Casey Anthony's Parents Take "Lie Detector Tests" in Documentary | Dangers of Polygraph Nonsense

[@carolineheffernan7368]

Not only did Casey kill her daughter but she destroyed her parents...

[@nanettevantriesteharder2469]

As the saying goes, "One bad apple spoils the bunch." Cambridge Dictionary defines the term "spoil someone rotten" as "to do whatever someone wants you to do or to give someone anything they want." In trying to justify themselves at each other's expense, Casey Anthony's parents enabled her to figuratively destroy her life and their reputations and literally destroy their granddaughter. It is hard for me not to be disgusted by this whole affair. In my opinion, it is in a parent's self-interest to try to parent well to avoid rejection by society as a whole, particularly in public and private places, like spoiled children misbehaving on airline flights with Karens taking up the airwaves with their childish rants. Inconsistent parenting in a lack of unity that requires the public relations' stunt of videotaped polygraph tests to rehabilitate one's public image is not authoritative parenting. Unlike authoritative parenting, which is the best kind of parenting, uninvolved (i.e., neglectful), permissive (i.e., trying to be a peer, not a responsible parent), and/or authoritarian (i.e., dictatorial) parenting practices are against the best interests of enabling children to be successful in life. Using children in a proxy war, allows children to use that wedge against their parents. Poor parenting practices undermine an individual's physical and mental health and well-being with personality disorders falling along a spectrum in the space-time continuum across the human developmental life span. Crime statistics, which include poorly parented groups of individuals, fall under population-based parameters of the normal "bell-shaped" curve. On the other hand, climbing Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs through sound genetic-epigenetic neurological networking strengthened by means of Mildred Parten's stages of play-learning is essential to learning adaptive coping mechanisms and resilience, even with exposure to Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs). So, my unsolicited advice to parents and potential parents is to learn a valuable lesson from the Anthony family and do not do as they do and did.

[@carolineheffernan7368]

Really, give the parents a break. Not everything that kids do is the parents fault. Sometimes good parents give birth to bad seeds!! Pls, no more thesis from you!!

[@RavenSiren]

Don't sympathize too much with the Anthonys. People like Casey aren't created in a vacuum. They're was plenty of toxicity in that family.

[@nanettevantriesteharder2469]

@@carolineheffernan7368 Sorry that you do not like how I write or what I write about, as a Certified Parent Instructor mandated to train parents who are involved in the family, civil, and criminal court systems in Washington. Thankfully, that does not include all parents, just the ones that refuse to listen to any kind of good advice. I am not without knowledge, skills, and abilities in this subject matter. I am a mother who has raised her kids to success and have a Master in Public Health degree, etc. Therefore, I like to make people aware of problems and how to prevent them, if at all possible. Feel free to ignore my comments in the future, if you like. Thanks for your input.

[@nanettevantriesteharder2469]

@@RavenSiren I agree. Scary but true.

[@steveeuphrates-river7342]

This was one of the worst miscarriages of justice ever in any case, EVER.

[@StAlphonsusHasAPosse]

Another O.J. Simpson case result, imo

[@nataliep501]

Yes

[@seancompton5393]

Lets not forget 😂 Robert blake ​@StAlphonsusHasAPosse

[@moviemogul83]

Actually it shows how the system should work. See, the prosecution went for 1st degree, and no option for a lower degree of homicide. They couldn’t meet the “beyond reasonable doubt” for 1st degree. Jurors have stated that had other options been on the table, she’d have been convicted.

[@StAlphonsusHasAPosse]

@@seancompton5393 Oh yeah, another one!

[@francislarv3012]

Her lack of true motherly emotion for her own dead child is the most convincing evidence against Casey

[@esteemedmortal5917]

Nothing wrong with not being attached to your child. It happens. Keeping said child and not giving them your someone who will love them IS seriously f’ing wrong.

[@onlyeyeno]

​@@esteemedmortal5917 Nothing wrong ??? I would contend that something is very wrong if You're not attached to Your own 3 Year old child. Now I'm not saying that it's "morally wrong" much less criminal, but it most definitively is NOT to be considered normal.The vast majority of parents are not only "attached" but even love their offspring, so if You don't even feel attachment "something IS wrong"! Best regards

[@ztoob8898]

@@onlyeyeno Fully agree with @onlyeyeno.

[@nwicconsultants6640]

@@onlyeyeno Excellent explanation in clarifying what should be considered "normal" if not morally wrong. To give Esteemed the benefit of doubt....it is possible that what was meant to be said was that the lack of attachment in and of itself was NOT convincing evidence of guilt.

[@kateashby3066]

What gave it away? When she partied for 31 days straight after Caylee went “missing”? Yeah it’s bonkers- that baby was literally rotting in her trunk while she was doing wet t-shirt contests 🤮

[@davidremmler9166]

I just don't know how a mother does not report her child missing for an entire month and then lies about leaving her with a nanny. She must be responsible for her daughter's death. And there was other very damning evidence against her.

[@kateashby3066]

Yup! However, the defense brought in doubt by pointing the finger at Casey’s dad. Between that and the prosecution screwing up all over the place- the jury didn’t feel comfortable sending her to her death without knowing for sure that SHE killed Caylee and not her dad.

[@intentionallyleftblank3016]

She never did report her child missing . . . mom/grandma did.

[@GS-zc4sk]

Profusely convoluted Stories that lack any sense of sane behavior originating from the mother with One child to care for. Pick just 1-2 of her actions & explanations and they blow you out of the water.

[@gabrielleandrew542]

Agree . The fact that the child was not reported missing for a month was a huge red flag for me . What sort of mother does that ? Most mothers would be frantic and inform police asap . This month long delay … really points to Casey Anthony’s involvement.

[@louwinters508]

​@@kateashby3066 They might have been comfortable giving her a life sentence though. This is why we need to get rid of the death penalty.

[@ME22-t3o]

He knows his own daughter got rid of his granddaughter in the most horrible way. That's why he testified. Casey is guilty and got away with it

[@sarahalderman3126]

Nah he testified to cover his responsibility.

[@stephanwatson7902]

Because she blamed him and falsely accused him to save herself and he knows he didn't do it, he 100% knows she killed his granddaughter

[@sarahalderman3126]

@@stephanwatson7902 he abused her, which means he is likely the one responsible, for the whole mess. His daughter and granddaughter were both his responsibility. As for the grandmother, at this point she's responsible for enabling his abuse.

[@mariamaria2751]

He had none. Wow. ​@sarahalderman3126

[@mariamaria2751]

​@sarahalderman312he never abused anyone and its ppl like you that casey depends on. If she can get some ppl like you to believe her lies , she feels better , she can put the blame on innocent ppl. Give me a break

[@BansheesBanshin]

Casey Anthony is beneath contempt. She should be shunned and ignored.

[@debbieknight8901]

Yes, and that would be on a good day.

[@kateashby3066]

I’m ok with not ignoring her to shame her. Narcs don’t handle being shamed too well. She must be losing her mind right now. I know that these tests are absurd but I love that they took it- just as an Eff you you Casey.

[@DavidLLambertmobile]

She's a badge bunny 🐰. She banged half the Palm Beach County FL sheriffs office. Half of the Fort Lauderdale FL PD 🍩🍩🍩.

[@melfreemans]

I think this will follow her for the rest of her life. Everyone believes she is guilty. She will be shunned, ridiculed, and no decent person would associate with her.

[@bobbyologun1517]

Why

[@rbffbvs]

As I recall, Casey also accused her brother of sexually abusing her. She will blame anyone or anything for her own crime. I still cannot believe she was found not guilty.

[@anitakinnear6735]

I can’t say whether or not she was sexually abused. HOWEVER, I CAN say that a history of sexual abuse isn’t a justification for you to go on and abuse (much less murder) other children! (much less your own child!) That’s all bullshit. It’s our CHOICE whether we STOP the cycle of abuse to SAVE the following generations or we CONTINUE that cycle of abuse to DESTROY the following generations to come. YOU decide. My husband and I had to, and we stopped the cycle. In one generation we turned around the direction of our childrens’ futures and they’ll never have to live through the pain we endured at the hands of our parents. They’re all decent, successful people, who married well and they have beautiful families.

[@chrispolle5498]

If her brother did what she said he did to her growing up why would she name her daughter after him cay LEE

[@ramonaharter6407]

​@@chrispolle5498wait.... maybe it's her brother's child that's why she picked half of her name and half of his? Uggg. Another reason she would want to get rid of her child wA the shame? Just a theory

[@deannekliene2673]

​@@ramonaharter6407nope , they did DNA and know who the father is, he was killed in an accident....

[@MW93249]

She's walking around free while her daughter is lying in the ground. She got away with murder makes me sick. Justice system sucks

[@BansheesBanshin]

It certainly does

[@pricklypear7516]

Disturbing as this verdict was, the justice system worked EXACTLY the way it was intended to work. The jury wasn't "enamored" with Casey; she didn't "charm" her way out of the guilty verdict. The jury wasn't stupid. Jose Baez did NOT win the case. The long and short of it is: An arrogant, over-confident, numbskull prosecutor LOST it. The jury -- rightfully -- had concerns about the time of death and exact cause of death. This isn't unusual in cases where the body is not immediately found. Instead of addressing the issues head-on, the prosecutor tried to side-step them, giving an "If it doesn't matter to us, why's it matter to you fools?" attitude to the jury. He failed to rise above the infamous "shadow of a doubt." I watched the Leticia Stauch trial, during which the jury was able to submit questions to the attorneys. If this had been available in the Anthony trial, I'm certain it would have made a difference.

[@Cyndi159]

@@pricklypear7516 actually, the jury was only given one option to charge her with. That’s the fault of the prosecutors. Given more options she would’ve stayed in jail for a long time. That’s what you get for thinking something is a slam dunk.

[@kateashby3066]

Blame the prosecution. They really blew it.

[@elayna3312]

Ya but common sense is common sense and the jury didn't have this.

[@M66-c6l]

Casey is a liar and should be in prison. I feel bad for George

[@gingerlee726]

He literally failed the test. He got to stop and take Xanax then go do breathing exercises and still failed every single time.

[@darrylg3861]

​@@gingerlee726a person with ANY anxiety will fail. Are you uninformed or just stupid? This is old news

[@dflores1790]

Polygraph machines are very intimidating; where you’re told to “breathe normally,” yet you’re so nervous you can’t because you don’t know what to expect. When you finally feel like you’re going to pass out from lack of oxygen and say, “I gotta breathe!”…and you take that huge breath and the machine goes crazy, it’s very intimidating! I took one when I was applying for my job. Years later, I saw how the computer voice stress analyzer (CVSA) was a big joke! While doing background investigations, I interviewed a subject and knew her answers. When she took the CVSA, she was able to lie and fool the person giving the test. The guy who gave her the test told me she passed. No way! I told him the answers she had given me prior. He just stared at me, raised his shoulders and said, “Hmpf.” I didn’t pass her. I personally will never take a “lie detector” test ever again, because all they’re for now, is for the cops to affect the public’s perception. Never answer questions without an attorney, and never take a lie detector test even if you’re innocent. If you have to, save it for last. I loved LE, but today’s cops can’t seem to be trusted. It all falls on the background investigator. What did they purposefully omit?

[@OpalLeigh]

I am neutral on whether or not George *bused her, I think because she lies so much it’s impossible to know 😢 and like Dr Grande said, the lie detector doesn’t mean much. Despite what Casey seems to think tho, that doesn’t make what she did to her daughter ok. Having an inappropriate father doesn’t make you mistreating your child acceptable.

[@wendikookoocatchoo9485]

​@@gingerlee726agreed. They left that little part in when he lied, and passed, about not being with anyone when he and Cindy were separated. He DID sleep with someone else, and Cindy caught it right off! But he passed that question. But stumbled over knowing what happened to caylee. Casey is responsible, but I also believe George was involved.

[@lisabelle7553]

After watching the entire court case, and seeing Casey got off, scott free - I have a severe negative reaction just seeing her picture. I have to turn away and not watch anything with Casey, about Casey. I can't explain, other than the injustice makes me feel ill. She destroyed precious Caylee, got away with it, and then proceeded to ruin the lives of her entire family.

[@oljag13]

Scott who? Peterson? He is not free.

[@thebirdperch_MI]

I feel the same way. She should have served time. People have gotten prison time for murder without the body being found. There will never be proper justice for that poor baby :(

[@elayna3312]

I am in that same boat with you! To top it off my daughter thinks she is innocent from her Netflix documentary, UGH! You can't fix stupid.

[@KatieSalley]

​@@oljag13 "scot free" means free from consequences

[@AdamJFx]

@@KatieSalleyExactly, she suffered next to no consequences. She should be rotting in prison for the rest of her natural, narcissistic, and psychopathic life.

[@laurie5098]

There’s a difference between being found not guilty and being innocent.

[@kellydalstok8900]

And also between knowing someone is guilty and being able to prove it beyond reasonable doubt.

[@anitakinnear6735]

Exactly. Huge difference.

[@anitakinnear6735]

@@kellydalstok8900Also true.

[@Swanky95472]

Bullshit

[@YourInnerLawyer]

Yes. She was found not guilty due to the DA office's failures, not because she didn't commit the crime.

[@Yourworstfears]

I remember SCREAMING at the verdict. The public knew much more than the jury did and when they saw it, they felt sick.

[@kateashby3066]

That’s always the case. There are strict rules to what’s allowed in evidence and jury’s aren’t allowed to do their own research. Combine that with how the prosecution blew it big time and yeah, I bet they have a hard time sleeping at night

[@SirenaSpades]

Maybe less drama in the world would be a good thing.

[@louwinters508]

​@@kateashby3066 all evidence should be provided

[@donnamurphy8551]

What didn't the jury know that would've changed the verdict had they known? I think the problem was the state overcharged. With first degree you have to prove premeditation. They couldn't prove that Caylee’s death was planned or that it wasn't an accident and Casey acted with the intent to kill. They should've charged her with manslaughter. Then they would just have to prove that her negligence led to the death of Caylee.

[@FungusAmungus-fl8iy]

@@donnamurphy8551 she was also found not guilty of aggravated manslaughter and aggravated child abuse.

[@mwheeler138]

I love it whenever Dr. Grande refers to the lie detector as pseudoscientific nonsense.

[@thepostofficeprince8819]

Kinda like bendy water, upside down people and spinning 1000mph..

[@kateashby3066]

It’s been said and I find it to make sense that the polygraph exam is ONLY as good as the person conducting it. And even then it’s only reliable so much.

[@bevwinn1369]

@@kateashby3066the polygraph exam is only as good at what as the person conducting It? Making chicken soup?

[@christorrence1114]

Almost like it would take 24 hours to spin one time, Yeh sure, That would make it get dark sometimes. @@thepostofficeprince8819

[@kellydalstok8900]

Since psychopaths have no empathy they’re unlikely to show normal signs of guilt.

[@amyfisher2154]

She is so despicable. Still trying to blame her father of horrific crimes against a beloved grand daughter and still trying to manipulate her mother. Once a psychopathic liar, always a psychopathic liar.

[@MW93249]

Don't understand why she didn't let her parents raise Caylee. Evil woman

[@derkeheath5172]

Narcissistic sociopaths consider their "loved ones" to be property and they are greedy. They would rather destroy their family members than lose their control of them to someone else.

[@M66-c6l]

Exactly 🤔

[@mikmik5475]

She was quite jealous of her own daughter

[@launderedcotton8070]

She'd rather inflict pain on her mother than think of Caylee for a split second. Psychopath.

[@tombreckinridge6218]

Her ego wouldn’t allow it.

[@rayross997]

So it would be totally useless to hook Dr. Grande up to a polygraph & ask, "are you really just speculating?" Take care Dr. Grande & thanks for all the work.

[@micnorton9487]

I don't think the Doc would do a polygraph test,, OR give someone a pgt because what for?

[@boddzillabodman2377]

@@micnorton9487its a joke you should lighten up 😂

[@radicalreactions1633]

What good work? The douche doesn't even know what narcissism is and defends losers like Dr. Phil.

[@shirl974]

Fail! 😂😂😂😂

[@SaidarRising]

The side eye when he says that gives it away 😂😂

[@FannyVonFluff]

She went a month without reporting her baby missing. That's all I need to know.

[@alexc9434]

That alone should be a life sentence.

[@derek04151]

Yup... hopefully nobody will notice she's not around anymore.

[@rachaelmccarl]

The only thing Dr.G hates more than a polygraph test is New Jersey.

[@BeatlesCentricUniverse]

Or maybe Meghan Markle?

[@raemackinnon]

And Phil McGraw 😂

[@mdinhawaii]

Or Meghan McCain

[@joedennehy386]

There is a reason the polygraph is not admissible in court, and isnt even used around the world

[@Dontbustthecrust]

It very effective in getting guilty people to confess. Watch the chris watts lie detector and interrogation.

[@julieseward1385]

Yet it is accurate most of the time.

[@xtalviper]

Because it's merely a scare tactic that the uninformed fall for.

[@music0cool]

*inaccurate @@julieseward1385

[@jcs7217]

​@@julieseward1385With "most" bring the operative word. Imagine DNA technology being "mostly" accurate.

[@drn13355]

She is so clearly guilty it is mind boggling. Here is the bottom line. If your kid was killed by your step dad would you be out partying and raising hell? She killed her so she could go party and raise hell. Even if she didn't kill her and her dad did..she would have been in bed crying non stop or at least would've gone to the police. The fact that people let her off is just staggering .

[@dawndraper9371]

Why do you say step dad? George is not Casey's stepdad.

[@licmir3663]

Just as weird is that no one knows who’s the father of Casey Anthony’s deceased daughter.

[@yolenda_loves_to_sing]

She claimed in her documentary that she was raped by someone, who was like a "school/neighborhood bully bad boy", and got pregnant from him, but decided to keep the baby.

[@KaraOfTheSea]

​@yolenda_loves_to_sing The fact that no one can recall a classmate that died in a car crash around 2004- 2005ish is telling. I am not saying that it isn't possible that happened (The mid 2000's was the era of the "pick up artists" i.e.: get girls drunk and have "sex" with them.), but more likely it was some guy she cheated on her boyfriend with.

[@kateashby3066]

@@yolenda_loves_to_sing which pretty much means it’s a lie. She’s literally A convicted compulsive liar. Literally. If she ever says something that makes her look like a victim, 99.999% chance she made it up.

[@DavidLLambertmobile]

It's Lee. Her brother. The baby is CayLee. Casey+Lee. 🙄

[@emilyvee4922]

@@DavidLLambertmobile”During the trial, defense attorney Jose Baez elicited gasps when he implied that Anthony's brother, Lee, could have been the girl's father. The suspicion compelled the FBI to test Lee Anthony, but it was revealed he wasn't the father. “

[@paulforder591]

I was stunned when I learned that the Florida justice system acquitted Casey and allowed her to walk free--a travesty of justice. To this day, I still think she's guilty of culpable negligence and murder in her daughter's death, in addition to being a chronic liar. A reliable source I spoke to said there was evidence entered into the case that the jury never got to see. Caylee is the forgotten victim in this crime. 😿

[@103SuperDog]

I can’t remember if it was this documentary or another interview but I believe George did solve how Caylee died. After the trial he did research and realized ‘Zanny the nanny’ was Casey’s codename for when she would drug Caylee with Zanex in order to go out and party. Casey probably accidentally over dosed Caylee or just using it too often and then she just never woke up.

[@joedennehy386]

That's exactly the conclusion I came to. It explains xanny the nanny

[@katie.g.]

I think that’s exactly what happened too. It also explains why she waited for forever to tell her parents Caylee was “missing” . She was just hoping to get some more time to fabricate the story. Caylee overdosed, Casey freaked out and disposed the body in the woods to hide the fact that she had been drugging her the whole time. Then she kept avoiding her parents to buy time. If she would have called the police, the whole story would have came out. She never wanted to be a mom , kept Caylee because her parents pressured her and she just wanted to party. :( She was just extremely selfish

[@alemontwisted9508]

I agree. Kaylee definitely died from an overdose of something. There was no pool drowning like they even tried to claim in the documentary. Casey was in downtown Orlando partying and she was giving that child some thing to go to sleep and overdosed the child.

[@emilyvee4922]

Wow. That sounds really probable:

[@dawndraper9371]

I think this is 100 percent the truth of what happened sadly!

[@Flow-x6b]

She basically admitted "xanny the nanny" killed the poor child. It is absolutely disgusting that she is walking free and now blaming her father for unspeakable things. RIP Caylee.

[@dawndraper9371]

Yeah so her story changed. That's enough right there to see that she's a complete liar. She's a liar AND a murderer.

[@peacehappyb237]

She never called the nanny "Zanny the Nanny." the media made that up. She called her Zeneida or Zanny.

[@marlaroberts2087]

Casey Anthony is a bad seed!!! Watch the movie “Bad Seed”. Like the mother in the movie, I think Casey’s parents truly turned a blind eye to the spoiled, evil child she was and is!

[@jamilea3043]

Her name makes me cringe 😬

[@Averyr91]

That jury was full of idiots for letting her off.

[@MyMomSaysImKeen]

This poor woman keeps getting disparaged about what happened to her child. They never caught the migrant woman who abducted the kid, and put them in the trunk!!! Worst of all Casey lost her job at Universal Studios over this debacle.

[@MissPrettywoman628]

The jury was not full of idiots. They could prove that Caylee died but not how she died. Remember they did not have any lessee charges like manslaughter, etc. They only had capital murder. If a jury is going to find a young woman, seemingly attractive guilty of capital murder They better be damn sure on how that baby died. I knew from the beginning they would find her not guilty based on my above comments.

[@moviemogul83]

They couldn’t as the prosecution actually wasn’t able to prove beyond a reasonable doubt. Had they went for something lower, like manslaughter, she could’ve been convicted. But they couldn’t prove 1st degree

[@cenedra2143]

😂😂😂😂​@@MyMomSaysImKeen

[@aarondavis8943]

@@moviemogul83 Yep. Avery91 doesn't understand how laws work. The jury actually should be commended for doing their legal duty because it is not easy letting off someone you are pretty sure is a killer because the law requires you to weigh the evidence. Very unpopular concept but it's the central tenant of a society composed of laws.

[@sharonhoyt2133]

I've never had one second of a problem believing Casey murdered her daughter by drugging her and placing her in the trunk of her car. I never thought her parents were guilty of anything other than giving life to a bad seed then trying to see her as "good". I will never understand the jurors in this trial. I don't know how her lying attorney lives with himself.

[@lauren9667]

I worked in a place where some employees had to take polygraphs to work in certain areas. Everyone feared these because (a) they’re not accurate and (b) if management wanted the employee in the area, they would get the “nice” polygrapher and the others would get the polygrapher brought in from Guantanamo Bay. He would scream at people. Everyone knew the “lie” on the question was the result of the physiological effects of being yelled at, mocked and intimidated, not that you had a history of theft, or tax evasion or whatever. After the nice polygrapher, people felt like they had lunch with a friend. After the other polygrapher, people would feel like they had PTSD. I would refuse to ever take one.

[@gabrielleandrew542]

That is really bizarre Completely unethical and over the top You can fail the lie detector test easily on the most bland of questions Anyone with Atrial Fibrillation has a high risk of failing There are all sorts of other factors including operator “ error “ or differences in interpretation of the test . Very unreliable

[@kateashby3066]

Yeah the person conducting the test IS the actual test so I hear ya.

[@DavidLLambertmobile]

Some US states do not permit polys or voice stress tests for employment. It's a unfair labor practice. Courts do not permit polygraphs.

[@dbentleyto95]

I certainly would not work for anyone who would make an employee take a polygraph test for employment. The Department of Labor should be brought in if that is the case.

[@MadgeGreen]

I was required to take a polygraph for a job when I was 20. I passed the test, but then didn't get the job because I wasn't 21! The company had my DOB before they sent me to another State to take the test at my own expense. I ended up getting a job at a State Park, and the middle-aged man who had interviewed me for the job that I was too young for started showing up to my work place and hitting on me. I was so glad that I didn't get that other job, or I would have been harassed by him and have to quit anyway.

[@missybishop4996]

Saw a bodycam video recently of Casey in a bar in Florida. She called the cop because some other chick three a drink on her and she wanted to press charges! She's infuriating.... This case really made me angry all those years ago. That trial was bonkers!😡

[@jessisblessed6689]

Yeah, she called the cops in a hot second when someone threw a DRINK on her, but when her daughter was missing for 31 DAYS... she didn't call? All that scenario did was paint her as more selfish and guilty. She's disgusting.

[@Suggsonbass]

Assuming that George believed in the validity of polygraphs, the mere fact that he volunteered for one speaks volumes. It may be a placebo, but a telling one.

[@redneckblackheart]

George is an ex cop. He knows they are useless. It was a show for people, a 'look at me, I'm innocent', and nothing more.

[@peacehappyb237]

I thought so ! Totally strange. He was asked to take one 15 years ago and declined. He also slipped up and said he wanted to take one of Cindy's anxiety pills which can affect his results.

[@jimc.goodfellas]

It's unfathomable how evil so many people are...

[@john-ic5pz]

ikr. they say it's love but I think it's trauma that makes the world go 'round 🫤

[@jmpsthrufyre]

​@@john-ic5pz love trauma money In no particular order

[@ChairmanTrump]

Yes. That is the human curse. We live and we die. That is the whole point of Jesus dying for our sins and being resurrected. The Bible is demonstrably against capitalism but here we are 😂

[@DJKinney]

No such thing as "evil."

[@swarti2036]

@@DJKinneyI would strongly dispute that . Trump is evil

[@danceshadowmoon1]

Years ago, I was charged with assault. After speaking with my lawyer, I suggested taking a polygraph test to clear my name. The Lawyer agreed and I was tested by a supposed top notch Polygraph expert. I was quite shocked that the test indicated deception on my part multiple times seeing that I was telling the truth, and it was my idea to take the test! The Prosecution was aware of this and tried to bring it up in court, only to be told by the Judge that it was not admissible in court. So basically, it was a waste of time and expense. I have spoken many times about this and tried to tell people that a polygraph test is absolute B.S. but still see people on television using it all the time. A good example is the Steve Wilkos show. I always sat there and wondered how many lives were destroyed by relying on this garbage. Also, it is interesting to note that many people passed it even though they were guilty as hell. One example is Ted Bundy. I will never take another one of those tests again. And it should be frowned upon by anyone who is seeking truth.

[@peacehappyb237]

OOO wow. I am sorry that happened to you.

[@DerMatticusFink]

You had a bad lawyer. No good lawyer would ever think a polygraph is a good idea.

[@linny3260]

Every year she does not conceive is a victory.

[@kateashby3066]

Understatement of the century. And if she does, let’s hope she aborts it! No child should have to endure HER as a parent. That in itself is abuse.

[@alexc9434]

Every day she lives is a loss

[@ember1794]

The audacity of this shameless murderess! Her poor daughter and parents!

[@attilakohbor3360]

she is a shameless psychopath , wanted to partying and her child was an extra weight to take care of , and killed her

[@Claudia-lq3ns]

Couldn't have said it better myself.

[@THEMONEGASQUE]

Her parents were in on it too, also they don't seem to mind getting paid for this crap

[@tombreckinridge6218]

@@THEMONEGASQUEbaseless accusations

[@Jacksonandjulian]

George struggles because he knew Casey was guilty long before Cindy would admit it to herself. He feels guilt for holding back his true feelings therefore contributing to heeding the investigation. He put off telling how he really felt longer than he wanted to, probably so Cindy wouldnt lose what was left of her marbles. When the first detective was at the house (when Casey was released from jail the first time) George was getting tired of Casey's foolishness and put a map out in front of her and told her to just tell them where Caylee was, just mark a spot. He was in less denial about her lies than Cindy and he was familiar with the smell of her car. He knew. Casey through a fit and stormed off to her room and true to fashion they let her be. The detective said she ran that house and her parents enabled her terrible behavior. Boy they are paying for it now. I do feel bad for them, but they allowed this monster to be.

[@empressonthethrone]

Best comment

[@FungusAmungus-fl8iy]

I'd even go one step further and say they not only allowed it, but Cindy's over the top codependency actually created this monster.

[@ginafarley6190]

Brilliant assessment of the family’s disfunction.

[@orihimeinoue3608]

@@FungusAmungus-fl8iyprobably, but no mother is perfect and I know people who have a controlling mother but they didn’t murder anyone

[@FungusAmungus-fl8iy]

@orihimeinoue3608 well, no shit. I don't understand why people think they need to make comments like this...obviously.

[@Boags]

We all know Casey did it. Amazing she got off.

[@raistlinmajere7149]

It was some Puerto Rican guy,

[@karenscherrer]

Thank you for keeping this tragedy alive. Everyone should know about this case.

[@candaceharris3675]

This family reminds me of jon benet ramsey family for some reason.

[@MadgeGreen]

How so?

[@TheBub26]

a few things that annoy dr grande: psychics. humanoid lizards. lie detectors. NEW JERSY

[@trace9657]

I have always zoned in on the statements that Casey gave her daughter cough medicine or something like that to "knock her out." That was a direct quote from a witness. They proved she was a party girl and did not care about much of anything else. I can easily picture someone like her overdosing a child on cough medicine so she could go out. I knew a guy once that used to laugh about scaring his parents to death, his brother was sick, and Tom found the bottle of Dimatap, he drank the whole thing. He didn't remember any of this, but his parents sure had the details, he was in ICU for a couple of days. That type of medicine is not to be messed with. I believe if the prosecution had gone for 2nd degree murder, they would have gotten a conviction. I am sure she killed her child by some means, but I don't really believe she planned it out. That would require forethought. She has also destroyed her parents. Reprehensible human.

[@bige2268]

Xanni the Nanny, Casey “hired” is most likely Xanax so the drug theory makes a ton of sense.

[@angelacompres7947]

Totally agree! A few people here defending that lying monster, dispersing the guilt because of fake SA and trauma caused by her dad and brother is baffling...as Dr. Grande said, the evidence and her actions speaks louder!

[@wendyhenschel.]

I always thought the whole family was off somewhat. But Casey i always thought of being a pathological liar who loved her drugs and partying more than her daughter. The fact that she would just dump that poor baby anywhere so she could go and party was disgusting! I have no doubt that she killed her daughter.

[@cybermandan1960]

Casey Anthony had searches for "foolproof suffocation" and still got off. That trial had either the worst prosecution ever, or the dumbest jury ever. Or both.

[@Casinogirl56]

Had Casey Anthony been an overweight unattractive middle aged woman she would have been found guilty after the jury was out for about a half hour. Th3 fact that she is young and very marginally attractive helped immeasurably.

[@mongoose6685]

Clearly the jury was the problem. This was a slam dunk case, could not be screwed up.

[@gingerlee726]

George fails the lie detector and goes on about smelling her sweat then gets caught in more lies during this last test along with all the other lies. Any lie detector taken while on benzos doesn't count and he openly took them and STILL failed the test.

[@glasshalffull2930]

The prosecutor wrote a book on the case and I actually got to go to a book signing where he discussed the case. I agree that the jury was looking for a way not to convict this young and somewhat attractive person. When the theory that the child had accidentally drowned was proposed by the defense, that was all they needed.

[@mongoose6685]

@glasshalffull2930 As a parent, I can't imagine Casey ditching her in the woods, go party and lie to her parents without actually being happy she was rid of her daugther. Just that on its own deserved a guilty verdict.

[@mattpaul5441]

My neighbor lost her 4 year old daughter. And she always said she would smell her close and and sleep holding one of her shirts. It can sould creepy but lose someone close and you will surprise yourself on what you miss

[@i.b.640]

Yeah smell is so powerfull...

[@dying101666]

It's not creepy at all. Can only imagine.

[@frittata3891]

It really is one of the most heart wrenching pictures one can imagine...some poor soul tearfully clenching a garment left by a loved one. Come to think of it, every partner I've had would always steal my shirts and wear them while I was away. How impossibly cruel of that woman to hear her father say that and pervert it in an attempt to vindicate herself.

[@jessieyork4508]

Years ago, I was married to an over the road truck driver. He'd be gone all week & in December would be gone the whole month. I'd sleep with one of his shirts, just to have his smell close. I missed him terribly.

[@lindasacks8572]

Losing a child is something I wish on no one. My son was 30 when he died, and I literally smelled all his things, desperately searching for something left behind by him.

[@willtaylor7467]

Poor little Caylee. RIP you little thing.

[@t.3229]

Little girl 😢😮

[@kateashby3066]

God I hate to say this but… that little Girl Is probably better off. The psychological damage that a malignant narcissist parent does to their children is insane. This is literally how sociopaths are created! 😢

[@MadgeGreen]

​@@kateashby3066I was raised by narcissists and I turned out to be an empath. I am damaged, yes, but I have great love and empathy for anyone, especially children, who have endured abuse. That is why I became a nurse. The nurses that I worked with didn't know my history, but they told me that I have "a gift of mercy". Maybe I wouldn't be as understanding if I had not gone through it myself. Caylee deserved to live, not die.

[@nanettevantriesteharder2469]

Speaking of intergenerationally unfit parents . . . . Casey Anthony's parents enabled their irresponsible, drug-addled, party girl, dark tetrad personality daughter to continuously lie to draw attention to herself. Never once did that family hold her accountable for the murder of their granddaughter and niece. Casey Anthony's party hearty friends were just as bad. It is all very sickening. RIP Caylee.

[@kbforme]

I don't believe for a second that Casey's father showed up at her door carrying her dead child and he said "I'll take care of it" and she not only thought that was okay but then went on to lie to police to protect her daughter's murder. The guy she said who horribly abused her as a child, who by the way, she was just fine leaving her daughter alone with. To be fair to Casey a bit, her parents would probably need to be weirdos in order to raise a girl who doesn't care about her own child. I have a good relationship with my dad but if he showed up to my house carrying my dead daughter saying "I'll take care of it" there would be big problems. To no normal adult is "I'll take care of it" an acceptable thing to say in that situation.

[@kateashby3066]

Yeah that story was 100% fabricated nonsense. And to validate you- Casey is almost certainly a malignant narcissist and yeah- you don’t become one by accident. Her mom is clearly a narc too. Her dad is the passive one in that relationship that enables the narcs abuse. They literally created this monster.

[@dawndraper9371]

I agree with most of this except the part about her parents being weirdos.

[@amandawilkinsontarot7096]

I believe that Casey Anthony is guilty.

[@firstname2801]

this is like saying the sky is blue

[@kateashby3066]

The only ppl who don’t are delusional women who have a ton of sex abuse trauma and are projecting. And lunatics like Rosey O’Donell 😂

[@DavidLLambertmobile]

All 4 Anthony family lied, distorted events. Mom was a nurse, Dad George was a retired Ohio police detective 🕵🏼‍♂️. Lee had sex, family fun with casey(consensual).

[@foresttales506]

I watched this documentary, and my major takeaway was that George is in a tremendous amount of pain. Not only is he grieving the loss of his beloved granddaughter (and daughter), he also has to live each day with at least a fraction of the public believing Casey’s lies about him. Considering the amount of harassment he has experienced, I’m surprised that they continue living in the same house. The documentary made me dislike Casey even more, which I didn’t think was possible. Prayers for George and Cindy to find as much peace as they can. 🙏🏻💜

[@ghostwalk2446]

At the same time George kind of brought this on himself when he destroyed the only evidence they had against Casey, being a retired detective he damn well should've known better

[@foresttales506]

@@ghostwalk2446 What evidence did he destroy? I remember him being more cooperative than Cindy during the investigation.

[@ghostwalk2446]

@@foresttales506 More cooperative than Cindy!? Not even close, George is a retired police detective yet Cindy was the one acting like a detective by tracking down Casey and finding out her granddaughter was missing. Cindy called police, not George. George destroyed the only physical evidence that would've put Casey away for murder, by cleaning Casey's entire car after he picked it up and realized it had the "Unmistakeable smell of a rotting corpse", (he admitted this in court) How do we know this? Because once again, Cindy found George cleaning the car, George told Cindy what he smelled in the car, and again it was Cindy who immediately called police, but of course it was too late, any trace of Cayle's remains were long gone. Maybe George protected his killer daughter or maybe he's just the most incompetent detective ever, but it's George's fault justice was not served

[@ghostwalk2446]

@@foresttales506 Listen to some of the conversations between Casey and her family when she was in jail, Cindy and Casey's brother asked all the important questions about how to find Cayle, George sat there like a complete idiot the whole time and wouldn't ask his daughter anything, he either knew or there's not much going on in his brain, but he's been far from cooperative, he was grilled extensively in court for how he acted through all this

[@MadgeGreen]

​​@@ghostwalk2446This is the first time that I have heard this and I watched the entire trial. Was it after the trial was over that he cleaned it? They had police canine officers that hit on the trunk indicating the smell of a deceased human body before the trial. I remember something about the trunk having garbage in it.

[@TheBriarPatch]

I had to take a polygraph once. It said I was being deceptive when I told the complete truth on all questions. I got hired for the job anyway, but wow, that made me nervous!

[@brijitglapion4577]

Not guilty and innocent are two different things. Her defense created enough reasonable doubt that the jury did what they felt they were bound by law to do. I'm sure that if they could convict based on whether or not they believed she was guilty, she'd be in prison for life.

[@SKY-wt2pp]

It would have been great if at the start Dr Grande had said 'Just a reminder that lie detector tests are a pseudo science or complete nonsense'

[@emmaw2634]

This. Whether you are guilty or not , never agree to a polygraph. Matt Orchards channel has taught me that!

[@radicalreactions1633]

Wow, y'all delulu. Must be a GOPuke.@cris-rj5zf

[@gingerlee726]

Why isn't anyone mentioning that you can't take lie detectors while taking benzos and they openly took them on camera for the test as well as George failed numerous times and was allowed to stop and go take some breaths therefore what is the point at all? I can never 100% convict caysee because of them.

[@ghostwalk2446]

​@@gingerlee726Benzos are irrelevant, lie detectors have been scientifically proven to be inaccurate which is why they're not allowed in court

[@kateashby3066]

@@gingerlee726however you wanna spin it- Casey went to bars and partied hard while her kid was missing (dead). So there’s zero chance that she didn’t do this. In jail- she called her mom and was PISSED that her mother went on tv to ask for help finding caylee. VERY jealous that she wasn’t getting attention herself. When she got bailed out of jail, she got dropped off at home by her bondsman- whose bodyguard says that the FIRST thing she said was “what’s for dinner, jail food sucks”. Not one thing about her missing KID. Listen to Cindy’s call to report caylee missing . She’s freaking the fuk OUT. That’s real panic. She isn’t even making sense as she’s not speaking in complete sentences. Did they help her cover up what Casey absolutely did after they found out? Maybe. But Casey def did it. This entire family is toxic AF

[@wildnight8776]

Wonder how much they're all getting paid for these "documentaries"

[@DavidLLambertmobile]

Casey Anthony got $$$ for the stupid Peacock series. Near $800000.

[@Snakesnarl]

With how incredibly nervous I am, if I took a lie detector test I would be blamed for every murder ever 😂

[@ronald3836]

If you are just as nervous when telling the truth as when lying, then I guess you should be fine.

[@KaraOfTheSea]

I have ADHD. So sitting completely still and not fidgeting in some way is impossible for me.

[@kateashby3066]

That’s not how these work. First they collect a baseline from you- and compare that to your answers that matter. If you’re nervous during both- it won’t real as weird/lies

[@lisabradford8180]

i'd never take one. the guilty have passed them and innocent people have failed them.

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

@@kateashby3066 They don't work. At all.

[@user-ei4tl7qd2s]

Cool video, My relationship of 5 years ended a month ago. The love of my life decided to leave me, I really love her so much I can’t stop thinking about her, I’ve tried my very best to get her back in my life, but to no avail, I’m frustrated, I don’t see my life with anyone else. I’ve done my best to get rid of the thoughts of her, but I can’t, I don’t know why I’m saying this here, I really miss her and just can’t stop thinking about her.

[@MalcolmM.Stanton-hy4jb]

its difficult to let go of someone you love, i was in a similar situation, my relationship of 12 years ended, but i couldn't just let her go i did all i could to get her back, i had to seek the help of a spiritual counsellor who helped me bring her back

[@user-ei4tl7qd2s]

Amazing, how did you get a spiritual counsellor, and how do i reach her?

[@MalcolmM.Stanton-hy4jb]

Her name is *Shelly renee white* , and she is a great spiritual counsellor who can bring back your ex

[@user-ei4tl7qd2s]

Thank you for this valuable information, i just looked her up now online. impressive.

[@teutemorina1927]

Oh my God people come on I understand the pain of not being with someone you love but spiritual healers? You don't need any of that you can't force people to stay with you that should be a sign for you that it's time to move on .Live and let live just think about if that person really but really loved you they would've never left no matter what was going on in your lives!!

[@Rambo-John-J]

I love when he offers his opinion on the pseudoscientific nonsense machine lol 😂

[@williamgunderson7365]

Steve Wilkos will not be pleased 😅

[@charissa6648]

Thanks for this video! I still can't wrap my head around her getting away with murder, blaming her own father, calling him a child predator, then having the audacity to create a documentary in an attempt to fix her reputation! She is just, wow, I have no words! I also see how careful people are regarding her allegations, and I find that infuriating. I don't believe she was abused by her father. Why? Well, her testimony is the only evidence, and she has already proven to be a compulsive liar.

[@mesalouis8976]

I still don’t understand how this person was found not guilty! 🤔

[@tequilamockingbird758]

Florida

[@annalisegiovanni7032]

I'll tell you EXACTLY WHY.... It was bc the state of Florida only put 1st degree murder in the table. Which means that she was up for the death penalty. 1st degree murder was THE ONLY CHARGE they put on the table! There were So0o0o0 many different charges they could have chosen to put on the table for the jury! Even if it was only manslaughter, it still would have been SOMETHING!! But the fact that they ONLY put 1st degree murder on the table, that's what happened!!

[@moviemogul83]

Bad prosecution

[@annalisegiovanni7032]

PLUS, IDIOT ASS JURORS!!!! (WE ALL KNOW THAT)🙄

[@Hey_Driver]

Reasonable doubt

[@TitoVespasianus]

People have no idea how complex lying is in the brain.

[@reingp]

I have no sympathy for Casey`s parents at all. They lied in court to save their murderous daughter from jail, knowing that she was responsible for the death of their granddaughter. Well, Casey is what she is probably because of them to begin with.

[@cb9746]

When did they lie?

[@itsmejennip]

@@cb9746her mother lied on the stand during her testimony. She lied about the computer search history to cover for Casey searching “chloroform”. She also made multiple attempts to backtrack and downplay her initial reaction to the smell in the car, and the other events that she was so panicked about in the beginning……

[@NetWit20]

The best lie detectors are some detectives, some psychologist and all moms.

[@flapjackluvr]

🤣🤣🤣

[@K_ImNoDr]

Goodness, it's almost been a decade since the trial, and it still makes me enraged. That poor, innocent child.

[@user-od3be8ny4o]

In the UK, there used to be a daytime TV show called "Jeremy Kyle" (kinda akin to Jerry Springer or Maury Povich). They oftentimes used a polygraph to determine whether a guest was lying. They used to put a message on the screen claiming lie detectors could detect lies in, something like, 95% of cases. The show, and host, took them as gospel. Anyhow, a guest failed their polygraph and their life was destroyed. It was only after this person then subsequently ended their own life, that the show was taken off air. No-one at the time bothered to question the test validity. Unbelievable isn't it?

[@Kazwell111]

I knew polygraph tests weren't perfect, but I had no idea until how inaccurate they truly are. We have been conditioned by the media to think they are something they are not. Thanks Dr. Grande for clarifying and spreading awareness about their role as props in the questioning process. Casey's parents have suffered enough from this tragedy to the point that if the results valid or not brings them some personal closure then I supposed it served some inadvertent purpose.

[@ChairmanTrump]

Yes we have been conditioned to believe a lot of lies. Capitalism has killed over 3 billion people and nobody wants to hear that fact. 😂

[@ronald3836]

I believe polygraphs are exclusively an American thing.

[@phylliswurm9473]

A most aggravating case and no justice for the child. Good analysis.

[@GrainneDhub-ll6vw]

Dr. Grande, every thoughtful voice that speaks up to point out the junk science that polygraphs are is useful and valuable. Thank you so much for your contribution.

[@GrainneDhub-ll6vw]

@@byuftbl Exactly! Every spy caught from within the the military or Department of Defence who had a security clearance in the last 50+ years had passed at least one FBI administered polygraph while they were selling US secrets to other governments. In some cases, such as Jonathan Pollard, they were passing annual polygraphs. Were any of them caught because they failed their security clearance polygraphs? Nope, not one single spy or traitor has been caught that way. Several serial killers were suspects who were set aside because they passed polygraphs, One example is Gary Leon Ridgway, the Green River Killer, who came to police attention because one of his victim's brothers saw her get into his truck and her brother managed to follow him part of the way home, then found his truck by searching the neighbourhoods. He was questioned and polygraphed, which he passed. A couple years later, the task force decided to question and polygraph him again--he passed again. He killed something like 14 more women after that (no one is certain, not even Ridgway, because he killed so many, he lost track). In another case in California, the stepfather of a teenager who disappeared was questioned and failed his polygraph. Even though his computer showed he was logged on at the time the abduction had to have happened using a bookkeeping program, he was considered the prime suspect. He was subsequently polygraphed four more times and failed four more times. Understandably, his wife left him, his business took a huge hit and he lost most of his friends over this. He didn't do it. The real perpetrator was a serial killer who was caught for another victim and confessed to the first victim as well as part of his plea deal. He proved that he was the perpetrator by leading investigators to where he had hidden the girl's body. Gee, if my teenaged stepdaughter, who I loved but sometimes had a difficult relationship with (what parent or stepparent hasn't had occasion to say that about their teenager??!!!) disappeared, might it not be completely reasonable to have an emotional reaction to questions about that teen's disappearance? And once you've failed one polygraph, I think it would be understandable to have more and more fear to subsequent polygraphs.

[@NovaandthePastapup]

We talked about this case while it was going on in my sociology of violence class at UCF in Orlando. One of the students actually knew her and said she is a great mom and there is no way she would hurt her daughter. I just knew she did it and this case made me so angry, how she got away with it and how she is such a reprehensible human being.

[@bipolarbusiness6989]

I’m from Orlando too!! ❤ and I remember the billboards everywhere in search of Caley. The daily news updates and the way it effected our city was heartbreaking. This is one case that strikes the heart, and it always will! I don’t know how people could be deceived by her…

[@NovaandthePastapup]

@bipolarbusiness6989 really blew my mind, she is a trash human and so clearly guilty! And her parents?! Common....

[@daveminion6209]

Often the polygraph is used simply to create and increase STRESS while being interrogated, or "interviewed", in order to get someone to admit "wrongdoing " , OR, more likely, if you change your answer or story, then the examiner, or "INTERROGATOR" will accuse the subject of being "deceptive " or hiding some secret information that the QUESTIONER may or may not know..... So it's basically a game, lol

[@OpalLeigh]

With all the practice Casey has lying you’d think she would be better at it 😒

[@lindalaw8368]

The injustice only occurred on this earth. For some of us, another justice awaits upon our death. Casey won’t escape that.

[@roberthopkins3621]

We all know Cindy lied on the stand and helped Casey to be found not guilty.

[@MadgeGreen]

I wonder why she did that? Plus mouthing the words "I love you" to Casey as she left the witness stand. It made me think she didn't love her granddaughter at all.

[@roberthopkins3621]

@@MadgeGreen I think Cindy did love her granddaughter, but you have to remember Casey was facing the death penalty. Cindy had already lost her granddaughter and I don’t think she could bear to lose her daughter. So I think that’s why she lied .

[@greenbrain8725]

My opinion is that Casey neglected her daughter due to partying / drugs and Kaylee was found dead from some tragic accident . Perhaps drowning or a fall. Casey is one of those psychopaths who doen’t know how to care. She does however have lots of ridiculous tricks up her sleeve. Poor parents.

[@Urlocalgrandmaa]

I feel George allowed himself to be used as a pawn for the defense as being deceptive and questionable to cause the case to be weakened. I believe George truly did not want Casey to go to prison. He already lost one loved one and could not bare the loss of another. I believe both he and his wife did what they could to keep Casey from being convicted. Just my thoughts and opinions.

[@MelissaDougherty]

"A polygraph is also called a lie detector test. This is a pseudoscientific nonsense machine that officers use to manipulate people." 😂😂

[@MyEnemy]

Thank you for pointing-out the difference between validity and reliability in regards to the polygraph's effectiveness.

[@deborahfairbanks4012]

That poor child never got any justice. Just like Jon Bene Ramsey

[@suyang4505]

There is no justice in this world. Casey is alleged to be worth 1.5 million dollars from her infamy. She is worth more now than good people who love their kids, there is no justice.

[@KatieSalley]

"Pseudo scientific nonsense machine" 😂

[@DAmore143]

Even though you can’t stand NEW JERSEY .. your homegirl from NJ gets super ecstatic every time you post! I’m that girl 😜

[@paulbrogger655]

Re: polygraph -- as an assistant manager at a fast food outlet that had been burgled, I was subjected to a polygraph examination. The test administrator concluded I hadn't stolen the goods, but that I knew who did. BS! I've dismissed its effectiveness ever since.

[@dalaimommadrama8929]

I still can't understand why the "sweet sweat" comment is so creepy. I assume because it is coming from a man and not a woman. I remember an article from a woman and she stated that now that her sons are grown up she misses the scent of "wet puppy dogs" coming from them as children after a day of outside play. I remember how much it moved me because I thought it was so true...that smell...my kids from playing outside and how it is a smell that is kinda gross but you'll miss it when it's gone. Just like baby throw up. My youngest is now 12..and I still sometimes get the yearning thought of baby throw-up on his neck when kissing him. Makes me miss those times just typing this. I don't think that's weird...it's just his yearning for those memories and that time. I get it. The little girl played outside in their backyard that was set up just for her and I can imagine a grandpa would sit there and watch her...and she'd go to hug him and he'd catch that scent. That's a "sweet" memory for him.

[@mostlyvoid.partiallystars]

There should be a TV PSA with all the good info on how polygraphs are just manipulation props. Thank you for this.

[@SunnyAndShare]

Well, except if you do commit a serious crime and you believe the polygraph works, it could definitely aid in getting a confession. Which wouldn't be great for you of course, but would help deliver justice.

[@kateashby3066]

@@SunnyAndSharethat’s how they got Chris watts to confess!!! Hours into him lying non stop they finally pulled out the ole “ok but will you take a polygraph?” And so he did and he “did not pass”, which led to him confessing immediately.

[@skeppsica]

"Pro polygraph nonsense pedallers" 😂 Some studies show attractive people get away with more, is this one of these cases? Not that she's that good looking either.

[@jessestewart169]

I believe Casey was guilty, and should have gotten the death penalty

[@carolyngenc5329]

A lie detector seems to be on a par with the Scientology machine. You can do the same with two tin cans and a string.

[@danielcarroll5667]

Wearing a tin foil hat might help too !

[@john-ic5pz]

🎯 I never thought of that. brilliant comparison, Carolyn.

[@barbarasterner7863]

I remember lie detector tests were a frequent part of the Dr. Phil show for years, and there presented as an accurate and safe method...

[@carolyngenc5329]

@@danielcarroll5667 Yes. That too.

[@micnorton9487]

​@@carolyngenc5329Well,, not a STRING,, two tin cans hooked by wires through an ohmmeter to a miniscule current source,, with the ohmmeter hooked to a graph gizmo to make a bunch of graph lines OR use an AI program producing a graph graphic stored in memory ...

[@stephtoneyArmyVet]

That entire family is disturbing. Smh

[@kateashby3066]

SAY IT LOUDER FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE BACK! 😂

[@nealstarling5422]

She did it

[@davel7014]

She gets accused of murder and her defense is to claim abuse. Give me a break! She never reported the child missing and was out partying. She lied and should be in prison for life

[@mondoseguendo6113]

Or maybe she was too busy being abused to report her daughter missing.

[@terrystokes2948]

Polygraph exams are complete garbage! I've trained physique competitors for 20 years and many times they have to take Lie detector exams before their competition. My one competitor failed EVERY question.... even her name! She was a military recruiter (20 years in the service at the time of the exam) assigned to my city. She wanted to try a competition. She had a nervous condition. I explained this to the Sheriff Deputy administering the exam. She showed her military ID, showing her Name and date of birth and they still said she was deceptive! Nicest, most humble person.

[@Justme_1221]

When my boys were young I used to tell them I could see a lie on their tongue and then ask them to stick their tongue out when I thought they weren’t telling the truth. They gave themselves away every time they were actually lying. This is what I think of when I hear of someone taking a lie detector test. I think it works just about as well. 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@SunnyAndShare]

Exactly

[@frittata3891]

that's just adorable lol

[@kateashby3066]

The test is 100% only as good as the one administering it. Sounds like you did a good job!! I like Chase Hughes way- when his kids do something bad like spill chocolate milk in the carpet when they’re not allowed to drink it near carpet- he says “and what do you think should be the punishment for whoever did this?”… the kid that says “I’m sure they learned their lesson, they should not be punished” is always the liar! 😂

[@RobD-jq7ry]

So you lied to your children. Good thing you never stuck your tongue out for them to see. 😂

[@annebruecks7381]

My mom did that to us too!!!

[@felbicky6333]

…pseudo scientific nonsense machine, love this.

[@Elena-yv6cx]

I saw clips of this on social media but hadnt looked into it much. Thanks for covering this Dr. Grande. This case always baffles no matter how many times I hear about it.

[@valis992000]

The father's belief that Casey killed Caylee by accident by drugging her so she could go clubbing always made the most sense to me. If the prosecution hadn't over reached with that cockamamie "chloroform" theory they could have probably convicted her of something more appropriate than first degree murder. The polygraph was made created by the creator of the Wonder Woman comic. He had a three way relationship with his wife and a live in girl friend under one roof. I figure living with two women he was obsessed with knowing who was telling the truth. Notice Wonder Woman also had the "lasso of truth".

[@brianbommarito3376]

She’s guilty and it should’ve been deemed a mistrial. If it weren’t for Jose Baez, she would be either in prison, or dead. Someday, she will pay for what she did. It’s inevitable. She’ll either cross the wrong person (and she runs with that type of crowd regularly) or she’ll live to wish she had a living daughter to help her in her old age. So many happy memories might have been hers, if she hadn’t been so immature and evil. Throwing her parents under the bus will only make people hate her more than they already do.

[@ashsmee]

Casey is a demon. I don’t think George needs to explain himself at all same with Cindy they are victims too. We can all say we’d act differently if we were in the same situation but none of us will ever really know.

[@Mainecoon_Izzy]

RIP Beautiful Caylee 💜🌟💜

[@jeffreyhinzmann945]

Wasn't George Anthony a former Cop? Wouldn't he know all about polygraphs, for better or for worse?

[@cheryl2962]

Polygraph Test are Totally Unreliable. Couldn't Believe When She Got Off! Feel Sorry For Her Parents! That person is a compulsive Liar! Not Reporting Caylee Missing For A Monthtj Should Of Been Some Kind Of crime!

[@winkieblink7625]

There are Tons of creepy secrets going on in this family. The WHOLE ENCHILADA is very sad.

[@mcnultyssobercompanion6372]

The recent Casey Anthony-revisionism has mystified me. There's no reason to still be talking about this case in ambiguous terms- Casey was responsible. She did it. I don't see how any objective individual could see it otherwise. Her parents, unfortunately, are the collateral damage. It's a travesty that she walks among us. She should be in jail for the rest of her days. If I was on the jury I would have not been against execution.