Casey Anthony Documentary: Statements

What might we learn from Casey Anthony's recent statements in which she blames her father, George, for Caylee's death?

[@juanitarichards1074]

Casey was jealous of her own child and especially the way the grandparents doted on Cailee. So Casey punished them by taking the child away permamently. That is indeed pathological jealousy exhibited often by narcissists and sociopaths.

[@KellyDFlynn]

Exactly, it’s crystal clear

[@supernana7944]

The duct tape around the face was a clear indicator of rage.

[@sadieharris5767]

@@courtmouse AND the death smell and chloroform in her trunk!

[@jlockwood65]

I believe she threw her dad under the bus because he testified at the Grand Jury against. In fact without his testimony, she may not if been tried at all. I can't wait to see what I learn in the video!

[@jlockwood65]

@@courtmouse I think it only confused they when they call Casey's brother to the stand to testify their father, George, would bury family pets in the same manner as Kaylee was found. Dead. Bagged. And Taped.

[@misiasert1348]

She was used to lying to her parents with no consequences

[@listentoyourintuitionnotyo2517]

Yes she's a master at it since birth

[@whitedragoness23]

@@listentoyourintuitionnotyo2517her mom defender her and supported her. She raised that monster from birth

[@serenethoughts921]

I was directed here while watching Pat Brown’s channel. I feel this documentary featuring Casey’s lies that’s being put out is disgusting. I’m not watching it and I refuse to believe anything that comes out of Casey’s mouth. Her behavior after Kaylee went missing and when dealing with LE spoke volumes about guilt. Go away Casey, STOP making money off of the murder of your daughter which you’re responsible for. It’s totally disgusting.

[@Jlevin1955]

I agree!

[@jlockwood65]

It's quite revealing. It won't cause you to believe lies. They are still plain as day. The new father twist confuses me. And why are her parents at odds so much. Would like to understand that more.

[@theresamorrison2638]

Don't bother watching her documentary...it is pure BS.

[@nomanejane5766]

Someone re-upload it to youtube, I'm nit giving peacock a dime

[@serenethoughts921]

@@nomanejane5766 👍🏻

[@jennifercornman1291]

I refuse to watch that. I don’t want to hear anything she has to say. All I know is she killed her daughter and her father did not.

[@pumibel1720]

When she describes being smothered and her own "lifeless body" I can only think of Caylee being smothered and her lifeless body thrown away. The problem with Casey is that she has had a lot of time to create a whole new reality for herself. She strikes me as someone who could study up on victim experiences and make a compelling story. We already know how well she can do that. I trust and respect your skills at statement analysis and deduction, and I agree that her pathology reflects an early trauma. I just have a lot of trouble believing her story about George. I have recently watched another YT doc (behind Criminal Minds is the channel) where we are given some evidence that did not make it to the jury. According to phone records, she was the only one in the house with Caylee in her last hours alive. Computer records show that she was the only one who could have performed the searches on "foolproof suffocation" on the day Caylee disappeared. If these records are accurate, she is the only person who could have either killed Caylee or found her "dead from an accident" that day. Her goal for stretching out the time between the murder and Caylee's body being found was to ensure the evidence would be gone.

[@mandolyn]

Right so she's the only one there yet she blames her dad and people buy this crap its insane.

[@MsSugar1209]

Like Karla Homolka did.

[@mari97216]

Yes and she claims they share password, but her brother Lee litterally asks her on a phone call about her password and she tells it but she is apparently lying because he cant get in with the one she is saying.

[@RickL555]

Yeah, totally!! I just learned about those web searches myself. If only the jury could have been made aware at the time. That and her 31 day wait plus the initial lies and the wild goose chase she sent detectives on are so obviously the actions of a guilty person that I'm still surprised she got off. There's a visit with her parents from jail that is very revealing. She slips and referrers to Caylee in the past tense saying something like "You guys were (not are) great grandparents to Caylee". Gives me the chills. When you mention early trauma I do agree somewhat but I don't think of it the same as I do other types of child abuse. More like they were such inept and horrible parents that they screwed her up by not disciplining her or checking her bad behavioral traits, cosigning her B.S. and ultimately drinking her Kool-Aid and allowing themselves to be manipulated. When she lied about graduating college her parents covered for her by throwing her an awesome graduation party to help her along with the ruse. I mean, all of her closest friends and family would have been in attendance and her parents were ok with lying to all of them to rescue their now fully grown bratty daughter from some much deserved embarrassment and humble pie. So they definitely get some of the blame for the monster she turned out to be.

[@ajordan1976]

@@RickL555 agree with everything. One correction though. Casey wasn't graduating from college. She didn't graduate high school. But was thrown the elebrote party. Even though she failed high school. They also were in denial about her pregnancy for many months. Cosigning her bullshit and not disciplining her created the psychopath we see today.

[@joeymarie72]

My alarm goes off in about 2 hours but of course I will watch this now! I mean, it is a new Peter Hyatt upload after all!

[@Truth1561]

She's a monster. He's the only one who seems genuinely horrified at Casey's behavior-Cindy used a horrible logic that she prayed to God ' if Casey did it, let her be found guilty'. I believe in God but that was crazy seeing as she lied for her about the computer searches!!!

[@vanessajones9524]

Peter Hyatt videos are always such a treat.

[@Dontshootthemessenger.]

She also said she was a light sleeper. Her entire life she was a light sleeper Yet George had to shake her awake after some reason George discovered Caylee missing from inside Casey’s room Completely incongruent in her statement

[@frankg2469]

Agreed, yet Clownzo here says that he truly believes that she was mo**sted because, you know, there must be something that was done to her to explain what a vile, wretched person she is.

[@justatexasgirl5583]

At the very minimum, she’s a world class narcissist. She rewrites history like no one I’ve ever seen. I would NEVER trust her narrative of ANYTHING.

[@SariShares]

Casey killed Caylee because she was in the way. Tony, her boyfriend states he wanted to break up with Casey " and let her down gently ". He told her he couldn't see himself with a woman who had a daughter. This was the catalyst that drove Susan Smith to kill her baby sons, Michael and David by driving them into the lake. Her boyfriend used the same excuse to break up with Susan. Casey also lashed out at her best friend by stealing her money through writing bad checks from her checkbook left in the glovebox of her friend's car. Casey was borrowing her car while she was in Puerto Rico. Her friend, along with a group of other friends traveled to Puerto Rico. Casey asked Cindy for the money to go on this girls trip. Casey asked Cindy to babysit Caylee while Casey would be gone. Cindy refused and this enraged Casey and she stole money from her grandmother via her grandmother's checkbook as well. Cindy wanted Casey arrested once she found Casey. The original 911 call reflects this as Cindy mentions the theft of money as well as the family car. Casey lied about graduating High School. Casey spent her early years lying with Cindy enabling her lying and covering for her. Cindy held a graduation party for Casey because she was embarrassed that Casey had lied about graduating. Cindy admitted she didn't want family and friends to look down on Casey. Cindy was finally putting her foot down and trying to force Casey to take responsibility for her life. In earlier interviews Cindy stated this fact. The video of Caylee sitting in Cindy's father's lap at the nursing home on Father's Day is an example of her punishing Cindy. That Father's Day was right after Cindy caught her stealing her grandmother's checkbook. Casey refused to go with Cindy to see her grandfather on Father's Day to embarrass and hurt Cindy. Casey resented this and in my opinion, Casey's diabolical behavior was a product of her soulless character. I don't believe she was molested. Nor that George molested Caylee. Casey wanted Tony, a trip to Puerto Rico, spending money for clothes and booze and free time to party. Caylee was in her way. The fight with Cindy, the night before the day Casey left with Caylee set the murder in motion. Her computer searches for fool proof strangulation, align with Cindy's refusal to fund her trip to Puerto Rico, her stealing her Grandmother's checkbook and Tony trying to dump her. Jose created a scenario with George as the villain. Casey and Casey alone is the villian.

[@cherzum]

I wrote my comment above before reading this so I agree with you 100%. Casey has been lying about everything since the day she was born and I do not for one second believe she was sexually abused by George or anyone else. That was completely made up by the defense team and they admitted it.

[@mari97216]

She also had several arguments with her mom about custody of Caylee. Cindy really loved caylee and Casey felt ignored and was jealous of the attention. She would even call Caylee her daughter instead of grand daughter. Casey wouldn’t just leave her daughter with her mom and dad. Then she would have «lost» her parents and their affection. :/ plus she was living off of them in their home. It’s a sad case.

[@Juliet_Tobin]

Have you got a link to where Tony says he wanted to dump her because she had a child? In the testimony I saw, he said he that he wasn't bothered by his girlfriend having a child and he also spoke very warmly about Caylee. His text messages to her support this. Personally I don't think Tony ever mattered that much to Casey - she was flirting with other guys all throughout their relationship. He had an apartment she could stay at throughout the infamous 31 days but I don't think she was in love with him or even trying to marry him for his money - he wasn't rich, after all.

[@SariShares]

@@Juliet_Tobin He said it during his police interview. He never said she was a bad mom and he admitted to liking Caylee. He told the investigators that she was getting too clingy and he used it as an excuse to let Casey down easy. I tried to link it here but the thread won’t let me post it. Go back and search for Tony Lazzaro police interview. It’s also found within published interviews with him. It’s easily found by Googling it. Yes, she was a party girl but he as well as her best friend said her wild behavior was a manipulation in the attempt to show Tony how desirable she was and that he should commit ti a monogamous relationship with her. Both statements are well known. Nancy Grace did several interviews back then with said info on her show, from their own mouths.

[@Juliet_Tobin]

@@SariShares Thank you for posting this. I've been reading Casey's text messaging history and I must say, that's such a manipulative and hypocritical way to get a guy to commit to a monogamous relationship! She was flirting incessantly with different guys in her texts when Tony was supposedly her bf. Please don't misunderstand me . I'm not suggesting Casey was innocent but from reading her texts, she didn't seem that into Tony - she seemed far more interested in flirting with other guys, scoring drugs and manipulating poor Amy who she was constantly stealing money from. I can't believe the prosecution didn't make more of the drug angle because it could explain quite a lot about her bizarre behavior. I'm not saying you're wrong or that Tony didn't perceive things differently. Thanks again.

[@tierneykuykendall4472]

Everytime I get confused by the possibility Casey's father could have killed Caylee and Casey was just so traumatized and a victim herself of generational curses/abuse I remember the videos of her talking to her parents. I think they show that her new story is almost impossible. I would expect some clue she was looking to him for for how this would end. If Caylee was indeed maybe okay while she was out partying for 30 days wouldn't she be in shock again instead of making up the whole job/nanny/ goosechase? Even if she wanted to protect her father wouldnt she have shouted ask my dad when put in handcuffs and interrogated? Wouldn't she try to get info out of him on his visits to the jail? Even if coded? I cannot believe her story at all.

[@alabama.worley]

Well, and the evidence also indicates that she's a pathological lying. There's literally no sense in trying to prove or disprove the claims of a proven pathological liar.

[@calgal5752]

Thank you Mr. Hyatt. The day she was acquitted I actually stood up and yelled at my TV. I always look for your analysis on a new case. Unfortunately there always is another one. 😢

[@asprelskcalling1151]

OMG, one of the best videos out here. No bling bling or stupid content, just facts and intelligence. Love it!!

[@JMM599]

If Caylee drowned in the pool, why was she found with duct tape over her mouth. Her story makes absolutely no sense, but she's the type of person who will make up lies to explain away any inconsistency, so there's really no point in confronting her over it. There's so many ridiculous details to her story; it clearly shows each lie she made up to explain away her actions, but they didn't fit together in the end. It absolutely blows my mind that she thinks people actually believe her.

[@raineyj560]

Let's see if the interviewer ask her that question. She will more than likely blame that on George as well.

[@tm13tube]

Liars lie to themselves first.

[@begintozen4959]

You people really do not do any research other than what the media tells you huh??? Lol sad, blind little sheep.....smh ....georgey porgey is NOT THAT IMNOCENT ...why did he drive a car home he smelled death in AND CLEAN IT but did NOT call his people then ??? You know ...cops ...he IS an ex cop .....EXPLAIN THAT AWAY...........explain it ....make THAT make sense ....make it make sense why he tried to kill himself.....WHY ???? People grieve......guilty people try suicide.......

[@JMM599]

@begintozen4959 Even if that were true, that doesn't explain away Casey's behavior the entire time her daughter was "missing." I have my opinion, you have yours. It's not like either one of our opinions will make a difference anyway....relax.

[@mrwronguk9291]

I hate how the bad guy often just gets a new identity and free life forever in a nice safe place. Justice!

[@sherbear.9168]

Her tattoo after Kaylee was gone, said it all.

[@juanitarichards1074]

The last person seen with Cailee was her mother.....she drove away from her parents home and they never saw Cailee again. They should never have let Casey take her. They knew she had no job. They knew she was a neglectful mother and a pathological liar and a thief. If she didn't have a job how did she pay for a nanny? Her lies are so transparent.

[@listentoyourintuitionnotyo2517]

Also detailed at manipulating many

[@kimberlyaldridge6627]

According to Cindy, they believed that she was working at Universal. When, in reality, she hadn't worked there for 2 years. Go back and re-watch the trial. The amount of lies that Cindy bought were amazing. She sat in Universals parking lot with Casey for 2 hours waiting for Casey's friend, Juliette Lewis, who never existed and obviously didn't show up. Countless times Cindy was supposed to meet Casey's boyfriend, who turned out to be a guy that Casey went to high school with. He wasn't her boyfriend, lived out of state and had to come back to Florida for the trial, and didn't really know her that well. If memory serves, I believe Cindy said they waited for him at the mall for a while. The lies were never ending.

[@juanitarichards1074]

@@kimberlyaldridge6627 Yes I saw the trial and I remember Casey was living at her parents place before she took off with Cailey. She had just stolen money off her grandmother and this caused huge ructions in the family. If she had a job, or her parents believed she did, why would she need to steal? But she didn't have a job while living with her parents - they were supporting her and Cailey.....so suddenly she leaves with her child and they never see Cailey again. How could anyone believe she had a jib when she was mooching off her parents?

[@kimberlyaldridge6627]

@@juanitarichards1074 well, for whatever reason, the whole family told lies. I just don't think the truth will ever come out unless someone leaves a death bed confession and even then, would anyone fully believe it? It's a very sad thing for the baby to have been caught up in. Truly haunting and heart breaking.

[@AnnabelleCharrier]

@@kimberlyaldridge6627 Didn't she claim Jeff Hopkins was coming to dinner at her parents only to tell them at the last minute he couldn't make it? SMH. I can't figure out for the life of me why she even made up all those imaginary friends! It wasn't as if she didn't have real friends! If she was friendless, I could actually feel sorry for making up people but she seemed like a very popular, outgoing person.

[@sofialavish1072]

Please do an analysis of Wendi Adelson's police interview on Dan Markel's murder case. I really enjoy all your analysis.

[@Anon_E_Muss]

That adelson clan will never see justice. It pisses me off. Dan seemed like such a nice guy.

[@katrinat.3032]

I contacted The Behavior Panel multiple times and asked them to analyze Wendi Adelson, especially on the stand. Her cockiness in her denial of being involved is very suspicious

[@shadesofgray5476]

Sometimes people are born with a deficit in the part of the brain that regulates emotions and have a predisposition towards sociopathy and/or BPD. The child can be so over-the-top with tantrums and acting out that the frustrated parents respond by being too placating or aggressive, sometimes a combination of both, because being assertive doesn't seem to work like it would with a normal child. The ineffective parenting exacerbates the problems till the child develops a full-blown personality disorder. I suspect this is what happened with Casey. Clearly, she has something missing. Her parents needed to get some help in dealing with her when she was a young child so they could be consistent, effective, on the same page. I think she has sociopathic traits and the excitement seeking type of BPD. She has no respect for her parents, especially her mother, because her mother alternates between being passive/placating and being aggressive.

[@gwenjackson8583]

I agree 100%

[@bennythomsen5974]

Criminal Profiler PAT BROWN sent me here, thanks Pat and thanks Peter Hyatt!

[@juliapage7507]

When she was in jail at one point she only wanted to talk to her father. Their conversation was one that she was in control. She did not act as someone who was scared of an abuser to whom she supposedly was talking to. What do you make of that?

[@bleedingbitzy]

Thank you Mr Hyatt. I'm always looking out for your videos.

[@kellymichelle1255]

Omg I'm so pleased to find your channel. I heard about you years ago through Richard Hall. Can't wait to binge watch your videos 😍

[@lotusflower8]

Thanks so much, Peter. I always enjoy these livestreams and appreciate your insight. Hopefully, you will be back to share your opinions on the upcoming doc. Take best care. Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃🍁💛

[@kturner1264]

Casey named her daughter after herself and her brother Lee . Casey + Lee = Caylee.

[@Stopthisrightnow560]

I always miss your live-streams but I'm so glad you've posted again. Great video as always.

[@ianclark2665]

Was Jodi Arias also a 'fabricator of reality'? She is a compulsive liar, but that, of course, is different.

[@isaschierstedt6878]

Would be great if you could analyse george anthonys denials regarding the sexual abuse allegations of his Daughter. I have my doubts that it was her dad but i agree that she probably was sexually abused as a child by someone and maybe the parents failed her because it was someone in the family and they didn't want to rock the boat or didnt want to believe it. I think the Parents are people who also dont like to face reality and rather continue to live a lie than to solve a Problem.Maybe because they are more interested in having a good reputation.

[@Lollipop_Lexi]

There’s definitely something wrong with those parents , I would be very interested in the analysis of George’s denial also.

[@weeshirley5934]

Thank you Peter, your work is so valuable - plz keep the content coming!

[@marygoff3332]

I hope her father sues her!

[@hallsjuju2400]

Yes. And wouldn’t she finally have to take the stand. And since she admitted to being a liar, hook her up to a lie detector while she is up there.

[@nucleairecreations8884]

The part in this blame it all on "dad" attempt, where in my point of view Casey is obviously lying here, AGAIN; When she says; the last time she saw her own daughter was when she was laying next to her on June 16th 2008 and then Casey states that her door was POSSIBLY unlocked but the next thing she remembers is her father waking her up asking where Caylee is. So to me I can conclude reasonably and obviously that this door was unlocked! There's nothing questionable like "possibly" about it! But she still wants to portrait to us that she was unsure about her bedroom door being locked or not, when she says...Possibly Unlocked! When it obviously turned out to be unlocked! Because how else would her father be able to step in her room and wake her up if the door was locked! Why does Casey tells the story, like she still isn't sure this present day at the moment of telling this story like she didn't know if the door was locked or not, when it obviously wasn't? You would think she would have stated the story differently, like; When we (she and her daughter) fell a sleep on June 16th... You think Casey would note this observation in her statement about this door of her room that obviously wasn't locked and would 've stated something more logical like this; "I obviously must have forgotten to lock my door because the next thing I knew, my father was (in my room) waking me up, asking me where Caylee was....". Instead of; " THE DOOR WAS POSSIBLY UNLOCKED! When at the moment of telling this story it was not a mystery or unknown to her if the door was locked or not, since she came to find out rather quickly that it obviously was unlocked, since her dad was able to walk in and wake her up!!! To me this strange statement already shows she not being 100% truthfull in my opinion, so overall I remain to have great difficulty with everything that comes out of this woman's mouth! But the sexual abuse does explains her promiscuous behavior! So I do not rule out sexual abuse. ✌

[@MR-qp8px]

Surely if her father HAD been a sexual abuser, she would never have slept easily with her small child, whilst her father was in the house, WITHOUT LOCKING THE DOOR TO HER ROOM?.

[@nucleairecreations8884]

@@MR-qp8px Exactly, I agree 😌 Lot of contradictory behavior, but it's difficulty to make an assessment of this sexual abuse by her father George and these accusations, did or didn't happen 🧐 Some signs would say that it could 've actually been true because some of her excessive behavior...and makes me feel it could hold some probability 🤔... but at the other hand... ✋ a lot of things aren't very probable at all! Even these years later nothing has changed, the fact she was & still is a perpetual liar 🤥 Meaning no one can ever be a 100% sure of anything she says, unfortunately! We only know 4 sure that; She still refuses to own up to any mistakes as it shown to be the case in the documentary, instead she blames any& every body else ☝ She probably convinced herself that she has no fault or blame in her daughters death, but it remains a question why & what exactly led up to that faithful moment in time? 😕 Casey doesn't seem to feel much, not real guilt or responsibility, even with those crocodile tears💦 the woman is failing miserably to present even a tiniest bit of honesty and/or sincerity. It didn't take long for the documantary to unveil her role in this play, and how she actually sees herself in it! 🎬 Evidently the woman has some skewed views about reality but she actually invisions herself as some totally helpless young woman, who suffered an abusive homelife and this simply crafted and groomed her into this unstable & dishonest woman, a perpetual liar and master manipulator 👹 An made a victim through her abusive invirement. Due to these horrific incestuous familiar circumstances, she therefore cleanses herself of having any responsibility for her behavior, or accountability 4 what happend to her daughter. She claims this lying, this deceiving behavior, she learned early on from her family interactions and made her into a woman incapable of telling the truth! Casey continued the ridiculous accusation that George took little Caylee away.... Somehow...😒 sumizing... he therefore must have been responsible for dumping the body and the one who duck-taped the little girls face, & then threw her away like trash. Meanwhile Casey acts likes she hasn't got a clue 🤷‍♀️ claiming she just doesn't know what happend to her daughter😛 ...Yeah right! What a f*cking Cl🤡wn this woman is gehe.. Overall the docu has been weak 🤏 performance disingenuous and unsatisfactory, it's the same deplorable bs fantasy story as we heard before, nothing new, same crap, different year 😝 ....Yaawwnnn 🥱 Guess we can only hope Casey won't be able 2 produce any more 👶ffspring, just saying... 🙏For the sake & protection of the child 🙏 ♡Peace♡ ✌😌✌

[@VieraRabbit]

Why would anybody believe one word of what this lying monster has to say. We can’t expect to learn truth from her. It’s so painful knowing that she wasn’t punished for what she did. I know the world is not fair but her beautiful sweet daughter deserves some kind of justice and I hope that the life itself brings a punishment to the murderer when people were not able to.

[@bonlevina5621]

Peter Hyatt, I appreciate your balanced analysis, that you acknowledge some of the truths along with the lies.

[@amandasutton3717]

44:42 Casey is definitely a golden child, not a scapegoat. Her parents wouldn't have covered for her lies consistently if she were a scapegoat.

[@nomanejane5766]

Yes! Anyone who has seen the jail house calls,would have seen how she had her parents wrapped around her little finger. Like I understand they didn't want to push her, cuz they thought that she would've told them were she was, but she there wasn't one time we're she treated them nice, hell even neutral!

[@speaklifegardenhomesteadpe8783]

Wow! Glad I found you again! I know this is older, but since I first started following your work back during casey Anthony and Haleigh Cummings, this is especially appreciated!! God bless 😊👍❣️

[@Luv2LuvEm]

I’m going to try something a little different and stop the video and comment _before_ I hear your analysis so I can see how close my theory is to what you say. My belief has always been that Casey would drug Caylee. (most likely with Xanax ie: “Zanny the nanny”) so that she could party and hang out with her boyfriend while Caylee was knocked out. The day Caylee was killed was because Casey accidentally gave her too much (which was bound to happen at some point. The more she engaged in this behavior the more chances there were for an overdose and it seems like she did it quite often.) After she realized that she literally killed her daughter she panicked and put duct tape on Caylee’s mouth, wrapped her up in a blanket and plastic bags and placed her in a laundry bag to dispose of her body to make it look like someone came in and took Caylee from the house and murdered her. This is why I think the prosecution couldn’t prove their case. They left no room for nuance or the theory that it wasn’t premeditated 1st degree murder. If they’d have given the jury the option to convict Casey for 2nd degree murder without premeditation, or even involuntary manslaughter which they would only have to prove that she acted with reckless abandon or neglect. If given the chance I think the jury would have easily convicted Casey if one of the lesser charges because imo there was more than enough evidence to prove one of those charges.

[@katrinat.3032]

I thought the same. She drugged her daughter to go out partying

[@industrialover]

A lot of people think this

[@gwenjackson8583]

@@industrialover yeah, this is a pretty common theory.

[@HandbagDiva]

Nope don’t buy it. In fact the behaviour panel said when she denied ever drugging Caylee it was the one thing she was being honest about. She googled full prof suffocation the day Caylee was last seen. I think she smothered her, put her in the trunk & went to Tony’s. When she started to smell she new she had to dispose of her. I think she put the duct tape over her mouth to cover the gaping mouth that happens in death. She committed 1st degree murder imo.

[@ElleOhElleOhElle]

When Caylee’s body was recovered they ran toxicology tests on what they could. There were no drugs found when they tested her hair.

[@PanicattheDiscourse]

Peter, would you be willing to evaluate the Delphi suspect letter to the judge?

[@valleygirl2530]

That letter to the court had to be worded and structured a certain way per court rules. It isn’t a genuine example of the defendant’s personality and thoughts. There likely won’t at this time be any true examples to analyze. All communications are protected since the arrest.

[@cherylbenjamin3916]

many thanks for your amazing input - sent over by PAT BROWN

[@Teenywing]

🙄

[@lorriesardinia5302]

Pat Brown sent me here. Thought you should know. She spoke very highly of you in her last video about this.

[@bloodtypedating]

Limp and lifeless comes from experiential memory, but the questions is which memory? Of her being smothered and knocked out or Caylee... or both?

[@circedelune]

I wish people would stop believing her story about abuse from her father. That was totally made up to gain pity from the jury. There is zero evidence of anything like that. That poor man has been through enough.

[@novascotiaskater1868]

I’m not sure who you mean by “ people “ because literally 99% of the comments I’m seeing everywhere are all saying she’s a pathological liar and especially about the abuse…

[@britlandco]

On Dr Oz George Anthony said ... "I would [like to see her]. I mean honestly I would. I would just like to tell her I'm sorry. You know that I forgive her. I forgive her and that's hard for me to say, but you know what, I need to be forgiven by her, my son and other family members or friends that I care so much about. Forgive me for what I've done. To all of our lives." Why does George need to be forgiven? What is this about?

[@raineyj560]

Remember he cheated, remember he had a gambling problem, maybe he felt he should have stayed in law enforcement and maybe their lives would have turned out differently, just playing devil's advocate 🤷🏾

[@blu3622]

I think there's definite indicators of Casey Anthony's SA claims against George Anthony being true. When it was brought up during the trial, I didn't believe it. But, it explains why he attempted suicide prior to the trial. As well as why Casey's mother testified that she did the "chloroform" searches on their computer. I do not believe, however that George abused Caylee. But, rather that was Casey projecting.

[@valleygirl2530]

@@raineyj560 I always figured that George assumed 90% responsibility for Casey’s troubles because mom Cindy couldn’t or wouldn’t. It’s the traditional female role & Cindy took the masculine role. It worked until it didn’t.

[@patricial641]

@@valleygirl2530 but the Mom is the real piece of work in that family. Remember the Mom refused to acknowledge Casey’s pregnancy to her family and friends despite the fact Casey was at least 7 months along and clearly showing. Cindy had a habit of ignoring all the sketchy stuff Casey did both growing up and once Caylee went missing.

[@crystaldawn9255]

So Casey couldn't be bothered to call 911, her dad had to be holding a wet unconscious child and come in and call 911 while Casey just sat there twiddling her thumbs? She couldn't be bothered to rush over and try resuscitation herself? Her dad had to do it all because it's all him right? What a piece of work

[@blu3622]

Ikr?! Will not watch this documentary on principle.

[@truffles2721]

Casey lies about everything.

[@KellyDFlynn]

She sure was quick to call 911 recently when a woman threw a drink at her 🙄

[@rebeccagreen2310]

Right, but then she says that she was going to the clubs to try and get info on where her daughter may be. Like anyone at those clubs would know anything about her "missing", daughter. I wonder how many of those club goers remember being asked if they knew the whereabouts of Zanny the nanny ? The jury in my opinion were idiots.

[@whitedragoness23]

⁠@@KellyDFlynnthat’s because her clothes were probably ruined and more important to call 911, vs her own “missing” daughter. Her calling 911 over a drink means she isn’t afraid to call the authorities to come to her aide.

[@pcwolfie]

The fact she expects everyone to believe this new story when she has been caught lying so many times in the past is astonishing on a whole different level…..

[@whitedragoness23]

It’s scary how she can lie so badly and yet get away from any kind of punishment.

[@michaelklein4582]

Shaking is entering her Language, when she recollects the last time she saw her baby! Was the baby shaken, who did the shaking ? Leakage ???

[@PeterHyatt]

Excellent observation

[@BedtimeStorieswithBelaLugosi]

I'm a grateful student Peter 🙏 Thank you for your insight

[@kariholland2276]

I get the theories on Casey being abused as a child, but I can't help but see her remarks as projections of what she did to Caylee. Her speaking about being suffocated, rendered unconscious, the supposed abuse at her father's hands are descriptions of what she did to Caylee. It's a bit of experiential memory that leaks out, but she put herself as the victim instead of her daughter. It's so fitting for who Casey is to not even allow her daughter the right to her own tormented death but instead claims those sufferings as her own. There is also the remark of holding a limp Caylee in her arms, though she changed the circumstances in her story. Caylee was beyond a burden to her - she *despised* her. What I remember most about the case was the creepy video she took of Caylee in the highchair eating, circling her silently like a stalking lioness as she was getting footage of her last days. It was incredibly sad to watch as Caylee reached out to her, talking and fussing, and got no response.

[@PeterHyatt]

well said. It is difficult to discern with specifics, but I think the projective language is present. I also agree with others that think she was abused but is being manipulative using it, currently. Good comment, Peter

[@lizfinkelstein1323]

"Caylee was beyond a burden to her - she despised her." I'm not sure this was the case, more that Caylee was a clear impediment to a free life AND a source of tension with her mother. From everything I've read about the case, it seemed like, emotionally and psychologically, Caylee was much more **Cindy's child** than she was Casey's...

[@Jennifer-fk8kb]

That’s exactly what I was thinking when she described being limp etc. that it was her holding Caylee.

[@raineyj560]

To be fair, I have taken videos of my grandson without responding, only because I was trying to take the video without my voice being part of the video. I also only recorded for 30 seconds.

[@louisephuong8732]

Thanks I like your analysis it makes sense oh that poor child. Casey gives me the creeps I hope she's thrown back into court and is found guilty.

[@xtinamarie_333]

The warrior Pat Brown sent me here! Greetings Mr. Hyatt 🤗 This whole case made the world sick!

[@Ali-kb8gr]

You have a lovely spirt Mr Hyatt. I aways enjoy and respect your insights.

[@hwd7]

A society that murders its unwanted unborn that goes unpunished will eventually murder its unwanted children and go unpunished.

[@Gulfcoasting]

I will boycott this documentary because I do not want her to profit from the murder of Caylee! I urge you to do the same.

[@RM-pc3wx]

Fabricator of reality…would this describe Jodi Arias too?

[@riquijones5510]

Fascinating! Thanks so much Peter!

[@Dontshootthemessenger.]

EXCEPT GEORGE WAS AT WORK WITH A IRON CLAD ALIBI. SAME AS CINDY. CASEY WAS THE ONLY ONE AT HOME WITH CAYLEE THAT DAY

[@hsk2909]

Yes, and she drowned Caylee in the pool.

[@gemmalouiseroby8090]

It makes me so mad how she just got away with this. It's hard to listen to without it stirring up all kinds of emotions.

[@ScienceNsoul3]

I feel the same way. It’s deeply upsetting that she didn’t go to prison for doing this and I can get riled up if I think about it too long.

[@HandbagDiva]

I’m getting incensed reading comments from so many who now believe her lies.

[@HomewardBound961]

I know justice will come for Caylee . Casey will pay from judgement day through eternity.

[@ScienceNsoul3]

@@HomewardBound961 I believe the same thing! She will have to answer for it eventually, and the punishment will be much more than anything we could do in the courts.

[@luckyladycharm]

She's the most hated woman everywhere, people recognize her and that's not good, would you wanna be her?? How do you you feel she got away with this??

[@ND-kt8jy]

Peter could you analyse Lucy Letby's statements please?

[@_7.8.6]

This case is up there with the McCann case

[@kyliejones8827]

Great video. Thank you. 🙏 👍 😁 Greetings from Australia 🇦🇺 💕

[@WakeyWakeyEggsandBakey]

Hi Peter, this was truly brilliant thank you. I thought I knew this case but I didn't know that Cindy denied Tim from Equusearch access to Casey, or about the subsequent comments to the press about Caylee not being in the woods. That is shocking to me and seems obviously to point to Cindy having knowledge about Caylee's location. It's very sad and was imo a terrible mistake that the prosecution only put forth the option of murder 1 with the death penalty rather than giving the option of manslaughter - in which case I'm certain the jury would have convicted her. But there simply was no evidence of premeditation therefore the jury rightly acquitted her although we all felt sick that this obvious child kller was exonerated. Anyway, thank you Peter. I have been a student of yours since the maddy case. I could watch you dissect and analyse all day... and admittedly on occasion i have 😂 Prayers and love from Kerry in England ♥ 🙏

[@angelaconner3131]

Ii had no idea either and i thought i knew all the details. It is shocking.

[@adrianc1264]

Again, just very odd that she strongly insinuates the guilt of the father, but doesn't just say what any normal person would say if this is the case: 'My father did it'. Totally untrustworthy

[@zeldafitzgerald3530]

Great point

[@jewellerylove]

I really hope her father sues her for defamation. If the court is as open to being filmed and the footage released online, as happened in the Johnny Depp/Amber Heard case, Casey will be shown to be the liar she is.

[@Kpink744]

Thank you Peter , I never seem to get notifications but catching up now 🕊🇬🇧

[@TLeiph]

Hi, make sure you click on the bell and click “all”. The default, “personalized” will not give all notifications.

[@Kpink744]

@@TLeiph always have done KZbin is seriously glitching

[@johill5702]

I just found your channel! Great first impression! Could you please put some more details about yourself in the about section? I was actually expecting normal commentary but you seem much more professional than that. As a data nerd I would appreciate links to some of the sources you mentioned. Great video!

[@kvitale7734]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and insight.

[@lynzee6837]

I appreciate your expertise on the cases you cover. Would you consider looking into the Delphi murder case. There’s a lot going on. A lot of inconsistencies with the statements of the family, especially with Kelsi German. There has been arrest and there’s statements by the suspect that is interesting.

[@alabama.worley]

I doubt Peter would be interested in that case, as it's incredibly straightforward. There's not much in the way of educational material. LE has an incredibly viable suspect now in custody, and he hasn't released any informative statement worth analyzing.

[@lesleystocks5318]

Found this fascinating!! Thanks Peter

[@walkyourdog6584]

Thank you for this. Such a heart wrenching case.

[@webbess1]

I thought the sexual abuse was completely made up but you've made me think differently. I still don't think her dad did it.

[@blu3622]

Thanks for this analysis today, it's very interesting.

[@TheMagician86]

Peter is here with the truth. It's flambee time. lol. God bless you and your family, Peter.

[@michaelb8957]

Cindy clearly covered for her daughter and allowed her create all these disgusting lies about her father in front of the whole world. Cindy is not much better than her rotten daughter. I do feel bad for Mr. Anthony, he seem's to be a very weak man and allows his awful wife to control him.

[@mandyf9341]

S A does run in families, take it from me.. BUT I ENT NO MONSTER,AND HAVE PROTECTED MY SONS,AND NOW GRAND DAUGHTERS WITH MY LIFE.. BUT ,I HAVE LOW SELF ESTEEM AND OTHER ISSUES, DEAL WITH ON THE DAILY, VIA INTENSIVE THERAPY.. NO EXCUSE FOR THESE MONSTERS 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤬🤬🤬🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰💖

[@sparkplugpeggy4910]

PAT BROWN SENT ME HERE

[@phillygirl9764]

Just a thought: maybe stop referring to it as the "Casey" Anthony case, and start referrring to it as the "Cayley" Anthony case, might take some of the focus off where iti does NOT belong, and put in on where it DOES belong.... that little baby that was so brutally murdered by her own mother.

[@clestemanning6357]

JUST FOUND YOUR CHANNEL AND IMMEDIATELY SUBSCRIBED. THANK YOU FOR YOUR RESEARCH & WHAT I WOULD EXPECT TO BE HOURS OF GOING OVER HER STATEMENTS WORD BY WORD. I LIKE YOUR EASY GOING NATURE & YOUR ABILITY TO ANSWER QUESTIONS IN LAYMEN'S TERMS. THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO N ALL OF THE ANALYSIS THAT YOU DID COVER. (SORRY ALL CAPS AS IAM LEGALLY BLIND)

[@Oliver-le1us]

I always wondered if she believes her lies? Is her reality real to her?!

[@nomanejane5766]

The George Costanza defense

[@mandyf9341]

PRAYERS AND LOVE AND REMEMBRANCE FOR CAYLEE ,WRAPPED IN GODS EVER LOVING ARMS NOW 🙏 ❤️ AMEN.

[@bloodtypedating]

"I ENDed up going to my boyfriend Anthony's house" the end

[@Dr.Ahmed.Tah81]

Thanks 🙏🏻 sir for analyzing this, she’s really v dangerous, she do manipulate reality to the degree that personally my reaction to the crime shifted from her to anger against cops who were played by her lies and the mediocre prosecution and above all to media depiction of her before the trial started

[@mandyf9341]

NOTHING AS RELIABLE AS STATEMENT ANAYLSIS 💯💯💯💯💖💖💖💖🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@ldraiOXO]

I don't believe the SA story. I believe 1) her actions are a result of her being an extremely selfish individual and getting rid of Caylee would gain her sympathy and attention. 2) her lawyer mentioned SA as a possible defense and she created the story to support it.

[@charmainejay7515]

Peter could you please look into the Delphi case? 🥰

[@PeterHyatt]

we are working on it. Lots to unpack.

[@amy259]

Yes, please do.

[@charmainejay7515]

@@PeterHyatt Many thanks 🥰

[@etiedeman5293]

You do amazing work! Thank you for sharing this.

[@PrincessWarrior4]

Your last comments about how it probably went down were heartbreaking. Never thought about it besides accidental OD. And you're the expert. 😔

[@MissErinChase]

She mixes so much truth with lies! Yes, he shook her awake wanting to know where his granddaughter is! What a dangerous personality is Casey Anthony. : ( My heart is broken for the grandparents. If there was sexual abuse I wonder if it was her brother? The pillow is (I believe) what she did. I can see it.

[@emiliadavis8247]

Totally agree with Peter on Casey being abused as a very young girl, causing her to lie so freely and constantly!! I would still like to know what George was refereing to in part 3, when he said he wanted to apologize to Casey for lying. But we dont know what he lied to her about. Yet.

[@trehugr4life]

Couldn't she have read statements from other, real, victims and stole their stories and verbiage? And practiced with her live-in lawyer.

[@Werderina]

I have been interested in this case for so long! Thank you so much for your analysis and explanation. As always I especially like you for not being judgemental but clear and considered with your opinion.

[@patriciamcconnell2218]

I wonder if that older man that Casey was living with for a very long time, and he seemed to support her financially and everything else while she did very little, and he seemed to be her staunchest provider and knight in shining armor, I wonder if she was sleeping with him and banging him too feeding his ego-and I wonder if he was falling for it and fell in love with her.. Heck she was caught sleeping with her lawyer more than once-and yes I do believe it. I don't believe it to be hearsay so I think that she will Bang anything even a female if she could to get something that she wants and she seems to go for the ones that don't have much standards and are very vulnerable and needy or a bit on the sociopathic side like Jose seemed to be and would not have any compunction In using whatever she would give him so that he could defend her

[@kat8234]

Rest In Peace Caylee ❤

[@listentoyourintuitionnotyo2517]

Let's not forget A beautiful Angel that was here to show love 💕 where it was needed.

[@nicky3239]

Mr. Hyatt, I think it's clear Casey had no discipline growing up. Her parents didn't want to discipline her, but why? Maybe they had when she was young, but the result was catastrophic for everyone. What comes to mind is in an episode of the Simpsons, where Homer talks about something that happened to him as a boy... "I really wanted a catcher's mitt, but my dad wouldn't get it for me. So I held my breath until I passed out and banged my head on the coffee table. The doctor thought I might have brain damage." Wouldn't a similar event both cause her to have trauma and not trust authority, and her parents have trauma from trying to enforce discipline, so they stop doing it? Just a thought. Love your analysis.

[@nomanejane5766]

I think her mom felt guilty cuz she was working so much, since the father was online gambling their money away

[@loakes2828]

im wondering what reason she didnt have any disipline as a child,maybe the dad disaplined her by putting his hand over her mouth if she was screaming or being rude to them as a child loosing his temper and accidently did it too long and made her pass out and out of guilt didnt go there again with disapline and this is what cacey remembers and calls abuse..or her lifeless body could be due to being medicated by her mum,neglectful and not coping to well with the spoilt child she created,and this is how cacey knew how to medicate her daughter while she left her to go out partying?but who knows..like peter says something,somewhere along the line very sinister happened to cacey..she didnt just wake up one day this warped and disturbed..someone in her enviroment did her some irreversable damage! what a mindfeild !

[@alabama.worley]

No, that's called manipulation-not discipline. Positive reinforcement of manipulative/destructive behavior will only result in further manipulative and destructive behavior, which is evident in this case. Teaching a child what behavior is appropriate and inappropriate is just basic parenting responsibilities.

[@mrs.kravitz]

We'll never know, sadly, if Casey Anthony was abused. What we do know is that she's a compulsive liar who murdered her daughter. It's not hard to believe she made up these stories of abuse given the other things she made up, let alone what she's done. My gut tells me she was not abused, she was spoiled. She's shocked and hurt that her father ultimately cooperated with police, that he called out her boo sheet before her mother did. Casey is having her revenge.

[@mrs.kravitz]

@@profhortsunlover1536 I disagree. In all the videos of them together Casey’s parents are sweet and patient with her. She was spoiled rotten. When I wrote the above comment saying we can’t know, I was trying to be as generous to her as possible. But being overly generous to predators is being harmful toward their prey. Casey Anthony is a predator and a sociopath and a constant, constant cruel liar. I don’t believe she was abused in any way. I believe she needed strong redirecting and correction that her gentle generous parents failed to give her, but that’s bad modern parenting, not abuse.

[@DK-nh4bc]

Exactly my thoughts, Mrs Kravitz.

[@cherzum]

My gut tells me the same thing. She is a pathological liar who was not sexually abused. I think society is throwing that term around too conveniently these days to explain the unexsplainable. I am sick of hearing it myself.

[@crystaldawn9255]

The only "trauma" Casey probably ever experienced was being told no as a child/teen, or maybe being called out on her lies once or twice.

[@Jennifer-fk8kb]

@@profhortsunlover1536 why is that awful? I believe that too. Her behavior is that of a spoiled brat. Not an abuse victim in my opinion. People are entitled to their opinion. Just because someone claimed abuse doesn’t mean everyone has to believe them.

[@robyn874]

IMO she hadn’t reported her daughter ‘missing’ & didn’t plan to; then told lie after lie making it all about her as though she was the victim here. I feel she’s guilty & with her defence got away with murder. Now she’s coming forward with another tale making $$ off of her deceased daughter tarnishing the little ones memory further. Again stating she is the real victim here. It’s disgusting !

[@Losingbraincells777]

Mr. Hyatt, your the absolute most awesome!!! Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family!!!!

[@Beelcheenrea]

I have a question off topic. In re: to 911 calls; is there ever an appropriate situation wherein whomever "finds" the injured/murdered victim does not call 911 first? I.E calls a relative/friend first?

[@truffles2721]

No

[@sadieharris5767]

Murdered, I would say No. Usually not after natural causes either, although under specific circumstances it might be less weird- like if someone found their 98yr old relative who died in their sleep hours ago, I could see them calling another family member first.

[@alicemorton9145]

Apparently Casey has a new boyfriend! IMO she wants to settle down with him and have a family. That is why she did this documentary! To clear her name😡

[@damama1270]

I can't help wondering in cases like this, where the evidence so clearly suggests a guilty verdict that even a ten year old would agree with, if very powerful, more sinister forces are at play.

[@DG-tp5lh]

Why don't you just for a minute open up your mind and analyze the father truly analyze his behavior you might come to a completely different conclusion

[@sandramcnatt9061]

I don’t believe anything Casey says about being sexually abused. If it were true why would she live in the house of an abuser