Casey Anthony's IRREGULAR Body Language is Fascinating

[@plamondonworks6948]

I'm more nervous about ordering food at the drive through than she is in this entire interrogation

[@ASMRer]

Lmfao same!!!

[@amya3980]

Yeah she should have been a hostage negotiator or 911 operator instead of a mother.

[@Sassy78]

Brilliant!

[@stephaniex952]

Exactly! Same!

[@shortsweet9764]

Hahahahahaha, SAME

[@OoMASEoO]

She's pretty giggly for having a dead child. I can't believe she got away with murder.

[@Elleryia]

@@pacermusicmaker7930 I remember watching the trial as it was happening, and my personal feelings on it is the prosecution shared everything they could as effectively as they could. However, they couldn't anticipate the selfishness of the jury. Because of local biases, they had to bus people in from a city 90 minutes away and sequestered those jurors away from friends, family, their lives, and the outside world. It just so happened the trial and jury deliberations were running them close to July 4th's festivities, and I truly believe they all just wanted to go home to their families and barbeque meat and shoot off fireworks. They couldn't care less that they were letting a selfish, depraved sociopath go free, all that mattered to them was that they weren't stuck away from their friends and family any longer. That one of the jurors stated that they could more readily believe that Caylee drowned and Casey "covered it up for three years" over the possibility that she killed her daughter and lied about it just speaks volumes. And the fact the original vote was 10-2 "not guilty" just tells me people on the jury cared more about themselves than for justice for that little girl.

[@linag7308]

All thanks to one juror that convinced the others that they can't prove how Caley died so that's reasonable doubt. Dumb broad.

[@angie4now438]

Yeah that’s makes me so mad. How can you have so many people like this in one place? Her guilt is everywhere. You cannot miss it.

[@jeanab2143]

What's even better is she started a private investigation company..

[@drummergurl99]

They had all the evidence and it ALL just so coincidentally slowly happened to crumble into shards.... convenient. I think the case was too dragged out. It was like 3 or 4 years. And they still never found out who killed her. They just THINK it wasn’t Casey Anthony and dropped it. Rip

[@g-6-]

my bunny rabbit hid under the shed and i spend 2 hours panicking crying my eyes out looking for her outside at 2am in rain. i can’t imagine losing a child, a baby.

[@debrashepard6770]

Tell me about it, I couldn’t find my little pomp puppy one day, I’m thinking she ran off & I’m in my car running up & down my road, stopping at the neighbors to see if they’ve seen her or if they would she belongs to me, I was frantic & even 😢 crying. I finally found her, I’m yelling outside my house & hear her little bark far away & it was coming from my house & she had shut herself in the spare bedroom. I was so happy to see her. My point is I was more upset over my pomp than Casey is over her child & her even knowing she’s already dead. She has no remorse whatsoever 🙀 she’s very callused 🤮We will never know why the jury found Not Guilty 😡 She killed that beautiful baby girl & she knows she did it ! 😡😡😡

[@debrashepard6770]

She’s worried about the publicity, she killed her daughter & worried about it being published, She’s a narcissist just like Scott Peterson, She’s laughing with the cops like nothing ever happened, she’s definitely detached in the brain 😡 I was in shock the day they found her not guilty like JFK , it’s something you never ever forget😥

[@PleaseSaveMeUwU]

My bun stays inside the house 24/7 I could never handle if he ran and hid

[@debbysimon120]

Your a human being , Casey is not.

[@DarthLetalis]

@@debbysimon120 yes, she is a human. I get what you’re trying to say. But its not helpful. The only way to understand the dark side of humanity is to stare it in the face. Removing her from group A and putting her in Group B doesn’t help solve the reason why. She’s a product of her upbringing and her parents failed her miserably. They created a person who the rules never applied to. That will get you a narcissistic baby killer, not simply “an animal”.

[@wow-si6th]

By the way, a couple days ago Casey called the police after an ex love triangle rival poured a drink on her leg while at a bar. She called the cops after this but didn’t call the cops after the child “was kidnapped” for a month.

[@غالية-ث4ش]

🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯

[@shelbyschnoor9369]

Everyone in America would love to throw a drink on her …. So good job ex love triangle rival

[@alyssadana5011]

Wow

[@Sassy_Alaskan]

I WAS JUST GONNA MENTION THAT. She was out drinking with friends. WHO BECOMES FRIENDS WITH THAT MONSTER?!!

[@trinityizzard6821]

Wow....

[@morganholman1274]

Regardless of whether she is innocent or guilty, she is unsettlingly relaxed through the whole thing.

[@catherineboone4921]

and glib!

[@ourcrazyfamily1304]

YES!!!! Im a very friendly, and social with people naturally. BUT if my kid was missing, no was in hell I would be this calm.

[@tapoemt3995]

Well if she was rocking back and fourth or twitchy etc. People would be saying of course she's guilty, she can't sit still, she's hiding something. Someone will always have something to point the finger at. There is no correct way of being without someone finding fault in it. Having said that, I agree her behavior is very unsettling and she should be rotting in prison for what happened to that little child. I was just pointing out someone would fault her no matter how she seemed, no offense to you or what you stated.

[@TheKatarinaGiselle]

@Street smarts vs book smarts come as one the only kind of person I can imagine acting that way regardless if they were responsible are sociopaths. I can imagine a sociopath would behave in that way even when not being responsible.

[@twinkiesnails8857]

@@TheKatarinaGiselle sociopathy is not a clinical diagnosis but even people who have aspd can feel destress over things like this, they can form emotional depth with people and i cant wrap my head around her behavior at all

[@chellychels4356]

She seems more relaxed talking about her missing child than I would be if one of my pets went missing. 🤨

[@thechickenagenda]

Seriously! This case is so gut-wrenching in so many ways.

[@cjbenson76]

I lost a pet and I was frantic and just because she is not screaming or bawling dont mean she isn't. Maybe she did before they put her in this room. There is no proof of what happened hours before.

[@chellychels4356]

@@cjbenson76, but she wouldn’t have calmed down that much when it’s a child. That was my point. It would be bad enough if it was just a pet, but I’ve especially never seen a competent mom get over her child being missing that fast. There’s a difference between pulling yourself together versus clearly lacking any sort of emotion. She was more relaxed in this video than most people are even in their day-to-day life. Not only did she lack emotion, but she didn’t care to even talk about her child. She was more focused on speaking about the media. Most moms would lean into the media anyway, in order to aid them in looking for their child. They would be trying to do something, ask questions, etc. If she had just pulled herself together like you seem to think, she would be more goal-oriented, not avoiding it all together.

[@emmabettencourt4945]

@@cjbenson76 no one should be this calm when a child is missing

[@cjbenson76]

@@chellychels4356 if you had known that the father had put her on a sedative before talking to the police. It was documented in the interview notes. Again. Know the wording of a police diction and reports. Also know that public records vs non public records. Also if you know what a person looks or acts in the world on Antiva. It is a relaxer and mellows.

[@torisantorichantorikun]

I know you apologize for pausing the video and explaining “too often” but honestly that’s what I love about your vids!! You pause often and explain! Please don’t worry about it!! It’s why me and probably many others are here

[@LynnAgain83]

Me too!!! ❤️

[@leilanis6846]

yes yes

[@chelsea7229]

Yup! I’ve actually seen this before and I WANT some extra perspective!

[@planettes]

Exactly 🙌

[@ArcaneGinger]

Same!

[@hannah8479]

She’s so cocky and calm. Her being found not guilty is one of the biggest ball drops of all recent cases

[@nonmihiseddeo4181]

The prosecution dropped the ball and didn't prove their case. That's what jurors said, @Hannah.

[@J3scape]

I still don't understand how tf she got away with it. I thought for sure somebody would have killed her crazy ass by now.

[@LittleLisaMa]

They overcharged her. They didn't have enough evidence to prove 1st degree murder so she was found not guilty which is absolutely dropping the ball! They should've charged her with 2nd degree manslaughter or something to that nature and that pyscho would probably be still serving time.

[@MsLambchop]

@@nonmihiseddeo4181 The jury didn't do their due diligence.

[@ReviewsChannel-e4r]

Just as bad was when it came out she had manipulated her way into giving Jose Baez oral. Wasn't disbarred! Investigators and body language experts do not have expertise in the depths of narcissism. Defies spectrum.

[@MsNoPixel]

To the people saying _”she seems so relaxed & not worried”_ it’s easy to be relaxed & not worried about something being missing when you know exactly where it is & what happened to it... let that sink in.

[@jennylane9083]

Exactly

[@Michelle-rv9ks]

That’s their point

[@cjbenson76]

She didn't know where her child was. Also if you had the new information. Footprints have and new evidence has been found. Also still again the footprints are way bigger than hers. Also, another child's body was found in the exact spot. Also Callie mother can or never be able to be convicted she has been proven Not guilty.

[@fulaniyyah]

No, there would still be fear of getting caught. Don't matter how educated you are in psychology, if you're a calm person or even if you're a detective. No one know how they would respond in these situations but one thing is certain: you would feel a lot of stress. Pretending like nothing is wrong and turning a blind eye to the confrontation, is her coping mechanism so she doesn't have to face any of it.

[@Ichigo_Hime]

@@Art_thecl0wn Same. I live in Central Florida and I never saw that on the news.

[@samiyam3949]

I don’t think she was “pretending to be“ fine… I think she really is fine… Which is truly frightening… I think what we are witnessing here is an actual psychopathic person… There’s like, no soul there… She has no comprehension of emotion. No fear of jail. No fear for her future. No concern for her child. No anger at her father...

[@kirstycallaghan4644]

Her father did nothing wrong, she is a compulsive liar. She lied about everything then blamed her dad when she got found out. So how did they go from all this nonsense of Zanny the nanny to my father sexaully abused me and killed my baby and I'm just loving life!

[@samiyam3949]

@@kirstycallaghan4644 My point wasn’t that various people deserved or do not deserve to be the object of her emotion, simply that she doesn’t have emotion… IMO…

[@staceytomkinson910]

You nailed it no soul, I was thinking god she just so boring...

[@deadendkid5764]

what has she got to be angered at her father for?

[@samiyam3949]

@Castro's Son yes I agree. I shudder to think that with that degree of detachment she could have easily sold her daughter to the sex trade. All doors are open if you don’t have a conscience

[@lornalaine9479]

They should have had a woman come and interrogate her, she’s obviously trying to charm them and it worked even just slightly.

[@Aj-me8mo]

You're right should've got a female interrogator. She's a very attractive women she would probably charm me as well :O

[@freudulant]

It's probably part of the interrogation technique. They often acts very friendly and appear to empathise with the person they are interrogating to persuade them to relax and confess. They also alternate with inducing stress.

[@Jennysweret]

@mellowholic Not neccesarily. That sounds like something you saw on tv.

[@taxiuniversum]

Agreed.

[@21donuts]

yeah exactly, he barely asked her anything, she was being difficult to get through but he was just going along with the smalltalk

[@garnetbelial]

She's either a sociopath or on some REALLY GOOD anti anxiety medication that I would love to know which one, because damn, I would love to be that calm.

[@poutinedream5066]

Anxiety, bad nerves, tics run in my family. We literally like sit there and fuckin twitch together. I can't imagine this level of calm, and I haven't killed anyone.

[@YourPeepingTom]

Xanax :))))

[@YourPeepingTom]

And of course a sociopath

[@p5ych0_w1tch]

"ZANNY the nanny" she was on xans and was feexing her child that too probably. and she's a psychopath

[@LotusRyu]

Sociopath, 100%

[@Endymion766]

I get this strange feeling, that, if I was a dog, I'd be growling and barking at her.

[@robertxerxes1932]

if i was jury not guilty for me from behaviour alone

[@BeAfraidOfJozie]

this oddly makes so much sense and i agree

[@zeuna]

same, dude

[@elrafa3957]

GrrrrRight?!

[@SamanthaOMaraMezzano]

I relate to this on a spiritual level.

[@KylaFuller]

I’m halfway through and have not heard her say her daughters name not once. She only even mentioned her daughter once so far. It’s creepy.

[@SoulDelSol]

Casey: can kill her baby and not get in trouble This youtuber: mentions that she killed her baby, gets in trouble

[@becauseaguacate1432]

he's in trouble??

[@Daggeira]

@@becauseaguacate1432 The video was blocked on copyright grounds within 20 minutes of being up, so yeah.

[@lesleebelle29]

Omg, This!!!!! Yes So true!

[@suepage1506]

Dan...Ikr?!?!

[@brittanyfay90]

@@Daggeira what KZbinr said they killed their child?

[@grcdcknsn]

I can’t believe she’s a free woman

[@traceyparish7403]

Makes you sick don't it? Plus just shows life is not fair and people DO get away with murder .....easily.

[@MeganVictoriaKearns]

Not sticking up for her by saying this, NOT AT ALL, but she's never going to be totally free. Free as in not in prison, yes. Free to live her life like the rest of us? No way. She's never going to have a normal day ever again. Which is a least SOME punishment. Which is better than nothing.

[@blondie9422]

I have to believe that karma will get her one day, I have to for my peace of mind.

[@kevinvassago]

Fr, it makes me sick 2 my stomach that innocent ppl r convicted all the time but ppl like her walk away free

[@kfiscal01]

Justice is just a word.

[@hunnybeezy]

She sprinkles in "mhm" "yeah" "exactly" in so many places that make zero sense. Like in the middle of his sentence. She's not listening or agreeing, she is trying to seem agreeable, its all manipulation.

[@goldenglowable]

I saw Derek Von S mention the same thing in one of his recent videos.

[@Curiousever]

Manipulation! Why? Because it always works for her. And she looks at the camera. She knows she’s being videotaped. Who’s manipulating who?

[@WishIWasBouguereau]

Me who does the same thing for no reason: "Mm, mhm? wow, yeah exactly- mhm,"

[@AlexandraG_]

I was thinking the same thing! I cant believe she got away with murder.

[@roddmatsui3554]

And by way of passive aggressive as well.

[@Brelinka128]

She was "in control" of this entire interview...and that is a huge FAIL on this police department. I truly believe that they would have gotten more of a reaction/information if they had used a female officer. I think a female officer wouldve made her feel more uneasy because she would have had a more difficult time manipulating the interrogation.

[@suepage1506]

I was thinking the same thing

[@oliviamay614]

When the patriarchy let’s a murder walk the streets. Hate that for us.

[@Ambb28xD]

Exactly!

[@missiecombs7280]

Exactly

[@Beckaboo3397]

100%

[@IAmMossimo]

I really think she’s a psychopath. She’s calmer than I was when I lost my favorite coffee cup...

[@tiannablackwill5299]

Right

[@carlanealon8539]

Yup!!!! If she murdered her daughter... she’s acting weird..... if she lost her murdered daughter... she’s acting weird.... either way psychopath !!!!!!

[@baconbite]

i don’t think psychopath but i definitely believe narcissist

[@montanacunningham7408]

Omg girl same 🤦‍♀️

[@theowoolery4664]

Why is this ME? 😂😂

[@xanderkai6353]

I really appreciate how the first cop never let her interrupt him, he kept talking no matter how much she talked over him. that’s a tough thing to pull off and was important to maintain his authority/dominance in the situation.

[@brenamagdalena11]

If a parent doesn't call the police when realizing their toddler aged child has been missing automatically makes them guilty.

[@brightonbabe2139]

At least of criminal neglect

[@AnahataMaryjane]

the ironic thing is she wasn't found guilty!!!

[@thickerconstrictor9037]

It does make them guilty but not necessarily a first degree murder. There's a lot of things that they could have gotten her for but there was not a case for first-degree murder and that's where the problem was

[@lisaporter-smith676]

Guilt of what exactly? Not first degree murder which is what she was charged for despite the prosecutor not being able to say where, when or how her daughter died.

[@AnahataMaryjane]

@@lisaporter-smith676 the prosecution thought they had a airproof case, they didn't anticipate jose baez who is actually a pretty good lawyer if you want to 'get off'. he convoluted the case so well he really drove the reasonable doubt home!

[@tinar.a.3542]

She’s more worried about her privacy than her daughter because she knows her daughter is dead.

[@tamararutland-mills9530]

She’s concerned about everything, but her child.

[@d3sign3rmom]

This woman wasn't dumb. She was trying to keep the conversation on how her family was affected by the investigation instead of the interrogation itself. That way she doesn't have to talk about her daughter, therefore stalling the interrogation. She was hiding something.

[@shariwelch8760]

No, it's super dumb. As if we're not smart enough to see exactly what she's doing. Her mistake is thinking it's smart to do that.

[@JA-wy9cr]

@@shariwelch8760 I think so too... The officer talking to her seems to have definitely picked up on that

[@DaniHGirl]

She honestly sound like she was pulling the biggest Karen move without asking for the manager.

[@shariwelch8760]

@@JA-wy9cr Well you know, any normal mom whose child is missing would be desperate to find her, crying, pleading with the officer to go out and please find her. Not sitting there like that.

[@xoxDCMxox]

She is 1000% off and guilty

[@pocketdynamo5787]

She's sitting there, all the time looking like someone waiting for her flight to board, being engaged by a stranger into a conversation she's not interested in whatsoever, but playing along out of sheer politeness. What this definitely doesn't look like: a mother whose baby has been kidnapped. Which is her official story.

[@Progenitor1979]

She is waiting though, for her lawyer to arrive.

[@MARYWTHER]

I feel like it would have been VERY interesting to have female cops interrogating her... my guess is that she behaved with those cops the way she often behaves with men in general, very charming and forthcoming, knowing she can (probably) turn their heads (or believing she still can in this condition). I wonder how she'd have adapted to a woman.

[@emilydrake7439]

She’s obsessed with the media being focused on her. She doesn’t even consider the help that it brings to find her daughter bc she already knows where her daughter is. In my opinion 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@MEGA.CHUNGUS]

Yes. She had known at this point that Caylee was dead and had been for some time. It's not news to her.

[@inspiteofbecauseof4745]

Secretly enjoying the attention of the media, while complaining about it.

[@h.borter5367]

I think you're right, Emily Drake. It was always all about her, not Caylee.

[@JOHNNYSGIRL1960]

Just like Jodi Arias!

[@enbabybee2425]

I remember being a kid and seeing my mom cry over the verdict of this case.

[@abdullaahiahmed8924]

@Keldas LushLife The justice system is flawed! Innocent people are jailed for less and serve multiple decades for something they did not do or better yet self defence! I can not understand how on earth she was not convicted and why the police department did not sue her just for obstructing a police investigation!

[@savannahsklarski3478]

My mom was so angry and she came and hugged my sister and I

[@poutinedream5066]

I've never been a cryer, but I do recall having to stop myself from punching a hole in the wall. Same thing I guess.

[@healingandgrowth-infp4677]

Don't talk about being a kid like it was so long ago. You weren't long been a kid.

[@enbabybee2425]

@@healingandgrowth-infp4677 ? Are you okay?

[@johnsnow5305]

Honestly, her search history + duct tape is all I need to know. Oh and the fact that she never reported her daughter missing until her mother made her... The prosecution really messed up. They shouldn't have had any problems tearing apart the explanation given and excuses made. It's amazing to me how they somehow made Casey's habitual lying into an asset though.

[@lisaporter-smith676]

The mother said she made those google searches and the prosecution couldn’t prove that wasn’t true. The duct tape couldn’t even really be proven to actually be duct tape and they couldn’t prove who put it there. They couldn’t say when Caylee died, where she died or how she died. They stood no chance whatsoever of guilty for first degree murder verdict. They fucked out by not putting second degree, manslaughter and child neglect on the table for the jury.

[@rileyistired4530]

@@lisaporter-smith676 But what about the fact that she went missing for 31 days and she didn’t say anything? I’m pretty sure she even lied about where she was, but I could be wrong about that. If I was on jury and I heard that we had to decide if a woman is guilty of the murder of her child and we know this woman didn’t ever report her child missing and doesn’t even seem to care that she’s gone, I’ve practically already decided that she’s involved somehow. And if my only option is finding her guilty of first degree murder or letting her be a free woman, imma go ahead and vote murder. And that’s just with the fact that she clearly couldn’t have given less of a damn about the girl. Factor in all the other stuff and it just gets worse.

[@Progenitor1979]

She also lied and misdirected the police during the time she allegedly believed her child was missing... Why?

[@lisaporter-smith676]

@@rileyistired4530So you would sentence a 22 year old to the death penalty because you don’t like how she behaved after her daughter went missing? I hope you are never on a jury. That is not evidence and you would have been intensely prepped of that upon commencing your jury duty. Maybe Caylee drowned in the pool while Casey should have been watching her. Maybe she accidentally overdosed her with medicine to keep her sleeping. Neither of those are first degree murder. If you want to prove first degree murder you have to prove that it was murder and not manslaughter or neglect and you have to prove it was premeditated. You cannot convict someone of planning to no executing the murder of their child based entirely on the fact you don’t like how they behaved after she went missing. That is not evidence. Legally, it just isn’t no it doesn’t matter what you personally think or feel.

[@svinjamaria]

Casey seems to be as bothered about losing her daughter as I am when I lose a sock

[@StrawberryFields4ever65]

She acts just about as inconvenienced!

[@godslaughter]

I get really emotional if I lose a sock :^( that poor sock, somewhere out there on its own...

[@katyhoney]

She's totally a heartless psychopath 😭 that poor baby and those poor grandparents.

[@teaspoonsofpeanutbutter6425]

I think we all have more emotion at losing a sock than she's ever had about her daughter. Even the vague 'uh, where's THAT gone?" Is more than she's ever felt.

[@deanandjo4ever]

Depends on the sock

[@amandachristine9286]

Her child is “MISSING” and she’s sitting there talking about how the media is “funny” and laughing. Wtf?!?!

[@sparks8934]

@Lori Hanks I agree it’s really upsetting to see how nonchalant Casey is about fact that her child is missing now for 30 days, she’s a selfish self absorbed and completely concerned about her welfare Kaylee is not a factor to her at all.

[@360.Tapestry]

well, it's very simple: whether she killed her child or not, she does not give one good goddamn for caylee. she just wants to live her best life and vibe with all the bros and it is sickening

[@madisonalexander3335]

Omg, this could not have come at a better time. I’m doing a research paper on her for school, can’t wait to add her body language analysis to it.

[@thinkersthink-]

A+ for you...

[@leilanis6846]

the luck 😭

[@jenniferfarmer8615]

That's is perfect timing for your school paper looks like you will have a great masterpiece school paper! I would frame it!

[@sweetlife6299]

Omg that‘s gonna be an interesting paper, you’re gonna ace it!!

[@Adara007]

That's hopefully going to be helpful for your assignment. I hope you do well! May I inquire whether it's for high school or University? I ask because I have a background in forensic psychology and in both assessing alleged and actual criminals, then later providing therapeutic support for victims of crime, typically for women who had survived certain types of abuse and assaults. I enjoyed my years at Uni and if you're studying for Psychology or another type of behavioural science degree or course, I hope that drawing on body language analysis is regarded positively by your lecturer(s) or teachers. Back in the years I was studying, unfortunately body language was not really part of our courses and seemed to be regarded by most lecturers as a 'pseudo-science' even though I personally find it an invaluable aid.

[@justrosie]

I disagree that he wasn’t trying to be her friend. He’s trying to relax her guard, make it casual convo. He is very aware of every single movement, look, and word she says. He is acting dumb about the cameras because SHE asked about them. He knows theres a camera in there and he knows where it is. The problem is, so does she. She is very good at acting cool, relaxed, etc. This is something she has done her entire life, so it comes natural to her. She is extremely proficient at steering the conversation into casual convo.

[@Lowdermoomoo]

Yup, I know how to do this from a lifetime of abuse, generally I don’t display emotion unless I’m alone because it leads to conflict. She’s extremely psychologically “trained”. I was cool as a cucumber while my daughter was going through anaphylactic shock, I didn’t really react until I was alone in a room with my husband and she was “out of the woods” sleeping, then I cried and screamed and broke down at home with my husband. Wether she did it or not, idk. I chose forensic pathology as a career because of that reason and recognizing that it’s not a very common trait but I chose to do something productive with it, some people like this don’t, but she didn’t get here psychologically on her own.

[@Bobbing4Fries]

Agreed. Most people commenting here about this situation they are in seem to be lacking context. This interview is happening 30+ days after her daughter is missing, 30+ days of lying to her parents about it, a few days of lying to police about imaginary jobs, co-workers, baby sitters ... this interview is happening just after they literally arrested her at Universal Studios because she brought police there to see her office ... for a job she never had. Every single thing she has said to EVERYONE leading up to this interview has been maliciously fabricated. IMHO this orgy of behavioral circumstantial evidence to her guilt is what lulled the state into a false sense of security over the murder 1 charge.

[@tamararutland-mills9530]

He’s doing a good job of acting dumb.

[@Beckaboo3397]

I think just cutting straight to the point would unnerve her more. I would probably just come out and say to her, “ look I’m a mother and I know I would be inconsolable if my child was missing , how can you be so relaxed and carefree about it?” Try to get underneath that smug attitude. Also like other comments have said I believe a female interrogator would’ve been a much better choice.

[@yogurLAPIZ]

Think the same. I felt she would have felt more alert. A woman trying to pie to a woman is pretty hard. It's not like you can charme them in. Also she would feel judged so probably would try to defend herself and her behaviour.

[@Beckaboo3397]

@@yogurLAPIZ definitely and then you’d just wait for the slip up. A lie changes the truth always stays the same. She would definitely feel more threatened especially with a female . I know I’ll probably catch a lot of slack for this . But I feel like women in general are more intuitive and I think more women as opposed to men are empathetic .Because of our hormones and especially the way motherhood makes us we can be so in tune with our kids without them even saying a word we know what they’re thinking or how they’re feeling. Definitely not saying all females are this way exhibit A in this woman’s case and I’m not saying all men can’t be intuitive or empathetic but just in general I think there’s more women that get gut feelings that are often true.

[@yogurLAPIZ]

@@Beckaboo3397 I think too and the genders even if we are not fitted in one spectrum I think we follow some behaviour to for example charm or deceive someone, we woman know it and we know the looks of other woman who knows what we doing or faking, that's why I also believe is hard for most or some womens to tag along even more if they are narcissistic. It's like reading a open book and you know they will do in advance.

[@ziggylaurie2268]

Same! I think being direct with her would’ve been better. She enjoys games

[@sarahholland2600]

My exact thought too. She read him immediately & agreeable,passive tactic clicked in. . Friendly chat doesn't work with someone who strategises accordingly, adapting to who it is & what approach they're taking. She needs to be surprised & taken off balance: but even then I think she'd readjust the strategy pretty quickly .

[@ellewilliams7999]

To me, it seems like her daughter was her competition. (In her sick mind). She was jealous that so many people adored & loved her daughter. Once her daughter was gone then the attention can be all about Casey once again.

[@shay7821]

Yep. That’s classic narcissistic behavior. Everyone is competition. Especially with mothers and daughters.

[@a26shirleydhawadkar50]

yes that's exactly what it seemed like when her parents came to see her in jail. she literally stopped crying when their attention was brought towards her daughter and started suddenly showing more emotion than ever when she was the focus and seemed almost relieved?

[@BirdyMum]

@@shay7821 yep, and I'm leaning towards narcissist, espeially given the fact that she becomes pretty much obsessed initially in relationships and is so manipulative and attention seeking. Everyone is always harping on about sociopaths but they try to ruin lives less often than malignant narcissists, narcs deliberately try to make human connections like partners, children, enter into workplaces etc. They can also care about you long enough to suck you in, and to get into your mind by being the "shoulder to cry on". They're charming, they're ambitious, they know how to mask themselves and be the life of the party, and they know how to make YOU look like the narc or the crazy ex. At least sociopaths tend to be more notably socially awkward and not neccessarily as interested in manipulating you and psychopaths just flat out rarely bother trying to have personal relationships. I'd rather someone who doens't have emotions any day or just revels in physical violence than someone who literally enjoys torturing and manipulating you long term while repeatedly trying to draw you back in.

[@lisaporter-smith676]

@@BirdyMum Absolutely nothing of what you’ve said is true. You can be a sociopath and a narcissist at the same time. Psychopaths are very, very likely to form interpersonal relationships. Almost every serial killer you’ve ever heard of was married and most had kids. Sociopaths and psychopaths aren’t usually socially awkward at all. They are exceptionally good at mimicking emotions they don’t actually feel. If you think someone’s a psychopath or sociopath, they likely aren’t because real ones are so good at hiding it.

[@kfiscal01]

@@shay7821 Boys an fathers to. I experienced this.

[@JenocidalTendencies]

She cared for her daughter only so long as the child bolstered the attention she herself received. In the most detached terms I can put it; around the 3 year mark is when friends and family stop treating you and your new addition as a novelty. It was no longer Casey and her new baby girl, it was just Casy and Cayley (I probably spelled it wrong, my apologies). No more special attention means the child now became a hinderance to her life instead of the accessory she was previously. RIP Little Angel.

[@rockerwoman]

THIS. ✅

[@saheli9213]

Is this case closed? Or still open?

[@MarieForest]

@@saheli9213 She got a not guilty verdict and started dating her lawyer.

[@Mckinley-mick]

A true sociopath.

[@oceandizzle7]

@@MarieForest the same lawyer who got goerge Zimmerman off too. 🙄

[@kandreasworld4374]

I have seen someone get more upset over misplacing an umbrella than she is about not knowing what happened to her kid. Every juror who let her off deserves to burn in hell right along with her.

[@goddammitalana]

They found her not guilty of 1st degree murder. That’s not an unreasonable verdict for that specific charge given the lack of evidence provided by the prosecutor. They shouldn’t have charged her with a crime that they didn’t for sure have the evidence & ability to prove *beyond all reasonable doubt.* Don’t blame the jury. Blame the incompetent state prosecution team.

[@itzdaneille3691]

@@goddammitalana the prosecutor actually laid down all reliable evidence.... it's her defense attorney that should get the credit for misdirecting the jury...he was a damn good lawyer

[@elexis3728]

One of the most hated females in the WORLD. Everyone knows that baby died under her watch and then she hid her precious daughter like trash on side of the road! That precious baby!

[@UlieWalksWithTheKing]

She was adorable and beautiful. I will never understand how she can look at herself or sleep at night. And what man would want to be with a devil who killed and discarded her baby? Sleep with one eye open.

[@skydivision6423]

From her behavior and her caring more about her reputation that she didn't kill the child. but most likely she knew who killed her.

[@andys3035]

@@UlieWalksWithTheKing she's on record for saying how she sleeps very well at night. It's because she's a coldhearted, narcissistic, psychopath!

[@court5231]

She's clearly fighting them to control the room and conversation. She's not dumb. Definitely manipulative!

[@juliemoore3212]

100 percent agree

[@robertxerxes1932]

if i was jury not guilty for me from behaviour alone

[@kellyann3832]

@@robertxerxes1932 She's guilty and got away with murder. Pure evil

[@robertxerxes1932]

@@kellyann3832 not guilty imo

[@kellyann3832]

@@robertxerxes1932 whatever dude

[@InvitationtoAmy]

Man, how arrogant...she really thought she could get away with this. Oh, wait.

[@SoulDelSol]

Exactly 💯

[@gjhyhfwj28ry3]

😭😭😭

[@stephylynnpatch]

I'll never understand how she got away with this.

[@Fiona-68]

@@stephylynnpatch She won't get away with it at least when she rots in HELL. We can only hope karma or some other thing will get her before that. I normally don't wish ill on a person but I can barely call this POS that.

[@Collegestudent23]

She may have “gotten away with it” but think about when people recognize her, people she works with, if she can even get a job...

[@drama2u]

Let’s just conclude that she’s a professional manipulator and got away with murder.

[@debbiecraddock7204]

People will never forget what she did to her child. Never.

[@labrea5399]

What did she do ?

[@rp7326]

@@labrea5399 ,,, murdered her child

[@labrea5399]

@@rp7326 oh gotcha. I forgot x

[@lisaporter-smith676]

What did she do to her child? When did she die? Where did she die? How did she die? The prosecution couldn’t answer a single one of those questions. So no, people won’t never forget what she did, because no one knows what happened. I am in no doubt that Casey is responsibly for her daughters death but people really have a God complex if they claim to know something the cops and prosecution still don’t know. It is utterly impossible to claim first degree murder beyond reasonable doubt when you don’t know when, where or how someone died. It makes her fathers story of an accidental drowning then a cover up seem perfectly plausible, but the prosecution only put first degree murder on the table as an option. If they had done their jobs properly Casey would be in prison convicted under some law as being responsible for her daughters death, but first degree murder was never going to be it.

[@ronnie8984]

@@lisaporter-smith676 this is not the hill to die on

[@ninavale.]

She...literally just asked him if she could have a soda, completely casually. Like they were just chatting away about the weather or were at a restaurant. Like YOUR CHILD IS MISSING

[@dottyorange7270]

Later in the interrogation she says she doesn’t drink soda. She’s seriously disturbed. Fucking creeps me out.

[@leslierichardson637]

exactly! she asked for a mountain dew or Pepsi...the. says later she doesn't drink soda....don't want to leave fingerprints? yeah 🙄

[@sakura1580]

She seems like a classic narcissist. She didn’t like her daughter taking up her life and she was jealous her parents showered her daughter with the love and attention, so she got rid of her in order to gain sympathy and to have the spotlight back on her. That poor little girl, she deserved so much better.

[@HulaZombiex]

I’ll never be able to get over the fact she enter a hot body contest while her daughter was missing. If that’s not narcissism, I don’t know what is!

[@MEGA.CHUNGUS]

I still think she overdosed her either accidentally or intentionally. Either way, she didn't care. I wouldn't be surprised if the moment she knew Caylee was dead she thought "Whoops 🤷🏻‍♀️" Poor kid deserved a better mom.

[@annatom4629]

If she didn't want the child, can't she just give the child up for adoption? Why be so cruel to your own child? Anway, I really hate her attitude. Especially when she was talking to her parents in tears in jail in another video. She looked like she was acting in a movie/drama. Everything seemed so fake. She wasn't crying for her child, but for herself.

[@harrietthespy2119]

@@MEGA.CHUNGUS Intentionally!!!

[@harrietthespy2119]

@@MEGA.CHUNGUS there is much speculation that “Zanny the Nanny“ is actually Xanax that she would give to Kaylee to keep her calm or asleep so she could go out. her boyfriend at the time had recently told her he didn’t want to have any daughters, (something to do with having sisters and how hard it is to keep them safe, or some thing), So I actually think she did this intentionally, so she could be with him!

[@angelaantonio2447]

My dog was missing for 20 minutes in my home and I was hysterical. It’s disgusting listening to her laugh and giggle as if she was on blind date

[@sadderthanyou7793]

She is such an absurd person. Her narcissism breaks the scale.

[@mayakim533]

What’s with all the aggressive laughter? looks like she is using her laughter as an self affirming obnoxious form of bitter tension release .

[@mellynnn]

RIGHT. And all the passive aggressive comments about law enforcement’s actions that she perceived to be unfair to her made me cringe

[@kathykelleyskillercontent1795]

I agree

[@TheKatarinaGiselle]

Agreed and I read this exactly when I was thinking that.

[@lynnsmith399]

You said that beautifully.

[@mentalalchemy4819]

Yeah it reminds me of Hillary Clinton. She does the same laughing thing and straight up gives me the creeps

[@indiesmajic]

The fact that i’m more affected when my kitten is hiding somewhere in the house, and i know she’s still in the house, than this woman is for her missing child speaks volumes

[@shadesofalisha5321]

LITERALLLYYYY!!!!!!

[@cheekykitten25]

Truth!!

[@healingandgrowth-infp4677]

Yes when my trio baby rats disappeared after I came home I was out of my mind with terror thinking the worse like they left the house somehow but they were fine tucked up sleeping in secret hiding spots in their room. Looking at me half asleep like "yes... were you looking for me??"

[@cerastrain1769]

Honestly thou. If my dog doesn’t greet me when I get home I bust into tears! She’s a monster

[@sinceninetyeightysixgustof8122]

Cats are the devil like little assassin's with claws

[@melissanelson5231]

If my daughter was missing I would be an absolute wreck. The fact that she sits there and jokes with the officers is very disturbing. I would be hysterical.

[@lizzedwards5994]

I totally agree the love I feel for my child is a love I have never had for anyone or anything else in my life I feel bad when she is sad or gets hurt when she was younger and she would get shots she cried and I was crying right with her and every time I ended up crying longer then her I would be a wreak if she was missing for even a min I’d be freaking out calling 911 and my mom and screamin her name

[@ab.nymph707]

It's so hard watching Casey Anthony stuff, she's dead inside

[@robertxerxes1932]

if i was jury not guilty for me from behaviour alone

[@jennifer-meagenriddell4332]

@@robertxerxes1932 you need to shut up already.

[@robertxerxes1932]

@@jennifer-meagenriddell4332 zero class response

[@roccocatalano1773]

Absolutely DEAD INSIDE, I CANNOT BELIEVE A JURY FOUND HER NOT GUILTY, THAT IS A CRIME ITSELF

[@_labacanitaz]

Sorry if this is too blunt but you are really pretty. I love your hair in your pfp. 😊🙂

[@debbierobbins360]

I can't imagine being in that situation and laughing and acting like it's a job interview or something. She also seemed flirty to me. She is used to manipulating men with her body, word is she had an affair with her attorney, and i get the feeling she thought she could make the detectives like her. She is a stone cold psychopath.

[@amandahoney9289]

Totally thought the same! Even the forced weird laughing at his jokes

[@robertxerxes1932]

if i was jury not guilty for me from behaviour alone

[@lorigeorge33]

I thought she was flirty as well. Playing with your hair is what I do too when I'm flirting. There WILL be another judgment for her

[@kaleidoscope_adventures]

@@lorigeorge33 I mess with my hair when I'm nervous, a lot of people do. It doesn't mean anything

[@artemischo3500]

She's now sadly working at a law firm in FL. WTF

[@mariaescano7922]

her child is allegedly missing and shes laughing?

[@SoulDelSol]

She knows she already killed it and was out partying later same night. She doesn't give a ish

[@doctordolldesigns4009]

I would have been a wreck

[@a_bookish_gemini]

Oh she wasnt just laughing. She was partying and living the life - and all while her daughter was decomposing in the trunk of her car.

[@katyhoney]

Zanny the nanny!!

[@TracyD2]

You would have to scrape me off of the floor. I hope she is enjoying herself because her future 👿😈🔥

[@tla9895]

She totally feels so important.... Her calm cool demeanor trying to portray being innocent, totally forgets to act scared and concerned because she was a MOTHER!!!!! 🤬

[@tracyd693]

Agreed. She is engaging in this banter with the detective as if she's one of the guys! Laughter and just really weird. She definitely doesn't act like she's the one they are looking at

[@qualifiedarmchaircritic]

person: so your child has been missing for a really long time- casey anthony: wait, just to answer the question your colleague just asked, i cut my hair really short and i just started to grow it back out, lol, sorry he asked about that earlier, i'm so cute and quirky 🤷‍♀️

[@360.Tapestry]

just that excerpt makes me want to punch my monitor

[@shay7821]

Yeah she’s not like other girls

[@loveyaall214]

@@shay7821 😂😂🤦🏽‍♀️

[@theladieclair]

That's Narcissistic Personality Dissorder at it's finest.

[@jjohyrule2963]

She reminds me of Diane Downs, she thinks she’s doing a great job fooling everyone but people are just left feeling unsettled by her.

[@jenniferstuart1473]

Absolutely!

[@poutinedream5066]

Omg, true crime people 🤣. My family has developed this morbid inside joke, where we ask "what would Diane downs do?" when we find ourselves in a tight spot.

[@Darrylizer1]

She has far fewer tells than Diane though. Casey is always composed and in control

[@jennr1663]

I couldn’t find my daughter for 10 minutes at a public event and the panic and sinking feeling I felt in those few minutes was excruciating. I could never be that calm, nevertheless laughing and joking if my child was missing. How did a jury find her not guilty? It baffles me.

[@thatsalt1560]

Not enough evidence, unfortunately.

[@abcc9762]

@@thatsalt1560 there was plenty of evidence

[@UlieWalksWithTheKing]

Wow, I just wrote almost the same. A mother who loves her child would not be this laid-back.

[@hippichicki]

Unfortunately they had the death penalty on the table. They had an interview with one (or more I can't remember) of the jurors that stated that if they didn't have the death penalty they would have found her guilty. This case was such a travesty and that gorgeous little girl never got justice it breaks my heart!!!😭😭😭😭

[@NatlovesJesus1]

look up her jurors and hear what they ssy

[@Anastashya]

Thing is, the most scary thing about analyzing Casey is that there’s very little to analyze, which is highly unusual in anyone in what must be a stressful situation. I mean, this is about her Child!! If she truly was psychologically sound, that doesn’t rule out her killing her child. To me, (I’m not close to being a therapist of any type) she’s nowhere near normal. The detachment is very eerie.

[@theladieclair]

Agreed. Whether she was quilty or not she should be exhibitng an emotion of some kind. Sadness over her missing child, or anxiety or possibly anger about being suspected of wrong doing, something.

[@jayl3322]

My kid once hid and the backyard and I couldn't find him for 15 minutes. I was running around the block frantic. Until I heard him say "mommy, my shirt is stuck" from a bush. Then I jumped a fence to get back in our yard. I am not a fit person.

[@OMGSHEENA]

When I was around 12, I hid up in a tree for 4 hours in the evening to see if anyone would notice I was gone. I waited until after dark. No one even noticed, I wasn't around. 🤷‍♀️ Not all parents are created equal. I can tell you without any doubt that if I was actually missing, guilty or not my father would have thrown the biggest fit and questioned everything the police did with convincing emotions, but it would have been much more about his anger at law enforcement than about his daughter being missing. I don't know what to make of Casey.

[@healingandgrowth-infp4677]

@@OMGSHEENA I second this. My mother was violent psychology abusive emotionally n verbally abusive and neglected me deprived me and left me to be abused sexually and blamed me for it. And when I was locked in cupboards and put the back all night until late. No one cared I was missing I had to go without dinner stuck out there all night. No one came looking for me. I also had my mother locked me out the house after school for no reason and made me sleep on the close. The abuse continued to get worse. I eventually ran away at 15 and then for good at 17. Mothers disgusts me.

[@trinitybertinelli552]

@@healingandgrowth-infp4677 omg! I’m so sorry you went through all of this , i have no words really!!

[@alexdolye9717]

Adrenaline is an amazing thing.

[@blondie9422]

This makes me feel so guilty for my teen years (lots of drinking and not coming home when I said) thought my parents were being dramatic

[@chelsea7229]

This will forever be the case that pisses me off most. I will never understand how the jury found her innocent. Incomprehensible.

[@tamekatimmons5987]

Money talks

[@TERRENCEJJR]

She and her council are smarter than the others involved.

[@shan8130]

All it takes is one person with even a fraction of a shadow of a doubt. It’s so upsetting but I can see how someone may not be 100% without a doubt convinced just because of direct evidence alone. Her demeanor throughout this whole thing is what cements it for me that she did it though.

[@trifecta8166]

Talk to Bailey Sarian about how to monetize videos about murder mystery. She has a very popular channel talking about true crime story's while doing her make up. Shes very good at it!

[@you_gube2255]

Bailey Is Amazing!!..shes my favorite KZbinr!

[@allysonlaverty4279]

Yeesss sha na sha🥺

[@riggedbyrachel8390]

@@allysonlaverty4279 nay nay baby 😂♥️

[@queenb1119]

Someone should give this woman a few drops of aqua tofana!

[@jmdrummond]

So many Bailey Sarian fans? Sus-PISH.

[@justicefor-all3129]

This was not an interrogation. They were just waiting for some reason. They could not ask her any questions since she had an attorney.

[@katievlogs6499]

As a young mom.. I would loose it if i was in cuffs and my baby was missing .. Wtf am i in trouble for.. Let me find my baby.. But of course i wouldnt kill my child either so yah know

[@thetableoflegend9814]

I love this comment lol

[@uhohnoseatbeltTV]

Right !?

[@melindaoneil9075]

My thoughts exactly

[@emy4314]

Yess so true i dont know the case but find out about the daughter. She is not talking about her 🤯 mindblowing.. I m a mother also i would go grazy

[@h.borter5367]

I don't have children myself but I have a three and a half year old niece. If anything happened to her, I would lose my mind, I swear. 😟

[@mageochagainbrochtuarach1176]

"everything is horrible except you". Me, having customer service flashbacks: 👁️👄👁️💧

[@jparody2025]

Same! 🤣

[@pvanpelt1]

“I’m sorry you feel that way,” in a perfectly level tone, lol. As you keep trying to help them. I used to ask if they wanted to speak to a manager.

[@healingandgrowth-infp4677]

I've never ever let customers speak to me or treat me like shit. But I never responded badly back either. I just speak the truth and they get taken back and come down off the guard. I have worse treatment from bosses to be honest. Those were the hardest times because of my working peers who were bullies and discriminating.

[@kevinvassago]

@@healingandgrowth-infp4677fr, I always stuck up 4 myself 2 rude ass customers. I'd rather get fired 4 demanding the same respect I showed them than putting up w/being treated like sht

[@autumnrose1998]

@@pvanpelt1 right!? Like I don't even verbally say anything. I give the I'm sorry you feel that way look and vibe 🤣

[@dvduadotcom]

One clear sign Casey Anthony murdered her daughter Caylee, when interrogated by police she is not emotionally paralyzed but calm, like waiting for a movie. She is working so hard analytically to behave right, that she behaves wrong. She doesn't know because she's a sociopath. I was more distressed when my cat went missing and got into a fight with the neighbor's dog and I didn't know yet if she was hurt, maimed, or killed than she was at the horrifying murder of her own child.

[@undergrounddojokeyboardcag701]

Roughly 10% of the population are sociopaths or have notable sociopathic tendencies. This does not make someone a murderer, that's a movie or murder p0rn trope. The vast majority of people who commit murder are not sociopaths. There is also no "behaves wrong" here. when 10% of your population are sociopaths, that's a norm. Its different from what, 50% maybe exhibit, but its still a norm. Bit off topic here, but there's actually some very good studies on how and why sociopaths are so common and their value to society and value within emotional mammal groups. You know what was most disturbing to me in this video? It was not even the case. It was when i learned that an apparent, self proclaimed, "body language expert" is not a psychologist and that is also actually why i don't think i'll be watching any more of his video's.

[@mariakelly1059]

@@undergrounddojokeyboardcag701 Adios!

[@lisaporter-smith676]

In no way whatsoever is that a “clear sign” she murdered her daughter. Tell me how Caylee died? What was her cause of death? Where did she die? When did she die? If you can’t prove those things in court you can’t possibly even prove she was murdered let alone who might have murdered her. People aren’t convicted based on acting “too calm”.

[@ImbriumDream]

To me it’s more in line with her accidentally killing her kid and simply not giving a shit.

[@dvduadotcom]

@@ImbriumDream yeah, that to me is just so heartbreaking.

[@allylabar21]

Did she honestly say "does anyone else need to have a drink!?" Did she honestly just request alcohol when she is about to get interrogated.

[@saymyname4822]

When my son was little, he used to love hiding from me in the clothes racks at the stores. I would have him standing beside me one second and the next second, be frantically screaming his name and searching for him. As a mother, this lady's demeanor is hugely off track. I would be on my knees, begging them to help me find my child...but of course, I love my kids. It's pretty obvious, she doesn't love hers. It's sad when people like this are given the GIFT of children. Especially when there are so many couples wanting them and not being able to have them.

[@navaihmcintire2261]

My son used to do that too. I would panic and scream his name. It was a horrible feeling.

[@Renata-w2b4s]

My daughter used to do that too. I was totally in panic! And scream her name like a crazy person.

[@deniseroe5891]

I did the Same to my mom and my son did it to me. I pretended to a one of the maniquins

[@l.a.w.79]

You’re so right!!!

[@blondie9422]

Devastating isn’t it, the world can be so unfair

[@Seattleee95]

She reminds me of Chris Watts mistress, Nichol. Just in the way she’s speaking as if they’re not talking about something serious. And the way she’s flirting with everyone and laughing.

[@DopamineDecor]

It's the personality disordered, big breasted way these women get through life. Eventually they become saggy, overweight, middle-aged Karens who are so confused about why they don't get their way anymore.

[@barbaraphillips9970]

Seattle Gill, you are spot on

[@luvzdogz]

I was going to write the same thing! So so similar!

[@Throatzillaaa]

@@DopamineDecor LMAO WUTTT

[@KD-pj7lj]

The main difference I see, is that Casey is laughing and enjoying this. Nichol seemed entirely bored with everything. Otherwise, yes, same way of thinking. Same way of complete disrespect for the precious lives lost.

[@TaysTings]

I want Kristen Stewart to play her in a movie

[@anonme_]

That...is burn. XD

[@Mrs.LeahBaker]

😲 yessssss!!!

[@ashebennett7726]

HAH!!!!

[@dottyorange7270]

Dude, yes.

[@laurynblake212]

I feel like she’s nail it honestly. But like.. old Kristen not so much new Kristen haha.

[@lindseyohara3706]

yall i H I G H L Y suggest watching “There’s Something About Casey...” by JCS Criminal Psychology. It wonderfully explains the whole story with the lady and picks up on social cues that aren’t mentioned here.

[@hillarymarie6335]

I watched it and couldn’t finish it. I read the comments and just knowing she walked free I got so mad!!!!!! The feeling of knowing there’s nothing you can do but to pray life gets to her. Poor baby girl.

[@Anyxera]

When my CAT went missing I was screaming in the streets for him, going around shaking his food container.

[@Annalyse74]

I thought I was the only one out there shaking the food container 😂

[@Anyxera]

@@Annalyse74 Oh no xD it's like the bat signal "COME HOME"

[@Janellabelle]

I hate when my cat makes a fool out of me like that and comes home at his leisure. I'm out there shaking food trespassing walking down a busy street...I'm his slave.

[@Anyxera]

@@Janellabelle Right 😂😂

[@TwinsBigLikeTia]

When my cat got the screen door opened and escaped, I spent $70 to renew her chip and sent out an alert FIRST THING I noticed she was missing, then I was out driving in my car, asking anyone and everyone if they had seen her, bawling my eyes out and feeling GUILTY because I had been playing video games and didn’t hear her get the screen door open and escape. She came back in less than 12 hours but omg. With her literal child, Casey showed no sense of ACTION in those beginning stages, no FEAR, no GUILT (innocent parents still almost always feel guilty), no QUESTIONS about where she is, and just no emotion or sense of loss at all. What a horrifying person. I can’t believe street justice hasn’t taken care of her yet.

[@haileymiller9222]

As a mom, any mention of my daughter missing would be extremely emotional. Any interview with a parent talking about their missing or murdered child not getting emotional SCREAMS guilty to me.

[@viccibeckman7577]

Truth. I don't think I would be able to breath in order to talk.

[@MEGA.CHUNGUS]

Not everyone cries but, you can still see emotion on someone's face and hear it in their tone. Not with Casey.

[@terrylynn7396]

is she REALLY TALKING ABOUT THE TRAFFIC!!!???

[@kingclampz6081]

Oh so if you had a son and he was missing it would not be as emotional?

[@Tiamiabia]

There’s never been a case where somebody’s child was MISSING for a month and they didn’t report it that they didn’t have any involvement. Her mom was more concerned for that baby. She never wanted her and got rid of her

[@kaja1270]

And she got away with it...

[@Jaggededge112]

Adoption was always an option. She could’ve given Caylee to a childless couple that wanted a child. Instead she was selfish and decided that her needs were above that if sweet little Caylee. It’s awful that she is walking around free. Disgusting!

[@ChaChaRealSmooth369]

@@Jaggededge112 actually she didnt want the child, I watched a video where it was mentioned that she didnt tell her parents she was pregnant, but when it got difficult to hide (i.e. when she was 7 months pregnant) she told them and said she wanted to give it up for adoption but her parents got angry over how she could even think of something like that I just wish they would have agreed, at least that poor child would have been alive today.

[@Jaggededge112]

@@ChaChaRealSmooth369 see her parents should have had no say in that decision. I blame them and Casey for the death of that sweet baby. It makes me absolutely sick.

[@Jaggededge112]

@@ChaChaRealSmooth369 what I meant when I said that she put her needs and desires over that sweet baby was that she got rid of her so she could party, not that she wanted Caylee and kept her out of selfishness. I wasn’t clear. I could tell she didn’t want her, looking at the pictures she posted after Caylee went *missing* shows me how little regard she had for her baby.

[@cassidyrose8965]

It bothers me how much she laughs and smiles during- it’s actually disturbing

[@FlickerGoggles]

Everything about her sends off all kinds of red flags for me. Just how nonchalant she is about losing her child is unnerving and infuriating.

[@lexirae5236]

I seriously can’t stand this women. Poor Caylee never got the justice she deserved! Your child was missing for 31 days before you ever reported!!!! If my kids were missing for one minute I’d be on the phone immediately. She did it. Can’t change my mind. She’s way to calm

[@fatgirlballet]

It wasn't even Casey who reported her missing. It was her grandmother! Unbelievable.

[@SomeRandomBlockhead]

@@fatgirlballet yea, in the initial 911 call that her grandmother made, you can clearly hear Casey saying in the background, “mom, i don’t want to talk to them”

[@Stumpybear7640]

Casey is insane! She killed her child. She is still in the community, God knows what she will do next as obviously, she is not the same as you and me, society's rules do not apply to her. She can do anything now, she has literally got away with murder!

[@janeyd5280]

@Aj not at all. The baby needs justice.!!!

[@jakeboehm5267]

@Aj you ever read to kill a mocking bird? Was that justice? The system dropping the ball is not justice

[@lisaposadas4557]

Oh my gosh, watching this is so infuriating. She’s acting like she’s just one of the investigators in this case, totally invincible

[@larapalma3744]

Oh my gosh? Are you 5?

[@tracyd693]

@@larapalma3744 really? Was it that important to put the poster down for her choice of words? To take the time to do that? Get a hobby.

[@freyathewolf]

@@larapalma3744 what.

[@m.j.mbrooks1859]

I just really hope that Caylee never woke up to see her mother murdering her; that she never knew what was happening and it was as painless as possible. Because the alternative that she struggle in terror, pain, and confusion that this woman who had given her kisses and hugs (probably hours earlier) was hurting her, is an unbearable thought.

[@alycejunker]

I wish you had made subtitles...the audio quality isn't very good and KZbin's subtitles did a terrible job. I cranked the volume when they were talking, then you come on and I get blown away

[@kitkatt007]

You tube subtitles worked for me. Maybe use headphones too?

[@Collegestudent23]

He works a lot on his videos, subtitles are important to some, but the audio of old clips aren’t his fault. Subtitles for this long of a video would be hours of additional work. He has another job. I’m not trying to be rude to you I’m just explaining.

[@colleenrawson8477]

Community captions need to come back!

[@katyhoney]

I can hear perfectly fine with headphones!

[@carinafranchi9984]

I think you might be able to find a transcript of the interview if you're interested in the nitty gritty of it.

[@ivalee1958]

her parents must have shown her that she could get away with anything when she was growing up ...........and now that she got away with murder it just proves it to her

[@ziggylaurie2268]

They lied for her and about her. She wasn’t accountable to anyone. They knew how to grow a narcissist

[@mariahhr]

Her parents were involved in some way. They knew she was missing and didn’t report it for days

[@kelliintexas3575]

@@mariahhr you may want to READ this case in its entirety. NO ONE WAS HOME WITH HER WHEN HER DAUGHTER WAS KILLED AND WENT MISSING. Her Dad was at work that morning and left (security gaurd). Neighbors, reciepts, his job and cameras confirm this. The mom was at work the entire day RN at a insurance company. Her Brother left with Mallory his now wife an HOUR before Casey was seen WITH OUT CAYLEE IN HER CAR. During this hour is when she googled "full proof suffocation" & "how to make Chloroform"

[@mariahhr]

@@kelliintexas3575 actually I HAVE read this case in its entirety and watched many documentaries WHICH HAVE INTERVIEWS WITH THE PARENTS STATING they didn’t report anything for days. Just because they weren’t involved in the physical murder of this poor innocent soul DOESNT MEAN THEY DIDNT HELP COVER IT UP. They didn’t do their due diligence as her grandparents to help find that baby girl. As Ziggy Laurie ^^^ stated, they lied FOR HER on multiple occasions. 🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️

[@jaclynperez2172]

Even if they tried to discipline her as a kid *a sociopath is not effected by what others feel nor do they care and will never feel any responsibility for their actions* there is no way the parents didn't have an inkling of something being *seriously wrong* for those 30 days but what parent wants to believe their own child is a heinous monster *admitting it and knowing it are two very different things*

[@catherineboone4921]

When she says “entertain your questions” like the whole interview is up to her direction, what I give to slap this woman!

[@michellerenee5028]

I caught that one too. Entertain their questions. Just a game to her

[@Janellabelle]

Too be honest, the "interview"/interrogation IS entirely up to her. Had a lawyer been present, they'd never let her say ANYTHING. Plead the 5th and wish them luck.

[@zeuna]

She's such an arrogant spoiled... we all've met those. They were born to parents who didn't fail financially, but failed character-wise. Finding a decent person is so hard anyways... sorry, that's another topic lol

[@halcyon3116]

I'd like more than a slap

[@savannahsklarski3478]

My cat was sleeping in my bathroom closet one night and I couldn’t find him and for 15 minutes I lost it.. I was crying I was searching my whole house I was searching outside under my deck I was searching in my garage in my basement couldn’t find them...I can’t imagine my own child missing I’m being as calm and relaxed and she was like it blows my mind

[@ninjapumpkin2240]

I never realized what an actual Karen KC was. She’s being investigated for her missing/dead child and is still complaining about her “customer service” experience

[@Aj-me8mo]

Yeah but she's a Hot Karen

[@It-is-me...Melsie]

@@Aj-me8mo really? That's a stretch. She's not ugly... just a bit average

[@killuazoldyck7442]

Why was she in cuffs though?-

[@eighthdoctor]

@@Aj-me8mo wise up and get your eyes checked. There's something seriously wrong with you when you think a child murderer is "hot". 🙄

[@Somebody9666]

@@eighthdoctor its called Hybristophilia. Think we got some in in the chatt

[@thetableoflegend9814]

I’m sure most people know but in case you don’t Casey Anthony had a daughter named Caylee. She was around 3 years old when she went missing. During the time period where she was missing, Casey was partying/having a good time (this isn’t on the Wikipedia but I could have sworn that’s what I learned in class). Caylee was reported missing by her grandmother after a month. Casey lies about the circumstances, telling her family that Caylee was just with a nanny (who didn’t exist) having fun. When it was discovered she was missing she lied and said the nanny kidnapped her child. The child’s remains were eventually found in the woods behind her house. There is some controversy around this evidence, some people claim the guy who found it placed it there, but this has never been proven or even looked at in a legal setting. Casey’s car was also found and said to smell horrible, “like someone died.” And the smell primarily was coming from the trunk. Many believe that Casey killed her 3 year old as she no longer wanted to be a mother and instead wanted to enjoy life (hence why she was partying while her child was missing). The defense claimed the child died as an accident, drowning in a swimming pool, and that Casey and George Anthony (I believe Casey’s father) were covering up the death. They also claimed her lying was due to being sexually abused by her father, but this was not proven in court and the attorney was banned from mentioning it in closing statements. Casey Anthony was found not guilty on her murder charge, but was found guilty of giving false information to the police. She had to serve some jail time and pay hundreds of thousands of dollars for the efforts made to locate her daughter based on false information she provided which she knew was false. Edit: I am not entirely sure where this interview falls in the timeline, but I’m assuming it’s after the body is found since they’re talking about her indictment, and she was no under suspicion until after the body was found Edit 2: NVM she said expressly “she believes Caylee is alive” so obviously the body hasn’t been found yet.

[@calimango7926]

Thank you!

[@thetableoflegend9814]

@@calimango7926 you’re very welcome :)

[@wrenmassey6876]

Also, according to the jcs video, they found duct tape around the nose and mouth of Caylee's remains. The defense claimed that both "no one knows how Caylee died" AND "she died by drowning in the pool"

[@wrenmassey6876]

Casey also lied to investigators about her place of work and *took them to her alleged workplace* before revealing that that wasnt her job and name dropped three different people who didnt exist during the first interrogation audio, one of those people included the nanny

[@maddieNzacHB]

@@wrenmassey6876 not to mention, "Xanny the nanny" is speculated by her family and friends to be Xanax the drug.

[@annefrankenstein9290]

Thank you so much for covering more true crime! I know its harder to monetize but im sure i speak for a lot of people when i say we absolutely love this stuff!❤

[@Sophie-um4vz]

Total "oh no, anyways"-vibe

[@sarahd9272]

Shes not even talking about her kid at all

[@Euphoricbryanna]

She’s not acting concerned at all. If I was in a situation where my child was missing and their body was found, I’d be inconsolable.

[@katyhoney]

She's acting like shes at a damn job interview or something, so obvious she doesn't care about that baby

[@kaseywood8173]

Yes, which is what her lawyer probably told her to do. The less she says about her daughter and the case, the safer she is playing it.

[@polarbearsrus6980]

And gets irritated with her mother for talking about the child in her jail house interview. Warped beyond repair.

[@SamChristieR]

you can hear it in her voice at times and her body language that she actually is trying very hard to be fine, a little tooo fine. A concerned innocent mother would be serious and not laughing at stupid stuff. Also, she keeps trying to talk casually to distract and seem innocent. The whole interview is very awkward and gives a lot of red flags in my opinion.

[@NovaKnowsBeauty]

Yessssssss

[@ziggylaurie2268]

She’s trying to deflect

[@kmonkey8874]

why is she so concerned about media? they needed the media while they were looking for her baby that she knew was dead.

[@mfar3016]

She doesn’t want media attention because she knew the kid was already dead.

[@dratini101]

Because she's deflecting negative attention on herself by turning it onto someone else. And it made her feel persecuted and she didn't like that negative attention, it's harder to lie her way through it and pretend she's innocent, she has to deny and manipulate more. More work for her.

[@dra2521]

My cat was uncharacteristically gone for an afternoon and i was constantly checking outside, calling for her, close to tears, anxious and afraid for her. When she finally returned that evening i bawled my eyes out. It's unnatural how unbothered she was by her daughter's disappearance, unnatural how unbothered she is with having a dead daughter. It angers me how she was found innocent.

[@galememeeof6688]

I followed this case when it happened and it was so disgusting that her child was murdered and she could still flirt and smile and laugh with the police. I was sure she was guilty. Another case of a murderer getting off in my opinion.

[@tabithajohnson8686]

She’s a sociopath. They are unable to emote and it’s obvious in this video.

[@MENTION-IT-ALL]

She only cries for herself the few times we get to see her.

[@asequeen1323]

Yeah. Sociopaths and psychopaths mimic human emotions. Not capable of actually FEELING any of them.

[@robertxerxes1932]

if i was jury not guilty for me from behaviour alone

[@wandarodriquez67]

Also a narcissistic person no remorse what so ever shes actually trying to get pregnant

[@robertxerxes1932]

@@wandarodriquez67 except daddy was killer, ou small detail

[@rachelthegreat2959]

It's disturbing how calm she is. It's also disturbing that he's treating her like an old buddy and not a murderer.

[@adrianneavenicci]

I think that’s probably part of his interrogation training.

[@leigha3083]

@@adrianneavenicci yah to make them more comfortable, more susceptible to maybe tripping up and admitting something by mistake

[@My4InnerPeople]

No one is going to confess or be honest with someone they can tell is disgusted by them

[@mcd08]

Have you never seen a police interrogation before?

[@blondie9422]

They have to make them feel comfortable, they’re more likely to open up

[@lisaberlin2405]

Look how casually she acting. Chewing gum laughing and non bothered by her daughter missing. I would be crying hysterically

[@ReviewsChannel-e4r]

What if she relocated to OJ Simpson's neighborhood? Which one is more arrogant and cocky? Both are.

[@Magdalenasfears]

I feel like most of us know the backstory, or can easily find it. You make that money! I have no income right now, after catching covid and losing my job, but I love seeing other people who deserve it get it!

[@CBrown86]

Sessa are you okay now?? How scary!

[@SceneStealer1]

Hope you are okay now. Sending positive energy your way for another job. 💚

[@Magdalenasfears]

@@CBrown86 unfortunately no. My dad died from the virus a month before I caught it from a security guard at a plant I was picking up from who refused to wear a mask. My mom and sister caught it from my dad (he was a medical courier, delivering life saving supplies to hospitals). My mom's symptoms were mild and she fully recovered. My sister, a 28 year old international gold medal martial artist with no health conditions nearly died, and still hasn't recovered. She's been getting MRI's, chest x-rays, EKGs, blood work, etc, trying to figure out exactly what's wrong and try to find a course of treatment. This girl could throw 300lb men across rooms, and now she can't climb the stairs without losing her breath and having sever heart palpitations. I have sever asthma and Lupus. It's dumb luck that I survived. Before I became a semi truck driver, I worked for a biomedical lab for 12 years, handling many infectious diseases, including SARS. The NIH thinks I had small exposures over a long period of time to SARS which kind of taught my body how to fight the virus. I survived, but I haven't recovered. I haven't seen a doctor in a few months because I lost my insurance when I lost my job because I couldn't return. I can hardly walk down the hall, let alone climb up in trucks, unhook trailers, move tandems, crank legs down (you'd be surprised how physical the job is, especially for a petite 5'2 girl, but I love it). I'm not even getting unemployment right now because my company says I quit, which I kinda did, but not because I wanted to, it was because I caught a deadly virus that already killed my dad, while working for them, and haven't recovered. I am getting better though, very slowly, but it's happening. My sister isn't as lucky. I feel horrible for her. I'm used to being sick, there were a few years in my early 20's where they didn't think I was going to make it, but I did and I got healthier (somehow. Still not sure how that happened. I stopped taking a lot of my meds and started feeling better. Even switched careers because I wanted to travel), and now it kind of feels like I've regressed back to that time, where I'm exhausted and hardly leave my bed and just lay here using my nebulizer and sleeping. I'll be ok though, as long as I don't get infected again (I didn't get the long lasting antibodies, and they only lasted 2 months in my mom and sister). I know I will get better. I've done it before, and I'm slowly getting more stamina and my mind isn't as foggy (that was super annoying. Not being able to say what I was thinking. It's like there's a disconnect between your brain and mouth. My sister still has it really bad). Just stay safe. Go out as little as possible. Wear a mask, and STAY AWAY from people who won't wear one (I avoided catching it when my family had it by us all wearing masks, socially distancing, and obsessively washing my hands. I caught it my FIRST DAY back to work because that woman refused to wear a mask and kept getting into my personal space. I tried to be polite and just back away casually, but she kept getting close to talk to me), wash or sanitize your hands, and socially distance. It really does work. I was so obsessive. I wore disposable gloves, sprayed my shoes down with alcohol when I got in my truck, sprayed the outside of my truck with Lysol, and all it took was one person who didn't want to wear a mask. Please stay safe. 4 immediate family members caught it. One died. Two still haven't recovered. That's not good odds. I don't wish any of this on anyone.

[@kelsey2333]

Oh wow I hope your doing better

[@riggedbyrachel8390]

@@Magdalenasfears oMG!!! I’m so sorry !!!

[@laurafoley886]

Would love to see a Jodie Arias one.

[@Collegestudent23]

Yes!!!

[@mindymarie3391]

Yes!!

[@euphoria7372]

Oh who's that and what's the story?

[@tammysummers5892]

Me too!

[@euphoria7372]

@Rockosaurus Rex Ooo thank you so much! I really appreciate it. Stay safe ♡

[@jimmydonlon6762]

Notice how Casey's attorney began the defense's summation by accusing the prosecution of playing to emotion and ignoring the evidence, then proceeded to play to the jury's emotions to make them ignore the evidence.

[@rainestar82]

doublespeak at its finest and imo a sure sign her lawyer had NOTHING else to go on. everyone knew she was guilty, she just talked her way out of it. like narcs/psychopaths tend to do....

[@tamararutland-mills9530]

He should be in jail. I hope karma caught up to him by now.

[@danibelle3764]

I remember seeing Anthony’s demeanor switch from Boo-Hooing to giggling and smiling the second the jury was out of the courtroom. Devious narcissist.

[@MonykaMonique]

I really like that you made your videos longer. The more we can learn, the better. I have autism (high functioning) and adhd and from a young age it was really hard for me to read even simple reaction. Reading books is not my cup of tea because i can't concentrate very much for too long and it bugs me that i can't get my information that way. Thank you for making this videos! It really helps me read on some degree the people around me - something that would be normal :) btw, please keep your introduction with the "idiote" thing. Almost every channel has its thing and certainly your new fans has to get used to it :D (English is my second language. Sorry if i misspelled some words)

[@HB-ud5fg]

She sounds more like person arguing with their kids school counselor more then a interrogation. And that scares me. How the hell did she get away with this?

[@h.borter5367]

I'm guessing because she was young, beautiful and of course a woman. And a white one, too. She sickens me to my very core. 🙄😡

[@polarbearsrus6980]

The State lost the case because the defense attorney was experienced and sly. This was a winnable case, sickening.

[@caroljahnke8263]

She acts like shes at a bus stop, talking to a stranger.

[@MusicLoverSisi]

Glad they couldn’t keep it down permanently! I was so excited for this video and upset when it was deleted due to copyright 😭

[@Leanne_w]

I wondered where it went to, I was just when he uploaded it. So when I got the chance to watch it it had been deleted. So I’m happy they it’s been uploaded again. :)

[@SoulDelSol]

It wasn't due to copyright, he said it was bc it got demonitized from discussing infanticide openly

[@MusicLoverSisi]

Copyright infringement was the notice I got when I clicked on the video 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@78KellyS78]

How can she make up names like the babysitter and the coworkers and still get away with it all?