones with societal power when their racism gets their lives destroyed and black people racism gets them no such repercussions. That's definitely biased in favor of whites, right?

@ronnie millsap you should not be able to work about people of color if you have ever seen them as less than by using a slur... that is absolutely ridiculous you should have your life ruined for being that vile towards another human bc of their skin. there is absolutely no justifying that. period.

@Kat C because it doesnt make you a terrible person. you're young and you will learn. no reason to have your life made harder permanently, or even short term. if it was, alllll black people would never have any respect even from other black people, but being so openly prejudice and racist against white people from birth. the exact opposite of what Martin Luther King was meaning in his speeches!

@Amber Slahlize yes you must not of considered evidence if you think even 0.0000000000001% that she 'may not of done it'

Without relating it to the case: I have given swimming lessons to kids in the past and you would be surprised as to how little time it takes for a kid to start drowning. I've had kids going underneath the surface within 5 seconds of looking away. Also if it might safe a live someday: people drowning don't make as much noise as you might expect. its not like the movies. It can happen rather quietly. rule of thumb when it comes to kids: don't worry if you can hear them, worry if they are silent

@dustyak79 literally why do y’all love brining up getting held accountable for RACISM as a gotcha moment? it’s weird... anyone should know not to use slurs at the age of 8-10

@dustyak79 You make a painful point - society cannot dictate the objective truth, but it can make hell for anyone it opposses for any reason, and it doesn't matter if it's right or not.

People morn differently, and Casey is obviously a very private person, but yeah, it's strange to duct tape your child if you've found them dead, unless Casey didn't drown her child.
You can argue she was callous about how to probably bury her child, but there is no evidence that Casey did it.
Anyone else in Casey's life could have done it, but you're right, she could be twirling her mustache giggling to herself "Those idiots, I totally got away with murdering my child, now I can go back to partying", but unless there is a recording of her saying this, the truth of the matter is; nobody really knows.

My cousin (I haven’t talked to her in 10+ years) had an infant who somehow managed to get into a neighbors pool and drown. She wasn’t even the one to find him, it was the neighbors. Talk about horrifying and heartbreaking. She got her other two kids taken away and that was it, AFAIK. I don’t really know her and she’s the trash part of the family, but I know she was never under investigation. I don’t think she purposely killed him, but there was definitely negligence going on. I have no faith in the system protecting children.

Its that last part for me. Others have been executed for less and oftentimes as Falsely convicted!!! All the evidence was right there... yet she gets to walk free

I agree, let’s say she drowned , what’s the duct tape for ? Why search suffocation ....crazy, she will get hers ,

@Grisel Calcagno Dunno when but I believe Supreme Court ruled the charge of abandonment of a corpse violates right of self incrimination. But ya some type of charge should of happened I mean that Oklahoma cop accused of rape had like 30 different counts against  him he wasn’t found guilty on all but you know the tactic was shotgun charges out there hopefully something sticks.


she doesnt care about anyone but herself... even ran her Dad's reputation through the mud just to save herself... she is indeed the worst kind of human being there exist.

The mom fell for her lies and her dad didn't. I feel like she blamed him to punish him

@moonfrog9878 You are absolutely right. <br>But it's a different problem.

@moonfrog9878 You are absolutely right.
But it's a different problem.

@Tomáš L. Everyone is entitled to a defence... but the fact that its the person who can best play on the emotions of the jury wins, is a despicable idea, the evidence was damning, not 100% conclusive, but without any other given alternative, the reasonable doubt argument should've been rendered moot... If the child died in a swimming pool and was disposed of... you need to prove this... where is the beyond reasonable doubt here? The defence had no evidence, just speculation... The fact to make a decision not out of feeling sorry or out of anger was not used here, the attorney used the Jury's emotions of feeling sorry to persuade their decision... So immoral. And even if the child had drowned, the charge for negligence should still have been present... she admitted to at minimum, disposing of her child who died due to negligence... yet not guilty period? What a damn joke...

@freedomisfromtruth He is one of the best I have seen. We need guys like him.

@John Garcia no there's the shitty system and then there's this

@freedomisfromtruth lawyers gotta eat dawg. Shitty system but $$$)

Her lawyer baez would have defended satan if he could get the news


But... she lied about where her daughter was and gave false clues to the police? Isn't that illegal, at least? The jury system in America is INSANE. Disgusting. Her poor parents.

@HaY4t0 because they’re supposed to be your peers, not academics. Someone being versed in law of criminal psychology won’t rid them of bias anyways. But each team (defense and prosecution) has to select and agree on each juror. It seems like the prosecution was too lenient to the defense in this case. But I can’t think of any criminal justice system that is without flaw.

@urahairymonster I understand the purpose of a jury. What I don't understand is why jurors aren't required to be versed in law and criminal psychology. Wouldn't such a jury be even more accurate and less easily swayed by emotions? I mean Casey Anthony's entire defense was nothing but emotional manipulation and it still got her acquitted! How is that justice??

@HaY4t0 the point of the jury is to limit false convictions as much as possible. You have multiple people coming to a decision instead of just one (the judge). Ofc it’s not perfect because of cases like this, but other systems allow judges to have too much power and their personal biases can ruin an innocent person’s life. But also, judges DO have the power to overrule the jury if they think they’re decision is unreasonable, which the judge chose not to do.

Too right... we have people arguing over whether it was the jury's fault or the prosecution's fault and I'm over here like, WHY exactly do we force ordinary citizens with little to no education in law or criminal psychology to make life changing decisions in a court of law to begin with?

@SvM Was The Sheet O.J. was rich, famous and universally loved. Class is a much bigger divider than race/sex.

Dont pitty her parents, they are just as guilty in my opinion. These people are all mentally troubled. The dynamic of their conversations was insane.

i think it’s cause she was a charismatic beautiful white woman. if you imagine this being anyone else they’d be in jail for it.

Yes it's illegal, and she was found guilty of that. The most she could get was 4 years and she had already served 3 while she was waiting for trial, so she was sentenced to time served.


Her parents knows she’s a pathological liar, that’s why her mom wanted to see her eyes when they’re were talking through the glass.

God yous are so sick 😂😂😂😂 blaming her parents. When Infact her mother was the one who alerted police. Yous  seriously need a reality check. Get a grip guys..... Holy shit.

They threw a fake party big deal, not the best thing to do in the world I get that.

But to blame any off these parents in this situation is dumb.

@Gryll The Onion I would have the same opinion if I was in your shoes. Bless you.
Yes, a little background on my family and I.
I was a single Mom for about 17 years before I decided to even start dating. No men came home and the boys in the house were my 2 male cats. Lol.
I am a Christian and was raised with Missionaries to Russia.
I was careful what was allowed to be watched on TV and who they were allowed to be alone with...people's houses, etc. I've been a Mother hen over my babies.
My parents did a lot of volunteer work at church and in the area and also were Marriage Counselors.
My mom worked for a division of CPS because her heart went out to abused kids.
My home was always open to other kids that needed a safe place to go as long as they obeyed the rules of the house.
There was alot of love at my house and I've taken 2 parenting courses.
One called: Growing kids God's way thru my church.
The other was Love and Logic.
I read parenting books and still have a few.
I'll tell ya... nothing better than being a Mom. I saw so many kids that their parents didn't want them around and or was absent. My home was open... They all knew they were welcome to any food in the fridge and that our home was inviting, warm and safe.
Now, I didn't have to explain all that.... But decided to. I am 49 today and was at a clients house today and saw 2 little pictures her Grandkids drew for them. My goodness!!  Those little cuties! My heart just melted!!
I was very fortunate as a single mom....my job didn't keep me all day and I was usually home by the time school was out and what a blessing that was. A day the park and zoo was a favorite for us!
We also lived in the Country and my clients were in the city....
But, I dedicated my time to go to work, come home, pick up my daughter's and bring them 2 times a week to swim and gymnastics and then go back home and shower and go to bed.
Bless you..
❤

@McKenzie Ross yes! You are right! There was a couple times when my husband came home and I would take a shower sometimes when he got home because it also gave me a break from her as I was a full time Mom. But at those couple times she was banging on the bathroom door screaming for me.
I didn't get it?
So, I got out of the shower because she was acting so scared and like something was wrong. So, I opened up the door and she was rt in front of me and finally happy I was there.
Then, I asked my husband what was going on and he said he didn't know and that he was just sitting on the couch watching TV which he was. So, I was really baffled.
I seperated and then my Mom volunteered to take my daughter and I let her as I went back 14 hours away to try and work things out with my husband and it wasn't until later that my Mom noticed odd behavior from her in the tub. Brought her to a sexual assault center and at just under 3 years old.... I got to see her hang her little head and say her Daddy touched her.
What the heck? The last thing I would have ever thought and he was a former cop too. Big time into porn.
It was horrible!! My poor poor daughter!!
She's the one that lost her last born little boy on the day she was seperated from her husband and she was in the same river as her little boy but in a different spot.
The dad apparently fell asleep and the 2 younger boys left and walked down to the river and only one came back.
She was just sick knowing she was in the same river.
She's just broken into pieces and tried commiting suicide and also was diagnosed RAD as a child. It's alot like borderline personality disorder.
I hurt deeply for her and sooooo wished I could reverse time!

@McKenzie Ross Good point! I glanced over the comment and didn't get to that part. A toddler that was abused at a young age will not act "normal" even if they were raised in a "morally right" household. Also, we don't even know what morals they believe in, so this household might not even be so great in the first place. However, since I don't live there and don't know the daughter or parents personally, I conclude my statement. Good point, though. 👍

@Brenda Faithful well I think you have your answer. She was hurt as a toddler???? From what you said I can tell you didn’t know this happened but obviously this behavior didn’t come out of nowhere. Her changing when she became a teenager could mean she remembered something traumatic happened to her could could have finally realized something happened to her that shouldn’t have and would explain the switch. My sister has behavior issues but we just recently found out she was molested and she only JUST realized how that was not supposed to happen when she got a bit older. All we can do for family like this is get them HELP. Everyone is a product of their environment even if what they learned isn’t from you specifically.

@Gryll The Onion especially since she says her ex-husband HURT her when she was a toddler?? How can you expect to be raised normal when you don’t get help even when you were raised in a “moral household”. She really can’t claim her daughter was raised in a moral household if she was hurt by her father or father figure.

@Brenda Faithful Did you know that if parents are strict about a certain topic, their child will do everything they can to go against it? It's common in many households. For example, if the parents of a young teenage daughter are against skimpy clothing, she will always try to wear it behind the parents back. Children get kicks out of doing bad things. Not every child does this, but usually the middle child tends to be more problematic than the first since they are not in the spotlight. The middle child will do anything to get their parent's attention, even if they end up breaking the rules.

Just want to point out that they aren’t on opposite sides of glass. Each are sitting in front of a monitor with a camera. They aren’t sitting directly across from each other.

@ice la honk I'm thinking they can know that she is a liar at certain occasions and "forget it" at others, maybe in the end they believed her, but at that moment in the interview it did seem she was doubting her and even wanted to confront it.

People, the daughter inherited it somewhere, she wouldn't just invented her rooted deception skill without witnessing examples, and being nurtured that way, even if accidentally. If my mom and dad were curious about my daughter's death and me being the suspect, they will squeeze truth out of me in any way possible, with bonus of anger coz they know who I am. Plus, they tend to love grandchild more...

caylee turned 15 this year. fly high babe ❤

And they enabled her behavior each and every time

@tempo gr and her parents continued to support her thats a bit twisted

@ice la honk good point bro. Though i think they changed their mind after she murdered a child.

brah they threw her a fake graduation party after she skipped half of 12th grade.     they literally <b>celebrated</b> her pathological lying

brah they threw her a fake graduation party after she skipped half of 12th grade.     they literally *celebrated* her pathological lying

@tempo gr then why are they fishing for info?

@tempo gr  she acqused her dad of sexual abuse


Casey: “She drowned accidentally. Then I ducked taped her mouth shut and threw her in a swamp.”
Investigator: “that doesn’t make any...”
Casey: “uh-huh.”
Investigator: “...sense”

@Hannah Tyson you please give it an an example

@Marcus Donahue Yeah but he was a baby at the time himself...

Ya I don't get how they won that case?? If she drowned and everyone in the family new but hid the fact of the drowning to police and everyone, wouldn't they all be in trouble????  This case ruling will never make sense to me.  What about all the lies, what about the tattoo, and the journal entry.  Those were proof she was happy while her daughter was  dead.  I get so angry every time I see that disgusting B's face.

@Kara Kerley Beat me to it lol. Granted, I used to call it "Duck Tape" because as a kid I saw the tape my dad used and it had a duck as the mascot on the packaging. I don't remember the brand name, but don't think it was the actual brand name called Duck Tape.

You can't scroll through many comments without running into some that seen like they were made by bots doing some cultists  proselytizing.  The posts are always non sequitur and empty drivel.

@Stephen Grigg I did too for the longest, and I didn't know the history of duck/duct tape until today lol!

@Kara Kerley huh, I didnt know that. I guess either term works but I assumed people calling it "duck" tape was just from a misconception.

@Stephen Grigg no, it's not a joke. Looking it up I just learned it was actually called duck tape because of the materials it's made out of and preceded "duct tape". https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duct_tape

@Stephen Grigg MAn...this video has a lot of weirdos on it doesn't? Probably were on her jury.

Didn't matter. Baez picked a really stupid jury, and then made up absurd theories. At the very least that should ahve been a hung jury, but that jury wanted out of there because they were trying to make book deals and interviews while inside during the trial.

The very few interviews they had, they clearly didn't understand the concept of reasonable doubt. They more, or less acquitted her because they didn't knwo what the motive was. Mom lied on the stand. Baez made up some asinine stories that the evidence showed wasn't true.

Just the fact she waited a MONTH to call the police after she went "missing" and her car smelling like a dead body would ahve been a case closed for me.

@Joe P I've left plenty of comments calling casey anthony a despicable human being.

@Kara Kerley there is a brand now. I think that's more recent, like they made it as an inside joke.

@Stephen Grigg interesting that that was your take home from this video. Not the baby killing mother, but the mispronunciation of a type of tape. Where you on the jury by chance?

@olivia grace yeah, your god and his son Jesus, let a baby die at the hands of its mother. Real cool guys.

@lol i have a q, i accidentally got white  love juice on my bible pages and they are now stuck together. How can i open them without ripping? The crucifixion's my fav to climax to 😔

@Chocolate Thunder to repent of your sins means that you change your way of thinking. For example: if you watch porn & maaturbate you stop doing it bc you know it’s bad for your mind & God doesn’t like it. The only thing God wants is a genuine relationship with you. He loves you very much and it’s an incredible journey. God bless you all. If you have any q’s lmk.

@Stephen Grigg isn't duck tape name brand duct tape though?

Right?! As soon as the Defense said her child DROWNED in a family pool... well, wtf was the Duct Tape for?! Why dump her in a swap, in a bag? This jury is what is wrong with the legal system. I wish the Judge could have override their obvious mistake!

This is a pet peeve of mine because I do construction and did HVAC at one point, it's not "duck" tape, its duct tape, because it's for air ducts.

Where was this said? I’ve seen two other comments with that

I feel horrible that this made me literally lol

turn to Christ and repent before it’s too late because He loves us so much He died for us and God His Father raised Him from the dead and loves us 🥰

@Hannah Tyson Yeah but didn’t the defense say that it wasn’t her but somebody else who disposed of the body

the fucked up thing is she still should have gotten a charge called “tampering with a corpse”


She just seems so irritated by people trying to find HER baby

@MsLouisez okay but when your baby needs to be found you lead them on a wild goose chase, get pissed at people asking questions, and instead of looking you’re out partying? Come on that’s suspicious and definitely points to murder not an accident.

To be honest - not being maternal isn't evidence of murder.<br>Being a murder is evidence of being a murder.

To be honest - not being maternal isn't evidence of murder.
Being a murder is evidence of being a murder.

@Lost Shadow like I just don’t get how anyone can say she was forced to do anything...they didn’t hold her hostage they didn’t hold a gun to her head the worst that happened was them saying we won’t financially support you or be in your life and she’s the one that said wow don’t want that to happen so I’ll keep it. That’s not being forced to keep it it’s just being put in a hard decision that’s still fully her decision and her decision only

@Lost Shadow her parents CANNOT force her to keep a baby when she is a legal adult with full legal rights over her body...that’s literally just a fact. No matter what they said how they pressured her SHE HAD THE CHOICE, and SHE CHOSE to keep it because they literally cannot force her to keep it they have zero say. So it doesn’t matter if she CHOSE to keep the baby due to pressure from her parents, it was still her choice. That’s literally just a fact they did not force her because they legally have no say, she is fully responsible for giving into whatever pressure they put on her because it was her choice to make and keeping it was the choice SHE made and SHE made alone

@Hell Star Her parents forced her to keep the baby, she was pressured into something she didn't want. That doesn't change the fact that she took her own daughter's life though

@Lost Shadow she was a grown ass adult that DID NOT have to listen to her parents so I don’t see how that’s on them at all

Casey actually wanted an abortion when she found out she was pregnant with Caylee but her parents refused to let her abort Caylee. Not defending her, but maybe if her parents had let her get the abortion  like she wanted none of this would have happened. Casey never wanted to have a child from the get go

@olivia grace Its funny how many rapists, murderers, kidnappers, assaulters, and generally terrible people seem to echo that exact sentiment. Almost like they are using it as a replacement for morality and critical thought, and especially consequences. But hey, that's just what I see! ;)

@aliceee I don't think that concept will compute for her. But if it's any consolation we will be spared having to deal with an afterlife that is filled with people like that.

@🥀Vampiraa🥀 God bless!  Believe in your heart and confess with your mouth that Jesus Christ is our Lord and Savior and died on a cross for our sins so we can live again in Heaven where there is no pain or suffering!  God is our Father and Creator and raised His Son Jesus from the dead!  Confess and repent of your sins and God will freely forgive you!  Trust in God and live for Jesus as He died for you! 💕 (don’t swear or take God’s name in vain!)

@aliceee God bless!  Believe in your heart and confess with your mouth that Jesus Christ is our Lord and Savior and died on a cross for our sins so we can live again in Heaven where there is no pain or suffering!  God is our Father and Creator and raised His Son Jesus from the dead!  Confess and repent of your sins and God will freely forgive you!  Trust in God and live for Jesus as He died for you! 💕 (don’t swear or take God’s name in vain!)

Got damn it stop trying to find my missing child!,😡

@Hell Star yeah, I think they are all a part of it. Something is not right.

@Sandy Loraine I hope you’re not saying her parents did it and she’s covering it up? She was willing to throw them under the bus and pretend her dad was assaulting her I doubttttt she’d cover up then actually killing her kid she’d jump on that so quick.

@aliceee

Judge and Jury: She’s innocent.

 Me: Even though she lied so much when she didn’t have to? And she mislead the police so well and is showing narcissistic behavior. An investigator asked her if she was “telling anything that’s untrue” and she replied “No sir”.

LITERALLY thats the word i was looking for... she just seems so frustrated throughout the entire thing, jesus.


Casey: says literally any name
Screen pauses
JCS: this person does not exist

Casey: says literally any name
Screen pauses
JCS: *this person does not exist*

@barbarab1001 he was an investigator for the defense, not for the police. Don’t get it twisted! He was hired by her attorney

Juliette Louis is real she is a movie star.  lol

@Aj i bet, there was no pool in the backyard in the first place.

@Aj That's actually exactly what the lead investigator she is now living with says, there is no evidence of any ducttape

The real juliette Lewis should sue casey for defimation of character. I mean how insulting, a top Holywood actress to be degraded to working behind a photobooth at a theme park lol

She says them so calmly and so easily that it sounds pretty real. She could definitely fool me 😂

That person does exist, they even sued her for defamation and lost against Anthony..

@Anwar Williams Very weird system to let untrained persons decide who is guilty

Attention: Xanax is no effective substitute for a real babysitter. Please consult your doctor if you are imagining random suspects during pending investigations.

Their argument is so stupid... “she drowned” ok so we are just gonna ignore the fact that she had duct tape on her face now? Okay.

I don’t know why I was laughing so hard every time it happened. I really believed her !! 😂😂

<b>The Lie Detector Says That Was a Lie</b>


She literally got away with murder... and anyone who defends her is just as despicable

@I'm bored They had overwelming proof, the problem is you don't always need proof to convict someone, the Jury was full if idiots that day.

@Dj Trig wait, did you call acab is ridiculous when you supported it in your previous comment, or cant you just write straight? Either way i do agree that acab is ridiculous. and what about the comment that i replied to a guy saying that there wasn’t enough evidence?

@Aditya 999 boy I’m not arguing, just dispelling your ridiculous comment that ACAB and another comment about inconclusive evidence in the Casey Anthony trial are somehow related. Damn, work that brain out my guy

@Dj Trig  no, I understand, again i’m not gonna argue with tools

@Aditya 999 lmao idk how to teach you fundamental reading comprehension...what don’t you understand?

@Dj Trig i don’t even wanna talk to you please don’t reply,  i don’t argue with tools

@Aditya 999 hold up boy, just because policing is shitty beyond reckoning doesn’t mean baby killers are now excused lmao. Obviously the justice system failed here, and tbh Casey’s whiteness probably helped. Doesn’t change the fact that ACAB

@Total Badger Jesus man, shes guilty,its very clear even though they don’t have direct evidence, the evidence they have is overwhelming. No human in their right mind would not inform the police after their baby was missing and have a car that smells like a dead body. And even after going to the police lie about everything.

@Virvum Juggernaut Yep. They just done their job. In a genius way. Maybe not ethically, but genius nontheless

@Aditya 999 doesn’t matter what they thought, the physical evidence to connect the “mother” to the murder matters and there was none. Plus the defense was pretty genius (in a morbid way, but that’s his job and props to him)

@Total Badger the judge themselves thought they were guilty, he admitted that the false accusations tainted the jury

I love seeing everyone attack young broccolini simply because he stated there was no evidence and he watched the whole trial. So did I! There was no evidence she killed her child... it's great that youtubers have the comment sections to exact their judgment on a woman they dont even know. The media and justice system absolutely wasted her time. They found her guilty right away and then did everything to hold that view and project it on ignorant america.

@I'm bored you cant be serious, you just cant be

@I'm bored literally what are you on?? Have u watched all the vid? You can not believe that this cruel monster is innocent

@I'm bored jesus, man, how can you even think this bro, how are you able to defend a baby killer. Goddamn this new acab shit is getting outta control.

@I'm bored  Dude she killed a baby, all the evidence points to the, the only person who could’ve benefitted from that was casey, all her stories were lies, the way she speaks is exactly how a pathological liar would. SHE WAITED FOR 5 WEEKS BEFORE ANYONE BUT SHE KNEW THAT CASEY WAS MISSING FFS. YOU ARE ACTUALLY SUPPORTING A BABY KILLER WHO LIED HER ENTIRE LIFE.

@I'm bored I have an ex girlfriend that is a pathological liar that would even lie about what she ate for breakfast that morning. They sound incredibly believable unless you are actually there to see what actually happened(in this case, seeing what they ate in the morning)

@I'm bored There was an overwhelming amount of proof.


Christine: "If anything happens to Caylee, I'll die, do you hear me? I'll DIE"<br>Caylee's literal mom: "Omg calling u guys?? total waste lol"

Christine: "If anything happens to Caylee, I'll die, do you hear me? I'll DIE"
Caylee's literal mom: "Omg calling u guys?? total waste lol"

@Blue I actually have to agree with David on this one. You can't incarcerate someone unless you're absolutely certain, like, 100% certain, not 99%, because that's still a 1% chance of incarcerating an innocent person.

It happens too often. The court is so sure that someone has committed a crime, only to lock them up for decades before finally abjuring the case.

@Mr. Price no such thing as karma, God will give her what she deserves, either in this life or the afterlife

@David Engelman  That’s not how that works at all... 99% certainty is more than enough for a conviction. The correct phrase you’re looking for is “proof beyond a reasonable doubt” ...meaning proof that is close to an absolute certainty. But it doesn’t have to be 100%. If you actually needed 100% certainty for every single crime committed, sooo many people would get away with murder- because a lot of the time the only witness was the dead victim, so unless the suspect straight up confesses (which they rarely ever do), technically you’ll never be able to 100% confirm it. So would you rather a killer walk free without consequence on a 1% chance they didn’t do it? No. If it seems far more likely than not that a person has committed a horrendous crime, like with this case, they should absolutely be locked up. To do otherwise would be negligent and dangerous, to let someone who is almost certainly a child murderer run loose (and potentially take another innocent life in the future)

@David Engelman  That’s not how that works at all... 99% certainty is more than enough for a conviction. The correct phrase you’re looking for is “proof beyond a *reasonable* doubt” ...meaning proof that is _close_ to an absolute certainty. But it doesn’t have to be 100%. If you actually needed 100% certainty for every single crime committed, sooo many people would get away with murder- because a lot of the time the only witness was the dead victim, so unless the suspect straight up confesses (which they rarely ever do), technically you’ll never be able to _100%_ confirm it. So would you rather a killer walk free without consequence on a 1% chance they didn’t do it? No. If it seems far more likely than not that a person has committed a horrendous crime, like with this case, they should absolutely be locked up. To do otherwise would be negligent and dangerous, to let someone who is almost certainly a *child murderer* run loose (and potentially take _another_ innocent life in the future)

Although I do think she did it you can't prosecute her unless you're absolutely beyond a doubt 100% sure if you're 99% sure that that means one out of 100 people are innocent in jail in prison you have to be 100% sure beyond the shadow of a doubt proven you can't be 99% sure it doesn't work that way p.s. I'm only halfway through the video at this point but there are slips like you've been a great dad you've been a great grandfather not that you are a great father a great grandfather you are a great grandfather little slips like that lead me to believe she did it she has inside knowledge

Isn't it crazy how everybody is worried about her daughter - except Casey herself!

@Alex Richmond no it doesn't mean her birth mother. It means her mother with emphasis on mother to highlight the should -be close and important relationship between mother and daughter (which is absent here)

ITT: people that don't know what <b>emphasis</b> is.

ITT: people that don't know what *emphasis* is.

heartbraking. christine cared so much for caylee and you could tell.


HOW THE FUCK DID THE JURY NOT CONVICT HER WTF


Her defense attorney... Christ I'd want him on my side if I killed someone, he'd spin a story of how I'd been gangbanged by aliens when I was 17 and sent back in time 5 years and my fingerprints and DNA at the crime scene are actually from a different timeline where I didn't get abducted.

He''s fucking good. On the one hand, it's really unsettling to see someone so smart, charismatic, and eloquent tell a story he knows is utterly false as if it's gospel truth. On the other hand he's kind of doing a service for justice in the long run by really pushing the prosecution to overcome his performance, and hopefully the additional technologies and capacity to collect and evaluate physical evidence will rise to the challenge.

Her defense attorney... Christ I'd want him on my side if I killed someone, he'd spin a story of how I'd been gangbanged by aliens when I was 17 and sent back in time 5 years and my fingerprints and DNA at the crime scene are actually from a different timeline where I didn't get abducted.

He''s fucking good. On the one hand, it's really unsettling to see someone so smart, charismatic, and eloquent tell a story he *knows* is utterly false as if it's gospel truth. On the other hand he's kind of doing a service for justice in the long run by really pushing the prosecution to overcome his performance, and hopefully the additional technologies and capacity to collect and evaluate physical evidence will rise to the challenge.

Clinton Leonard the lawyers have access to the same information as the prosecutors but a good lawyer can manipulate the judge and jury for a favorable outcome. This is why they are not under oath to tell the truth. The trial is essentially a fight between the prosecutor and the defence. Prosecutors are also guilty of doing shady stuff to win cases where innocent people are put behind bars. So while you can argue that both prosecutors and defence is needed, it is morally reprehensible, evil even to knowingly get someone off the hook who by any reasonable standard aught to be found guilty. The Justice system failed and the defence lawyer is a part of that.

His job isn't to believe Casey's story or not. His job is to go to the government and say "prove it" and poke holes in their stories. And the government failed to prove it that day. If you believe everyone is entitled to a defense, there is nothing wrong with him as a person or his role in the justice system. He plays a very important role in terms of our freedoms and liberties.

@Zissou Moonshot yeah once the death penalty was on the line most parents I believe would suddenly do anything to keep there child alive over finding out the truth

@Last Word But how could a lawyer know their defendant is a criminal if they haven't had a trial yet?  Until the trial they are innocent by law, and therefore it is not amoral to defend them.  Having a fair system, even if a few bad people escape, is so much more moral than having a system where your guilt does not need to be proven.

@Clinton Leonard criminal is someone who has committed a crime. The trial is to determine whether or not they are a criminal (guilty). Lawyers who defend people they know are criminals to help them get away with a crime are immoral people. You're just rationalizing immoral behavior and your entire reply was a 'no you' and then a long winded strawman. People rationalize other immoral behaviors too like 'if i didnt do it somebody else would have'.

He doesn't KNOW it's utterly false at all. He would get disbarred for lying for his client. Casey is lying to him too. He would have his doubts like we all do but that is not him lying.

Britton Andrews Agreed 100%. I have a family member who works for Legal Aid - it’s unfortunate but they are definitely needed.

@Genarii You keep saying we all know she's guilty, but it wasn't proven.  That IS our justice system "working."  I know this time it upset us, but I am glad the system exists because it could be you or me, and we could be innocent.

@Last Word No, you are the one rationalizing.  You want to live in a perfect world where criminals are not defended and we just lock them all up immediately with zero mistakes.  The truth is that real life is not that easy, and we afford the same rights to every suspect because, no matter what your opinion is, they are INNOCENT - until proven guilty.

@Clinton Leonard  "They don't know if their client is guilty or not." How stupid do you think they are while still being such capable attorneys? Technically, all any of us "know" is that we exist. It doesn't change the fact that Casey's guilt is up for about as much debate as gravity, and her attorney knows this better than most. He chose this client and likely felt quite good and accomplished after knowingly helping a child murderer walk free. Yet we keep singing the praises of our justice system as though it cannot be improved upon. Where do we get this notion?

@Clinton Leonard youre just rationalizing something clearly immoral.

You should google some of his other cases, if you don’t already know them. He is DEFINITELY amazing at his job.

Clinton Leonard I’m not saying the jury isn’t to blame. This trial was a pile of horseshit and pretty much everyone knows it.

Yeah he was already a well respected defense attorney -- that case made him into a A-list attorney if he wasn't already. He did something that most people frankly thought was going to be impossible.

@gogoforromeo It's not scummy to defend people, even criminals.  If lawyers didn't defend criminals the same way they defend innocent people the justice system would not exist.  The jury decides your innocence, the lawyer just argues it.  Blame the jury if you want to blame the ones who did something wrong.

Clinton Leonard He can come to the same logical conclusion that any jury can. He sees all the evidence provided. “Just doing job” doesn’t make it okay for you to do something downright scummy.

@gogoforromeo It does, actually.  He has probably defended tons of innocent people as well as he defended Casey.  Lawyers just do their job.  They don't know if their client is even guilty or not.  That's the point.

Isn’t she dating one of her defense attorneys?

This guy tells the jury to not make decisions based on emotion, after strategically telling a story about her father abusing her as if that has anything to do with the facts or evidence of the case. I guess you can call that smart, more like the prosecutors and jury are stupid.

This is one of the best things I've ever read lol

I bet you he even fed her the idea of being molested as a child without exactly even saying it, and she would've been like you genius we're 2 of a kind

Baez will be the legal equivalent of the Monday morning football reel. This guy will go down in defense law lore.

Clinton Leonard Doesn’t make him a good person though.

Yep, he is forcing the prosecution to prove, without a shred of doubt, that she is guilty.  Does it suck that she is obviously guilty using common sense?  Yes, but he is still a good lawyer.

He got Aaron Hernandez acquitted of murder as well. Baez is the lawyer I'd call if i was a killer.

Yeah he’s definitely good at what he does, and plays a necessary part in the legal system (however flawed it may or may not be). But seeing this kind of stuff makes me extremely hesitant to trust attorneys of any kind.

Yeah I’d love to see him try talk that crap to a higher being or GOD himself. Depart from me!


Still blows my mind how she wasn't convicted. Jurors were stupid.

The judge bears some responsibility here too; he could've rejected the jury's verdict.

@ZZZ I watched the whole trial and you can too. Take a few weeks and go watch. Then get back to me. But I won’t be doing your research for you, toots.

@G I feel like that's reaching a bit, the case is so well known that they would have gotten notoriety even if they convicted her

@Holly Harrison I was thinking about doing that myself, is it worth my time? I see that its all on youtube

Innocent until proven guilty, better for 100 guilty men to go free than 1 innocent man to be imprisoned

It’s crazy she did she spun the lie long enough and it worked itself out again!!!

If you can stand it watch the Dan Abrams versus Nancy Grace show about it.  They have that weird little alternate juror on the show who, to me, was drawn into Casey’s story and would have voted to acquit.  He now believes it was her fault.  He also mentions that he didn’t feel George was a credible witness.  It was like he was following a different trial

Good ol American “justice”....we fail over and over. OJ, Robert Blake, Casey Anthony, and countless others. It’s beyond time to correct the system.

I did too.
But the more I look into the case; the more I understand why the jury came to the decision that they did.
We have the benefit of hindsight and have the benefit of knowing all the information.
The truth is the police and prosecution overconfidence botched this case. They missed key information like the web search on Firefox. Only finding out about that web search after the trial was over.
The police could have found Caylee's body a lot sooner and have a lot more evidence if they actually listened to one of witnesses.
They also presented a ridiculous theory that Casey, a high school dropout that couldn't hold a job, was smart and technical enough to make chloroform. And shoddy evidence from her diary that wasn't from 2008 but actually 2003.
The prosecution case was weak. They couldn't prove premeditated murder. Heck, they couldn't even prove that she killed her daughter.

The fact you think 12 people who sat and witnessed the entire case and testimony from both prosecution and the defence were “all stupid”, while you witnessed none of it, is pretty stupid.


Her parents are pathetic.  They’ve created this monster.  A full-blown graduation party for someone that didn’t graduate…it’s okay to lie, we’ll cover for you - and the dad was a cop?!? He should know better.  Instead, they’re more worried about showing face.

@Zed that’s sounds like my ex-fiancé, but he did that to me instead. Fully engaged to me, 5 year relationship but he was happily living a single life last year and lying to the other girl he was single. Don’t get me started that his ex girlfriend prior to me did exactly the same to him, and his ex reminds me so much of Casey and her parents just nurturing this pathological liar! It’s crazy

It's really hard to face the reality that your child is a monster and it's easier to deny it. However, that denial has killed a child so I don't feel that bad for the parents. They could have potentially prevented this.

I don’t agree. It’s one thing to want to make your child happy & try to cover for them. It’s another thing to murder your child. Her parents aren’t murderers, & normal humans don’t expect murder to happen in comparison to lying about graduating.

@mmven1 The parents have some serious issues in that they don't want to have their child feel disdain towards them. So much so they will do anything to please her and love her.

Proof positive, just because you are a cop doesn't mean you are good!

@Brett Milo to a degree yes.  You ultimately chose who you want to be once you’re an adult.

Ikr? Everyone who is saying they are not to blame is a fool. They raised her to be like this.

I can't believe how the parents let her get away with everything. And the way Casey is talking to her mom, I could never be so disrespectful towards my parents

VH What do you mean that ex cop should know better? With the amount of bad cops on the streets acting as if they own the streets literally, I’m surprised you said that. To top it all off Casey’s parents molded her into what she’s today, a cold hearted killer that got away with murder!


This actually pisses me off beyond reason, I can't see how she wasn't found guilty of any of the charges, its fucking astounding.

@My best nugget "No conclusive evidence OJ...". OK

@Dix3n That result can be perfectly obtained with a jury formed by judges.

@Jayako It's to help prevent innocent people found guilty. There's a saying "It is better 100 guilty persons should escape, than that one innocent person should suffer."

@Manny Wilson lmao racism is the truth i love being racist so much fun and its also very based

@Sightless Sniper he’s fucking rich and famous.. so no it’s not as surprising as this

I love this - brilliant lawyer, smart defendant, stupid prosecutors looking for the death penalty when they don't have a solid case (they couldn't get a confession). A great example to remind us all how biased, inconsistent, and unfair the US legal system is.

I've heard it was because the prosecution jumped the gun and only went for first degree murder, when they should've went for a bunch of other charges to try and get her.  Not going against anybody here, I agree she is pure evil and should've been locked away forever, where she probably would've been destroyed in prison because as far as I'm aware even prisoners hate people who hurt kids

@cheetamcu I don't understand man. So it's a choice between death penalty and letting her go free? Wtf

@Evan Noyes it’s annoying he’s commenting this and maybe for him it’s about race but for me, the guy got away with that murder and wrote a book about how he would murder his wife and it was exactly like how she died. It was weird to me. And he too was very laid back like Casey was in court. But it’s annoying he’s commenting about that case on this video.

@Thisnamesucks True. The worst punishment for the worst people shouldn't be death. There are things worse than death. Death is too good for them.

Yeah... Florida's always been a fucked-up place...

@Crack Dad I don’t really give a damn though. Everybody knows your ability to beat a case is dependent entirely upon your financial status. Just a normal day in the US justice system

@Crack Dad yea they really messed up with OJ huh🤣

@My best nugget  how about the blood in the bronco? You know the blood that matched both of theirs? Lol love when people try that shit.

@Sightless Sniper first of all, there is no conclusive evidence that OJ killed those people. Secondly, how is that relevant here?

Totally agree! To me it's absolutely obvious that she is GUILTY from tip to toe!!!!

@Mike Honcho I really have the impression it was a very useful thing in the past, but that it is counterproductive nowadays. It would obviously make much more sense to put experts in a jury, or at least have more emphasis in judicial matters during education, or at least be required to pass an exam as demanding as in the military. This last one is actually difficult, because without incentives most people would fail on purpose. Otherwise we reach this situations where attorneys slyly seek emotional manipulation, subtracting objectivity from the cases.

@Jayako it's due process. It's so a person's fate for criminal offenses isn't left up to one person. In theory, it also puts a larger burden of proof on the state so it's harder to just pick someone to throw in jail. Sure, there are flaws,  but it comes from trying to protect the rights of citizens against government.

@Sage the Libra They’re just going for a race baiting argument when no one here is talking about race. Just let them filter by and don’t engage.

@Sage the Libra we all know why bro, racism is a disease

You know, I'll never understand the jury thing in the US...

@Sightless Sniper i see you’re replying to multiple people under this video, talking about the oj case.  Why is it that so important for you to mention here?  Don’t be mad, im not disagreeing- just curious.

Because the jury was biased AF they knew it was the death penalty and didn't wish that and her.

Its insane. I remember watching this play out in real time. I pray she gets what she deserves.


Her parents threw her a graduation party and told everyone that she graduated with honors and it was all a lie!. Well the parents helped to create the monster that killed their granddaughter and then the monster turned on them. Now they have to live the rest of their lives with that knowledge.

yellowllama the podcast is called Last Podcast on the Left. They do a 2 episode series on this case and occasionally drop tidbits if she or her family show back up in the news. Just a warning the hosts are pretty vulgar and occasionally off-color and while they absolutely drag the perpetrators (one of the hosts is an actor and he mocks Casey’s comments in  nasal Valley girl voice) they never ever mock the victims. They do their research and  are super respectful of the victims but won’t hesitate to attack the perpetrators.

@Megan Jennings Ooh I'd like to listen to that podcast! What is it called please?

No. The parents did not deserve this. Nor was anything they did anywhere near what Casey did.

Yep. Enablers. I heard on a podcast when she got pregnant and everyone was asking about it her mom was denying that she was pregnant to everyone who asked...while she was visibly pregnant lol

Her parents are enablers. They created this monster, definitely.

I said the same things. They created the monster that she is instead of spanking her up big time and punishing her for her wicked behaviours. Now their granddaughter pays for the wicked behaviour...Aaaaahhhh...Yuck!

I was looking for this comment. Her parents are great liars too. What parents would go that far?

Sociopaths have no problem living in denial. It's their natural state of being.


If only she could have just given her child to her own parents. She could have left her and gone on her merry sociopathic way.

@L. Wyse108 Doesn't always work like that. I know siblings who are the exact opposite to each other.    But who knows what's going on...

She is definitely a sociopath, those experts simply didn't have enough time with her to establish a proper diagnosis, something like that isn't something easily seen after a few visits.

@Buttered Timbers BTW the term "Sociopath" has never been a professionally recognized term so it doesn't have an actual definition, so it can't be defined as a disorder. I think you're think of the other word. Its not recognized in the UK or the US.

I agree! a lot of people seem to forget that a sociopath can also easily fool people and trick the tests and experts. How can you get an accurate conclusion if the entire experiment is dishonest and shrouded in a manipulative fog.

@Buttered Timbers Regardless of any definition she has no empathy for any one else. It's a disorder just to be against the norm. Most people have something which could be defined as a disorder and I don't care for text book mind's. We can all agree the out come of this case is nuts!

@DeOranjed
sociopath

NOUN

a person with a personality disorder manifesting itself in extreme antisocial attitudes and behavior and a lack of conscience.

@Buttered Timbers The thing is I just think of a disorder as "something which cannot be controlled" She should be in prison because she was more calculated and focused than most people. All the best.

@Buttered Timbers This is the most bizarre and frustrating case of injustice I have ever seen. If she shouldn't go to prison then no one should. So manipulative and devoid of empathy,  It just is what it is. I do understand how you feel though.

@Buttered Timbers The Calmest people you could ever meet can be sociopath's. Its not a disorder by itself, leave it at that.

@DeOranjed I know what a sociopath is, the literal definition of it is a mental disorder... I just wanted you to change that because it could be used as an excuse for her behavior: "She was disordered" instead of "She was a terrible human being with no reproach"

@Buttered Timbers Are you serious lol You think she cared about anyone other than herself.  I know you're playing with me lol If you actually believe that then it's just a reflection of you. Prison's are full of sociopath's. Bye.

@DeOranjed It said in the beginning that she was tested and found to be normal in mental state. A lack of empathy would have likely been discovered during this time. IDK

@A I The defense will say anything. For one they said she didn't know how her daughter died then at the end they said well actually she drowned in a pool. Despite having duck tape found on her mouth. This case is ridiculous.

@Buttered Timbers Well its not actually considered as a disorder, its being devoid of empathy. They can be very calm and calculated people.

She knew her parents would keep trying to make her spend time with Cayley. She wanted to be free to spend time with her boyfriend and be a loser


this is ridiculous. when she was found not guilty she literally smirked. May this child rest in piece

Yeah, you'd think she'd be disappointed yet she wasn't. Instead she was pleased.

@Anne Frank Reread your comment to @Brooke Miller when you told her to "gtfoh" when she said Caylee was probably in heaven. What's your problem with someone wishing a dead child is in a happier place? You're rude.

@Anne Frank How about you stop pretending to be her if you can't even get her beliefs right. You're disrespectful.

This is insane .... where’s justice ....justice for the child

This makes me so angry but you know what something will happen she won't get away with it. Karma never forgets nor does God suffer the little children come unto me. She is evil and something bad is coming for her.

I know the baby is having a better time with God then living on this earth with someone who didn’t deserve her


“where she’d babysit them together” .. the fact that man didn’t even have a child and literally everyone was a made up person 😭😭. like wtf

yeah I'm so confused, she lied about everything and it was all proven to be lies but she still walks free?!?!? meanwhile there are numerous innocent people in jail that got put in jail off of nothing but a feeling from the jury. This world is very interesting.

@Darng I mean I know that. I’m just pointing out the flaws in her nanny excuse. Like who loses a nanny and then just goes on with their life while the other parent (Casey) deals with the fact the same nanny took 1/2 of the kids? Like that doesn’t even make sense.

if she had been tried in most other courts under the same circumstances (figuratively speaking) then i feel like she most likely would have been found guilty sometimes its like its just the luck of the draw and in this case it was a bunch of moronic jurors and dirty lawyers failing to keep the key incriminating details of the case front and center in their minds and in court, even those detectives sitting in a room giggling like schoolgirls with her should have remembered at some point that at best she is still very guilty of some very sick behavior, you don't have to be her enemy at that point but sure as hell don't be her friend, i will say though she is a class act manipulator and her depraved lawyer was just perfect for her

@semprejgloh cause she doesn’t exist either

@Rea Z literally.. and it took “more than 25 mins” to walk to the back with them just for her to LAUGH .. like oopsie daysies i don’t actually work here ?? like what was her plan ? and it’s unbelievable they actually let her get away with it. baffling honestly 😭.

The craziest part for me was... so the babysitter watched both the kids, but took your kid. So who’s watching Jeff’s fake kid now? He just casually loses a nanny that took another child and not word for either parent? How in the world was she able to get away with it

Lmao she’s a pathological liar, it’s truly incredible

@The God Emperor of Mankind they actually did test the stained carpet in the trunk where her body was, and had k9s verify the scent of decomposition. so i have no clue how she got away with this

yeah like...did she think they weren't going to ask?

@Shaikha AM It smelled of decomposition, body wasn't in there. But still, no DNA or something to prove it was there at one point?

@Shaina Glenn  guys what happened to the car that had a dead body????? did they dismissed that?

@Eric Jurgens huh? they are talking about how Casey said that Zanny would baby sit Caylee, and hopkins son Zack together, even though hopkins had no kids.

im losing my mind over this whole plot of hopkins how was not enough to nail her??? and her job? leading them there and then laughing oh i dont work here


UGH when they read the "not guilty" verdict SHE WAS HIDING SMILES😭 <br>Our system of justice FAILED Caylee

UGH when they read the "not guilty" verdict SHE WAS HIDING SMILES😭
Our system of justice FAILED Caylee

Edward Marshall george zimmerman, an armed man, started the entire altercation with treyvon martin, an unarmed 15 year old boy, after following him for several blocks in the middle of the night. it’s pretty apparent why trayvon was scared, and its sad that george couldn’t just report trayvon to the authorities instead of trying to take matters into his own hands.

@Austin Puffpaff actions have consequences. Don't assault people in Florida, damn near everyone has a ccp in this state.

@FemaleAnimeMaster also all of the people on the jury. Her mother got away with murder, the system failed Caylee

@Oliver Skatt mhmm 15 year old being followed by a 30 year old in the middle of the night failed himself lol

@Adonia oh burned, that heart at the end really got him

No, it was the people IN that system that failed Caylee. It's every individual that either can't solve 2 + 2 or just decide not to do their job.

It failed Trayvon Martin too.<br>Florida.


FYI: "Zanny" does exist in a sense. Casey gave her daughter an addictive drug called xanax, nicknamed xannie, so Caylee was just always passed out while her mother went out partying

@Sniffany sneezans I thought it was Ether they used, not chloroform. It’s in an episode of M*A*S*H when they run out of sodium pentathol.

@CashOutVasquez no its xanax not rat poison

That’s a common rumor, but it’s also worth noting that there is in fact a person named Zenaida Fernandez-Gonzalez, who lived near Casey and apparently met her a few times. It would be consistent with her other lies if Casey just grabbed a random name that she remembered from an acquaintance and used it to add credibility to her story.

@Leandro Tomas Cuadra the opposite of sedation? Nah

@Marcus Boyo Hey, question since you're a Pharmacist, wouldn't Xanax actually have a paradoxical reaction, doing the opposite of what it does with adults?

@phoenix rexx I'm pretty sure the whole "Internet search" had to be dropped because the company that did the search fucked up and had to fess up to their mistake, thus bringing everything they said into question.

You lot need to look at this case properly- I've read untold comments about her not having anymore children when she did infact, go on to have another child!!

@CashOutVasquez I believe I got drugged as a kid. I'm alive

@GladditsOver it really wouldn’t take much to cause the death of a young child.

@MrMajorasOcarina she was a child though and barely weighed anything. It could have caused a number of issues resulting in death.

@Jessi Cat Exactly right, that’s exactly how Caylee died and the reason Casey couldn’t present it as an accident when she first died-the autopsy would have shown the Xanax. She just lies so easily.

Exactly. This was exposed by her friend via texts and it was like a code word inside joke type thing. She would say things like “oh don’t worry I can come, xanny the nanny got her sleeping” type shit.

@Nah I'm good chloraform was used in the 50s on some cases to sedate kids for surgery, my dad included, it works but makes u super sick after you come to 😬

@Marcus Boyo thoughts  of her internet searches?

@CashOutVasquez That is one theory, that the baby eventually died from it. But not necessarily. It can be harder to poison a person that you might think.

@♡grac♡ chloroform actually doesn't really work as a sedation method it is used as a cleaning agent, but it could still work to an extent

This is why I believe in the theory that Casey killed her unintentionally (doesn't make it right at all though) and just overdosed her. That or she used too much chloroform.

@MrMajorasOcarina it could still happen though

@Jessi Cat but she google searched for suffocation and "foolproof" death methods?

@MrMajorasOcarina but also Caylee was a young child, doses are different

@CashOutVasquez nope. You only die of a xanax overdose if it's mixed with different drugs.<br>I could take 50 xanax pills with no tolerance and id be hella fucked up but I wouldnt overdose. Good question though!

@CashOutVasquez nope. You only die of a xanax overdose if it's mixed with different drugs.
I could take 50 xanax pills with no tolerance and id be hella fucked up but I wouldnt overdose. Good question though!

@CashOutVasquez That's what a lot of people theorize happened - she accidentally overdosed her, then had to cover everything up.

@CashOutVasquez she did eventually die from a xanax overdose allegedly. Casey would keep her in the backseat of the car dosed up on xanax while she was partying with her friends and one day she gave her too much (allegedly).

@CashOutVasquez it's the same technique some beggars with kids use. notice how the kids are always sleeping? cus they are constantly drugged (either alcohol or some other drug).

I don’t think that’s true bro, a baby would die if they were constantly given Xanax no?


WTF... got here randomly. IF the child died in the pool then why was she duck taped? if the child died by accident how can the mother continue her life, partying and behave like nothing happened?


This fact that her best friend cares more about her daughter makes me sick. Caylee deserved far better than this

@Booop (｡•̀ᴗ-)✧ I believe you misunderstood what I meant. The fact that the best friend cares more about Casey's daughter, than Casey's care for her own daughter < this was implied, is sick. I don't care about Casey lol.

Wait it makes you sick that her friend cared more about the missing child then the sad sad mom? Interesting

Her daughter would be nearly my age if alive...that's so sadenning

I about cried listening to her best friend say she’d die if anything happened to Caylee. So sad.


"foolproof suffocation"<br>Casey: ehehehe ;)

"foolproof suffocation"
Casey: ehehehe ;)


after fabricating her daughters entire babysitter, claimed she was taken but when found was DEAD IN WATER she still got not guilty???? the justice system is a joke, especially when it comes to children

@peps christ almighty i don't think i understood you correctly don't mind me

@peps the baby sitter is not real . you never watched the video

@peps the baby sitter is not real . you never watched the video

@QuDaFool That's right.  Completely outrageous lies and everyone believed HER.?!?

Right, but the babysitter could have drown her in the pool or whatever nonsense she made up. Obviously not, but those two things aren't exactly connected.

@Chad Zeller you literally did not watch the video .

@Chad Zeller you literally did not watch the video .

@Dick Sherman oh ok so i did misunderstand. english is not my first language so sometimes the real meaning is lost to me. thank you for clarifying though, this is indeed very interesting information

@Brenda Mares don’t bring race into something that doesn’t involve race brenda.

If it was the dad case over in 5 minutes

If it was the dad case over in 5 minutes

@Chad Zeller i really can't say if you're trolling or just incredibly stupid. I'm really bad at spotting subtle trolls

this is why the concept of a jury is just beyond me. these are just normal citizen with no special training whatsoever. imagine you want to become a judge and studying, gaining experience and what not for years only for some random people to call the shots. civilians can be easily manipulated that's why we use trained professionals. in most european countries Casey Anthony would've been convicted because we don't have stupid juries (for the most part). trained professionals are way harder manipulated than some randos who wanted to play judge for a day.

@Chad Zeller you're either trolling or another proof why the jury system should be abandoned

@Susanna Why?? Because if a valid proof is found afterwards, it must be taken into consideration right? What is this system..

Guys.. im also more then convinced she killed her, but unlike many of you i realize that its not evidence, but rather all the suspicipus behavour that convince me. Hence there is no way to actually know. Even if you feel like you know. Its weird and almost disgusting, but thats your great nation of America.

@Megan Mercedez Is he trolling? I noticed he never responded, nor deleted.

@Megan Mercedez Is he trolling? I noticed he never responded, nor deleted.

@Master Jay It's about privilege. Race is often part of it. Judges are hardly immune to privilege.

Women always get lighter sentences and treatment in the court systems, its always been a joke.

Not really, the prosecution failed and fucked this trial up. They were unable to prove she was guilty because of the circumstances of evidence

@Chad Zeller and please continue ignoring my other arguments too

@Chad Zeller and please continue ignoring my other arguments too

@Chad Zeller there’s tons of evidence you just refuse to research it

@Chad Zeller there’s tons of evidence you just refuse to research it

@Megan Mercedez The supposed diary entries were misrepresented.  That one was likely written before Caylee was even born - many years before it was claimed.

@Megan Mercedez You have no evidence there wasn't a babysitter.  Zanny is a real person.

@Chad Zeller are you also gonna excuse her diary entries and the google searches she made? “i made the right decision i’m happy now.” and “fool proof suffocation” please do a little research or at least watch the full video before defending a child killer

@Chad Zeller not to mention the fact the man who casey said had introduced her to said babysitter said himself he doesn’t have kids nor did he introduce her to a babysitter. “zanny” doesn’t exist.

@Chad Zeller ah yes, because looking for a nonexistent babysitter for weeks was “out to get casey from the start”

@Megan Mercedez You don't know that.  The police were out to get Casey from the start.  Refusing to look at other suspects and evidence.

@Chad Zeller even police reports say the nanny was fabricated. it’s nothing about making casey look bad, it’s about her lying about literally everything

@Megan Mercedez I watched most of it.  It is a very one-sided, edited hit piece on Casey.  Anyone can be made to look bad in a one hour video taken out of context.

@Chad Zellerdid you not watch the video at all?

@Chad Zellerdid you not watch the video at all?

The nanny was real.  Casey couldn't have known the babysitter was so incompetent.

@bababooey they can’t. Unless they can find a new crime to charge her with, you cannot  get charged again for a crime you were already charged with. (You murder your kid. You’re found not guilty. They can’t charge you again with murdering your kid. They could charge you with abuse, with assault, with murder of someone else if they have the info. But not murder of your child again.

@QuDaFool that’s got nothing to do with colour. Both were acquitted despite overwhelming evidence. Race doesn’t need to be on the ingredient list for every event, you know.

they put oj in jail for like 17 years with technically no priors for "stealing" his own property back. So id say they def made sure he was punished if not to the extent they wld have liked. They just left this bitch alone and never pursued her again. One of them started dating her lol

@QuDaFool really? Forgot about OJ have we?

@QuDaFool really? Forgot about OJ have we?

@xZero as long as the statute of limitations isn't over and new compelling evidence is found I think she can be retried, just not solely on the same grounds

@Thomas Daniels the prosecution teams immaturity on providing the evidence to the jury shouldn’t affect the sentencing due to the amount evidence that was in fact provided… hard proof too.

@FOV Educate yourself. The jurors knew she was guilty but could not convict her because Caseys attorneys did a fantastic job of picking apart the horrible prosecution team.

@bababooey Now that she’s been found not guilty, she can never be charged for it again. Even if they found 4k footage of Casey killing her child today, they could not charge her for it

exactly, i really hope they reopen the case

exactly, i really hope they reopen the case

You should blame the idiotic juries that judged her as innocent because they believe her. There's even a clip on here of a female jury that set her free as innocent telling the camera that she's completely innocent and will always believe her and never change her mind. Like wow, she managed to manipulate the jury. A female jury saying she didn't kill her daughter and she will always believe her innocent. So messed up.

It's even worse than you think, we are surrounded by idiots.

It's even worse than you think, we are surrounded by idiots.

Those jurors had every detail to understand the truth, but they couldn't even find her guilty of abuse or neglect. I was so disappointed in that jury. I don't think they understood "reasonable doubt".


Awh Christina was genuinely worried for her bestfriends baby, was emotional, and all Casey could say was "what a waste of time"

this part of the video ruined me. Her own best friend was in tears at the thought of anything happening to her daughter and she basically told her to shut up and give the phone to someone else.

I could not believe she said that ..like how was she not found guilty just based off of that call, wtf!! Lol

I know! She even trashes her during a phone call because she was annoyed that her friend was on her child’s side rather than on hers!


She acts ANNOYED that her parents say “everyone in the country is looking for our Caylee”<br>.....”I know mom....” 🤯

She acts ANNOYED that her parents say “everyone in the country is looking for our Caylee”
.....”I know mom....” 🤯

It’s the same response you’d give if you were told that you’re car payment is overdue. Her inner guilt (or at least whatever equivalent to guilt Casey is capable of feeling) translates what her mom says as an accusation, when really it’s meant to uplift her.

I would really like to know, how we got from caylee was missing a month an grandparents had been calling to see her.

Too her daddy had her an she drowned in the pool

This is one messed up story.

she’s like i know mum.... that’s the problem 😩


it was an immediate red flag when she starts talking about caylee having 'had' grandparents, how lucky she is to have 'had' them - clear that she knows she is already dead. so sad.

@burgerthe immediate red flag is that her mother called the police before casey did even though casey knew she was missing for 31 days

the red flags started coming in when she didn’t even bother to call the police and instead went to smoke marijuana with her boyfriend


"Foolproof suffocation" "lied about her job" "created fake people" "kept quiet for THIRTY ONE days" jury: not guilty:)

Rest in peace Caylee. I'm so sorry this happened to you and I'm so sorry you never got justice <3

@Marshma808 still doesn't prove a murder

@David alright, the duct tape over her mouth, Casey partying during that whole time her child was missing (viva Bella?) and her incredible litany of lies to the police from the start were all out though, right? Doesn't seem like that search was the missing puzzle piece.

@dRG It's because of what she lied about, not the simple fact that she is a liar in general...

The computer search for "fullproof suffocation" wasn't revealed until many years after the trial

On the flip side, if a dude was convicted of murdering his wife solely on the fact he had affair you would be flipping out. Double standards make you look foolish!

I would say an affair is far more telling of your immorality than lying. Don't get me wrong, she's responsible for Caylee's death but we will never know if it was apathy or malice.

Just one part of the reason we need some sort of professional jury situation. We have far too many morons running around that cannot be trusted to make such monumental decisions. It goes the other way too, look at all the innocent people being released after DNA testing became available.


how was she charged not guilty but when i look it up on google it says she killed her??? she obviously did so did she eventually get charged guilty?


The jury was ignoring the blatant fact that after her daughter “drowning in the pool”, she literally went out partying. It what caylee would’ve wanted ffs

@Stephen Dedalus Convicting someone of 1st degree murder is not a farce and something no jury (outside of Texas) should take lightly.  This jury did exactly what they should have done - paid attention to the evidence, not the sensational story.  Juries are not supposed to correct the mistakes made by cops and prosecutors.  I insist that if you don't like the outcome of this case, don't blame the jury, don't even blame Casey.  Blame our justice system, something we can actually do something about that.  Blame the cops who were too lazy to find the body or interview Casey competently (they had no idea what they were up against with her.)   If you don't want Casey's getting away with murder in the future, demand accountability from the cops and prosecutors.  That's the ONLY way to change anything.

@Tristan Deniet This would have landed better if we forgot she lost her child a few hours before that. That attorney had the jurors in the bag. He's a lowlife scumbag and can live with that, but he made supposedly decent people let a child murderer walk free and this sure will haunt any human being with a moral bone.

@oliviatree I agree the prosecution fucked up, but in such a case the jury must use common sense and logic and remedy that and not take part in this farce because the system is lacking and failed to do it's job. Is there reasonable doubt she did it? I would take my chances and bet my life she either did it herself or was responsible for the crime. There are few things in life with absolute certainty and here the chances are high enough to take the risk and the responsibility.

I'm not talking about gut feeling here but pure reasoning. Her demeanor, character history, pathological lying to an absurd degree, motive (her diary), search history, lack of alibi and consistency. And this is scratching the surface based on a brief youtube presentation. If I were the jury, I would have trouble sleeping at night.

Holly Harrison  100% agreed. This is a great injustice to Caylee. Justice was not served

oliviatree and aggravated abuse of a child? Which includes neglect. Which was more than proven in this case. I’d love to see your description of manslaughter in the law books because that doesn’t sound right or accurate.

What I don't understand is that, had Caylee died of drowning in the family pool as the defense asserted, presumably she would have had chlorine in her lungs....but there was no mention of that, as far as I could tell.  The absence of chlorine in the lungs would seem to refute the defense's assertion.  Secondly, had Caylee died of drowning in the family swimming pool....why were her nose and mouth taped???  Thirdly, she spoke of trying to find Caylee on her own, but did any of her friends or phone logs back that claim up?  It would seem not.  Finally, why wasn't Casey (her mother) charged with child endangerment when she didn't contact the authorities for over 30 days regarding her daughter's disappearance (and as we now know, Casey didn't contact the authorities, it was Caylee's grandmother who did).  That at least rises to child endangerment and negligence.  I agree, that's a minor charge compared to homicide.  In the end, I believe Casey was somehow involved in all of this and it shows in how she acts throughout the proceedings, misleading investigators at every turn, her lies and perpetual deceptions.  Unfortunately, you can't convict someone on how they behave during a homicide inquiry.  Indeed, it seems you can't convict someone in Orange County at all.  So who was Casey protecting?!?!?  Herself?  Her boyfriend???  Who might have kidnapped her child, and why?  I can only think that Casey was involved in some kind of shake-down racket and ended up getting shaken down herself.

@Holly Harrison Again, because the finding of the body took so long there was little evidence of any abuse left.  Blame the cops for that.  As for the voluntary manslaughter charge, here's the description - "The crime of voluntary manslaughter describes a homicide intentionally committed while in the midst of a provocation. The prosecutor must show a sudden, unexpected event or circumstance serving as a provocation. As a result of the provocation, the defendant must have felt a temporary anger, heat of passion, or emotion that immediately resulted in an intent to kill or an intent to commit the act that resulted in the victim's death."  The prosecutors in this case showed no sudden provocation.  They showed no heat of emotion that led to the killing.  Their case was entirely geared to 1st degree murder and premeditation, along with the Slutty Mommy stuff, so no wonder the jury abandoned the other charge.

oliviatree they had other charges. They had aggravated abuse of a child and voluntary manslaughter in the 3rd degree. They acquitted her of all of it. Go look at the verdict and then get back to me

@Robert Nelson The DA didn't have to react to the national outrage.  Agreed with how the public exposure was a factor in screwing up this case.

It wasn't ignored but even if it was, it's not against the law to go out partying after your child has died.

@TheCoffeeNut711 but what if all that happened plus you put duct tape on their mouth and nose and left them in the woods?

Ans the fact that her body was found with ductape on her mouth ffs, what a joke.

@oliviatree You should actually blame the public outrage calling for the initial 3rd degree charge to be upped to a 1st.

"Don't slut-shame my client. Girls can have fun ok?"

@damian helbert You don't understand the power of withholding emotion when it's demanded of you?   Yes, Casey would "break" as you say whenever her own pain was the focus.  But a real emotional manipulator would have been wailing about Caylee for cameras and cops, yes?  A real sociopath tries to utilize emotions for effect rather than stifle them altogether.

@FemaleAnimeMaster They may have had moral qualms.  How are we supposed to know if they did or didn't?  It had nothing to do with attitude.  The prosecution failed to prove their case for 1st degree murder.

Fred masking your pain means going out partying and acting like nothing bad is happening? It wasn’t her masking her pain, it was her manipulating. She broke to her father and mother, if she spent her whole life masking her pain then why show it there? Every time they mentioned not guilty, you could see her smile trying to come out.

@Abe Buckingham It really wasn't.  The body was too decomposed to form a coherent timeline by the prosecution.  Blame the cops for that.  They refused to search that particular area, though they were called out twice to do so, because it was full of snakes.  So the body was left for months gleaning very little evidence for the prosecution.  The prosecution couldn't come up with an adequate timeline for Casey's movements that explained the searches or what exactly she was doing for the month alone with Caylee.  The prosecution relied on the police interviews, which they bulloxed totally based on the video's JCS posted here, to prove Caylee was a liar and that's about it.  Being a liar doesn't make one guilty of 1st degree murder.  Being a Slutty Mommy doesn't make one guilty either.  What Baez did was extraordinary.  He cut through all the biases and the weak prosecutorial case to make it clear to a jury that they couldn't send Casey to her death based on overwhelming emotion and speculation.  Not an easy task, but he did it.

@oliviatree The incompetence of the prosecution is obvious as they failed to secure a conviction in this case. The physical evidence is overwhelming.

@Abe Buckingham The prosecution wasn't able to establish who made those searches according to their own timeline and theory of the crime.  You may be right, but it was the DA's job to construct the theory as you describe.  They had two years.  They couldn't do it.

Be careful with the details. She was partying and looking up suffocation back on the 9th while she claimed the drowning occurred on the 16th. She had to account for her positive demeanor and internet history so she moved the date of death to a more convenient time.

@TheCoffeeNut711 Exactly.  If you compare this to the Darlie Routier case, you will see that cops using the subsequent behavior of the defendant is not good evidence.  Darlie shouldn't be in prison right now based on the state's case but her jury was too enamoured of the story the cops told about Bad Mommy to see that the evidence was thin in that one.  Also, the state didn't go for 1st degree only with Routier, which gave the jury an out to convict her of a lesser charge.  The FLA DA screwed up the Anthony case so badly.

The jury didn't ignore that.  The jury, when interviewed after the trial, said they did believe Casey murdered her daughter but that the state didn't prove their case for 1st degree.  Blame the cops.  They botched the investigation by refusing to search the area where the body was found for months, because it was full of snakes.  Blame the prosecution for overreaching on the charges and not constructing a good theory of the crime.  Baez was absolutely right in his summation of this case.  The DA's case was entirely based on Slutty Mother, nothing substantive, and the jury RIGHTLY saw that wasn't enough to put someone on death row.  Too bad the DA didn't go for a lesser charge.  Casey would probably be in prison now.


Lesson to parents: discipline your no-good kids before they think they can literally get away with murder and talk their way out of it.

@Joey's Black Child i do agrre which is why i want you to stop imagining kids being molested. It's not helthy to think about that all day  everyday,,

@Joey Walker there's never a reason to hurt children like that. Hopefully, one day you'll agree. Please get help. Good luck, god bless. 🙏

@Joey Walker Do not, I REPEAT, do no molest children! Please seek help if you feel the need to do so. God bless, and good luck! 🙏

@Joey's Black Child when did i make excuses for people who molest children? I think you replied to the wrong person .

@Sarah Min why did i turn out completely opposite from my sister then? And what about families that have a kid who turns out to be a serial killer and the rest of the family is normal?

@Sarah Min No; psychopathic children are found in regular families with well-adjusted siblings.<br>I have a theory about vaccinations but you'd have to have some knowledge of interventionist genetic engineering aka DNA hacking.

@Sarah Min No; psychopathic children are found in regular families with well-adjusted siblings.
I have a theory about vaccinations but you'd have to have some knowledge of interventionist genetic engineering aka DNA hacking.

@RunninQHsRock I think vaccines cause it.

@BlackLightAura Casey's mother doted on kaylee, and Casey was insanely jealous.
She got rid of kaylee to hurt her mom.
Strange family all around.

I think it’s a mix of nature and nurture here. We know for a fact that her parents enabled her bad behavior, going so far that they encouraged, threw a party in support of and fabricated lies themselves to save face for them all. What would that teach a teen who is going to be of age and then labeled an adult soon? Ya know? It’s fair to assume that if they would lie and save face for something as big as that, they would have little problem extending this behavior in other aspects of their lives. In fact, many men and women in prison have traumatic childhoods. Not all, but many. However, there must also be a percentage of parents who do indeed parent “correctly” or in a way that society would deem so, who don’t expose their kids to trauma that changes their lives. And in that case it must be nature. I’m rambling. Sorry y’all.

Also kids are like sponges they learn everything from the parents. So when you “discipline “ them for their actions take a look at your own and you will realize they are a mirror image of you and your actions!

@BlackLightAura they enabled her entitlements by letting her get away with anything even though they prob knew she was lying. they dont seem bad people, but bad parenting. I do feel bad for the parents. Especially when she accused her father of raping and we can clearly see that's another lie.

And apparently you can, if you are of the female gender, that is

Sarah Min we can do what you suggested, or we can treat everyone as if the concept of “original sin” implies, then no course is needed.

@Joey's Black Child she wasnt molested thats a gigantic lie she made up to paint herself as a victim to get sympathy.

@StarChild that guy did take it a little far with the satanic worship stuff lol. But psychology and the mental health field do have a lot of skeletons in their closet. Forced sterilizations lobotomies using people as lab rats for their experiments. Many people in those fields of study are very callus people who see what they're doing as the greater good no matter the damage they cause to an individual person.

@Sarah Min some people are born screwed up in the head regardless of how they were raised. My sister is a huge liar and manipulateur she's  a horrible person and i go out of my way to be absolutely nothing like her. My parents are great people and raised us right my sister just chooses to be a scumbag. But i guess it's normal for women to blame all their faults on someone else. Always trying to play the victim while taking no responsibility for themselves.

Yeah cuz all kids are gonna grow up thinking they can 🤣

I think Casey was a psychopath since she was born. Kids like that are barely phased by standard discipline. I think her parents are guilty of 2 things,1st not noticing or ignoring the behavior problems as a child and 2 teaching her to be a total bs artist.

If the stories were accurate she could have been arrested for multiple things but altogether they didn’t fit.

@DV ok so 'transitioning kids' isn't a thing 😄😄😄

Btw kudos for using the word 'conspiracy theorist', great way to shut down thought 😄

I liked the parents, and I know they loved their daughter and granddaughter, but seems Cindy was most guilty for being an enabler. She wanted so badly to believe her daughter, but just never took the reality check.. Very sad.

This lady is a legit sociopath and I would venture to say she is a full blown psychopath. She just doesn’t care. Like no emotions at all. But the way a lot of females are getting raised nowadays: they are like psychopaths that can cry. Like they can go full histrionic. They have anxiety whatever: but they show no empathy for anything. I once had this chick admit to crazy weird bad things(not going into detail) but then she was actually crying.but you bet she was using it to her advantage. If you are ever in situations with them: do as the investigator in this case; let their ego blab on to their disadvantage. Narcissists

@Three Genders Alright Alex Jones, simmer down.

@Grei Skuring they mentioned a lot of things that fall into the purview of facebook conspiracy-nut garbage.

@Three Genders You mentioned lots of things that literally do not fall into the purview of psychology.

Teresa S I think Casey has problems her parents and upbringing have nothing to do with, I feel bad for her parents

Yes, discipline your kids but I don’t think her very odd parents could have prevented a sociopath like Casey from murder.  If anything I would have thought Casey would have abandoned her child with them, knowing full well they’d take care of her while Casey did whatever the hell she wanted.  To murder a child... that’s a whole other level of evil!


so, is she in jail now that the facts are out, or is she still not in jail?