If she "drowned", how come there was duct tape on her mouth. How effin stupid was this jury? How did they ever live with themselves afterwards?

@RANDY WASSUM hey man, and I mean this in the nicest possible way, but you need to have a break from the internet. Just do a week or two and see how you feel. It's probably true for me as well. This all exists beyond us, yet it demands so much of our time.

Probably because it wasn't any of their problem.

@RANDY WASSUM it takes serious work to make the death of a 3 year old political

Casey did not exhibit any behaviour that a reasonable person would under those circumstances both real and made up.

Because you don´t have to be smart to be a yury, able to breathe is enough.

Most of the time it's the judge fault, who tell to the jury to don't consider. This or that answer caused of this or that reason. You know when there's an objection.

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@croco pix<br>The horrible smell on her car and her diary words saying that she was sure she did "the right thing", don't forget those, they are really important too.

@croco pix
The horrible smell on her car and her diary words saying that she was sure she did "the right thing", don't forget those, they are really important too.

@Kim Bryan so it's okay to lie? isn't that perjury? 'she did die that day, she drowned in the family pool' something that doesn't jive with a hysterical grandmother calling 911 because her daughter 'finally admitted' the girl was 'missing'

I've been on a jury and I understand what you're saying. I watched a case  and thought it was a slam dunk by the time deliberation came. Low and behold 3 jurors didn't see it the same way as the rest of us. I had to wonder if they were asleep or something. Needless to say it made things tense in that room. I think people watch too much CSI and I learned it is very difficult to convince a majority of people of anything ( that and the average person really isn't all that sharp).

The problem with the case being as widely publicized as it was is that it was already clear to the vast majority of Americans what had happened, and people had already drawn the conclusion that she was guilty. Those that had drawn these conclusions already will have been removed from consideration as a juror; the remaining jurors aren't likely to be convinced of her guilt even with all of the facts being reported.

Those jury are just as bad as this mother.

Threewulphmoon   The whole defense strategy with drowning was to put it off on the father doing it  accidentally on his watch then with the family always had their own secrets, so by duct tape and dumping of her body covered for George Casey’s father supposedly being responsible for her death. It basically was the defenses way to clear Casey of having doing it and her parents making her keep secrets supposedly which is why they claimed her ( Casey ) father molested her when she was young to try to create any kind of doubt and could have said the father did those searches on the computer also if the prosecution submitted that into evidence which they did not use anyways.

The prosecutions IT expert didn’t look at both search engines and missed that search on her computer.

croco pix   The prosecution did not even submit that into evidence purposely because it didn’t fit into the timeline of which they were presenting how n when she did it, so it would back fired on them to use that. As well as they could not prove that she did the search on the computer, it was the families computer that her mom n dad used also, so again something that would have only been speculation.

The suffocation was merely an example, what "could have happened". The true facts regarding the death are not known. It's likely that during the case, the defense mentioned many other possible deaths that "could have" occured, such as choking on food or perhaps a piece of plastic.

@Auxik then why didn't they find her guilty of child abuse? Whether she drowned in a pool, overdosed on Xanax, or was suffocated by the duct tape, the mother clearly abused her and hid what happened to her.

I remember following the case when it was on TV.. there was a smiley face sticker on caylees lips or something like that under the duct tape. Also.. That's the way the law works.. As a juror you have to believe beyond a reasonable doubt she murdered her daughter.. There was evidence she was feeding her daughter xanex so she would pass out and Casey would go out and party. She may have died from an overdose. Either way.. The jury has to follow the letter of the law..

Probably pretty well cuz they were def paid off, no way that many ppl could actually b that stupid.

And why no water in lungs, I'm so mad with Justice system it stinks and blaming her father when they stuck by her, RIP caycee in the arms of Jesus,suffer the little ones to come unto him xx blessed child xx

@Tyler Durden it was a defense PI. Someone who got her off the charges. Where do the live? Not to far from where Epstein stayed. They're really lenient on child abusers over there.

@Tyler Durden does she, or is he another one of her imaginary characters?

@Deformed Conscience lmaooooo, she helped her whole team get off. Gotta love Merica.

@Tyler Durden Defense investigator. Just want to make that clear, since I just did a search wondering how one of the policemen investigating her would ever live with this monster.

Casey Anthony is currently (2020) living with the investigator who worked her case.....they live in south Florida. <br>Talk about a guilty woman and the corrupt man that helped her get off.

Casey Anthony is currently (2020) living with the investigator who worked her case.....they live in south Florida.
Talk about a guilty woman and the corrupt man that helped her get off.

if she drowned why does she still, to this day, maintain she 'has no idea' what happened to caylee? disgusting miscarriage of justice

And apparently her search for foolproof suffocation was just a coincidence.


Oh wait she was found not guilty? LOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL I did WAYYYYYYYYYYYY more time for possession of a FLOWER >_<


i wanna give christina a huge hug, she deserves better people to be around
"if anything hapens to caylee, i'll die"
"youre a HUGE waste" what a horrible fucking friend

It's very telling that caseys mother and best friend immediately suspected she killed the baby.

If it was a jury trial in some states that can be tricky as I read that if a defendant ask for a "jury trial" as opposed to "a trial by a jury of his/ her peers" that at the end of the trial the judge actually makes the final decision? Our Justice system is corrupt for a reason and in the end it's a business and businesses are out to make money! Welcome to the United States Corporation of America LLC. The District of Columbia,London England + The Vatican ultimately control everything in this world.

@Synaesthesia I don’t know how she was able to fool the jury...

Yes, reminds me of what I would say to my best friend or she would say to me. My best friend of 16 years, her children are my babies, too, And vice/versus with my son to my best friend. I felt awful the way Casey spoke to her best friend. She didn’t cry once, and it crushed her best friend knowing her niece was missing. Yes, niece. Because that is family.

I know, right?! That broke my heart. Her best friend loved that little girl so much and yet the child's MOTHER responds with irritation and impatience??? All she cared about was talking to her boyfriend.... fucking incredible how cold she is.


the fact that they say she accidentally drowned, but was found with duct tape around her mouth and NONE of the jury questioned it???

@Shimmer Yes, and you don't have to argue about it just, state it and it magically becomes a fact. I know. Have a nice life.

@András Ziegenham Say what you want. I do have a brain. Also have enough sense to know that Casey Anthony sacrificed her daughter. She clearly killed her and lied about it.

@Shimmer You've completely ignored everything I've said and responded with a dumb hashtag. Then responded to my hashtag by saying the exact same thing that I was originally replying to. Yeah. I'm weak.

@András Ziegenham If that's your rebuttal then you're weak.

@Shimmer Alright, I guess you are a parrot at this point.

@András Ziegenham Casey Anthony sacrificed her daughter. Casey knew what she did. She even had her parents help her and involve in it. It's wrong.

@András Ziegenham I suspect it has more to do with his weird behavior regarding the duct tape on the stand than all of that. I mean, we know that probably everyone in the family had access to the duct tape. But then he gets on the stand and as soon as Baez started questioning, he started hemming and hawing about putting duct tape on the cans (even though he just testified about doing so for the prosecution), tried to pretend like he couldn't understand any of the questions, claimed the duct tape was a different piece of duct tape than he put on, claimed he didn't touch the cans at all during that time frame and has no idea how the duct tape got on there, claimed he didn't mow the lawn for weeks on end for no reason, claimed there were two other gas cans (that don't exist) so he could explain why he didn't touch the gas cans.

Then when they questioned the family on burial practices, both cindy and Lee had vivid memories of how they buried their pets and it was strikingly similar to how Caylee's remains were wrapped. Everyone but George seems to remember George burying all the pets using this same ritual. George has zero memory of burying a single pet or using tape on the pets remains. It was super weird. Everyone gave the jurors crap for thinking he could be involved, but he gave them more than enough to come to that conclusion.

If you watch the complete opening argument of the defense, it makes sense. This duct tape was a special kind of duct tape with a logo on it. The father has reported a fuel can missing a day or two after the child died. Turned out this can had the exact same kind of duct tape on it. Then later, as Casey was already in jail, his father was spreading these flies about the missing girl and gave an interview to two news stations. They spot the exact same duct tape on a donation jar behind him. So the defense pretty much convinced the jury that if anyone, it was the father who put duct tape on the child's face.

The jury said the duct tape wasn't over the mouth and nose. The prosecution stretched a lot of things to make them fit the case, which made it very easy for the defense to cast doubt. Somehow no one questioned how 12 jurors plus at least 2 alternates (who gave interviews) all said the duct tape wasn't over the mouth and nose. We're all sitting here insisting it was there despite the fact that they've seen the photos and we haven't. Chances are they're telling the truth and the prosecution was reaching.

Richard Allen True, because even if her daughter did accidentally drown (which I do not believe) how could she be ok with her child being left in a swamp etc.

good old feminism, 'believeher'. the western justice systems all run by feminists principles when a woman is accused, punishing women murderers and child rapists is somehow wrong..<br>reject feminism if you'd like to see sociopaths like this be punished.

good old feminism, 'believeher'. the western justice systems all run by feminists principles when a woman is accused, punishing women murderers and child rapists is somehow wrong..
reject feminism if you'd like to see sociopaths like this be punished.

And her search history! "Suffocation and foolproof suffocation." I swear those jurors are stupid. I hate the justice system, whoever wins is based on who can write a better fucking speech

So many questionable things I feel im missing!!! THE INTERNET SEARCHES?!?!?! WHAT!?!?!

She literally google “foolproof suffocation”, and not that long after her daughter was found dead but SHES NOT GUILTY??

The jury didn't acquit her based on believing her alternate explanation of how Caylee died.  They acquitted her because they didn't believe the state presented enough physical evidence to link her to Caylee's death.

The job of the jury is to make a verdict based on the defense and how well they prove reasonable doubt right? Correct me if I’m wrong please.... but in the jury’s mind there was reasonable doubt which resulted in a non guilty verdict.

Exactly. The defence case is absolute b/s.

Exactly. The defence case is absolute b/s.

they didnt question dumping the body after she supposedly drowned? not 1 brain cell combined on that jury.

not the job of the jury to ask question it, just provide a plea and reach a conclusion. the lawyer's are suppose to question it.

@A person they knew nanny didn't exist but the tape was part of her story (that the nanny killed the kid)
When they said that it was an accident and the baby drowned as part of the new story she put tape over her daughter's mouth to follow the previous story
Sorry i don't know if what im typing is making sense, i hope u get what im saying
ALSO her lawyer was really good ( it looked like an episode of how to get away with merder) and the police's lawyer didn't insist on some topics, he could have done a better job

@A person well she lied and made up all these stories and we can all agree that she is a pathological liar <br>But they didn't have enough evidence (for example a fingerprint), all they had were speculations and of course she was the main suspect. That itself can not put a person in jail.

@A person well she lied and made up all these stories and we can all agree that she is a pathological liar
But they didn't have enough evidence (for example a fingerprint), all they had were speculations and of course she was the main suspect. That itself can not put a person in jail.

@vas ok but literally they had that guy as a witness saying the nanny never existed and he never introduce Casey to anyone, how did they still believe that when they've already gone over how every person she mentioned was either fictional, or have been out the picture for years?

reasonable doubt no evidence she did it it's all points to her but what puts her there ?? cant convict on speculation I think she guilty af but watched trial prosecution didnt prove it

they body was decomposed so they couldnt have found water in an autopsy (i think, im not an expert) and she got away with the tape because it followed the story casey made (that the nany kidnapped her daughter and killed her, not the mother) and she was set free because it was an accident and she made all that lies to so people wouldn't suspect her<br>in my pinion and i think everyone's opinion the justice's dicision was way wrong and she must have been in prison (but objectively her lawyer is really good at his job)

they body was decomposed so they couldnt have found water in an autopsy (i think, im not an expert) and she got away with the tape because it followed the story casey made (that the nany kidnapped her daughter and killed her, not the mother) and she was set free because it was an accident and she made all that lies to so people wouldn't suspect her
in my pinion and i think everyone's opinion the justice's dicision was way wrong and she must have been in prison (but objectively her lawyer is really good at his job)

@Single Sucks  but...not just limited o 'bad' police work. This whole case is pretty poor all round if you ask me. Was the 'fact' that the girl's body was discovered at the bottom of a swamp in the state it was found not considered evidence? Makes no goddamn sense..

She got away with murder...As a sociopath, egoist and compulsive liar, she got exactly what she wanted- the feeling of invincibility.

@Al It seems a little odd I agree and most importantly, extremely relevant to the case in regards to the intention.. If she did it, it most assuredly shows a deliberate criminal intent and if someone else did then who are 'they' and why aren't they being implicated in this? It's just fkn weird and incredibly suspect. There are sooo many cases at the moment that just don't add up where people are just literally getting away with murder and a variety of other serious offences and it really doesn't make me feel warm and fuzzy inside if you know what I mean? Another great example of court cases that don't add up is this whole Johnny Depp incident of supposed abuse....What the hell is going on with the justice systems of the world at the moment?

He also contradicts himself by saying the only question unanswered was how Caylee died at the end of the case even though he says that she drowned lol.

Maybe the detectives placed the tape jut like they framed OJ lol

Didn’t it say skeletal remains? Also he said they don’t know how she died that wasn’t the question, it was if the mother killed her.

How the hell did she get away with it when she searched suffocation on the internet just before! 😡

Exactly...how does a little girl who supposedly drowned in a pool wind up in a laundry bag, wrapped in a blanket with duct tape over her nose and mouth at the bottom of a swamp? please explain this to me.....Anyone?????? How is this a closed case? WTF!??

@Andrew Robson surely the water was from the swamp no?

@Andrew Robson surely the water was from the swamp no?

Autopsy  found water in the body? I think not...jury would have questioned that right?

Yeah, that's the point I was thinking about!!

Yeah, that's the point I was thinking about!!


The way she can just make up lies is absolutely terrifying.

Even more terrifying is that a jury can get convinced to believe these obvious lies.

Loma patel    That’s a sociopath for you.

Loma patel    That’s a sociopath for you.

@Loma patel good question, she literally does not have normal emotions, she is incapable of the type of healthy reaction that you describe.

Knowing them in person is even more horrifying and disgusting.

@Ladie Birda If she wasnt good looking, he would be in jail 100%

When the facade eats the house and nothing remains.. but remains

@Matt Falls she isn't, you can tell that she is lying because shit doesn't add up, nobody in their right mind would act like she did. she is a pathological liar that doesn't know when to stop. her story seems like she didn't even try and that she makes up things as she talks

@Loma patel to me it is obvious she is having a blast. She is living her one real life crime tv show and is so confident that she has everything under control. So sad that people are blinded by her and asks no questions. Perhaps if she were less pretty, they would have thought otherwise. Good looking people get away with more shit, it is actually really disturbing

The way the detectives are interviewing her, I don’t know how she remained so calm I would be freaking out. If she didn’t want her daughter she should gave her to her parents. Instead of killing her.

It is more scary that people believe her even when police says she lied. No justice for a 3 year old that is just sick.

All it takes is one socially manipulative parent and boom, kids a master manipulator by 16


Lucky for her she found a lawyer with the same skill she has in lying.

Lawyers are supposed to be on their clients side even when they know that person is guilty. Otherwise they would be fired.

@Evelyn Noname So he didn't show up, and win his clients case?

@Villanous Spyder he was not doing his job

@Evelyn Noname So we should attack him for doing his job?

@Villanous Spyder that wasn‘t the point. The point was that we don‘t need to defend the lawyer for „doing his job“ if he‘s lying and helping a murderer roam free

@Evelyn Noname If you're actually guilty. To you it makes sense to hire someone that doesn't lie?

@el_ rata nope, a lawyer is not suppose to lie on behalf of his clients, that's very wrong and he will pay one day.

@Tobias Fünke she was probably sleeping with her lawyer.

@Marcus Handley yeah, and the defense detective too.

You must be new: all lawyers are supposed to be like that. That’s why I would never marry one.

She wasn't that skilled at lying she got caught in almost all her lies

It is funny, because he was the lawyer that helped Hernandez, the futebol player that killed more than one person. He is a great lawyer, but Hernandez was guilty as well, so I don’t respect Baez at all.

@Tobias Fünke not a psychopath but this is his job im not with the murder or anything but people search for the best lawyers with exorbitant money to defend them and not to stand against them Do not blame the lawyer but the murderer

@CutsiePie_3890 I hope so it was very upsetting allegations she made

I mean, that's his Job and he is very, very good at his job. I think a huge part of the reason she got off was because the jury did not think whatever evidence they had was good enough. I read somewhere that part of this had to do with the CSI shows that were so popular around this time. They expected to have cold hard evidence that could not be argued but most of the time, that's just on TV and the movies. That coupled with this very brilliant charming lawyer made her a free woman.

Life is short and everything has an end. On the day of judgment, she will see herself on tape doing her crime with all evidence and will surely receive the punishment that she deserves along with her lying lawyer. Allah sees and hears everything, He is Just in His ruling.

@R B given her previous actions it seems very much like a lie

@Sabeel Rehman unfortunately even blaming them is wrong if they truly thought it wasn't "beyond a reasonable doubt"... if there is any slim chance that someone MAY be innocent, even SLIM, 1 percent, you are supposed to find them not guilty. people not following that puts innocent people in jail.

@Tobias Fünke that’s his job, if he didn’t try his best to defend her then she wouldn’t have been given a fair trial and if she was found guilty she’d probably be released cuz the trial would be worthless. If anything you should blame the Jury who found her “not guilty”.

@Tobias Fünke lawyers are supposed to be like that

@Tobias Fünke It's his job how else do you expect him to get.clients if he decided to lose on purpose?

Imagine being that lawyer. What a psychopath.

If she wasn’t in jail she could’ve won as a democrat with all the bs she spews

Bald Manc Twat With A Head Like A Fucking Orange


I've never seen so many comments on a video! 120K, impressive! 👏🏻🔥💯


I have yet to see a person who’s like “yeah that Casey Anthony girl wasn’t guilty” other than the jury of course

@Clank4Prez The jury assesses whether or not the prosecution had proved their case beyond reasonable doubt. They really didnt do that here. How can you be sure she murdered the child instead of simply negligently allowing her to drown in a pool? How can we know for SURE that her story is not true? The prosecution clearly didnt prove that. I would have been "forced" in a sense to rule the same way those jurors did for the same reasons.

@Truth Be Told you didn’t watch the trial and that’s clear because you’re bringing up things that were disproved in court... scared to admit a black man was murdered just like you’re afraid to admit trump lost fair and square.

@Truth Be Told once again this is all completely false. Watch the trial where everything you just said was disproved

Also if floyd complained of breathing problems why the hell would you put your knee on his neck for 9 minutes? You aren’t helping your cop friend

@juul cat all of this was addressed in the trial. If you actually cared to know if he was killrd or not you would’ve watched it. But no you prefer to live in a world of fantasy and racism

Georgefloyd was killed and that is a proven fact. Deal with it

@No Smoke she called the police on a girl who had dated her boyfriend this year. Probably more totally made up bullshit

@Truth Be Told tell me how 2 autopsies and several medical professionals had “reasonable doubt”

@xcvsdxvsx “forcing you to do that” what even is the point of a Jury in that case?

@Fuckindustry Every shred of "evidence" the prosecutor presented had reasonable doubt. What fucking trial did you watch?

@juul cat Blantantly ignoring evidence, like the video clearly showing him putting his leg on his neck?

@Marc Taylor I honestly dont know how anyone can come to that conclusion. If you watched the entire 25+ mins of the stop, which I'm absolutely positive you did not, Floyd was complaining about not being able to breath while handcuffed in the back of the squad car with not a soul touching him. He was acting that way because he was currently overdosing on the narcotics he ingested to dispose of when he got stopped. There was nothing overly aggressive about the cops actions, zero animosity. Literally routine procedures that were taught to him by his superiors. Procedures that are routine all across the nation. You literally cant claim he murdered him in the first degree, that is absurd. Manslaughter is the only feasible charge that could have been placed and I dont believe he is guilty of that. They cops asked if he ingested anything and Floyd lied, had he been honest they would have called for an ambulance like they do 99.9% of the time.

@juul cat "Covid, drugs and heart problems killed everyone else but this guy?" Uhh, no? Who said that? The fact it increases your chances of dying doesn't mean you always die when given the circumstances... knowing how common they are, I'm sure there's plenty of people with heart problems who have passed COVID-19 while on drugs that are still alive and kicking. Besides, even assuming anything you said was true, it doesn't in the slightest way justify putting his leg on his neck, let alone keeping it there when clearly told by an unarmed person who was only arrested because of a supposedly fake $20 bill that they couldn't breathe.

@vyoufinder I'm assuming random people. Not sure how many people want to be her friend after all this

@juul cat you do realize that that was a toxicology report and doesn't even mention a cause of death? there is no autopsy that says it was an overdose..... infact they all say otherwise.. watch the damn trial where FACTS were presented.  derek killed floyd

@Truth Be Told bullshit. if you watched the trial u saw the undeniable amount of evidence. he was guilty

@xcvsdxvsx well people are shot down easily based on feelings so I guess the justice system needs to keep up.

Do you understand nothing about how the criminal justice system works? Of course everyone on that jury thought she was guilty. But you dont convict someone based on your feelings. Its the burden of the state to prove their case to the exclusion of any other plausible explanations. They failed to do that. If I was on that jury I would have ruled the same way I'm sure and I would have been pissed at the failure of the state in forcing me to do that.

@No Smoke I'm just wondering who is partying with her?

@Jamie Conlon apparently she's completely moved on and is out dating around, partying, etc. I think it's safe to say she does not have a conscience at all

The jury said the prosecution did not meet the standard to find her guilty, that is vastly different than not believing her to be guilty.

@Bree Rowe yeah all of it was circumstantial evidence, studies show that juries like easy answers, cold hard DNA evidence for example.

@Truth Be Told Derek deserves the chair. I don't believe in capital punishment but if the cap fits then use it. He was literally, factually and undeniably recorded killing that man.

Disgraceful and he got off light.

@Bree Rowe Perfect example from you link on the jury's reasoning, albeit should have been manslaughter at the very least, to compare with the clear overcharges and unjust verdict on Derek Chauvin due to the massive sensationalism from media misinformation.

@Bree Rowe ah, it's all too tragic, sometimes there really is no justice, I hope it weighs on her her whole life but I'm sure she isn't the type to care about anything but herself anyway. Thanks for the links

@Bree Rowe any link or elaboration? Just curious what swayed them to vote as such if the evidence is so overwhelming

there’s an article on why they voted that way, and after reading it I do understand. that doesn’t change that this was mishandled and just an all around shit case


When my son was 3 months old I took him with me to a self-washing carwash. He fell asleep on the way there. As I was washing my car I got around to the side he was sleeping on and my heart stopped, the most nightmarish fear overwhelmed me as it appeared my son was not in his car seat. In that one second it took me to drop the power washer and open the car door I felt my heart break and world fall apart, every parent's worst nightmare was about to happen to me.

Alas it was all just a mirage created by the water and lighting. My son was sleeping peacefully dreaming baby dreams. I have never been that relieved about anything.

If there were any parents in that jury that they should truly be ashamed. For anyone who has ever had children; loved, nurtured and loved their kid would know Casey is not. And is indeed a just callous monster.

@Two Cents Antifa? XDD You're arguing against the bond between parents and their children in favor of the bond between a pet and its human friend / master. That seems more like something Antifa would do as they hate humanity, life and family in general, especially kids.

@Ug Ne That's ridiculous. just because someone doesn't have children doesn't imply they can't have strong bonds. But it makes sense evolutionary to have the strongest bond between a parent and a child of the same species sharing DNA as its function is to guarantee the child's development and continued survival. Of course it's superior to any other bond. Why would you throw a fit over something so basic like that?

@Feels Man A human being is, by definition, an animal. Maybe the person doesn't have children, and was simply attempting to relate in what way they could. You shit out a kid, that's great. But you aren't special. Don't throw a tantrum.

@Oscar Patino I don't hate anyone or anything buddy. I just hate beyond belief how people think having pets is the same as raising children nowadays.

@Ug Ne Do you have kids, because I have animals, and I'm telling you it's not the same. Trust me. Nothing comes before your children!

Yes! This!! My daughter (16 months old) was walking with me to our car, and she ended up on the other side of the car. I couldn’t see her for maybe 3 seconds and my heart was beating through my chest! NO PARENT would react this way. SAD!!!

Two Cents i think she was making the point that if anyone in the court owned a living thing then this should’ve freaked them out because thinking of the death of your pet is scary so if there were parents of children they should be even more concerned

@Ug Ne Damnnn, you didn't  have to do him like that ugne.

@Ug Ne Damn! Laying down an existential smackdown over here, flying in from the top ropes. Beautifully said and you are not wrong in the absolute least. I tried thinking of something to add but there's nothing, you hit the nail on the head. I'm also speaking as a parent. It's asinine to tell someone their feelings are invalid, especially just based on personal anecdotes. Keep on handing out that knowledge!

Even the feeling of panic and fright when your kid is playing outside and you realise you can't hear them anymore so you call them and they don't answer straight away

100%. My child, when in kindergarten, forgot to get off the bus one day which stopped at the end of our driveway. When she didn’t get off the bus I went into complete panic, calling everyone I could think of starting with the school first. The bus driver dropped her off on the way back by our home a few moments later but for that 15 or 20 moments were the worst moments of my life to date. Casey Anthony is a freakin monster, plain and simple.

@GetTheFO In my opinion, she was just saying that a person missing a pet would show more concern than Caycee did. She was relating it to her own experiences. She was not saying a person missing a pet experiences the exact same grief. Only that Caycee wasn't even showing the concern of a person missing a pet much less a child. <br>   Does anyone know who runs this channel or their qualifications? I'm just curious.

@GetTheFO In my opinion, she was just saying that a person missing a pet would show more concern than Caycee did. She was relating it to her own experiences. She was not saying a person missing a pet experiences the exact same grief. Only that Caycee wasn't even showing the concern of a person missing a pet much less a child.
   Does anyone know who runs this channel or their qualifications? I'm just curious.

@Ug Ne While I agree about your takedown of condescending douches making light over the depth of emotion one feels towards ones pet I still have to disagree wholeheartedly about the idea that a person could love a pet as much as a parent loves their child. My girlfriend was heartbroken when her dog needed to be put to sleep. Her pain was hard to even witness. If we ever had to bury our son I don't think she could even live anymore. I know I wouldn't want to. The love a parent has for a child outstrips the love anyone can have for anything because we've evolved that way.

Ugne just owned that guy haha. Well said girl 🙌✊👌

@Ug Ne your comment was not extremely inappropriate.  You were relating. I have children and beloved fur babies.  This women had and has no empathy.  A sociopath or whatever they tag them with today

Yep. It's bizarre that she's outright incredulous that everybody suspected her from the beginning. My heart stops any time I suspect something could have happened to my child, and that's a near universal experience for any parent. It's insane that she thought her justifications were believable, and even more insane that defense got her off.

@Ug Ne A human being, regardless of whether one has a genetic relation to the said being, is not the same as an animal. Period.

@Feels Man to consider a parental bond somehow superior to any other bond is illogical. It creates an illusion that parents have a superior emotional capability than a person who doesn't have children. People can form deep attachments to people who are not related to them by blood, hence falling in love with someone or finding a lifelong friend. You do not have the right to decide the depth of one's attachment to something or someone and you have no right to judge others from your subjective  point of view. The people here talking condescendingly about "dog/cat moms" don't understand that there are people who can't have or don't want to have children, who dedicate their lives to caring for animals and see them more than just an inferior life form, and it doesn't make them any less capable of understanding loss or pain or love. The people who are condescending and mocking here are arrogant and egocentric and the only thing it shows is how emotionally lacking they are in they ability to understand other people, hence, I couldn't care less of what you think matters and what doesn't. The fact that my comment triggers you into such outrage is enough of an indicator that your are behind in your emotional development that's appropriate for an adult. Talk to me when you grow up.

I have no kids but that happens with my cell phone every day. Not the same is it lol.

@Feels Man I didn't say it does. I'm just saying that wasn't the point of their comment.

@Hi Hello Doesn't matter. "Dog moms", "cat moms", "plant moms" or whatever other ridiculous shit of this nature there is, will never be comparable to actual parents tending to their own children.

@Feels Man  The point was just that anyone with any kind of bond with another living creature would know the bitch killed her child. Not really inappropriate tbh

Two Cents I think it’s reasonable to call bullshit on what she said 🤷♂. How can someone legitimately say that missing a cat or dog is a direct comparison to the pure dread of a parent missing a child? There’s only one thing that’s stuck with me and given me problems from work, and that’s the guttural moan of a parent when it’s confirmed a child is dead. There is NO comparison to that.

Feels Man woop woop look out y’all it’s the inappropriate police 👮

@Ug Ne Extremely inappropriate to compare an animal to a human being who is your own flesh and blood, regardless of your emotional attachment to it.

I think this would be true for any bond between two people or even an animal. I once had a similar experience with my beloved cat that I thought had disappeared. It's inconceivable what that jury did. People have gotten more jail time for less...


how this jury really heard all of this and decided she didn’t do it is beyond me. it blows my mind. RIP Caylee.

@moelle I've seen you call juries civilians a couple of times? Do you or a family member work for a civilian police that treats themselves as a military unit? Just so you know judges and juries are both civilians. They both enforce civil, not military, law.

Here's the biggest difference civilians are elected or appointed by other civilians in goverment. Being a judge is not, in any country I am aware of, a meritocracy. They are elected or appointed by elected officials.

In the us you absolutely have a right to have a judge or a jury trial. I assume that you feel that your intuition is better than the juries and you disagree with the verdict. I wonder if you would be complaining about jury trials if you got the thing you wanted. I doubt it.

@xboxman5ify I could say your car smelled like a dead body. If that was enough to convict you... that wouldn't be the best outcome, would it? There are standards that must be met and in this case the prosecution did not.

@moelle the point of a jury is that a group of people have to agree on the facts rather than 1 individual.  Maybe you are just ultra naive, but judges tend to be extremely biases.  Every day there are cases where judges just make up rulings or pass judgements because of how they feel about the person or their politics, or whatever.  A jury exists so that judges don't hold the power to do that sort of stuff in major cases. Otherwise whats to stop a racist judge from just giving all black people the death penalty,  or whats to stop politically active judges from convicting their political enemies.  The jury is the last defense against corruption.  It doesn't always work but it works 99% of the time.

I think this is the fault of the detectives, who have not questioned the suspect for a long time, in a professional way, regardless of the fact that this woman is a good liar, they might have achieved more with long interrogations.

It seems to me that the police did nothing to at least try to force this woman to confess to the crime.

The first confrontation with the police officers who interrogated her was quick and they immediately discovered that they thought she was guilty. They should have done that examination lightly and professionally, to try to lead her to some bigger mistake.

@ITB According to you, that monster should be a free person, right? FO

Deciding on a not-guilty verdict =/= deciding on someone’s innocence.

Don't blame the jury, blame the prosecution.  They went looking for a death penalty case, but did not have the evidence back it up.

@ITB I think you missed the entire point of my comment. The point was you can’t lose the gamble. This is a person that belongs in jail EVEN if her kid wasn’t intentionally murdered, she should be in jail. But I think it is UNREASONABLE to conclude she didn’t murder her kid. The system is about proving beyond reasonable doubt. Duck tape around the mouth and nose? For fucks sake. Not to mention everything in life is a “gamble”. We are all imperfect humans who cannot ever truly know anything.

They didn't decide that she didn't do it they gave the verdict "not guilty". The prosecution failed to prove that she did it, its as simple as that. I personally think that she did, but if i was on the jury I would have said not guilty. They had no evidence, they could not convict.

@marinusch I would never understand this jury thing

@moelle isn’t the concept of a jury have to do with democracy or the constitution? I’m not American so I have zero clue if this is correct at all (apologies in advance). The “right to a free and honest trial” and “ to be judged by peers/community” or something a long that line. I think it would be hard to change the jury system if it’s that deep rooted is what Im trying to get at. The whole system is super flawed honestly, but updating seems like a more complicated task..

@chain 3519 i get the idea of the jury, yet I dont trust a bunch of civilians that can decide about other people's fate/life. Speaking law isnt meant to be done by most likely emotional unprepared people.

@Anya Szafran I'm sorry, I didn't mean to offend you in any way. It was kinda late while I was writing that comment. Nevertheless, its still a bit mind-boggling to me that you dont seem to be able to imagine any other way of a court-proceeding but the one with a jury involved. - To be fair, both options probably have its flaws. If you have a jury, its not unlikely to end up with a messed up result. Just like on this case, not being found guilty by the jury while it was so obvious that she killed her poor daughter. On the other side, a judge can have a twisted opinion about a certain case and end up speaking a messed up verdict. Personally, its frightening to even think about having a bunch of civilians who are allowed to deciide about your fate/life. If its that easy, then why would anyone still study law for multiple years? lol

@moelle I was just genuinely wondering? I don't know why it seemed to upset you that I was just asking a question on a subject because I am not too knowledgable on it.

@moelle The jury is meant to keep the Judge in check

@Anya Szafran lol ....how about to start handling law by professionals and immediately stop to have civilians decide about guilt!? - What would be the alternative? Are you seriously asking this? It would be how almost any other country handles the law. By judges, People who studied law for usually more than 6 years, who got years of experience in court and know about the cheap misleading tactics of attorneys.

@marinusch what would be the alternative to that?

It's mind-blowing that America uses a medival jury system in the first place. This is exactly what happens when you use a system like that.

@Alykat wrong, read what rhey said. Most actually believed she killed her daughter. But the prosecution didn't provide enough evidence. It isn't what you know, it's what you can prove. The defense had a better case. It happens in law.

I agree with the jury. There just was no evidence she actually killed the baby. It seems likely, but not beyond a reasonable doubt. No actual evidence. Her demeanor, behavior, deceit, all would indicate she's guilty. But again, no concrete evidence

Cognitive dissonance, most likely-- they couldn't comprehend the fact that a mother could do something so callous and heartless to her own child. That's historically why female murderers were able to walk-- due to sheer cognitive dissonance


She accused her dad of abuse?! All just for her lies? She’s evil.

Yall really out here believing she was really abused when she is a pathological liar

"Hi gorgeous,how you doing" . To me that family all seems odd. The daughter is a liar, the mom care about appearence and cover daughter bs.... There is too much mud to grant that the daughter is the only evil there. I don't know. Unfortunely the prosecution didn't do a good job at all. Even the detectivies didn't push the tension high enough during the interrogation.

@Maurine Tahar yes, if he is a pedo, he needs to be in a jail. i don't believe on it.

Her parents just love her too much and truly believe Casey can do no wrong...

littlesmew I mean not to get personal here but yes I do sadly know about it from firsthand experience ... please don’t assume people’s knowledge based on their different queries or opinions because comments like that can be triggering xo

I don’t think she was lying about that. You can see the only time she gets emotional is when she feels sorry for herself, and she cried while he was presenting that. But she absolutely murdered her child and it is disgusting that she got away with it. She literally googled how to suffocate wtf.

@Maurine Tahar I feel like it was part of her defense strategy and the parents were in the loop.

How did he not react to that when he heard the attorney accuse him of that? If he isn't guilty (which I'm sure he is not), how was he not super shocked at the moment he heard that?

Oh my gosh I know, I was absolutely gobsmacked!!!! Her parents have supported her her entire life through her lies and tried to cover up for her and this is how she repays them??? Imagine how her mother must have felt hearing that!? And on such a public platform for the first time. And honestly, even if it was true, you can’t use abuse as an excuse for your own bad behaviour. We live in such a snowflake society where we have all these get of jail free cards. People are abused all the time. Does it mean you’re allowed to try to use that for sympathy to do bad things and get ahead in life through pity? Hell no.


It’s so weird how she was more interested about talking about what she was eating in prison than her own “missing” child

@NT LOL, that, or focus on parquet floors (“parakeet” floors as Amber would say).

It's typical for psychos to focus on food

Maybe she would prefer to talk about anything but her missing child. That doesn't obviously mean she has no feeling of guilt. Keeping so many lies together must be exhausting...

I mean yeah but also people use humour and cope in different ways, that is not true in this case but but ya know

That's her was of venting and leaning towards normality and sanity. Disassociate herself from the most stressful thing even if it's the most minut.

It truly shows how stone-cold and narcissistic this monster is... I'm so glad I can't even grasp that mindset honestly


I think the worst part is when she lies to lawyer and accuses her dear father who shows abundance of pure parental love of molesting her as a child, and the nerve of the defense attorney to use unproven claims like that do nationally defame him is disgusting, and she deserves the worst punishment allowed by law. Poor daughter got in the way of her partying.

@Cherry Metha Yes same here! Look at this comment I received! If the jury, by any bad luck, were a few of this kind of people, then I get the outcome of this trial😮💨! No need to answer, it's lost cause, but be aware!! It's really hard to read 🙄🤔(I did NOT edit anything):
The comment ---> ""Syl D The sad demise of her child could actually have been a real accident and she then used the tragic situation for a good one: I think her fathere definitely molested her and her mother knew about it and did nothing (as is usually the case). She made sure that it was mentioned by her lawyer so that the whole world can (finally) know. She used all this to hurt them down to their core as they did her. If this is the case: Brilliant! Also, the fact that everything worked in her favour is perhaps proof of this. And perhaps fate spared that little girl to suffer from her grandparents as her mother did"".

Imagine, some people can go as far as : thanks to the accident, CA could eventually reveal what her father did to her (and could have done to Caley)😮😣. Wow, come on, just her partying and dancing and the duct tape on Caley, was ENOUGH to debunk this theory. Man, this lawyer could be a CULT LEADER... he made it so that all the compulsive lying, looked better than ANY truth! And the jury agreed with the lawyer, the duct tape was not convincing enough, it could have been a possible contamination!... The chloroform and all CA internet research were not brought up by the incompetent prosecution apparently. Maybe money is involved, but maybe it was just her and her defense show, that convinced this weak jury and it's even worse. Then justice was not served for no reason. Just they wanted to show off and be MORE convinced LOL.

Maybe because it's too difficult to process that a mom can kill her child like that, leave her in the trunk of her car, because she doesn't want to take care of her (even dead) and dispose of her like garbage, just to ENJOY her life... and then accused her dad to explain her lying and behavior (no sense but ok). On top of that : she made fun of the police, her parents, her relatives, everyone and should have had her ass REALLY kicked AT THE TRIAL!

@Syl D   You are 100% right!  A woman who can murder her daughter and then go and party has no conscience or empathy for anyone . She will use and manipulate anyone to get what she wants . CA is ruthless and evil imo .  She didn’t care about how her father felt when she lied and falsely accuse him of m.olesting her .  CA with the help of her lawyers was laying the foundations of her having had a hard life due to abuse as an excuse for k,illing her daughter   .

I believe that CA’s parents never really gave her boundaries while she was growing up, so she did what she wanted to do.  I think they were always scared of losing her ie that she’d go off and never contact them again and she used that threat  to her full advantage imo .  .  It’s just unbelievable that they’d lie to protect CA and forget all about their granddaughter who suffered immensely at the hands of her mother
The Apple doesn’t fall far from the tree! All three of them are cut from the same cloth.

The jury definitely have blood on their hands .  I saw Dr G in an interview . She was lead medical officer on the case .  She said that the prosecution had plenty of evidence . She also said that the judge didn’t allow some of the evidence .  Why not ? That’s a red flag ! She was shocked and upset that there was no justice for Caylee.
Sometimes 💰💰exchanges hands.  People think that the legal world is squeaky clean .  Its not.  Far from it . The way the case was conducted was not in the interest of justice . The reasons the jury gave were  about the personalities of the Defence and Prosecution which has no bearing on the Case . I’d read an article ages ago that CA was dating one of her lawyers. I don’t know if that’s true but as she’s very manipulative I can see that it’s  highly probable imo ,
Excellent  points you made about the other minor charges !  Maybe it was ‘time served’? .
 It’s really good to discuss the case with you i

@Cherry Metha And I agree back. I knew about this case of course, but I forgot about the accusation of the dad (without ANY evidence, even if CA's attorney insisted this trial was about FACTS, not emotion). Even if my life was at risk, I would ABSOLUTELY refrain from saying something like that about my father.
The parents did everything right at the beginning (not throwing CA under the bus, but saying what has to be said and trying to find Casey). Then, maybe sending their daughter for potential death penalty was too much (she'd never have been executed anw), but the more I have information about them, the less I feel empathy... It's something to defend their daughter in a way, but comply with total BS is something else. What CA did is not "only" killing, but throwing away of her life, their innocent grandchild, like garbage, being DELIGHTED with that. Anyway CA put a shadow on this family FOREVER --> and THEY participated in a way.

I don't understand how the jury agreed with this attorney (over this amount of evidence and all the lying)... The moment he said the father put his pen** into CA mouth (with the face of the father in the courtroom 🤐lol), HE LOST ME. It's so obvious, but he seduced the jury (they are weak and stupid or what??). The prosecution was boring af, did not bring up all evidence and should have asked for life in prison, instead of death penalty to have more chance.
And so why didn't the investigation continue ? She was charge with minor charges for hiding the body, after the "drowning/accident", but where are the evidence for that?? It's all about CA. THIS CASE IS BEYOND UNDERSTANDING. Glad we can share our frustration.

@Syl D I agree with you .  I presume that CA’s parents had lost their granddaughter and didn’t want to lose their daughter too
They let CA ‘walk’  all over them. After she was acquitted  she didn’t bother with them and cut all contact with them . So they ‘lost ‘ her regardless
I have no empathy for her parents .  They did not stand up for their grandchild and did not get justice for her .  The father an ex police officer even changed his story to ensure CA was found not guilty .  I believe they help create CA into the monster she is .

Even if I'm late, TY for your comment!! HOW can she do that to her kind father in front of the world?! What I don't get, is her father and mother are QUIETLY sitting in the courtroom and listening to this! ACCEPTING basically to be dragged in the mud??? I just don't get it. Obviously it's a disgusting lie from the lawyer to gain sympathy for CA and to "explain" why she lies all the time... but HOW can her parents, after everything they have done for her, support her, helping her with Caley (that's what CA tell them while in jail)... how can they COMPLY with that defense?? And not come forward and say it's total BS!!!! It's the only time CA can't even hold crying, while her lawyer is stating that horrible accusation, because she's so ashamed TO TARNISH HER DAD IN FRONT OF THE WORLD... but it's necessary to HER defense. It makes no sense, because her mother wouldn't be sitting next to her father if she believes it, and shouldn't support CA if it's not. They even comply with the drowning theory and that they all covered it???? I don't get all that... they should have been KEY WITNESSES for Caley.

@Michelle Menth Very true!  Afterwards her father changed his opinion and said it was garbage , maybe an old pizza that he’d smelled  He was obviously covering up for his  daughter . The jury were despicable imo  .  A month after the verdict one of the jurors gave two interviews  to People magazine .  He said that the Prosecution didn’t give enough evidence to convict Casey ! He said the jurors knew Casey had probably done  something wrong but not beyond a reasonable doubt !  He said that the jurors didn’t like the Prosecutors!  They found the lead prosecutor Jeff Ashton  ambitious and arrogant and the other prosecutor they thought was cold and mechanical .  But the jurors liked Casey’s defence  lawyer Jose Baez ,as they thought he was the only one in the room who cared .

What a load of tosh!  There was plenty of evidence . The principle medical officer DR G gave substantial evidence too  .  She said that she couldn’t understand the non guilty verdict and she was very upset by it .  Also why would the jury like the Defence lawyer , just because he cared about Casey !
The jury seems off to me 💰💰

I wanna know how dad being an ex policeman and a cadaver dog both picked up on the smell of death from her car and she was able to lie it away as garbage.

It's completely plausible the attorney came up with that. That's how you win cases.

I had to play that back to make sure i heard that correctly then my jaw proceeded to hit the floor. Cant get much more evil that that.

The Defence Attorney was only doing his job.  He was only going by what his client , Casey told him .  It’s Casey’s fault .

To hear she accused her poor Dad of that after the love he showed her on that prison call absolutely broke me. :'(

@Rdwrer I could imagine a severe car crash having such an impact. Thanks for the infos!

@JavaBytes Apparently for years after the trial the father and Casey did not speak. The mother kept in touch, unsurprisingly. It seemed that she went too far with the accusations and it woke him up. I read that he got into a severe car crash a while ago and it sounded like he speaks to her now. I read this last year or so and it seemed credible.

She had prime defense with multiple lawyers. I have to guess they were payed by her parents because how would she be able to afford that? And the way she was raised and treated by her parents makes me guess her father took that one for his "team"/daughter to improve her chances. Did he deny any of that? All infos I have is what I saw here. Maybe that hunch is wrong and then I would be terribly sorry but that's the feeling I get... And if that is true it would be not respectable of him at all but just another enabling of a sociopath.


It’s really sick seeing a lawyer spin a web of lies just like the sociopath he’s defending.

@Be N S O N Sadly not protecting her would be unethical.

A+ Lawyer, hopefully he got a generous tip from casey

@teodor maciuca yes he is a great lawyer but that doesn't not make him a piece of shit.

@Jek it's simple: you dont want to put your client in jail, who's gonna pay for you?

@Be N S O N That's the way the sausage is made

@Be N S O N Maybe it is a bit late on this, but this exemplifies the biggest problem with representative justice systems. False convictions and acquittals are SIGNIFICANTLY higher when there is a defense and a prosecution because the job of the lawyers are to create two competing narratives, not to find the truth in any capacity.

I imagine the jury in this case found her not guilty because of 'beyond a reasonable doubt' since there was scarce evidence specifically placing her at the scene of the crime. However, I think it's especially disgusting that she even got off on the child abuse charges with a not guilty verdict. even the simple fact that she didn't call the police for 31 days should be enough to prove that beyond any doubt imo.

There are many innocent people who have been wrongly charged for crimes because all the evidence points directly to them. This is the reason why every deserves a fair trial with a lawyer who will do the best they can to win their client’s case. To avoid punishing innocent people for crimes they didn’t commit. Innocent people have spent life in prison and given the death penalty.

Unless Casey specifically told the lawyer that she actually did murder her daughter and that her father never actually molested her, then he was acting in good faith. It’s his sworn duty to represent the defendant based on the information he has whether he personally believes the defendant is telling the truth or not.

With that being said, his smugness at the end certainly seems to show that he believed she was guilty and that he was very pleased with himself that he won the case despite the mountain of evidence against Casey.

@Jek It is unethical, but it's in his interest to get her out of trouble. If you are a lawyer you must do whatever you can to get the best outcome for your client. I dont know man depends on the perspective. It's very impressive that against all the evidence he got the jury to vote not gulty.

@teodor maciuca I'm not. I'm saying that jobs can be unethical and I am using nazis as an example of a job that was unethical

@teodor maciuca uh, you know that jobs can be unethical right? Just because it's his job doesnt give him a free pass. How many actual nazis were just doing their jobs?

@teodor maciuca but somewhat he knew she was guilty. Yet protected her and got her out in the name of money and JOB.. He wouldn't find himself guilty. But i bet they can't sleep at night feeling the guilty of saving a murderer.

@Be N S O N no.  The justice systems job is to give everyone a fair trial.
As soon as we start “sending bad people to jail without 100% certainty” so many more innocent people would be in jail.
It’s sucks to see a guilty person get freedom. But it would suck much more if 100 innocent people went to prison for every 1 guilty person that goes to prison just to make sure EVERY guilty person goes to prison.
So yeah. It’s sucks when people like her get away with this shit. But it’s the better of two evils.

This mindset is really common but lawyers are doing their job for better or worse, defending an innocent poc who has been unfairly treated by our justice system or a cold blooded killer. All people no matter how dreadful has the right to “show their side of the story” in a courtroom and that’s what lawyers are for. We’re just doing our job. What we should blame these things for are ether the very flawed justice system or the fact that Casey most definitely was very mentally unwell, she should’ve gotten the rehab and help she needed before she hurt others. Am I defending her? Absolutely not, what she has done is most utterly horrible. Do I think this could’ve been prevented if she got some sort of rehab and help to be a normal functioning human being? Absolutely

@Be N S O N thats the jury’s job, not the attorney’s

@Be N S O N id rather not drag other systems through the mud as to start an internet argument but honestly as bad as this is, if you look at “modern” countries defense styles there are far worse legal systems. Still though this is pretty bad, if the father is innocent imagine that shock in court hearing your daughter say that.

@teodor maciuca idk man, the justice system's supposed to separate the guilty from the innocent, so intentionally lying and playing to the jury to protect an obviously guilty woman, it's just wrong.

@Be N S O N His job is to get her out of jail regardless of what she had done. This much evidence against her and he managed to convince the jury that she is not gulty. That's a great lawyer.

@teodor maciuca I'm pretty sure he could've done his job in a less unethical way

Dude gives me serious Saul Goodman vibes


Just found out she started a photography company, just to be closed down its twitter account because people kept asking about caylee. She started a firm law company, to help people that "mistakenly accused like her" and she wanted a child but her father already said dont make the same mistake. Thank god caylee law was implemented so parent do not keep secret about their son dissapearance like someone did for 31 days


Watching the video while reading the comments, getting to know that she is not found guilty makes it more difficult to watch the remaining 68 minutes. <br>Her laughing and talking about eating coleslaw, dammn, I wouldn't be able to swallow water if anything happened to my neighbor's child, let alone mine.

Watching the video while reading the comments, getting to know that she is not found guilty makes it more difficult to watch the remaining 68 minutes.
Her laughing and talking about eating coleslaw, dammn, I wouldn't be able to swallow water if anything happened to my neighbor's child, let alone mine.

“Haha tell dad that I’m eating food I never used to eat in here, haha”

Sociopathy is a common and unfortunately accepted trait/ coping strategy in the established order. Watch any president/ prime minister ever.


I was young when this case happened (I’m 22) and the shock of this case never fails I swear like I literally watched the trial when I was a kid and even lived in denial after she got off for her child’s death.

You said it perfectly here. I’m also 22, every couple of years I’m reminded of this case and I’m always left being filled with disgust, contempt, and disbelief. I vividly remember being in school, seeing everything unfold over the news, and being left with this absolute miscarriage of justice


I'm still convinced that Casey wanted to go out partying and decided to try to get Caylee to fall asleep using Xanax (Aka Zanny the Nanny) but her dumb ass overdosed her and killed her, but decided to stage her corpse and buried her in a random location thinking she wouldn't get caught. The justice system failed Caylee, and I'm still furious about it today.

If it was an accidental death by Xanax (which would still be at least manslaughter), she wouldn't have searched suffocation methods beforehand. It was murder, and afterward, she approved of her own judgment in murdering her daughter so she could party more. I wish the jury could be put on trial for negligence.


So disgusted by the defense lawyers. They defended a monster and even celebrated their "victory" and even hugged the monster out of pure joy and sense of triumphant. Why did they do that? They are not stupid. They know this thing wearing a human mask killed a 3 year old child who was even her daughter. They did it to enrich their own career, knowing that they would be able to build even more renown by "winning" an infamous case. They let this monster out to roam free and were even joyful that they could, just for the sake of their own fame and money. Disgusting

Rigorous defense in an adversarial system is what gives us the confidence we aren’t sentencing innocents daily.

There is a lawyer on both sides and that is necessary for justice

@Nathan Wassem I agree, a system without equal defence would be incredibly corrupted. But a defence lawyer who is knowingly defending the guilty should not be <b>happy</b> about winning, that’s the issue, especially in a case like this.

@Nathan Wassem I agree, a system without equal defence would be incredibly corrupted. But a defence lawyer who is knowingly defending the guilty should not be *happy* about winning, that’s the issue, especially in a case like this.

Watch "The Devil's Advocate". Keanu Reeves and Al Pacino 😁

@vanessa Hall You misunderstand what I'm defending. Not this particular person who I actually believe murdered her child and if that's true deserves to be in prison. I'm defending the idea that everyone deserves a fair trial and a defense attorney who does their best to actually win the case.<br>The thing that I find really weird is this outrage over anyone who is found not guilty. You know that the US have one of the highest incarceration rates in the world, it might even be the highest among democratic countries? More and more convictions and harsher and harsher sentences do not solve any of society's problems, it only tickles your revenge fantasies.

@vanessa Hall You misunderstand what I'm defending. Not this particular person who I actually believe murdered her child and if that's true deserves to be in prison. I'm defending the idea that everyone deserves a fair trial and a defense attorney who does their best to actually win the case.
The thing that I find really weird is this outrage over anyone who is found not guilty. You know that the US have one of the highest incarceration rates in the world, it might even be the highest among democratic countries? More and more convictions and harsher and harsher sentences do not solve any of society's problems, it only tickles your revenge fantasies.

@Sarah okay but she’s still a heinous person? Why you care so much to defend her? Weird

@Nugget I'll ask you a question: if it were your job to design a justice system, what would that look like?

@Allanah McDermott Because humans are still humans and not monsters, no matter what they might have done.

@Sarah why r u going so hard in multiple comments to defend this monster being free?

@Sarah maybe I haven't seen enough trials and uninformed but these lawyers here looked way too happy to let this trash out. Maybe it's a strategy to appeal to future customers by looking like they actually care but nonetheless they are basically pulling all these gigs for their fame and money. I don't know what's immature about feeling disgusted about letting a murderer to roam free lol. Also as I mentioned above it's more of a jury's fault, letting dumb and uninformed people to decide things seems to be a big flaw to me tbh

dude that's a really immature way of thinking about the justice system. I just hope you'll never need a defense lawyer.

This mindset is really common but lawyers are doing their job for better or worse, defending an innocent poc who has been unfairly treated by our justice system or a cold blooded killer. All people no matter how dreadful has the right to “show their side of the story” in a courtroom and that’s what lawyers are for. We’re just doing our job. What we should blame these things for are ether the very flawed justice system or the fact that Casey most definitely was very mentally unwell, she should’ve gotten the rehab and help she needed before she hurt others. Am I defending her? Absolutely not, what she has done is most utterly horrible. Do I think this could’ve been prevented if she got some sort of rehab and help to be a normal functioning human being? Absolutely

@Nathan Wassem yeah, after watching a lot of other trial clips, I realized that it is common for defense lawyers to play the victim card and call for sympathy how ever they possibly can especially in a case like this where the defendant has no chance to win. Well, in this case jury were clearly not the brightest of bunch and failed to deliver justice tho. Anyways this was my first time watching a trial so I was uninformed and shocked to hear something like that from obviously smart people like lawyers, defending a pile of garbage. Someone's gotta do it I guess because we all deserve justice. Now I'm more mad at the jury lol

Lawyers do their job, their job is not to judge their person it’s to help them win the trial.


Who else watched the “what pretending to be crazy looks like” and now can’t stop binge watching all the vids lmao

Haha. Truest statement I’ve read all day

Haha. Truest statement I’ve read all day

Lol the new one made me binge them after already having watched them

Lol the new one made me binge them after already having watched them

Literally been my YouTube history for the like last week

Literally been my YouTube history for the like last week

I literally subscribed from that video omg

I literally subscribed from that video omg

That literally the one I watched first and now I cant stop

That literally the one I watched first and now I cant stop

It's only been a day and you already got 11k likes, i guess a lot of ppl found the video

Real shit I can’t stop watching these type vids now 😂💯

Real shit I can’t stop watching these type vids now 😂💯

Me cause I ignored it multiple times and then I watched it and now I'm watches these

You're late to the channel but late is better than never! :)

You're late to the channel but late is better than never! :)

Exactly the same and now i cant stop watching

Exactly the same and now i cant stop watching

Here, I'm a model citizen here for what a guy having focal (non convulsive) seizures and post seizure psychosis vs intoxication or psychotic for police actually, became real world training for them...I've been picked up actively seizing standing in the highway picking fights with cars, climbing buildings and called police in post seizure psychosis with bizarre delusions and hallucinations many times. I know from second hand observations, I am literally known by half the city's police and RCMP yet never been arrested (police frequently deal with focal seizures as we can appear either heavily intoxicated, belligerent and even be violent or serious risks to ourselves)

Who are you and how did you get into my house

Who are you and how did you get into my house

And they're like 45 min long on average 😍😍

And they're like 45 min long on average 😍😍

Why is the thumbnail such a meme it was a good video

Why is the thumbnail such a meme it was a good video

BROOO I WAS CHILLIMG AND U HAD TO SAY THAT

BROOO I WAS CHILLIMG AND U HAD TO SAY THAT

Current memory-block zeitgeist is watching these video

Current memory-block zeitgeist is watching these video

no literally i’m glad this is a shared experience

no literally i’m glad this is a shared experience

this is the last one since I started yesterday. more videos please.

this is the last one since I started yesterday. more videos please.

What 😮 fuckin A that’s how I got hooked up on this channel by that very first video

What 😮 fuckin A that’s how I got hooked up on this channel by that very first video

It just took that one video and now I’m hooked

It just took that one video and now I’m hooked

Lmao literally me YouTube recommendation is a mystery

Lmao literally me YouTube recommendation is a mystery

I watched the “mind of an incel” a while back, but for some reason fell off the series until  recently with that school shooter vid LUL

Right here. I bet I've watched all of them thanx to the kid acting like he was crazy

That video was so Interesting and yes ever since I watch his channel every day

That video was so Interesting and yes ever since I watch his channel every day

Mannnnnn it’s so crazy having being a follower since before a million and now EVERYONE is talking about it..lol nubes

Lol yup YouTube recommendations win again

Lol yup YouTube recommendations win again

ok stop stalking me. you just described me.

ok stop stalking me. you just described me.

Apparently the “what pretending to be crazy” video has been showing up in everyone’s recommended for some reason.

Currently unemployed and hav no idea wat I’m doing so these vids r a great distraction lol

fr since i saw that first one i became addicted

fr since i saw that first one i became addicted

That's exactly what I am doing thank you

That's exactly what I am doing thank you

Ive seen all his videos and still cant stop rewatching them🤷🏾♀

Ive seen all his videos and still cant stop rewatching them🤷🏾♀

wait, WTF. Youtube algorithim trickery here. pretty sure that same video led me here.... many hours later.

LMFAO thats literally the one that got me into theseeeeee

LMFAO thats literally the one that got me into theseeeeee

I did it after watching "guilty until proven innocent"

I did it after watching "guilty until proven innocent"

ME RN! Since yesterday, and it all started with that video

ME RN! Since yesterday, and it all started with that video

Nope been watching these for months while I work

Nope been watching these for months while I work

100% exactly how it happened to me. They got us both, man. We suckas.

100% exactly how it happened to me. They got us both, man. We suckas.

Youtube definetly recomended these clips to me! lol

Youtube definetly recomended these clips to me! lol

This is insane, I'm almost trough the channel

This is insane, I'm almost trough the channel

How in the hell so many people could have done the exact same thing as myself in the same period of time. This world is so strange.

It popped up in my recommended and since then this is all I whatch

It popped up in my recommended and since then this is all I whatch

Yup, and I’m not even into true crime or anything 😂

Yup, and I’m not even into true crime or anything 😂

Fuck!! We are too many! I have never watched murderer docu or whatever and here I am

Yup. Watched that one last night and now all day today have been watching these videos. Super interesting observing behavior of people

i started with the “what pretending to be crazy looks like” video, and now im all over the place!

Found this dude a few months ago. Was so excited when I saw that he posted a new video about that kid pretending to be crazy

Lmao wtffff I guess everyone came from that video LOL

Lmao wtffff I guess everyone came from that video LOL

Ayy, you ain't have to expose me bruh...

Ayy, you ain't have to expose me bruh...

Same... Literally same vid I watched and got addicted now

Same... Literally same vid I watched and got addicted now

Same. Started with that exact video , and now I am here xD

Same. Started with that exact video , and now I am here xD

That vid just blew him up , his videos are gr8

That vid just blew him up , his videos are gr8

Yess this is literally my new favorite channel

Yess this is literally my new favorite channel

I watched it late at night, and I haven't stopped watching him.

I watched it late at night, and I haven't stopped watching him.

Yea, it showed up in my recommended and now I keep watching them when it showed up my recommended

Man I seen this channel awhile back and I watched 1 video and totally forgot about it, glad that was recommended to me though so I Could find it again.

You just read what happened in the last 3 days

You just read what happened in the last 3 days

How did you get this 100% right? Ahaha!!

How did you get this 100% right? Ahaha!!

Lmfao that’s me ✋🏻 Why did that “pretending to be crazy” video just pop up for me? I’ve never watched any YouTube videos similar to this (criminal psych stuff), but now I’m fuckin hooked.

You have cameras on me or something because that's true😀

You have cameras on me or something because that's true😀

jeez this comment got 4.4k likes in less then 18 hours..youtubes algorithm is crazy but yeah i m here because of that video too

bro what that’s exactly what happen now i’m stuck watching all of these guys videos

bro what that’s exactly what happen now i’m stuck watching all of these guys videos

Lol my current obsession this shit is so interesting

Lol my current obsession this shit is so interesting

damn 4.1K upvotes in 17 hours, and im right there with em.

damn 4.1K upvotes in 17 hours, and im right there with em.

Just watched that one two days ago I don’t know what has happened to me

Just watched that one two days ago I don’t know what has happened to me

The algorithm really is the fuckin strings of fate huh

The algorithm really is the fuckin strings of fate huh

AHAHAH I DECIDED TO BE A CRIMINAL PSYCOLOGIST AFTER THAT VIDEO

AHAHAH I DECIDED TO BE A CRIMINAL PSYCOLOGIST AFTER THAT VIDEO

LMFAOO YESS I am on Zoom just watching his videos

LMFAOO YESS I am on Zoom just watching his videos

I am proactively promoting this channel now

I am proactively promoting this channel now

Been a fan since he had only 3 videos ! They are addicting

Been a fan since he had only 3 videos ! They are addicting

@Erin J “never plan to commit” suuuurrrrreeeeeee

@Erin J “never plan to commit” suuuurrrrreeeeeee

@Fancier Wolfy the simulation glitched and merged us all together for a moment

@Fancier Wolfy the simulation glitched and merged us all together for a moment

Yep. I hope their channel is monetized cuz it's blown up big time!

Yep. I hope their channel is monetized cuz it's blown up big time!

Same - how did that happen? How did they decide to show this to us and KNOW we would get hooked?

Meee ...but the question is .. why that video was suggested on youtube alll over the world..

Me 😂😂😂 I fell down a rabbit hole for sure

Me 😂😂😂 I fell down a rabbit hole for sure

It’s 5:15 am. I haven’t slept. Make it stop

It’s 5:15 am. I haven’t slept. Make it stop

OMG! me too! Never heard of this channel before, but it's darkly fascinating.

OMG! me too! Never heard of this channel before, but it's darkly fascinating.

ive watched like 5 of these already since that video 😭

ive watched like 5 of these already since that video 😭

omg thats literally what happened for me

omg thats literally what happened for me

I’m not addicted. I can quit anytime I want

I’m not addicted. I can quit anytime I want

I also just got Discovery+ .... So much crime stuff to watch 🤪

I also just got Discovery+ .... So much crime stuff to watch 🤪

Me! Last night!  Im so happy I'm not alone 🤣

Me! Last night!  Im so happy I'm not alone 🤣

Exactly that was my first video and this is sixth video from this channel

Exactly that was my first video and this is sixth video from this channel

So we've all been led the same way...youtube did it again 😂

So we've all been led the same way...youtube did it again 😂

yeah I watched 3 but I have to stop at this one because it is so sick how they have found her not guilty.

Sir, may I please ask you to not correctly guess my life story?<br>Thank you for your time.

Sir, may I please ask you to not correctly guess my life story?
Thank you for your time.

literally just watched that right before watching this.

literally just watched that right before watching this.

that's how it started. Then Jodi. Now I can't stop

that's how it started. Then Jodi. Now I can't stop

Same thing! Now I know how to interrogate my sister if she ever eats my chocolates

Same thing! Now I know how to interrogate my sister if she ever eats my chocolates

Brooo same, but he just kept me hooked with his BIG 🧠

Brooo same, but he just kept me hooked with his BIG 🧠

I usually watch it while cooking, nice podcast

I usually watch it while cooking, nice podcast

Rookie I’ve been round these parts for years

Rookie I’ve been round these parts for years

@Julian Cronin the guilty until proven innocent episode is insane !! i have chills

@Julian Cronin the guilty until proven innocent episode is insane !! i have chills

Yuuuup. Ever since then, I knew that these are some of the best videos I have seen. I can’t stop watching .

This is uncanny. Exact same thing happened to me

This is uncanny. Exact same thing happened to me

Same. Started watching the Stephen McDaniel case and my power went out. Not gonna lie, I got scared...

Broo its 6am in my country i can’t stoooop am stuck in the YouTube hole

Broo its 6am in my country i can’t stoooop am stuck in the YouTube hole

Yeah, you and me brother. We are in this rabbit hole together now.

Yeah, you and me brother. We are in this rabbit hole together now.

Oh man, and you know, it's so weird and awful but I keep putting myself in these people's places and feeling like I'm getting tips on how to act innocent for crimes I never plan to commit.

I'm about 4 videos deep and now consider myself a criminal psychology expert.

I'm about 4 videos deep and now consider myself a criminal psychology expert.

It was right down the rabbit hole from there lol

It was right down the rabbit hole from there lol

I already watched all of them

I want more

I already watched all of them

I want more

Same- even though I already know the difference because- bro they need some acting skills- but anyway yes I’m binge watching all of them at the moment 🤩

who are you and how do you know my last few hours?

who are you and how do you know my last few hours?

LMAAAOAOOOAOOAOAOA BYEEE THIS HIT A LIL TOO CLOSE

LMAAAOAOOOAOOAOAOA BYEEE THIS HIT A LIL TOO CLOSE

Good job stealing all the other top comments, original:)

Good job stealing all the other top comments, original:)

@Baseplayer17 i was expecting way more vids for a channel that has 2 mil subs

@Baseplayer17 i was expecting way more vids for a channel that has 2 mil subs

@Ali Omar yes! It’s so weird. Everyone I’ve talked to recently has seen the “here’s what crazy looks like” video because it was recommended by YT. Dude somehow got the YouTube algorithm working for him!

Yup, looks like the algorithm hooked you in with that video like it did for me.

Yup, looks like the algorithm hooked you in with that video like it did for me.

bruh i found that video at like 4am and stayed up till 7am watching his other videos and now im at it again...

GUILTY AS <b>F*$%#&</b> CHARGED, how did you know? is that one the most recommended on YT? insane haha awesome channel tho

GUILTY AS *F*$%#&* CHARGED, how did you know? is that one the most recommended on YT? insane haha awesome channel tho

i saved this one for last but in an hour i will have watched all his content after watching the crazy vid less than a week ago

They recommended this channel to everyone on youtube?

They recommended this channel to everyone on youtube?

Nah I’ve done this before pretend to be loco came out

Nah I’ve done this before pretend to be loco came out

Yesss, definitely! I've always been fascinated by criminal psychology as well.

Yesss, definitely! I've always been fascinated by criminal psychology as well.

Yep. Youtube recommended that video to me, now I'm subbed to the channel and going through all the videos. It's all so fascinating.

@Andrew Brits ong me too been watching these vids literally all day

@Andrew Brits ong me too been watching these vids literally all day


How anyone can watch this and not be outraged by the ruling is beyond me. She killed her child and went about her life like it never happened. How is that not plainly obvious? Her behavior, her lies, her internet searches. the made up ppl, places and her complete indifference about it all says she's 100%, no doubt guilty.


Casey thought she could lie her way through anything and get away with it, and unfortunately that was consistently reinforced for her. I remember watching this as a child and as an adult, I cannot fathom how she was found not guilty. She was clearly guilty to me as a 10 year old, this is just an injustice for Caylee.

@TalkWithTati Perhaps the child did die accidentally. She then knew she could use this for revenge. And it worked.

@TalkWithTati And the fact that everything worked in her favour can perhaps be a sign that this whole thing was necessary and just... because it was done by a person with a broken mind and heart.

@TalkWithTati True, but can there be one more hurting and effective?

@Xo Xo that is an interesting perspective that I never considered!! Unfortunately there are better ways to go about things instead of harming an innocent baby girl.


This woman is like a super-villain  that can only be written in the realm of fantasy or sci-fi.

Everyone KNEW she was lying. Every word out of her mouth could be refuted with tangible evidence. Detectives, investigators, prosecutors, police.... Every one of them was played like a fiddle, with Casey as the orchestrater, audience, and center stage player.

Their are times that we root for the bad guy. He /she goes up against a government, a rule of law, or some fictional entity, and comes out Victorious.

It amazes me that she got away with the murder of her daughter.
A modern day criminal mastermind.

No. She was stupid af, she just had a ridiculously good lawyer.


Its worth noting that during the phone call with her parents from jail, she used the past tense about her parents relationship to her daughter "Caylee was lucky to have you as grandparents"


I can’t help but feel that Caylee’s name is a reflection of Casey’s narcissism in an attempt to afford herself as much credit as possible for something she never even deserved in the first place.

I remember that those kind of names were very popular until this happened. It seems like everyone had a baby girl named Kaylee, Kiley, Keeley, Kaeleen, etc.  🤷🏻♂


Some cases like these are so infuriating to watch how confident they are to lie to detectives who's jobs is to read lies like a book. Rest easy to all those lives lost to those they trusted with their lives❤


Assuming she used some sort of sedative and Caylee OD'd, I wonder what her sentence would have been had she just came clean the next morning and admitted to it being a horrible, horrible, negligent accident.


Just a complete -not-on-the-topic thing I realised: The way the parents talked to Casey on the phone, they still used "sweetheart" etc. <br>As a German, this is weird - in a phonecall like this, you can be very sure the words would be very harsh and direct, not coating anything. This just blew my mind for some reason :D

Just a complete -not-on-the-topic thing I realised: The way the parents talked to Casey on the phone, they still used "sweetheart" etc.
As a German, this is weird - in a phonecall like this, you can be very sure the words would be very harsh and direct, not coating anything. This just blew my mind for some reason :D


8:05 “yes sir” “no sir” straight to the point. Respectful. Thank this guy for being completely professional with this. Thank him for being honest.

“It’s not the end of the road” what a good man. Even trying to get info out of her he still is kind of emotionally supporting her to when she does confess that it isn’t the end of the world. And it will be okay.


This just proves how easy it is to manipulate people into believing that there isn’t enough evidence to convict someone and to make them think that their reasoning for trying to convict someone is due to emotions.

Just remembered that Anthony's lawyer had alleged that Casey went through sexual assault at the hands of her father at age 8? Wonder how her dad handled that after she was aquitted? 🤔

I had read some articles on Anthony and she said that she was open to having kids one day. Her father said: "Knowing now that she could potentially be a mom again, I hope she does better this time around than what she did last time.”
Even her family doesn't think she's fully innocent.
I think her search history, the car smelling of rot, Caylee's hair in the trunk, remains of chloroform in the trunk, her hesitation to call the cops, and her giving the detectives the run around should have gotten her convicted of something.


Casey is pure evil. I am halfway through this, and as fascinating as it is, knowing she got away with it is too infuriating for me to finish watching.  Life is so random, absurd, and unfair . . . WTF.


Just under 1.4 million people in Orange County FL and they managed to find the 12 dumbest ones to sit on this jury. Sickening.


If she supposedly fell in a pool and drowned, who the fuck put duct tape over her nose and mouth?!? The whole case and verdict is outrageous...

That poor little girl 😓


She definitely should have been prosecuted and also I think the way her dad reacts to her in the first time we see them talking to her in person makes me suspicious of him. I think the whole family is off and probably should all be under investigation next to her.


This case is the most disturbing  case I have ever seen. I'm in the UK and heard bits of it and thought I need to find out what this is all about. I was so shocked by it all. The lies she told just went on, tbh the whole family are very wierd, I mean a month and nobody saw Caley, what were they thinking? She never rang the police, her baby was missing for 30 days and she did nothing, well she partied, got a tattoo and carried on her life supposidley not knowing where her child was. If my child was missing for 30 seconds I would be distraught. She googled chloroform, why would anybody Google that unless they were interested in using it. She killed that poor little girl because she got in the way of her partying and she got away with it. People have been done for murder with way less proof than her. She has no remorse for her child what so ever, found in a blanket with duct tape over her mouth and nose, wow what an awful death that poor baby, RIP beautiful little girl I'm sorry for your death ❤


How do attorney’s live with themselves when they lie about such disgusting things


This might be the most expertly made true crime documentary I've ever watched. May Lady Karma never leave what's left of Casey Anthony's life.


That lawyer buffed the hell out of his speech stat before the closing statement. I have no doubt Casey is guilty but dude went into whatever the lawyer equivalent of beast mode there and made some good points. Didn't help that the prosecution was really bad. Karma will get Casey in the end. Pretty sure she'll have to live in hiding for years to come. Enjoy hell, baby killer.


I really think her mom knew it was her when they were talking to her in the prison. I think she didn't make it obvious she knew in hopes that maybe she would be able to stay on Casey's "good side" and possibly piece things together/get more info out of her.


Honestly I might've voted not guilty myself.

Casey reminds me of a woman I'm close with who was also molested by her father as a child. All her life she's suffered from depression, suicidal thoughts, and anxiety. When she broke the silence her parents reprimanded her because "family secrets must be kept quiet".

There's no real Casey as she was replaced with what we see there most of the time: simulacrum. She lives in a world of fantasy where the truth and lies are indistinguishable, and pain doesn't hurt. She had no care for her daughter because the concept of love doesn't even exist in her mind.

Of course the defense could've faked the whole thing, maybe even getting her parents involved, but I don't think so. Notice how she's bracing herself as her attorney gets ready to drop the bomb and then bursts out as the ugly secrets are unapologetically spilled. That's real pain. That seems to me like the real, 8-year-old Casey rising to the surface for a brief moment.

as a jury your job would to say whether they were guilty or not guilty, not your philosophical opinions on the matter

@marq _ If it was an accident, why would she have covered it up? Better still, why would her father compel her to cover it up? That was her story in court. <br>I can't get past the use of duct tape. The ONLY reasons to use that on a living child are nefarious. But, I do get your point, since we can't know definitively, whether the death was intentional, she should receive the benefit of the doubt.

@marq _ If it was an accident, why would she have covered it up? Better still, why would her father compel her to cover it up? That was her story in court.
I can't get past the use of duct tape. The ONLY reasons to use that on a living child are nefarious. But, I do get your point, since we can't know definitively, whether the death was intentional, she should receive the benefit of the doubt.

@Debra C I completely agree with you.
All I'm saying is I'm not 100% sure she intentionally killed her so I'm not sure I could've said 'GUILTY' and have her executed.
Leaving her daughter with her grandparents may be shocking and horrifying (if the allegations against George are true) but it's common for victims like her to dissociate to the point where their abuser/father become two different people in their mind.

To believe Casey's nonsense, you also have to believe that her father, a decades-long police detective, stupidly compelled her to throw his grand-daughter in a trash heap mere feet away from HIS own home, when he simply could easily made her disappear forever (It is Florida, after all). You also have to accept that after years of horrific abuse by her father, she abandons her own daughter for days on end, again and again, to this same individual. I don't buy it.


Management where I used to work would lie without conscience. Couldn't believe anything they said. Working for such an institution over the long game is very unhealthy.


I always heard of this case but never went into it. I am surprised this happened where I live and I didn’t even know. I was only 8 at the time, but still. It hits so close.


The most heartbreaking part isn’t that poor baby’s death it’s that her mom got away it


The parents relationship with Casey is enabling. There is a DVD on Casey Anthony that details the dysfunction in this family that ends in the murder of an innocent toddler.


I for one, know what damage is done by sexual abuse... I'm not saying she's inocent, but if she was sexually abused... That would explain her indifference and self preservation.
The loss of her child I question.
I get paranoid when my kids are late coming home after school !!!!


This is like The Usual Suspects level of off-the-cuff lying. I have absolutely no idea what she's thinking or feeling at any moment. It's baffling at every step.


She's a good liar, but that's where a pathological liar fail often: being unable to back up what they say with things that can be easily verifiable, like a goddamn employment in a huge company who actually have the names of their employees

All in all her performance was pretty good, but similar to a theatrical piece with absolutely no depths


I put the ultimate responsibility for Caylee's death on Casey's parents. She didn't become a monster all by herself. What kind of "parenting" created Casey Anthony??


She's said "Caylee's 'been' so lucky to have you as grandparents." Then changed the 'been' to 'is'. That says a lot


We need more of these , you are incredible at these . They are super interesting


It's a gut shot everytime they read not guilty. How the hell could a jury come back all in agreement of not guilty baffles me! It's proven she killed her kid. No doubt about it.


I have a child.....and I'm a young mom. I also want to enjoy my life, but I can do it with my child being in it. This woman is a mom in theory but practically she is a monster. RIP LITTLE ANGEL....YOU ARE BETTER WITHOUT YOUR MOM


Ok so if Caylee simply fell in the pool and drowned, why did her mother feel the need lie about it and create this whole story about the nanny taking her!! If it was accidental then there wouldn't be any logical explanation to fabricate such a ridiculous story as anyone with half a brain cell would have figured that out and clearly casey isn't that stupid so why would she have put herself in a situation where she would have to lie when she didn't need to?? she would have known that already and would have called the emergency services on day 1 not 31!!


She was totally involved in it. That poor kid may her soul rip💚💙


This case as well as the Garrett Philips case are the two cases that would be enough to have no faith in the justice system


Never have I been so infuriated by a court case


When ever you post again, you should get a relatively unknown case and let us try to decide whether the criminal was guilty or not and then tell us whether they are or not in the end of the video.


This woman is obviously lying. There is numerous evidence pointing to the fact that she is clearly guilty. Why on earth was she allowed to walk free? It boggles my mind.


I've listened to the analysis starting at 47:33 so many times now. Very well put.


So many people who were innocent of crimes went to prison for 20 to 30 years before they were let out because they were innocent. Casey killed her daughter because she wanted her freedom to party and not have to work and support her child. It's a shame she wasn't found guilty and sent to prison. This is a great channel and look forward to more videos. Thanks.

@DARREN DAY Karma does not exist. Come back to reality.

@DARREN DAY sure if you believe in an afterlife. But karma within the real world doesn't exist as a law. Sometimes it does happen and that's nice, but if often doesn't and bad people get away with doing bad things constantly, to the point of being glorified sometimes.

@gODZILLA What has history got to do with it? I believe in the soul and trust me if you think you can go through life doing bad things and then you die and that's it well your in for a big suprise.

@DARREN DAY Honestly, if you know anything about history you know that this is factually incorrect.

This is when a real life Dexter would come in handy


Knowing that for the past 14 years shes got to live her life normally. Im so angry bruh


Im not sure, but doesn’t it seem wrong/rigged that in court she was basically fighting against no one? Like there wasn’t a lawer for the dead child?

The prosecution is essentially the child's lawyer. In a murder case it's "The People" versus whoever is accused. "The People" being the state that the crime is being tried in.


57:34 U must be kidding the shit out of me.. her father was so supportive the whole time, she acted nothing like u would do infront of your sexually abusive father, (u would be anxious, u won't be able to look straight in the eye), infact she acted so friendly with her father.. I can't imagine her making all of this, jst for her own benefit. This Is Horrible.