Criminal Lawyer Reacts to There's Something About Casey - JCS (Pt. 1)

Criminal Lawyer Bruce Rivers Reacts to There's Something About Casey by JCS Part 1
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[@Blank-41]

Bruce seems like the kinda guy you can party with, then defend you in court when the night gets too crazy.

[@jeremiahfootlong3531]

😂😂😂

[@creeping_deth2761]

this tbh

[@trippie_fabio3181]

Bruce a real one fr

[@robertlandry3954]

Nah. He gon be gone by 12. Cause nothing good happens after 12. Call him the morning after

[@KameariKillScreen]

The man does love punani,

[@godzuki2099]

It took her 5 weeks to call police regarding her "missing" daughter, but years later she called in 5 minutes after some woman poured a glass of soda on her... Awesome human being, glad she's walking free

[@tjfromalaska4520]

She's a shark. She's got shark eye's, no emotions behind them. She's subhuman.

[@victoriamarie9103]

Wow I never thought of that!! Good point!!

[@quills9509]

She wasn't even the one who called police, her mother did.

[@DeadlySinsGaming]

​@@victoriamarie9103😅😮s s sad da Steve

[@happyvocal]

I thought I'd find out the woman poured soda on her because she recognized her or something but apparently it was over a guy, what a dumbass reason lol.

[@Zeroshiki]

The craziest thing about this case is that we all know she did this. All the evidence pointed dead at her. She acted like trying to find the kid was an inconvenience at every turn. The jury must've been blind, deaf, and sleeping throughout the entire trial to let her get away with this.

[@sab5076]

I remember this case and one of things I remember afterward was that once the case was done and the jury got to see everything we did they said if they had all the facts we had they would have found her guilty. The prosecution really screwed up on this case. The jury had no choice but to make a decision based on the evidence they were given.

[@somethinginthenothing]

It was not the jury's fault. There was no cause of death or signs of trauma so they couldn't disprove an accident. Casey was not the only person home around the time of death, as George was there for a bit. The prosecution left out searches about suffocation that would have swayed the jury. Casey is clearly a bad person, but the jury was NOT given enough to know if it was an accidental or intentional death.

[@ScarletPhoenix0]

the burden of proof is on the state. Even if we all know she's guilty, the state still needs to prove it. The state did not prove she was guilty. Yet we all know she's guilty.

[@bluedistortions]

To people who say "you can't prove it wasn't an accident." The child was found with duct tape on her mouth and nose. Casey googled "foolproof ways to suffocate." So, your theory is that she found her daughter drowned or drugged, then googled how to suffocate, and taped the girls face. I love how these sociopathic liars only need to say, "I panicked," and everybody thinks, "yeah, that makes sense, when I panic, I recreate a murder scene." Let's stop bullshitting. The truth is, these are the steps to avoid a murder charge: 1. Be an attractive, well spoken white woman. 2. Congratulations, you'll be found innocent.

[@teresathayn5170]

B.S.!! Forensics found traces of chloroform in Casey's car! That did it for me, amongst other things! Casey Anthony murdered Caley....period!!

[@MalkyTalky]

The fact this monster isnt locked up for life is unfathomable. Accuses her own father of molesting his daughter to get away with murdering her daughter. Ironic. Seriously heartbreaking

[@pinkpugginz]

I'm pretty sure that George had been abusing Casey. doesnt surprise me. doesnt mean she's not guilty

[@skeetrix5577]

I saw her three part show on peacock the other day and I'm not gonna lie in my mind she created a lot of doubt that her father had a lot to do with this. and the fact he was, at every turn, trying to kill her behind her back. call me naive, I don't know but at the end of the day none of this case still, after a decade, makes any sense

[@outtaspace1566]

@@pinkpugginzI’m not buying that

[@lisadavis9535]

@@skeetrix5577 She is a pathological liar, you cannot trust anything she says.

[@mandolyn]

​@pinkpugginz, if you're pretty sure of that, then you're easily manipulated . It's a lie Jose couldn't even bring up again cause there was no evidence, its amazing how easily people are convinced of a lie

[@cazsmith2358]

I just don’t understand how she got away with this, she lied about everything! I’m sorry but a mother or an honest person wouldn’t have behaved the way she did. That child died under her care and she hid her body. Nothing will convince me otherwise.

[@maximumbeans9310]

I'm baffled that you can invent people for your story, just completely fabricate characters, and still get away with it. I struggle to comprehend it to this day.

[@24fretsoffury]

@@maximumbeans9310 America, where in the face of incredible evidence, just having the right lawyers, you can get away with literal murder. Its either national attention (like this case) that garners hotshot lawyers to come out of the woodwork for pro-bono work for notoriety, or the means to afford those high powered lawyers, like OJ. Why do you think tax reform for a progressive tax is so fucking difficult? Theres a few holdouts on the other side that have thrown millions at the issue to stop it. There's a fine line between lawyers and lobbyists.

[@MeMe-ku6gz]

White privilege in America is real

[@nicoledickerson9516]

@@MeMe-ku6gz the little girl must’ve not had the same privilege. She’s dead with no justice. I would say it’s rather HOT FEMALE PRIVILEGE. She was a decent looking girl that walked around like a cat in heat , and men buckle every time!!!!

[@gav1233]

I've read somewhere that the judge said that they now believe Casey killed her daughter by accident.

[@joygonsalves8840]

This case still enrages me. The amount of evidence is outrageous. My heart breaks for that little girl- NO JUSTICE.

[@pmready950]

And The poor kid had her for a mother when she was alive. Casey resented that baby from the day she was born. If she didn’t want the baby her parents would have taken her in a heartbeat but noooo! What a selfish bitch! And the idiotic lies she told. Just an insane amount of lies. And for what? She made up three whole people, the nanny, the coworker’s son, and Juliet and many details about them, just in this small segment of video. Wtf?

[@brown_eyed_girl311]

Nothing screams the jury got it so horribly wrong than this case!!!

[@liesalllies]

@@brown_eyed_girl311 defense atty baez basically gaslit the jury into forgetting what the meaning of "reasonable doubt" was.

[@liesalllies]

That being said the prosecution horrendously dropped the ball because it should have been open and shut.

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

@@brown_eyed_girl311 It's not a question of the jury getting anything right or wrong. The jury weighed the evidence and arguments from both sides. The defense simply did it their job remarkably better. Blame the prosecution, as they dropped the ball after thinking they had a slam dunk. Casey Anthony played the case, and the DAs' office f**ked up with complacency.

[@LeXyStAr77]

I had just lost my job at a jewelry store and when this trial started, I watched everyday. And when the judgement was read, I was shocked and cried for three days! I get reasonable doubt, but to come to a not guilty on ALL the charges?!?! Just crazy.

[@AlaFrigginBama]

I know. I wish they’d have charged her with child abandonment bc she 100% was guilty of that no matter how Jose tried to spin it…bc she didn’t call the police for a month. Actually she never called. Her momma did. Casey is just vile. She still, all these years later, tries to paint herself as a victim. She has no conscience at all and is a sociopath.

[@RaccooniusIII]

You sound rather unhinged 😂.

[@DavidWest2]

Anyone using the laughing crying emoji is unhinged.

[@TheDevonleigh]

The fact that she invented people who didn't exist would have been more than enough for me.

[@doom4067]

I read an opinion at the time that this was a case of too much evidence, and that some jurists mistake "reasonable doubt" with "ANY doubt".

[@rdm8103]

Her winning this case just showed her that even with being involved with her daughters death and/or disappearance that her lying will get her through anything. There has not been any repercussions for her actions. This is Sick!

[@RaccooniusIII]

She didn't win the case, as much as the prosecution dropped the ball, along with her defense team putting forward an exelempory performance.

[@nemarchepas]

The problem was, all evidence they had was circumstantial. So the state's strategy was to impeach her character but sadly, that wasn't enough.

[@emilybusby960]

I’ve had my child hide in my house and not answer my calling her name for five minutes. The sheer terror that comes over your body is something you will never forget. In those moments there is no obstacle a parent would not go through to find their child. It still enrages me how you look into a child’s eyes and betray them this way. I’ll never understand it.

[@rockyevans1584]

I don't think she had to look her daughter in the eyes to drug her to death. Fwiw I don't have kids yet, but I have cousins who have children and the idea of any of those babies and young ones being mistreated in any way, let alone abused or killed would have me going to jail for what id have to do to the perp. I can only imagine how much deeper the emotion runs as a parent, this women is beyond disgusting and that she got off shows how flawed the system is

[@Seraphim_Sounds]

How dare she feed her xanexx or drug her with that stuff on a cloth. There’s a special place in hell for people like her. If my daughter is missing for 5 mins I FREAK. This girl is inhuman.

[@tjfromalaska4520]

​​@@Seraphim_Sounds Exactly! She's got shark eye's too. No emotions. I took my eyes off my son to get money out of my wallet when he was three years old and we was at Walmart. My heart never beat so hard in my life till we found him. I was crying by the time we found him. I couldn't imagine my son missing for 31 days without going to the police its just crazy!

[@Th3Watch3r]

My son did this to me Sunday. He's 5! He thought it was so funny, and i was literally shaking.

[@nikkis7375]

I get that way about my damn cats for Pete’s sake ! I hate that there was no Justice for that baby girl and that her mother is free after doing this.

[@CallMeMicahT]

Btw does anyone else laugh every time Bruce swears? There’s something so hilarious about him using it so perfectly.

[@A6Legit]

Hes just a regular guy

[@waynejohnstone3685]

Swearing is a powerful tool for emphasis when used appropriately, which I think this guy does. Dropping f bombs in regular conversation is not. At least in my experience.

[@youvebeenspooked]

"cause i cared for my children and knew where they were at all fucking times" hahahah

[@RileyBanksWho]

No, but I understand why people might find it funny.

[@CVRenee]

@@waynejohnstone3685 I like that! Well said! I agree.

[@531katie]

Bruce Rivers has the best temperament, best sense of humor for a job like his and I really enjoy watching an interrogation Or anything with him I love his quoting that great “better 10 guilty go free than 1 innocent be arrested”. Best quote and I was so glad to hear it repeated for all the folks out there. Including me.

[@Rachelshmachel63]

Do you ever think about who is clients are; murderers, drug dealers, drug users, prostitution,( and all those that work in that area, anyway Bruce only takes the crème de le crème of criminal cases in Wisconsin? Or Minnesota (don’t know where out of these obscure states he actually resides 🙏😹😹🤌🤌💋

[@531katie]

I think i got the end of quote wrong. “Better 10 guilty go free than 1 innocent be sent to jail”

[@531katie]

@@Rachelshmachel63 Someone has to put on a defense for repeat violent offenders often referred to as monsters. It’s a dirty job but someone has to do it; and perhaps not as dirty as a zealous prosecuting attorney using unlimited resources to secure a guilty verdict and jail tine for a 1st time non violent offender and pretending it’s about public safety and not a winning record.

[@joshpelkie8]

This guy makes me proud to live in Minnesota. Thanks for bringing justice to our "justice" system

[@lastnamejoneslastnamejones1737]

anybody else caught how she slipped twice during the visit? she referred to her daughter in pass tense twice and both times corrected her self

[@justinmartin4662]

Just one of many things that makes it so obvious she’s guilty.

[@shadowprince4482]

Dude I'd be far more worried about my dog than she was about her daughter. I've never seen someone care less about their child than her.

[@ThePojengsidur]

I’d never let my dog get missing, let alone my child or anyone elses child. That woman.

[@abigaelwhite2383]

That’s literally what I just said. Yeah everything she says is total BS, how did they not convict her??

[@insensitive919]

Not your cat though. He can take care of himself.

[@kmcd3020]

It's just a dog.

[@shadowprince4482]

@@kmcd3020 That's the point. You should care more about your human child than your dog. Casey seemed like she cared less about her daughter than your average person would care about their dog.

[@VibingTribes]

What a simple yet perfectly accurate definition of a narcissist. 👌

[@nemarchepas]

She's a sociopath, IMHO. Narcissist, sure. But even a narcissist would give a shit that their daughter is missing.

[@Kevin-iv3lv]

It is unbelievably astounding she got away with this. Every step she made was a significant sign of guilt. Beyond tragic she got away with it. Damn man , that poor little girl got no justice as well as the grandparents.

[@ksfallenangel5770]

I've watched every single one of JCS videos twice over so that's why I'd *LOVE* if to see Bruce react to every single one, just to watch 'em again.

[@tapiocaweasel]

Only twice? I'm at like 10x each

[@rynierclinton9470]

same

[@knotzed]

@@J0SHUAKANE what is jcs?

[@J0SHUAKANE]

@@knotzed jim cant swim

[@mantis20992003]

I tell u what, saddest one was the guy that got shot in the head and the cops kept grilling him. even I knew something was wrong and standing in front of him they couldn’t figure it out come on man. (Biden) voice

[@nancyfraunfelder9021]

I lived in Florida during this child’s disappearance, discovery, and Casey’s trial. I still haven’t been able to understand the incredible disfunction of this family and the Casey’s psychopathology. I still cannot believe this woman is free. This obvious killer.

[@stevewalther2293]

Her and OJ live in Florida....

[@krissyridgelawnerd]

Dysfunction

[@Lisa-hc3uq]

Millions of us can't believe it. This is the most unbelievable case of injustice I've ever seen. It blows my mind that this precious baby has zero justice. I don't know how Casey, her defense attorneys, and anyone else who defended this lying POS can carry on in life, sleep at night, etc. This case stunk from the very beginning and will always stink until justice is served.

[@natalyasturn]

@@stevewalther2293OJ doesn’t live in Fl. He lives in Las Vegas.

[@tjfromalaska4520]

​@@Lisa-hc3uq Well said! She's got shark eye's, no emotions behind them. She's subhuman.

[@abigailtrumbo178]

I think the cop’s approach when he was telling her she was painting herself as a monster, was spot on! I think he recognized she was a narcissist and that is THE most effective way to unsettle them, attack their image. She can’t remain complacent after that.

[@mikethemagician8728]

While speaking with her parents she said her dad has been the best dad and grandfather. Now she claims he's a pedophile. She has no shame. She was lucky her lawyer came up with the blame it on someone else defense. LOVE the lawyer reacts episodes!

[@kristinareed9336]

She lies so swiftly and effortlessly. Right to everybody's face. Chilling

[@bdsmgaming3627]

With her history of lying, she has a lot of practice, what's worse is that the parents eat up whatever she says

[@seriouscat2231]

@@bdsmgaming3627, they probably don't believe anything she says, but there's really nothing they can do. Calling her out would change nothing.

[@arronbenit5660]

For some people it's a learned defense mechanism. For others its narcissism. Pretty sure we all know which is the case here

[@rockyevans1584]

​@@seriouscat2231 at this point, sure. They raised her and allowed this behavior to form. Shes fucked and deserves jail for life but her parents are also shamed through all of this. Lazy people

[@Seraphim_Sounds]

Psychopath/narcissist , she’s both

[@shafeenkhuram7451]

Came for the depp vs heard case, stayed for the kick ass attitude. 🙌🏼

[@jackthumbikomkandawire8591]

Same

[@gryphonennis1002]

me too!!

[@lauritamburrino5179]

Me too now I'm watching all of his past videos

[@stephanieblahbiddyblah]

Same!

[@WhitePOWERranger1]

She pooped the bed.

[@ellendickey4769]

During Casey’s dad’s first visit to her in jail he is so nice to her. He hardly expects that his daughter will accuse him of sexual molestation later in court

[@missriss_xoxo]

I can’t believe no one gave her a sweet present on the street. Hopefully someone will wear that cape one day, on behalf of her daughter 🙏

[@iamwhoiam7887]

I would gladly. I keep hoping she moves into the apartment below me so I can make her life hell. I'd stomp, play loud ass music, etc.

[@Sarah24871]

I feel very very compelled!

[@camerynr8344]

she better hope she doesn’t run into me or my mom in florida, we don’t mind fighting an assault charge 😁

[@justinlast2lastharder749]

​@@camerynr8344Congratulations, that assault charge would now also be considered a Hate Crime and Premeditated with your comment. Good luck, you willing to give up 30 years?

[@justinlast2lastharder749]

​@@camerynr8344 but let's test it, shall we? She works for Patrick J McKenna Investigations. They are located at 1217 S Flagler Dr, West Palm Beach, FL 33401. Go get it Tiger, show us what you're about.

[@J_i_z_z_y]

What really pissed me off was how Casey's mom got disability so fast saying the case made her mentally unable to work and they gave it to her yet at the same time period a guy I spent a month in the hospital with had a brain tumor his wife and kids were sleeping in the car in the parking lot because they were so broke and he couldn't get any help..... that's what pissd me off at that time.

[@annabambus6572]

@Jizzy, just wondering how you tried to help the family that had to sleep in their car. It's appalling. Was there something you did to help, or did you just remain angry about it? I am genuinely interested.

[@lilmike2710]

Mental disability is the easiest check to get. They get the full shabang too. An SSI check, food assistance and Medicaid. I'm not sure why.

[@platedlizard]

That’s horribly, I hope your friend & his family got help.

[@J_i_z_z_y]

@@annabambus6572 well I was 20 at the time with my guts ripped open.. so there wasn't much I could do. He was my roommate in the hospital.

[@annabambus6572]

@@J_i_z_z_y Oh God, I am so dreadfully sorry. I truly hope you are now fully recovered. Thank you for answering.

[@juliefisk8066]

Casey Anthony's parents did her a huge disservice by protecting her throughout her entire life, from the graduation party to her pregnancy, to all the jail calls, the trial, etc. they are both completely destroyed! she now lives this life as a private investigator, still living in fabricated drama with the people in her life. there's a video of her getting into a fight with this woman, who was a friend, because Anthony was hanging with her boyfriend. she says she doesn't lose sleep over her daughter. wow! her folks are in therapy, constantly fighting, her father was in treatment for alcohol abuse. she has no conscience for what she put them through. she is a true monster. she got angry with her mother when she was begging Casey to tell the truth about what happened to Caley. I believe Casey throughly enjoyed putting her parents through hell she did!

[@tamararutland-mills9530]

Her parents were her enablers.

[@ravenzyblack]

Her parents created their own monster. They are Dr. Frankenstein and Casey is “the Monster” they created and protected. They have only themselves to blame.

[@bluedistortions]

So true.

[@doom4067]

She's a psychopath. It's extremely difficult to raise a psychopathic child.

[@sarakarwowski5499]

I love how real you are. Don't ever change❤ I grew up in central florida with this case. my neighbor in college, was at a club downtown and took a picture next to Casey Anthony not knowing anything. A year later all the news outlets constantly would show this random picture of her conduct after her child was missing, with my neighbor partying next to Casey Anthony. It was surreal.

[@RetroGameRepublic]

It is absolutely mind boggling that she got away with this. It was absolutely blatantly obvious that she was involved. Unbelievable. Hope that jury are proud of themselves.

[@tsukinokitsune]

I remember when this case was happening, the verdict still makes me so fucking mad to this day.

[@mollycote1021]

Me too!

[@Bookersbones]

not me

[@william9922]

I think the jury got it right, the prosecution dropped the ball

[@Robert-ws3mk]

​@@william9922 the jury got it right, right... They let a child murderer go free

[@edwardranno7119]

Worlds dumbest jury!!!

[@Tier1-operator]

Bruce i think the Casey Anthony trial was a freaking disgusting case that didn't get justice for Kaley at all

[@randomjank2]

@@bg2397 she was aquitted of all charges

[@bradmcIlquham]

@@randomjank2 No, she was convicted of lying to the police.

[@wild4509]

@@bradmcIlquham in Wisconsin, obstruction of justice is a class A misdemeanor, punishable by a fine of up to 10,000 and/or up to 9 months in jail. I don’t believe the punishment fits the crime in this specific scenario.

[@wild4509]

@@bradmcIlquham that had to be the biggest kick in the nuts to the prosecutors.

[@wild4509]

@@bradmcIlquham Florida is up to a year in jail and up to 1000 fine so pretty similar

[@meganvandi9071]

Bruce literally says everything most of us would want to say! I'm so glad I found this channel.

[@jessehickman668]

When I think of the worst slimy swarmy lawyers, I think of Casey Anthony’s lawyer, and Darlene Dippalito’s. Obviously defense attorneys have a job, and generally it’s a very hard and admirable job, but how they did it crossed a line into the obscene. Her getting off was a travesty of justice…. throwing her father under the bus to get off really shows how sociopathic she is.

[@somethinginthenothing]

If the prosecution had a good case with proper evidence then there would be nothing a defense attorney could do. It didn't take much to poke holes. Any other attorney could come up with "someone else did it" and "it was an accident". I feel the SA accusation was something Casey cooked up all on her own and her lawyer ran with it. The prosecution presented such a weak case. I can't get over it, because Casey deserves to be in jail for the rest of her life.

[@Backdraft47]

Yea, pretty weird to see bruce basically promote the guys book. Makes me wonder

[@Youtuber5775-]

Her name is Dalia Dippolito. I agree with you she’s one crazy person. 😢

[@Sports-Jorge]

I watch that whole trial on TV and she was 100% guilty. They have physical evidence they had circumstantial evidence they had Defendant who was clearly deceptive…. It absolutely blew my mind when the jury came back with not guilty.

[@just-a-generic-username]

What physical evidence? There was no DNA and they couldn't even determine a cause of death.

[@melanieladinesrealtorincen2106]

The problem is that it had to be proven that she intentionally murdered her daughter. I live in Orlando and watched the entire thing myself. I was horrified when she got off but I don't think she intentionally murdered her daughter. I think it was an overdose of whatever she gave her.

[@AlaFrigginBama]

@@mrhistorybuffpretty sure she was indicted on lesser charges as well and was acquitted on everything but an obstruction charge… Idk. I think the state did let all of the media attention go to their heads and it made them not as cautious as they should’ve been. They thought they had a sure thing. Kinda like the OJ trial. Sure, racial issues played a huge part in the OJ trial BUT it was a media sh*t show like this case was. In both cases there was a charismatic defense attorney, as well. Johnny Cochran for OJ and Jose Biaz for Casey. OJ also had tons of money to hire a high profile team. They were able to get to the jury while the state had pretty weak prosecutors who were unlikable. Members of Casey’s jury have said as much. At least OJ did end up spending some time in prison, albeit years later, for the Las Vegas robbery. One can only hope Casey does something stupid one day…other than hurting a child, of course.

[@lob1248]

@@melanieladinesrealtorincen2106honestly who cares for the reason. She should have been locked up. That little girl lost her life at the hands of the one person who should’ve protected her from evil. Why would she take her with her in the first place if she didn’t intentionally want to get rid of her? She didn’t want to be a mother, that’s why she got rid of her for good. What is she doing right now? Living her best life, child free

[@Mntungwa77]

I’ve genuinely never trusted the jury system. To this day you get complaints such of bias; if it’s white accused and they’re guilty then it’s because of the few black jurors, when they’re black the opposite is argued! I’d prefer legally trained people to decide my fate! It could even be a full bench of various judges for example!

[@abnerruiz4011]

the act of her misleading the cops shows that she's guilty and that she doesn't care about her child's welfare.

[@vinchinzo594]

Duhhhh

[@mrgreen3002]

Misleading the cops doesnt mean your guilty of child deleting

[@RB01.10]

Lying doesn’t mean guilty. Yes, I do think she killed her but it wasn’t beyond a reasonable doubt. You have to have actual evidence, not just suspicions.

[@whensomethingcriesagain]

​@@RB01.10Unfortunately the most damning evidence wouldn't be found until after the trial because it turns out Florida cops tend to suck pretty hard at computer literacy. Her logging into multiple password-protected accounts of hers and searching "foolproof suffocation" within a short time frame while her parents were confirmed to not be in the home is pretty incontrovertable evidence, especially since the results she got perfectly mirror the way the body was ultimately found.

[@DFIANTON]

There is literally no better way to listen to these stories. 😂 The commentary is absolute gold!!

[@timothyfreeseha4056]

One thing I note in watching Bruce's videos is the high degree of empathy he displays at points , not only for the victims but for the defendents, even tho they are clearly guilty of something.

[@AkilanNarayanaswamy]

It seems like Casey had been able to get away with lying to her parents and everyone else in her life. She thought she could do it with the justice system, and somehow she did

[@youngcracker9517]

There was no real evidence that's why even though it's pretty much 100% that she killed her kid

[@Mercurio-Morat-Goes-Bughunting]

@@youngcracker9517 If there's no real evidence then it's not 100% she did anything. In fact, I'd go so far as to suggest that we have no idea what really happened or who was involved. She comes across as broken, to me, which leads me to conclude that someone-else is involved.

[@artlover1834]

@@Mercurio-Morat-Goes-Bughunting The only other persons involved are her parents, who enabled her for her entire life up to and including the death of her child/their grandchild. It's "How to Create a Narcissist 101". She's not "broken", she's just a monster.

[@Mercurio-Morat-Goes-Bughunting]

Actually, ​@@artlover1834 she IS broken. I know what that kind of broken looks like and how someone gets there. As to your view of her parents, you have only that one story of them throwing a fake graduation party but you have no idea what that's about. How could you if you've never been there?

[@artlover1834]

@@Mercurio-Morat-Goes-Bughunting We can debate all day long about what is or isn't wrong with Casey Anthony but at the end of the day, a child is dead that shouldn't be because of negligence or worse.

[@anniekierstead5419]

I've watched many court trials through the years. I've never been so shocked - and sickened - by the verdict. It still boggles my mind that she got away with this.

[@Seraphim_Sounds]

Me too. How?!

[@just-a-generic-username]

@@Seraphim_Sounds The prosecution failed to mention key pieces of evidence. Possibly the most important piece of evidence that would have proved that it was premeditated wasn't even brought up. They failed to prove their case and all Jose Baez had to do was throw in a little reasonable doubt. The prosecutors let Caylee down.

[@justinlast2lastharder749]

I've been that disgusted by a verdict a few times. OJ Simpson, Rodney King given millions even though he ran from Police High on PCP and then admitted he was actively resisting which prompted the beating...however, for Rodney King, he did earn some respect as a human being when he tried to stop the rioting....the George Floyd Trial Veridcts have been insane, the January 6th stuff is mindboggling tyranny of law, the going after Trump for legally contesting an election of shenanigans, and going after Trump's Lawyers for the "crime" of representing him in Court. Shit is insane, and the Legal System is absolutely fucked. We're gonna see a lot worse trials than the Casey Anthony trial and it will likely lead to Civil War. We are living in "Interesting Times", which historically has been a Curse "May you live in Interesting Times"

[@melanieladinesrealtorincen2106]

I live in Orlando and was horrified when the verdict came back. I believe the issue was that they had to prove Casey murdered her daughter intentionally. I don't think it was intentional. I think she just gave her too much Xanax or chlorophyll, and Kaylees body couldn't handle it. I do agree that her parents created a monster in Casey by coddling her and letting her get away with way too much her entire childhood.

[@nursenicole222]

I still remember the horror and shock I felt when the verdict came out. Never in my wildest imagination did I think she would be acquitted.

[@Zooumberg]

Thomas Jefferson may have said that "it's better to allow ten guilty men go free than convict a single innocent man." But the original quote came from William Blackstone. The quote is even named Blackstone's ratio.

[@cristiefrost6970]

Thank you! You said what we were all thinking anyway! This case was one of the worst I’ve seen.. and it still makes me mad

[@p1ekna.]

And what’s sickening about all of this is that she still got cleared of any charges. She was clearly over being a mother. She doesn’t deserve to breathe the same air as those of us who love our children.

[@cheesefriesyo]

She is a mother again too. Makes me wanna throw up.

[@ED-es2qv]

And if she makes allegations against a man, the court will fry him.

[@flowerjpotter1629]

@@cheesefriesyo That's shocking.

[@RB01.10]

@@cheesefriesyo Not true, found nothing about that

[@zombiecheney4583]

She was convicted of providing false information to police.

[@PinkyToe]

It is very odd that her parents not only lied to friends & family that she graduated High School, not only backed up the lie by throwing her a graduation party... but that they embellished & said she graduated *_with honors_* - why add that? That is very bizarre. Such a huge, easily disprovable lie - just like the Universal wild goose chase. Almost like lying is a family trait. P.S. Juliette Lewis is an actress FOR Universal Studios. She was in "Cape Fear" in the '90's.

[@basicallyno1722]

She might’ve blamed them for why she didn’t graduate and so they decided to appease her…but also they probably wanted to save their own reputation as parents too.

[@melanieladinesrealtorincen2106]

you nailed it.

[@itsonlyatail]

I can not believe she was found not guilty? There are so many inconsistencies. I lost one of my children in the mall for less then 3 minutes and I was hysterical! And this was the early 80’s, can believe she’s been gone 6 weeks an her mother couldn’t even imagine

[@alysiariddle9100]

I LOVE your reactions. My new favorite channel. Thank you Mr Rivers (both of you)

[@antoniohoward8529]

See this why I can never be a judge. Just the fact her daughter been missing for 5 weeks and she’s clubbing and Netflix n chilling with her boyfriend and leading the cops to all these addresses that doesn’t exist and telling them about ppl that doesn’t exist, F a trial. She’s guilty and you can’t change my mind. There’s no amount of evidence in the world that would make me forget all this transpired

[@dewknow1315]

Yep she a narcissist straight up it's the fact that she made up the nanny . If that was a man they throw us underneath the jail so fast .

[@kevg1617]

While she is certainly guilty of something, the prosecution wanted the death penalty and the jury just couldn't get to that point because the evidence just wasn't there. As many have stated, if the prosecution had brought forth a lesser charge, she would likely be languishing in prison right now. It's a good lesson on biting off more than one can chew

[@alexcisneros2980]

Me as a judge: ago Casey, you're ass is grass fool. Take her away counselor. Court dismissed, bring out the dancing lobsters.

[@lothara.schmal5092]

@Robert Amundson It depends on where you’re from actually, in some places the judge has the last say.

[@truth-uncensored2426]

@@kevg1617 She was a relatively attractive young woman at the time, that explains a lot. If it was a man, an old father, in the same situation he will be in the death row by now.

[@lissaylissean9940]

I just can't believe she made up that that one guy introduced her to the nanny because she was his son's nanny when he doesn't even have a kid!! It's so insane!

[@DianaBurkley-zu8kd]

My experience with habitual liars is that the believability of the lie and your ability to disprove it don't matter.

[@salvatrooch6537]

I told my 3 year old son to have a good day 4 hours ago and I want to see right now just to give him a hug and kiss. Every child deserves a parent , but not every parents deserves a child.

[@michelleb7399]

The way she eventually throws her dad under the bus to save herself during her trial is heartbreaking, after watching how much he loves her on the tape from jail here. He was the laid-back parent. Her mom was more on her case. Yet, now it’s her mom who still talks to her. She is a force of destruction to everyone she has touched up to the point shown here. Her mom has said that she lost Caylee; she doesn’t want to lose Casey, too. As a mom, I kind of understand. But… you don’t do your child any favors by letting them get away with lying to you their whole life. And look what ended up happening here? Casey lied like there would never been consequences and treated her parents like crap, as if there would be no consequences. I think the only one who still sticks by her from the family now is Cindy. Every defendant deserves a fair trial but I wish she had been convicted. Poor Caylee never stood a chance.

[@justinlast2lastharder749]

The dad tried to have a reconciliation in 2018 but she refused to respond to his letters and such. Now she works as an Accountant for her Defense Lawyer.

[@maryricketts7337]

I came home from work one evening and my youngest, about 9 at the time, wasn’t there. Their dad was in the hospital and his older brother, who was supposed to be in charge, didn’t know anything…smh… 🤦‍♀️. I totally freaked out. We backtracked to the school and found him down the street playing with friends. Those 10 minutes were terrifying to me and they understood it. After that they did learn to stay in touch with me if they had plans to do something.

[@AlaFrigginBama]

@@justinlast2lastharder749mmm…idk about her being an accountant. That would require a college degree. Casey didn’t even graduate high school. Pretty sure she works as a Private Investigator…which is perfect for her bc god knows she’s a sneaky b*tch.

[@autumnsantomauroganggang]

@@justinlast2lastharder749an accountant? I doubt she’s an actual accountant. If I was her father, I would never try to reconcile with her. She accused him in open court of molesting her. Sick twisted bitch

[@pinkpugginz]

I think her dad did SA her. Explain why she has such a psychotic personality. and her parents always gave in and tried smoothing everything over. doesnt mean she's not guilty. her dad tried to commit suicide too.

[@cosmic_cosmos1]

I can’t believe the jurors let her walk. She didn’t tell anyone her daughter was “missing”, she lied to EVERYONE about EVERYTHING, she was out partying with her boyfriend. Obviously she wanted her daughter out of her life. Whether she murdered Kaylee or it was an accidental death, Casey is responsible and shouldn’t have walked free.

[@no1up]

The Google search history along with her being the ONLY possible person to make the search was the smoking gun. And STILL she walks

[@jameswhoever3730]

She got what see wanted.

[@aromaladyellie]

When you’re missing key evidence and the prosecution goes for the highest sentence that will unfortunately happen. Double jeopardy laws are wicked in cases like this. It’s infuriating that there was evidence the defence got denied that would have convicted her.

[@maryw1129]

The jury found this crazy murdering troll innocent?? Wth

[@just-a-generic-username]

@@no1up The entirety of the Google search history (including "foolproof suffocation) wasn't presented to the jury. The prosecution missed it and found it AFTER the trial. We have more evidence/facts than the jury was given.

[@juliedaniels5594]

The jury in this case should be so ashamed!

[@rars0n]

Knowing how this turned out, coming back to all of it seems so insane. Casey basically screwed herself every way possible. This case is as fascinating as it is tragic.

[@Tier1-operator]

What mother would take her dead daughter a mile from her home and just leave her in the forest...freaking disgusting

[@abeltesfaye_]

She's no mother, she's a monster.

[@williamrosenbloom215]

Obviously the kind of mother who murdered her child and wanted to hide it

[@rowan3946]

That’s where they buried their hamsters. Psychopath.

[@skyofthelivingdead]

I was actually on vacation with my family in Florida when they found Caylee’s body, I believe it was around December 2008 and was national breaking news at the time. Even as a 13 year old, my first thought was “her mom did it, she belongs in prison.” All children deserve parents, but not all parents deserve children. The fact that we’re still discussing this case over a decade later and will likely continue to do so is just a testament to how the justice system failed poor Caylee like her own mother did. Casey Anthony is a narcissistic monster.

[@My_Alchemical_Romance]

Respectfully--your gorgeous! Thanks! :)

[@snaggiz]

“All children deserve parents, but not all parents deserve children” P R E A C H! So well put!

[@LongBody6ft4]

It wasn’t national news when they found the baby it was national news when the trial started

[@yermailmain206]

@@snaggiz 🤯

[@skyofthelivingdead]

@@LongBody6ft4 it was breaking news in Florida, where I was at the time, when they found her body.

[@bassplayersayer]

THIS CASE made me lose whatever faith I had in our Judicial system. She got away with murder or gross child neglect at the least. WTF !!!!! I enjoy your video's.

[@latebloomer7191]

Her affection is so absurdly relaxed and missing all emotion.

[@cbudzyn]

I have a daughter, my parents would’ve been at that jail threatening me for information, if I didn’t comply immediately (recording or not) to rot in hell. Those parents capitulated to her at every corner where it looked worse. That’s not unconditional love, it’s one person controlling the power dynamic of the family.

[@ranga1cat]

Exactly, narcissism is a product of the environment. She learned her behavior from somewhere and her exchanges with her parents show exactly where. There are also videos that go more in depth to her childhood and all the lies she got away with growing up.

[@all-s0rts]

I wouldn't have made it to jail without them beating me senseless.

[@jaeh722]

Seriously. If I had a child, and my parents were this nice to me after me saying I had not seen her for five weeks… they better not. I cannot comprehend how she got away with it and is now living her best life??? Well done, justice system.

[@Allergictocatstoo]

Certainly, the family had/has a very dysfunctional system in place. Sadly, no one challenges the dysfunctional family, especially when middle or upper classes.

[@Conformist138]

I will never understand how she got away with it. It's circumstantial, but the circumstances are beyond insane! There was no nanny, why lie about that? She didn't report Caylee missing, why? She led investigators around, lying all the way. The ODDS of it being someone else who killed Caylee are so small it's absurd.

[@gollumtheartisticnewt1028]

Female privilege.

[@YWNBAWEver]

It’s because the state only gave the option of first degree (premeditated) murder. They didn’t give the jury the option of a lesser charge. Murder 1 or nothing. The jury didn’t feel that the state proved murder 1 even though they knew Casey killed her daughter. But because there was no lesser charge to get her with, the jury had to acquit. It’s the state that screwed up, not the jury. Although if I were on the jury I would’ve found her ass guilty no questions asked.

[@2639theboss]

@@YWNBAWEver The jury owns an immense amount of blame too. Multiple jurors have come out after the fact, and said things such as "We felt the prosecutor was arrogant" as one of the justifications for their decision (sure, its not ideal for them to come across that way but how the fuck is that playing into your decision on guilty or not guilty?) and several others have made statements saying "if i could make the decision again, i would change it. I didnt know at the time what i know now" (theres no new information) and my personal favorite, "i wish i would have stood up more to the other jurors, and didnt let them influence me". Anyone who presents it as anything other than a failure of these12 idiots is missing part of the story.

[@L_Train]

@@2639theboss don't criticize them until you've been sequestered in the box with them and without all the knowledge of the case you have now.

[@2639theboss]

@@L_Train I will absolutely criticize them when their legal obligation is to know the facts of the case, and the facts of the laws surrounding the case. The arrogance of a prosecutor is completely irrelevant. Saying that factored into the decision making is absurd. An excuse of "not knowing the legal options available to the jury", their quote, is a failure of the jury to communicate with the judge and adjucants in the case to clarify concerns or questions. Both situations are indicative of a jury failing. Why, how, who knows.

[@robynnoel8084]

I'm binge watching episodes.. Just in that kind of mood..all great stuff.. Thanks Bruce and Michael!! ❤ Love From Canada 🇨🇦

[@MamaHen87_TheUncensoredVersion]

17:08 the way she lies is so fluent its incredible

[@happycamper1816]

Just the way she can sit there being interviewed and talk about how great her kid is without breaking down is so cold. Like you have to remember that during the interview, she knew full well that her own daughter was dead. What an evil soul

[@insensitive919]

Some people are just wired weird. Certain emotions just don't reach them. Not that that justifies evil actions, I know a youtuber like her that tries to be a moral, responsible person, but he says that he just doesn't have those feelings.

[@AllHaiLKINGTIsHeRe3]

She didn't know anything because she was innocent. Didn't you hear the verdict? Why are you hating on women like this?

[@kevinjeffries5233]

Sh

[@jaxl1931]

I think some people just genuinely weren't meant to be a mom. They just have that narcissistic disconnect and I think when Casey found out she was pregnant and told her parents she wanted to give the baby up for adoption it wasn't right for them to reject the idea completely and say no way you're doing that! In fact I really believe it was selfish because how can they demand she keep the baby unless they told her, listen we will raise the child you don't need to be involved because if they had just allowed her to go through with adoption Kaylee would have no doubt have been adopted by A loving family And still Be alive today. I just think that was wrong of them to force her When she knew in her heart she didn't wanna be a mom. Not saying it excuses what she did in any way. I just think they shouldn't have interfered and respected her decision about that

[@j9andphoenix]

She remains to me the most loathesome woman. Watching this has brought it all back. I believe Zanny is actually Xanax, and she used it to sedate Caley so she could go out and party. And one day Caley stopped breathing, I would hate to think her spite in regards to her mother may have been the catalyst, as a second theory, given she would not let her mother babysit. I was so alarmed and just so angry regarding the outcome. BTW - I love your channel - LOVE IT.

[@ems901]

thats exactly what it was. the nanny wasnt real

[@j9andphoenix]

@@ems901 Isn't it great though to see an attempt on this Peacock production to 'tell all' actually only reminded us that she is still totally hateful. And this 'doco' has been universally panned.

[@harryparsons2750]

It would take about 50+ Xanax to kill a person

[@j9andphoenix]

@@harryparsons2750 We are talking about a child -only 3yo. If a child was given Xanax to sleep and left alone they can roll over and suffocate. I believe suffocation was one thing ion her computer searches. That is why Xanax is not prescribed to children.

[@CreamyPesto505]

​@@harryparsons2750 Yes, for an adult. A lot less for a 2 year old...

[@Stew2498]

Bruce has a big heart look how it effects him ❤

[@sarahvansant1224]

I feel so sad for Casey’s parents. When her mom is telling Casey to look her in the eyes, and at one point asks Casey if she will be found…. God, that’s so horrible. They had an idea that she was probably gone but they just had to keep hoping until her body was found. The awful thing is that Casey would have kept this going indefinitely if she could have.

[@Momogizibo]

You could do a video on where you draw the line as a criminal lawyer. Such as what you do when you find out that a client actually did it When a client has been lying to you When the offense is just too much for you to defend Your morals and ethics as a defense lawyer And etc

[@saoirserose2696]

That would be an interesting video. Idk how some criminal defense attorneys are able to defend someone who harms a child.

[@landosking9532]

It isn't about whether a person is guilty or innocent. When you are a defense lawyer you defend them and twist the truth until you win. This is what I hate about the system. It becomes a contest between lawyers rather than the truth. I used to work for a lawyer who quit criminal law because he was sick of defending guilty people. I don't think you would get what you want from a video like this as morals are out the window

[@k.stacey7389]

I have a friend that’s a criminal defense attorney. Usually when he has a client that he knows “did it” he’s fighting to keep them alive, not necessarily out of jail. Which is what the defense in this case was probably doing. Unfortunate that the prosecution left the whole going to prison thing completely off the table.

[@teddythegod1919]

I never knew any of the details in the case but hearing it now im utterly shocked she got away with this. She lied the whole time. People got sent to life for less. This is wild.

[@TimeToGoo]

Goes to show you she even got money from it.. also Michelle Carter basically any white female can murder get away get rich and still be the victim somehow ... Look it up shit Is equally disgusting but she made her boyfriend kill himself so she can be the grieving white female victim that fits perfectly in the news to receive money gifts pitty from the u.s.a

[@truth-uncensored2426]

She was a relatively attractive young woman at the time, that explains a lot. If it was a man, an old father, in the same situation he will be in the death row by now.

[@TimeToGoo]

@@truth-uncensored2426 attractive to people that don't get out much or see other women.she looks part alien on the forehead

[@marikiemarie7622]

@@truth-uncensored2426 true...however, I've never heard anyone say she was all that attractive. There were a few guys that had stated she was easy and tried too hard to get thier attention... she wasn't hot enough...they said. Lol

[@RB01.10]

@@truth-uncensored2426 Flawed reasoning. Darlie Routier, a wealthy, white and attractive mom was convicted in 1997 for killing her two children and is still on death row to this day. Granted the evidence against her was quite overwhelming but all this talk of “white privilege” and “wealth” did not spare her

[@missk1942]

The term Narssisist is being overused a lot but this Woman is a Classic example down to laughing at the Cops because they really believe everyone else is dumb.

[@Fletchr86]

The part where you said 'Mom knows' broke my heart. This monster in the guise of a mother deserves a much worse fate. RIP Caylee.

[@lottji]

You GOTTA react to “The Legend of Jeff” you would love his responses to police interrogation (it’s only 15 min)

[@CallMeMicahT]

Absolute legend.

[@A6Legit]

Being interrogated by police: *...My names Jeff*

[@RS-fy9hb]

For sure xD.

[@dickstryker]

"I just wanted a Pepsi. Take me back to my cell."

[@ZombieMiezz]

This interrogation was proudly sponsored by PEPSI - That's what I like #betterwithpepsi 🤣

[@unclepecos3512]

Im LOVING these JCS x CLR collabs.

[@zannigan222]

I've been in a hysterical panic if I can't find my cat. This horrible monster sat around for a month doing nothing when her baby was missing.

[@Lindsey0007]

I don’t think Caylee ever was missing in Casey’s mind. She knew where she hid her. She was only missing for the rest of the world sine we didn’t know where she was.

[@colspiracy8326]

When she spoke to her dad about the missing child, she referred to her in the passed tense 3 times, then realised what she was saying and quickly changed her tune. Evil vindictive manipulative entitled witch. Poor parents and RIP poor child. It don't look like she's coming back. 😢🙏

[@sumaru_2324]

I'm 23, used to clean houses in Atlanta with my mom as a kid, that summer of 2008 i cant remember what grade i was in, but i remember cleaning a house with my mom that day and the lady is a close client/friend of my mom who was an attorney in Atlanta lmaoo and she let us watch the news in her living room. I remember caseys trail was live, it always stuck with me cause how brutal she is and didn't care, and too leave her kid in the trunk smh. Good content Bruce, keep it up fam!

[@ucnhtmenow1]

It sounds crazy, but one reason she got away with this, is because her parents called the police to file a missing persons report too soon. Of course not purposely, but if 30 days wasn't enough for the jury, then naturally, 1.5-2 months would have given the defense absolutely no excuse to why casey (no capital deserved), didn't call the cops after 2 months of her missing. I would've loved to see how that would've played out and what she would have done in that time. 30 days is entirely too long already, but the jury was a bunch of clowns and let her get away with it.

[@hp2474]

I wouldn’t call the jury clowns even though I might not agree with their decision. casey just got lucky to have Jose Baez as her attorney. I took a Psychology and Law class and the professor really emphasized how much juries like a narrative that makes sense to them. Baez’s narrative was BS, but they could follow it. The prosecution just kind of threw a bunch of evidence at them and in the end I think it left the jury confused. Baez said in closing if you still have a lot of questions the prosecution didn’t prove it. There is truth to that. At the end of the trial we didn’t know when it happened, was it an accident or purposeful, was Caylee drugged or suffocated or both, did casey do it or was she being irresponsible and covering for someone else bc she was complicit, etc. I think if the prosecution had of presented the evidence in a narrative the jury might have made a different decision. But I think throwing the forensic and circumstance evidence at them instead of following a narrative confused the jury and was their biggest mistake.

[@G274Me]

The state screwed up by over charging her based on the evidence. They should of charged her with 2nd degree murder or manslaughter instead and they would of secured a conviction.

[@hp2474]

@@G274Me Maybe, we will never know. The prosecution bungled the case in various ways

[@G274Me]

@@hp2474 The prosecution left the door open for biaz to introduce this accidental drowning theory. Had they charged her accordingly, biaz wouldn’t even have attempted to introduce it because it would of played in to her guilt. The fact is the state couldn’t prove that the death was premeditated, so the jury bought into the drowning theory because the evidence suggested more of a negligence vs premeditated murder.

[@hp2474]

@@G274Me They couldn’t prove it was premeditated. They couldn’t proven when and where. They couldn’t prove a lot. I agree lesser charges would have been better. They probably knew lesser charges were more likely to be successful, but thought the jury would give them a 1st degree based off the emotions of the case and not wanting to let her off completely.

[@wayasaunooke3424]

37:11 Exactly, Bruce, exactly.

[@SAGE_Dust]

And yet for ALL THE BLATANT LIES the Jury let her go .... So Disgusting 🤬

[@cazsmith2358]

As for her lying, she yet again got away with lying, just as she has her whole life!! I cannot understand how she got away with this, it’s insane.

[@mattjacobson3616]

I know it is insane but all she needs is big dose of street justice if you know what i mean.

[@tapiocaweasel]

Omg Bruce thank you so much for these, it's a new fresh way to watch JCS videos, which is good because I've watched them all like 10 times

[@CallMeMicahT]

Plus his monotonous tone needs a change up.

[@steffyme1119]

Her Dad is a retired POLICE OFFICER …why wouldn’t he be her first thought to help her find her “missing” daughter! Jurors should be charged with incompetence!

[@scottaremillardgmail]

She doesn’t even have a ❤ to do that to her child. She’s cold hearted definitely 💯

[@itzellopezcortes6396]

This lawyer is awesome♥️♥️ i love the bad words- he keeps it 💯

[@PolitickinWithMel]

I watched everyday of this trial and I was mortified at the verdict. Today, she would not have had such a lucky jury. But the prosecution shouldn’t have put the penalty on the table

[@collincarson2200]

It’s truly sicking she is living a life free after murdering her child. The justice system dropped the ball big time on this case.

[@justinlast2lastharder749]

She works for her Defense Attorney now, so is a part of that same "justice" system.

[@charlottecasey]

I work in family law in England but have a big interest in criminal law. Love your channel Bruce. Really good insight.

[@Jersey.D3vil]

Did you hear when Casey said Kaylee "HAS BEEN so lucky?" If she were still alive, she would have said Kaylee IS so lucky. She gives so many clues to her guilt and it's complete insanity that she got off. How did the prosecution mess this up?

[@damnlimpnickis509]

And watch her mom lose it when she says that. I can't imagine the pain when they realized what she had done.

[@KMx108]

I disagree. I could say I have been so lucky...and here I am, still alive. (This doesn't mean I think she is innocent.)

[@damnlimpnickis509]

@@KMx108 Yes, but they knew given the sum of the whole, that she wasn't alive. No parent wants to believe their child could do something so heinous and should have been her biggest defender but their behavior and questions point to that they obviously knew she did something to that baby.

[@jeannewommack1762]

I know. I've always thought that, and nobody seemed to catch it. She's obviously talking about her in the past.

[@idontknowleavemealoneplease]

Casey is everyone's ops. Too bad she didn't get smoked. In the video you mentioned seeing your child through a screen while they're locked up has to be heartbreaking(or something along those lines) . Well from someone who has been locked up a few times (used to have life destroying addiction to heroin [2 years clean in a week] which came with all of the crimes that you would expect from it) I can tell you that seeing my parents have to see me through that screen was one of the worst feelings I've ever felt. I still get so upset when I think about how much I let them down.

[@lazyexistentialist4550]

Congrats on two years sobriety!

[@CallMeMicahT]

Think about how much you’re making them proud now.

[@myriamwilliams]

Congratulations ❗️❗️❗️Wishing you Gods protection and many more years of good health and wisdom in all your future endeavors.

[@idontknowleavemealoneplease]

Hey thank you guys very much. To Micah B's comment I feel its too little too late for my dad to ever be proud of me, not that I blame him. I believe my mom when she says she's proud though. To any younger people that read this; I know you hear it all the time but those pills might seem like they will just be a little fun and you will stop before it gets crazy. I thought the same thing and next thing I knew I was sticking syringes in my arm and everything I ever worked for was gone and I had wasted almost an entire decade just trying to get a quick fix. I watched my friends die and I had to be resuscitated a couple of times from heroin and still kept doing it for years... All starting from some pills in the medicine cabinet. Save yourselves the embarrassment, the hepatitis and the survivors guilt and stay the fuck away from opiates.

[@nonamesinenomine]

Hopefully she will horrible consequences

[@isabellflorence4956]

I used to have nightmares about my children getting lost and I’d wake up screaming and sobbing until I realized it was a nightmare. I’d go sit in their bedroom on the floor and pray prayers of thanksgiving that they were safe. I cannot fathom her calmness. Clearly she’s a sociopath.

[@Judi-AustralianEmptyNester]

I just love your Channel and love the cool song and introduction 🙌🏼 I have learnt so much from you Bruce.🎉 Well done to you and your Son 🙌🏼

[@AnonymousQwerty]

One of the best channels on KZbin. Very educational and entertaining. God bless you Bruce.

[@marcomcdowell8861]

I had to laugh when he was like, "she placed her hands in her back pockets and laughed". Yeah, sounds evil, but I could imagine the looks on their faces when she did it.

[@vanessavazquez5167]

I know right, i was dying at that part 😂😂😂

[@earthboundmother205]

I find it funny that Juliette Lewis is an American actress that starred in a movie called Natural Born Killers. Apex self snitch

[@Esteb86]

Her parents coddled the hell out of her all her life. She always got her way. The prosecution had a chance to roast her, and instead, got so hot-headed, they didnt realize the charge they wanted wouldnt stick. Absolute dog water DA

[@AlaFrigginBama]

Agree. They also let all of the media attention go to their head. They thought they had a sure thing…and Jose knew it and it used it to his/Casey’s advantage.

[@bluedistortions]

Out of all the comments, I agree with this the most. My little brother turned out to be a sociopathic, pathological liar, and he was coddled to hell as the youngest, just as Casey was. Watching her is the closest I've seen to how my brother can act, effortlessly throwing around and reweaving countless lies, throwing everybody under the bus except himself.

[@TheEllisPrice]

Not many people know that the jail phone recordings don't start when both parties are on the phone, it starts before that; while the phone is still ringing.

[@peterspiker9960]

Your profound sense of empathy shines through again, Bruce. Also, while I do really enjoy the Drill video reactions, your responses to legal cases are particularly great.

[@damnlimpnickis509]

"What a fkg B" Tell it! Bruce, we definitely share DNA somewhere in our lineage.

[@MrAxelStone]

cool to go from newer vids to older CLR vids to see how much the quality of the video production has improved.

[@nelixholland5958]

Interesting / morbid fact: the distinct smell of decomposing flesh is owed to two organic compounds, fittingly named Putrescine and Cadaverine, that occur during decay.

[@cosmicmuffin322]

Red Nile Shorts has a video with one of them, can't remember which, he smells the bottle of it 🤢

[@cupofcustard]

New drinking game: every time Bruce says "bullshit" drink a finger of the spirit of your choice.

[@imtryinghere1]

"stop self snitching" or "shut the F up"

[@CallMeMicahT]

“Fucking” is better.

[@A6Legit]

He oughta start sayin " I OBJECT!" 🔨🔨🔨 😆

[@cazsmith2358]

We’d be in a serious mess 🤣🤣

[@KimVerhaaff]

Can my family sue you if I die? 🤣🤣🤣

[@romeano4882]

This video made me think about losing my daughter and I cried…. This chick is/was a sick person…. Rip caylee u didn’t deserve that kinda treatment fly high….

[@Marie_Collectsgoodkitty]

You always teach me something new