Criminal Lawyer Reacts to There's Something About Casey - JCS (Pt. 2)

[@nicknmm09]

My one small solace is that Casey has complained to the police that she keeps getting drinks thrown in her face when she goes to bars.

[@agaspversilia]

I hope it’s true

[@five_6_seven_8]

@@agaspversilia Florida man here, it is true, and often makes the news in smaller papers

[@66lwmorgan]

Casey should have been the one who got the HOT bowl of soup thrown in her face.

[@April.Ludgate]

@@agaspversilia there's a police video of her complaining about it. Go look it up, it's quite funny

[@Firestarter.999]

The only bars she should be in, should req a jump suit and and big ass locks.

[@hillarybillary21]

Casey wasn’t “apathetic” after killing her daughter, she was euphoric.

[@hallowedbethygame2840]

Moms are allowed to have fun, too

[@youtubestreets3915]

​@@hallowedbethygame2840are you serious.

[@TheDistortion88]

​@@hallowedbethygame2840lmfao

[@TheDistortion88]

​@@youtubestreets3915I think it was a joke

[@jerryreyes914]

@@TheDistortion88’twas

[@lobo3928]

That she didn’t hesitate one second to absolutely destroy her father’s life with blatant lies, all to ensure she paid no consequences for her actions, speaks more than volumes.

[@clayton56tube]

I was thinking he may have agreed to it as a tactic to help his daughter. He didn't look too shocked when the camera panned to him.

[@DamePiglet]

And he PAID FOR HER DEFENSE. They created this monster & they know it. They idolized their daughter so much that they excused their granddaughter's murder.

[@insertchannelnamehere9637]

@@clayton56tubeglad im not the only one who noticed that

[@JustSpeakingFacts_]

I mean… anyone would say anything in that situation if their life was on the line. So in some sense.. can you blame her?

[@TBird5790]

@@clayton56tube Yes he did. That was a blank stare of shock that she would say this. That's what I see. She is a perpetual liar.

[@godlygirls62]

For a mother to write in her diary that she's living her best life while her child is missing/dead, is beyond insanity

[@amber40494]

She probably is insane, mentally ill.

[@Nursegirlalexandra]

Agree, but not proof of murder

[@christinekelly8766]

I watched the whole trail. She murdered her daughter. She was hidden enough to totally decompose. The kicker is she said her father sexually abused her. This woman has no heart

[@dougfoster445]

@@christinekelly8766 well, according to the people whose opinion actually mattered she didn’t. Not saying she didn’t, but just cause u dump a body doesn’t mean u killed it. If u watched the whole trial you’d know that her defense was caylee drowned in the pool, Casey’s father blamed it on Casey and got mad at her and told her to cover it up.

[@UnseenOct]

I researched the diary entry and apparently the year was written on the page across from it and it was years before the murder.

[@GamingintheAM0801]

Casey's search history: "How to kill my daughter." Casey's diary: "I'm so glad I killed my daughter." The jury: "Yeah, but like... you can't *prove* it."

[@patiarch38]

Exactly, how is that not beyond reasonable doubt? This case infuriates me.

[@ScottyDoesntKnow69]

Bc she’s a hot chick and there was simps on the jury or a feminist jury

[@Gorgutsforcongress]

Still baffles me and it baffles me to hear this guy say that. Unsubbed.

[@jameswatts2003]

​@BigDBobo a very narrow frame of mind. Her defense team implanted enough doubt that they came to a very startling conclusion. Simps and feminist argument is the last refuge of a narrow and basic mind.

[@ScottyDoesntKnow69]

@@jameswatts2003 sure buddy keep telling yourself that bc no one believes that bs except for simps and feminists and you.

[@Chris_PR69]

HER car smelling like a dead body, Her being the last one to ever be WITH her child, the things she said about how she feels "free" after a situation like that, and her consistent lying (YEARS OF IT) is literally enough evidence to get rid of her. That loyer was just really good with his words, in fact AMAZING with how he managed to convince a crowd otherwise. It's sad how she won, I hope she NEVER finds happiness in life again.

[@rollinstoned8447]

Loyer ...??

[@zeytunci1]

Its not that the lawyer was good but the jury was full of people with single digit iq's

[@friskjidjidoglu7415]

They should’ve DNA tested that trunk

[@CS-mf5un]

She won't find happiness. She can't really.

[@usagi_t]

So much evidence, but they would probably need footage of everything. Probably the most hated jury in history.

[@Glaamdring]

It wasn't just that Casey killed her daughter because she "wanted to party" it was that Casey was a complete and utter remorseless narcissist and I imagine she grew to resent, hate, and ultimately blame her daughter for everything wrong with her life. Casey spent her entire life lying to avoid responsibility and becoming a parent is the _ultimate responsibility._ It's not surprising that Casey did whatever she felt she needed to do to be free of what she probably considered a massive weight, a roadblock to her happiness. She was probably also tired of "everything being about Kaylee" and no longer about Casey. It's clear she didn't see her daughter as a human being as much as a burden and an obstacle.

[@ScribbleNuts]

Much like how Chris Watts killed his two little girls and wife, he saw them as burdens and obstacles to his "better" life.

[@skullkid692]

Sounds like an emotional response. The prosecution has got you fooled.

[@user-vu6xv4qf7c]

@@skullkid692 do you honestly believe that the kid drowned in the pool? How is it even possible to trust a single word that comes out of someone who has so blatantly lied about everything?

[@Mike_294]

@@skullkid692 except you don't even need to listen to the prosecution itself to determine that Casey truly is a narcissistic child in an adult body with the natural ability to lie and show little remorse for the fact that her daughter was dead. The evidence clearly shows how indifferent she was to her daughter's disappearance. The fact that she couldn't give investigators ANY information on the woman whom had supposedly been babysitting Cayley for so long. The fact that she kept lying outright to investigators about where she worked, who she worked with, and where Cayley might be. Simply looking at the evidence shows that Casey did NOT care about her daughter in the slightest.

[@RS-fy9hb]

He's a troll, and this case was lost by the prosecution.

[@dityacivilizacii]

“Who would kill their daughter just to party, jury wouldn’t believe that” Well, who on earth would lead two detectives to a Universal building claiming that was their workplace just to stop, turn around and say that they’ve lied?

[@ModernGamerBlast]

And laugh*

[@amsbeats841]

And what motive would anyone have to do that, other than they've given a bunch of false info to the police. And what motive would you have to give a bunch of false info to the police if you're not guilty??

[@truartist5379]

A white gurll

[@Taewills]

I know! I hate how Bruce said, “that’s a stretch” when by this time at least 3 mothers in high profile cases were convicted of killing their kids because they wanted a different life. It’s not a stretch at all.

[@Sputterbug]

@@Taewills its a stretch for most cases. its not like they went out and got a psychiatrist to say she's a sociopath.

[@iamraven728]

I couldn’t even finish this knowing the outcome. It’s stunning this woman was not sent away forever.

[@ahdexter7688]

She may have escaped man’s court. But she cannot escape God’s judgment.

[@anovemberstar]

The worst part is all she had to do instead of murdering her daughter, was to take her to her own parents and say "I can't do this anymore, you take her". If she didn't want to stand by and watch someone else raise her child, she could have run off somewhere, started a new life. Anything, other than this

[@Bigbubba3031]

Well she DID NOT murder her buddy. She was found not guilty. Nice try though.

[@liasilver4692]

@@Bigbubba3031 Simpson was found not guilty too. plenty of murderers are found not guilty. it's really damn obvious she murdered her kid or was involved

[@Bigbubba3031]

@@liasilver4692 Mr Bruce said you cant find fault with the jury system yet you wanna go against what the jury determined? She did not kill her kid so grow up dude and move on.

[@liasilver4692]

@@Bigbubba3031 oh she just didn't report her kid missing for a month, lied to police multiple times and a lot of things, partied while her kid was missing, and had the smell of a dead body in heat trunk but yeah ok she had nothing to do with her kids death at all and it's completely innocent. do you hear yourself rn?

[@Bigbubba3031]

@@liasilver4692 The JURY found her NOT GUILTY. Get that through your thick skull. Just because you jealous of her does not mean she did anything wrong. Grow up.

[@kevindean1327]

She did everything a lawyer would advise against yet she got off. Unbelievable!!!

[@dsoule4902]

Some in the jury were against DP, which was on the table if found guilty. At least one has since said they regret not convicting her

[@jsealejandro06]

​@@cadenstarry6614 Who called?

[@thesisypheanjournal1271]

Her attorney managed to get her a jury of morons.

[@WVgrl59]

It is unbelievable

[@arronbenit5660]

It's not talked about much but the prosecution also made several mistakes. They got overconfident and weren't careful enough in evidence gathering and presentation

[@janetfilger8326]

Bruce you're a one man riot. Salty and sophisticated all at once.

[@dewilew2137]

It’s been years and I’m still so damn livid about how they lied on her father in court. Her beautiful, loving, generous, kind, protective gem of a father. I would kill to have had a father like George Anthony. The way she allowed her attorney to lie and disparage him and tarnish his name and reputation disgusts me. I can’t even listen to it.

[@lisamh9037]

I agree. I can't believe they did that. I wish he would have walked out, disowned her, and never looked back.

[@gointothedogs4634]

I agree. I'm so angry at her attorney for getting her off by all his lies, What a snake. The judge refused to address the issue of her father abusing her, the lawyer should be disbarred.

[@olguiq1013]

@@lisamh9037 I saw an interview with her Dad and he really has nothing to do with her...

[@redisthecoolestcolour]

I truly believe EVERYONE has the right to a defense attorney. However Jose Baez is a fucking demon and he'll rot in hell for that cruel, wicked, indefensible lie.

[@Select2Play]

@@gointothedogs4634 be mad at her, the attorney is just a guy doing his job.

[@katesterling6443]

I once had a 'Casey" in my life. I was extremely naive and totally clueless about this type of person. She spun through my life like a tornado, leaving chaos and destruction behind her. I was incredibly fortunate to have people in my life at that moment who recognized the type and 'rescued' me. Watching Casey gives me the heeby-geebies.

[@petersdotter1]

When that person is your sibling, you can't stop it, and you can't get away without losing everyone. Ask me how I know. You took the advice of people who genuinely care about you instead of listening to the one who would destroy you. Good job.

[@deborahstollman6238]

Me too. It’s like her soul is very dark.

[@CorporateG0th]

@@petersdotter1even if it's family, the upshot is they'll eventually escalate to a point where they by any logic have to take themselves out of circulation. The downside, good chance some people are gonna die because of it.

[@specialkay4329]

Scared yo ass straight, huh?

[@sross54]

Always pay attention to the heebee jeebees- aka instinct.

[@Missnips24]

Holy shit. That defense lawyer is a master. That is unbelievable that Casey walked that day. No justice for Caylee, very unfair.

[@gayjoebiden]

Yeah everyone know without any doubt that she murdered her kid just by watching a youtube video. If only our justice system just remove all these useless process and put on a youtube video. ALL CRIMES INSTANTLY SOLVED!

[@Oliviaandtrina]

Jose and the accusations against her father are literally the only reason she walked. I honestly think without the accusations she would be rotting right now. That's why she's still sticking to that lie.

[@Oliviaandtrina]

​@@shinski8114 good looking?

[@Missnips24]

@@Oliviaandtrina did her father get in trouble for what she said about him?

[@darthioan]

The defense lawyer was as good as the law enforcement and prosecution managed to demonstrate total incompetence in collecting evidence and building a solid case to be able to prove her guilt. And that is the crux of the problem, the state far too often gets easy convictions with garbage evidence and garbage prosecution, and plea deals. Then, when you get a more serious case, they f*** it up. Those police officers interrogating Cassey were absolute morons. And if during the interview they were so insanely dumb, I am pretty sure their ability to collect evidence andhelp the prosecution build a case was equally bad. What an absolute joke of law enforcement and prosecution. Poor girl, may she rest in peace.

[@GameTesterBootCamp]

The Casey Anthony case is a strong example of: Knowing someone is guilty, VS PROVING someone is guilty. They are not the same thing.

[@Ray_Cism]

around 98% of the evidence was there and she was the only suspect if i was on the jury id convict

[@GameTesterBootCamp]

I think I would as well. With everything we know, she definitely did it. But, I wasn't in the courtroom to hear all the evidence. The only evidence and testimony I'm privy to are what's in the media.

[@ash.pet02]

@@Ray_Cism me too

[@secondrule]

Nah, it's not that complicated. It's a strong example of Florida man and florida woman on a jury.

[@GameTesterBootCamp]

​@@secondrule "Knowing vs Proving" is complicated?

[@rykehuss3435]

Its kinda incredible how she didnt end up in prison. Its obvious to anybody she did it, 100%. Also 43:34 the defense asks how did she die, we will never know. When in the opening statement he says she died by drowning in a pool. Wtf

[@Stickers2Go]

did they find the body? where was she?

[@Wqht12]

@@Stickers2Go from wikipedia "two-year-old Caylee's skeletal remains were found with a blanket inside a laundry bag in a wooded area near the Anthony family's house". Crazy to think that some innocent person had to open that bag and discover a dead child

[@JohnDoe-ks9xx]

@@Wqht12 Not to mention the duct tape. If she did drown in the pool why add the duct tape. Not to mention she just tosses her kid in a swamp...

[@Stickers2Go]

@@Wqht12 wow how sad, ty though :(

[@youngeeneden1594]

@@JohnDoe-ks9xx so you don’t float

[@ashweeweiderr3717]

Worst jury to ever have made possible for a case that needed a guilty verdict in the very end. Absolutely barbaric over the fact this woman is free.

[@onemanstrash8233]

And that she has remained free!! I figured that if she could kill her child she would do something else. Guess nobody wants to get close to her and give her that chance??? When I heard she was dating a cop I almost died. How could any man risk having a child with a woman that killed her child?

[@virginia2949]

@@onemanstrash8233 For the same reason women romance murderers in prison. Sickos.

[@onemanstrash8233]

@@virginia2949 oh yes Virginia! I guess u r right!!

[@LindaAllen-zq4yh]

that jury was a joke, they allowed a sickening murderer free.

[@guitaristxcore]

Then the state should have made a better case

[@fireballgarcia1281]

What a horrible and depressing day for our legal system when this monster was acquitted

[@agent475816]

Agreed

[@pastorbluntaround7701]

How? This is the best we got! Any better suggestions? Her lawyer was an assassin in that room. And you’d want the same if it were you. Unless you have some evidence we don’t know about?

[@agent475816]

@@pastorbluntaround7701 She is clearly guilty and she deserves the death penalty. That is beyond reasonable doubt as well. That lawyer was clearly just blowing smoke up peoples asses.

[@Ruzzky_Bly4t]

@@agent475816 How is it beyond reasonable doubt? Imagine if somebody killed a person, edited you into photos with the corpse, and slid a diary in your bag where you supposedly write about your plans to kill the victim. And then you would get super nervous, because you're about to rot in prison for the rest of your life, for a crime you never committed. Everybody seems certain that it was you, so you lose hope and desperately seek a way out by starting to lie. The killer then gets access to your computer and searches "How to kill a person" and "How to dispose of body". And there you go. Your evidence "beyond reasonable doubt" as you said it. There are no witnesses, no recording, nothing showing how you killed the victim. So would you think that you "deserve the death penalty", for a crime you never committed? Wtf is wrong with you? I'm not saying I empathize with the psychopath from the video, but where the hell is the evidence beyond any reasonable doubt?

[@agent475816]

@@Ruzzky_Bly4t This is a good scenario where Occam's Razor comes into play. If you are choosing between two possibilities, the option which requires the least amount of assumptions is correct. Also, she would act much differently if that was the case. She would be frantic and crying and called the police on day one and not partying and getting tattoos.

[@piperjaycie]

Even if she died in a swimming pool which I don’t believe her daughters memory was dishonoured the moment she wrapped up her tiny body and threw her INTO A SWAMP. How she can behave like this knowing exactly where her daughters body was and what was happening to it is mind blowing!!!!!

[@daveortwine2641]

Just remember. This guy is congratulating the lawyer for getting a child killer off their murder charges. This guy is a disgusting human being

[@Name-oz4lq]

Don’t forget the duct tape over her mouth ☹️

[@Queen_Kellz_1120]

She wasn't in a swamp she laid her on top of the ground in the woods pretty much around the corner from the Anthony home

[@piperjaycie]

The area she was when she would have been first put there was swamp. By the time she was found the area had completely dried. It’s pretty typical for the weather to create smaller swampy areas during the months when there is more rain and then dry out the rest of the year. It’s one of the reasons her body was so decomposed when they found it. The wet and warmth accelerated the decomposition speed otherwise there might have been some more evidence they could have worked with.

[@keeslover777]

LENGTHY BUT GOOD INFO: Everyone either forgot or didn't know this, but as a Floridian, I know this for a fact: They would have found Caylee sooner if Tropical Storm Fay hadn't stalled over Florida, dumping over 20" of rain in the Melbourne area. (Melbourne is 45 minutes east of Orlando.) T.S. Fay formed Friday August 15, 2008, and first made landfall Monday the 18. She made landfall again on August 19th, then she stalled for 48 hours, then she made landfall for the 3rd time on August 21, and the 4th time was on August 23. She finally left Florida on August 24, 2008. Let that sink in... The whole area of Orlando was under 20" of rain, which helped the murderer (whom many still think it was Casey) with the decomposition, and hindered searchers. We get plenty of warnings from the time a storm forms until after it leaves, so Caylee had been dead for 2 months, rotting in that car in the Florida heat. The evidence the prosecution showed included the duct tape, Casey's car was abandoned in a parking lot, later impounded, video in Target* showing her picking up alcohol and groceries (but no Pull-Ups or any kind of toddler things), her dad smelled the scent of death in her trunk (circumstantial because he said "Caylee was here" in his testimony), her partying, she didn't call the police within 24 hours, etc. * I mentioned the Target trip because she was supposedly picking up Caylee later that afternoon from the nonexistent nanny. Caylee's remains were found mid to late December by a utility worker. Even though the defense did their job, the fact is Caylee would have turned 15 this year, and would still be alive had Casey not been involved in her death, directly or indirectly.

[@beekneed]

I cannot fathom the annihilating shock and heartbreak her father felt when he heard the defense say (and realized that Casey had therefore capitalized on the claim) that he had put his 'penis in her mouth'... Words fail to describe the sheer unthinkable treachery she perpetrated on a father who had spent her entire life 'over-loving' and overprotecting her from every other possible earned consequence.

[@Natedawg-xc2pu]

How do you know it's not true!? That actually explains everything about her demeanor and the way she acted. Her 'over loving dad' in this was actually her STEPdad... But hey, details aren't important, right?

[@thatgirlsh9503]

@@Natedawg-xc2puhe’s not her stepdad, he didn’t abuse her, go watch the Anthony’s do a federal lie detector test, Casey ruined that mans life with evil lies, Casey changed her story multiple times, including on her controlled tv show on peacock, she would only answer questions she agreed to before hand, she would never take a polygraph, George and cindy did and they were NOT in control of the production.

[@goodapplebadapple1369]

Her parents are responsible for the person she is. Imagine throwing your kid a sham high school graduation party! This tells them that no matter what they do you’re going to support them and there are no consequences for bad choices

[@thatgirlsh9503]

@@goodapplebadapple1369 she lies to them, they didn’t know she hadn’t actually graduated, she lied and faked everything to the furthest extent she could

[@goodapplebadapple1369]

@@thatgirlsh9503 wrong. They knew she didn’t graduate. You think they wouldn’t attend her graduation ceremony?

[@Laladust]

Poor girl would be 16 today. As a dad I can't imagine a parent's mind thinking anything but protecting your child(ren) with your life.

[@OceanSwimmer]

A Vx, IKR? I remember that strong, strong feeling --- wanting to hold my newborn babies, keeping them close, and knowing I would protect them with my life. Casey's lack of respect for her daughter's absolute dependence and vulnerability is inhuman. Children deserve to have decent, caring, responsible parents. I think High School kids need to spend a Summer taking care of infants and children after attending a course in child development. Nobody in the USA should graduate without getting Certified in CPR. Our culture is failing to teach life skills, and our youngest are at risk due to the ignorance of their parents.

[@GeniusJewels]

@@OceanSwimmer I love that idea - high schoolers taking a Summer class taking care of babies & children, & a CPR class. Brilliant! Teach them compassion! And everyone should know CPR.

[@GeniusJewels]

You guys sound like good dads. 🙂

[@mateocertain4592]

I believe the same thing about Casey’s case as I do about OJ’s. Did they do it? ABSOLUTELY Did the defense create reasonable doubt against the prosecution’s evidence? Unfortunately yes.

[@truartist5379]

Someone confessed to killing OJ’s wife! Look it up! Who killed her baby?

[@mateocertain4592]

@@truartist5379 Dude have you ever read OJ’s book?? He did it. its right that he should’ve been found not guilty but he still did it

[@dewilew2137]

We can add Matheau Moore to that list as well.

[@michaeljasso10]

@@truartist5379 the reason anyone would have to "look it up" is because it isnt true. If it was, i wouldnt be finding out about it at 11:42pm in youtube's comment section. There was substantial evidence against OJ. Additionally, he lost the civil case-- proving he killed the two victims. He had great lawyers who made it a case against cops. The systemic racism in the police during and b4 the 90's was disgusting (still exist less extent but that doesnt make it okay). I defintely wanted the prosecution to lose, but it does not change the fact that OJ murdered Nicole and Ronald.

[@YWNBAWEver]

I don’t think the defense created reasonable doubt. I just think the state was missing crucial info like cause/date of death & murder weapon, which wasn’t their fault. Casey’s lies drew the investigation out so long that the forensic evidence was gone. The state did screw up by not giving the jury the option of a lesser charge.

[@susan-hp5id]

The ease with which she lies is amazing. Unfortunately, she's not alone. There are many others out there.

[@_Twink]

"Some portirican" she enshrined that phrase

[@TheAngryKilljoy]

I can see why she found not not guilty especially since there was no definite cause of death but I don't understand why the prosecution didn't charge her with a bunch of other crimes like endangering a child or abuse of a corpse.

[@williamrosenbloom215]

Seriously! Like even if your kid dies from a complete accident, hiding their body in your trunk and dumping it in a swamp and then telling the police she's missing seems like it must be a crime in itself.

[@d3l3tes00n]

@@williamrosenbloom215 It's very Chris Watts behavior.

[@WrathofArminius]

I can’t agree with that. She was easily guilty. That she wasn’t found guilty blew my mind. No definite cause of death? There was duct tape on her skull for christ sake.

[@astrinymris9953]

@@williamrosenbloom215 The jury did convict Casey for giving the police misinformation which caused them to waste time and resources. It's something at least.

[@Nerdbookworm]

Obstruction of justice, providing false information to police, failure to report a missing child, like how the fuck did they let her completely off scot free

[@epicpurevids]

just from hearing the clips of the prosecutors, holy shit were they bad, what should have been an easy guilty verdict turned into a loss, just shows how important a talented lawyer is.

[@Ruzzky_Bly4t]

Yeah, the lawyer for the defense was amazing in this one. Although the lack of any undoubtable evidence also helped. Would there be a witness, this thing would end really quickly.

[@yourinnerlawyer4035]

I don't think Baez is super talented, the acquittal was the prosecutor's fault.

[@JK8]

@@yourinnerlawyer4035 he’s 11-0 for acquittals in 1st degree murder trails. He’s one of the best in the country

[@yourinnerlawyer4035]

@@JK8 He's not dumb, and he's enjoying his reputation...precedence even. That doesn't mean Anthony's acquittal was due to his fancy footing out there. And no matter what you think of him, you can't deny he wasn't slapped by the good luck gods HARD. I don't hate him, I just think he jumped on the right boat at the right moment.

[@honkeykong4049]

Amber Heard has been learning all about this first hand

[@TheNinnyfee]

The phone calls to her mother are eerie. She knows they are the worried grandparents, knows where their dead granddaughter is, and still plays games and accuses her dad of SAing her. And then asks him for help again. I don't doubt that something must have happened in Casey's life that changed her brain, but her behaviour is bizarre.

[@cosmicmuffin322]

Not necessarily. Some people are born psychopaths. She is obviously one of them, and the pampered childhood free of responsibility for her actions just supercharged her psychopathic traits.

[@clockworktri]

The prosecution is who failed in this case. The defense was very good at their job and that is what they did - their job. Our legal system ensures the right to representation, and the representation has a moral obligation to advocate for their client. The prosecution depended on smearing her character rather than proving the facts. If they didn't have the facts to prove first degree murder, they should never have gone for the death penalty. They overreached when they could have easily proven something like neglect that led to death (whether it was from direct violence by Casey or from abandoning her child with a "nanny" and not trying to find her). It's so infuriating.

[@lossnt557]

I think the whole system is flawed or the jury are literally morons. One second he tells the jury the child drowned, next minute he wraps it all up saying we'll never know how she died

[@patrickazzarella6729]

No fuck that, the defence lawyer manipulated and tricked the jury fucking pos saved her purely to advance their career

[@shannonrickard8605]

THIS. 100%

[@Username98738]

Yes! Totally agree!

[@disliked1390]

Yeah people say the Jury failed but nah. It's the State fault they had no proof, Lying and getting a tattoo isn't proof

[@glizzard1894]

Those abuse allegations absolutely devastated her father who had a few suicide attempts after that was "revealed" in open court. Still her parents loved her. She is a heinous monster, but they loved her.

[@SylD0611]

What I don't get, and no one is talking about, is the horrible accusation by CA's lawyer, that her father was RAPPING her when she was young... while her father and mother are QUIETLY sitting in the courtroom and listening to this! ACCEPTING basically to be dragged in the mud??? I just don't get it. Obviously it's a lie from the lawyer to gain sympathy for CA and to explain why she lies all the time... but how can her parents, after everything they have done for her, support her, helping her with Caley (that's what CA tell them while in jail)... how can they COMPLY with that defense?? And not come forward and say it's total BS! It's the only time CA can't even hold crying, while her lawyer is stating that horrible accusation, because she's so ashamed to tarnish her dad, but it's necessary to HER defense. It makes no sense, because her mother wouldn't be sitting next to her father if it was true, and shouldn't support CA if it's not. They even comply with the drowning theory and that they all covered it???? I don't get all that... they should have been KEY WITNESSES for Caley.

[@wishtheworldwasdifferent8235]

Her father hates her. He has disowned this POS daughter.

[@PhelanEric87]

When I heard about the “sucking her dads dick “ blew my mind.

[@kriggo1]

Caley is dead, and there is nothing they can do to get her back, and they don't wanna lose their child

[@ravenzyblack]

They created, coddled, and then enabled that “heinous monster.” In the end they reaped what they had sown.

[@jenniferkurtz7154]

Im a huge true crime & behavioral arts junkie this channel analyzing the legal components ROUNDS OUT the entire experience...only cuz Bruce has a great personality & sense of humor...love the channel keep up great work

[@_Twink]

His commenting on a EWU video felt extra special

[@jenniferkurtz7154]

@@_Twink I sub EWU channels and watch regularly 👍 they have excellent content

[@DommythaGOAT]

Do more of the JCS videos please!!!

[@bcpr9812]

The Legend of Jeff!

[@krystalriley10]

i agree , i like his legal take & information gives us more in-depth knowledge about these cases. Fun and interesting Bruse!

[@krystalriley10]

Bruce*

[@bruvbot]

i agree

[@danielm4114]

I'd like to hear his thoughts on the Dunn case...might be my favorite JCS video

[@WoahItsAndy]

One hour of Bruce and JCS? Hell yea let’s go

[@Miss_Dis]

Right?! They are such a good combo

[@cwesley2005]

I hope this jury thinks about what they did every single day

[@shelleymunday8108]

I’m sure they sleep well. They were carefully picked based on whether or not they’d put emotion aside and follow the law. In their minds the fact that Caylee didn’t get justice lies in the hands of the state, not theirs.

[@kanjo4976]

@@shelleymunday8108The jury demonstrated they are spineless rodents that would rather follow the letter of the law then morality. (The lawyer basically called them stupid and they agreed.) bunch of fucks if you ask me.

[@larrymcjones]

I can’t get enough of these reactions. Amazing stuff Bruce!

[@toriaoi1695]

My first thought when they said Caylee drowned in a pool, my first thought was "So the body, bag, blanket, and car trunk were tested for chlorine right?"

[@carolhaynes8550]

The world knows what she did, and they will never forget it, or her. 🔥

[@tni333]

This is a match made in heaven. I already gobbled up all the JCS videos, hearing a lawyers perspective on it is just great. Keep em coming!

[@skls1234]

Awesome stuff as always, Bruce! I remember the Casey Anthony case & trial like they were yesterday. One case you should break down as the trial unfolds is The United States vs. Ghislane Maxwell. Especially since there’s a lack of media coverage. I had the privilege of sitting on my county’s grand jury recently, and it was quite an eye opening experience to see how everything works.

[@rosiecesareo8092]

I agree. It would be fascinating to hear Bruce's take on Ghislaine Maxwell.

[@missvickimae1150]

I got a grand jury letter but im a felon and don’t qualify im bummed and here it was once a month or once a week on Wednesday for a year and would’ve started in September i think. It’s great you got to go it’s fascinating to me.

[@ameliaflowers9836]

I wonder how the jurors sleep at night . No one puts duct tape over a drowning victim’s mouth . EVER !! She does behave like a sexually abused woman. Kills me everyday that she’s not in prison! Shame on everyone on that jury .

[@DrDeathpwnsu]

She's a pro at side-stepping any kind of confrontational approach and reframing it as a team effort with a shared goal. As ridiculous as it sounds at times, you know she has to be doing something right. You can see her just toying with people and them being the ones worn down while she seems to feed off of it.

[@DrDeathpwnsu]

Notice how she often answers early to agree without even listening to the question. You can see his mind flailing trying to work some angle, but she's given him nothing of sincerity that he can even begin to leverage. The guy is probably overconfident from getting confessions from the past from other people, and she is just taking this dude to town like a matador at a bullfight.

[@DrDeathpwnsu]

When he asks her at the end if she will sit down with him with her lawyer... It's pathetic, like watching a guy get rejected for a date or something. You can tell he's just so defeated and willing to grasp at any straw.

[@DrDeathpwnsu]

Whenever you have someone that is acting that superficial, and you try to come at them with the strategy of being more emotionally invested than they are... you're going to look foolish EVERY TIME. All they have to do is give you that fake smile and leave you hanging, basically. I think some comedian once said it like, you can't beat passive-aggressive with aggressive.

[@scottoshea9440]

@@DrDeathpwnsu ya, it's almost like he's a human being investigating the cold blooded murder of a toddler. He should've just decided to become a super manipulative narcissist psychopath to get on her level

[@DrDeathpwnsu]

@@scottoshea9440 I thought about that actually. He does, at least he needs to approach her with a very casual and nonchalant tone, but bring up all the graphic details in the language he is using. That would be the best way to get her not to deflect it. And I'm sure they tried that at some level but, I don't know, it's like you said, it wouldn't be a good look for them.

[@BookishDark]

Okay bear with me because this does connect: My cat was a stray living in our backyard before we took him in. We’ve had him indoors for eight years now. He escaped the house this summer and was loose in the backyard for a month. He’s already lived in the yard before. We spotted him out there a dozen times before we caught him again. I knew where he was. I could not function for those thirty days he was outside. I spent hours every day looking and calling for him. I trekked outside at three in the morning in the pitch black climbing through brambles while it was pouring rain calling him. I walked the neighborhood alone at night calling him. I typed up fliers and put them in mailboxes all over the place. I couldn’t sleep at all. And you’re telling me her lying, partying, tattooing, grinning ear to ear for a month after her THREE YEAR OLD BABY GIRL went missing ass is reasonably not guilty? Nope. Sorry. I knew she was guilty in 2008 before I had my first baby. I knew it in 2011 when my baby was three. And I know it even more now. Caylee was not given an ounce of justice .

[@leefaulk3195]

That poor baby never had a chance...She's in Good Hands now.,,.

[@IMHip2]

Right?! I hate leaving my pets when I go on a vacation.

[@catbreath8361]

Dude you really love that cat.

[@BookishDark]

@@catbreath8361 lol I do - he’s a sweet boy (even if he was a jerk for a month lol)

[@IMHip2]

@@BookishDark damn right ❤

[@carolhaynes8550]

There’s a couple of things I don’t understand. When Cayley was found her Winnie the Pooh blanket, duct tape around her head covering her mouth and the “exact” clothing she wore when the family last saw her, wouldn’t that at least “suggest” her little life was snuffed out by her mother from hell? For me the distinct odor of of a decaying body in Casey’s car while she was still driving it should prove Cayley wasn’t handed off to anyone, much less a baby sitter. If Cindy did what parents around the world do everyday, “DISCIPLINE OUR CHILDREN” her granddaughter would be alive today. Insinuating George had sexually assaulted Casey saved her azz.

[@visassess8607]

This is one of the most infuriating cases to me, in my eyes she killed her kid and got away scot free. The fact that she deliberately lied many times and displays traits of an unfeeling monster and was free is disgusting.

[@AGOTHWEDNESDAYT.V]

I LITERALLY WAS GOING TO WRITE THE EXAAACT QORD I FEEL DISGUSTED WATCHING TIL THE END HER CRYING WAS THE EMOTION OF SHOCK FOR HERSELF SHE GOT AWAY WITH IT. FEEL LIKE PUKING NEVER WILL GIVE HER THIS WASTE OF ATTENTION AGAIN.THAT CHILD IN KNOW DESERVED HER ITS A DAMN SHAME.GREAT VIDEO AS ALWAYS.💯💯👍

[@rossicourvosi218]

Fair play to you Bruce for still being impartial and looking at this case from a defense attorney's point of view. Despite it being obvious she's guilty as can be.

[@calebsimmons4987]

bro hes a defense lawyer. A client could tell him yes i raped and murdered my child and he would still look at it the same because he benefits from it either way

[@lilliemuah6415]

@@calebsimmons4987that's basically what he just just said lol

[@Iluvpie6]

How was she evaluated and cleared by TWO mental health professionals? Something is DEEPLY wrong with this woman.

[@ThePolypam]

Well, narcissism is not a condition that would exempt you from due process. At the same time, narcissism is not in itself proof of guilt. I bet everyone involved in that trial -Baez included - must hate the outcome. I'm just amazed no vigilante has ever taken justice into their own hands.

[@elkins4406]

Because none of the things wrong with her are things that can get you off the hook for murder, and that's what those mental health professionals were screening her for. Neither narcissism nor antisocial personality disorder (which are probably the two most likely two diagnoses she might have received) are relevant within a *legal* context, and that was the context in which she was being evaluated.

[@cosmicmuffin322]

Psychopaths and narcissists, at least the high-level ones like her, know how to fool people. They actually use therapy to learn how to better imitate a person with empathy and normal feelings. It also helps them know how to manipulate and psychologically ab*se others.

[@volkspanzer831]

Doctors will say whatever you want if you pay them enough. Ever have a workers comp injury? The employers doctor will blame it on everything else besides what actually caused it.

[@Schlafanzug009]

CLR Bruce, I absolutly love your videos and felt every second of watching this! But is it not kinda f***ed up, that someone who is obviously involved in the disappearance (/death) of her child by lying in every single point she possibly could, does not get a punishment for that? And all just because she had the better manipulator as her defensive counsel, affecting the jury.. Going further on this base, "I could" violate a lot of crimes in the states and avoid any penalty, just by the simple fact that I got more money and pay a better manipulator, making someone in the jury doubting the explicitness of the case.. I respect your system of law, but doubt that justice was delivered in this case.

[@calvinrobb6410]

She did get punished. She got 4 counts of lying to the police. The max is 1 year for each count. She already had served 2.5, prior to the case so she built up good time. She only had a couple days to do after the trial was finished and she was free.

[@PhoenixRoseYT]

Justice doesn’t exist in the US. They just say it does.

[@KokosNaSnehu2]

@@calvinrobb6410 How is that a punishment for murdering her own child?

Long comments are cringe. Bet you never shut up.

[@pnutbteronbwlz9799]

Well said

[@acediadekay3793]

Isn't it illegale to lie to the cups and send them on a wild goose chase like she did? Also bloody disgusting that they through the father under the bus like that.

[@youngeeneden1594]

Well no it was mostly true what they said ab him

[@nicholasprice6902]

@@youngeeneden1594 The word of a lying sociopath is not evidence of abuse on the father’s part. No evidence AT ALL.

[@youngeeneden1594]

@@nicholasprice6902 well no, the mother confirmed

[@nicholasprice6902]

@@youngeeneden1594 No she didn’t. Not even close. Where did you get that?

[@josephtaylor-kennedy1420]

*illegal *cops "Threw Sorry but I couldn't resist.

[@unsure9166]

The fact that she waited so long to report her child missing is what makes her guilty in my eyes . And if I was the prosecutor I would keep that in their minds throughout the whole court case. That would b my argument.

[@_Twink]

Sometimes babies get busy with their friends and stuff tho 😅lol actually tho, she was so disconnected from reality.

[@aliioana8586]

She didn’t even report Caylee missing. Her MOTHER did. Had Cindy not called the police I don’t know if it would have ever been reported.

[@valentinaperez9745]

this case infuriates me. this case turned into "why casey lied" rather than how and who killed her daughter. sickening.

[@deadmanswife3625]

I'm sorry but I think she's absolutely comical

[@_Twink]

She made "Some Puerto Rican Guy" a whole butters episode. 🧈

[@Patricia-_-.-_0220]

CLR Bruce Rivers, I have been watching your channel since you started talking about the Depp VS. Heard trial and I find your channel to be totally awesome ! You are a wonderful lawyer ! Very informative !

[@LLara-f8u]

How could an attorney defend someone like that? Blows my mind.

[@milumav]

Everyone has the right to legal representation, and that right must be absolute, (it can't be granted on a case by case basis as that would require judgment of innocence or guilt without a trial which would violate due process). In the end, if the person is truly guilty, all the lawyer can do is give their client's side of the story (i.e: speak on behalf of their client because a client has not studied law and knows nothing about trial and courtroom procedure), rest their case and let the chips fall where they may. It's a necessary right in a functional free society.

[@kbuckwild3234]

*Thank you* Bruce for dedicating your time to these vids!!

[@Amy-cs8yh]

Loving these JCS reacts! Digging the tie choice too!

[@luckycat3302]

I am so glad I found this channel. Also, I have stopped self snitching. You da best!

[@kimmiebohannon5230]

I love these!!! So excited

[@shannonrickard8605]

Thank you for doing these videos about this trial. I, like the rest of the nation, was outraged at the verdict and still am to this day. I felt the jury was grossly negligent in letting this woman walk free. However, after hearing your explanation and commentary on this, I better understand the process the jury has to follow and how they came to the verdict that they did. I still believe whole-heartedly that she murdered that baby and should never see the light of day, but I no longer blame the jury or think it was handled badly. It's a terrible shame that the prosecution didn't have more or better evidence and that they didn't handle what case they had as well as I think they could have. Keep on making these videos. I am law-illiterate, but I love learning more and more about these things, and of all the "lawtube" channels I am subscribed to, yours is one of my favorites!

[@melissanelson149]

Love it. The way Bruce talks about the case is very professional and focused on the system

[@ericmontgomery7339]

Surprised Bruce didn't call it out on part 1. She said "I'm so glad she HAD you guys." Then she corrects herself to "still has" Probably the most obviously guilty and evil person who ever walked scot free.

[@tahlia__nerds_out]

I thought Casey said “she’s had you guys”. Like the past participle vs past tense. But maybe i misheard.

[@leatharay3565]

Had I heard that twice

[@roxyroxx22]

I love when you go over trials like this. Great content. Would love to see you go over other popular murder trials that we’ve seen in the past.

[@tonirodriguez9761]

I appreciate you sharing your pov! Thank you!

[@its_me_rikichi]

I would have implored the jury: If Kaylee died by drowning, why would she have a ton of duct tape wrapped around her face?? But I don't envy those jurors. They had death threats against them when Casey went free.

[@FishKev]

And rightly so. They fucked this one up. That poor girl deserves justice.

[@dunnied619]

She put a heart shaped sticker on the duct tape covering her mouth.

[@Ruzzky_Bly4t]

@@FishKev The problem is there is no 100% evidence. There weren't any witnesses or recordings of the suspect committing the crime. This leaves the jury with 0 certain evidence. Lies, diary entries, photos, etc. are all evidence that implies that she is guilty, but doesn't prove it. There are plenty of cases where totally innocent people got their lives ruined for a crime that they never committed, and to avoid these situations as much as possible, the legal system made it so you need bulletproof evidence (beyond any reasonable doubt), to prove that a suspect is guilty. I don't understand why people get enraged by the juries decision. In that case, imagine if somebody killed a person and edited you into photos with the corpse. And slid a diary into your bag, where you supposedly write that you killed the victim. The killer then gets access to your computer and searches "How to kill a person" and "how to dispose of body". Does it seem enough to get you in prison for the rest of your life? You should *always* assume that somebody is innocent until proven guilty, otherwise, it can lead to terrible consequences.

[@keyofallworlds7549]

I looked it up, they were told the tape could have been put afterward on the body to look like a crime

[@NPX22]

@@Ruzzky_Bly4t there’s been a lot more people that have been sent to prison on a lot less evidence

[@44waxwings]

Bro I literally just watched part one yesterday and was wondering when part 2 would be coming. You the realest Bruce.

[@hollykate354]

I genuinely cannot understand how lawyers like Jose can sleep at night.

[@JJBeauregard1]

Anthony's lawyer's reaction is so telling to me because that's not a simple "I'm glad we won this case" reaction. That reaction and that grin SCREAM "Wow, I can't believe we won this. I'm going to become so famous for getting a 100% guilty person off the hook!" What an injustice...

[@melissatemme1260]

Very similar to rob Kardashian's expression when OJ was found not guilty

[@filipmurzea4137]

I'm sure Justice will be served in the end for all the people who deserve punishment

[@noneya8257]

@@filipmurzea4137 get a grip

[@hallowedbethygame2840]

You’re reading too much into this. What you’re seeing is the satisfaction of a job well done. Frankly, I’m not surprised that this is unfamiliar to you

[@kellyyork3898]

I lived through and watched this case. That is not how the majority of law abiding citizens felt about her lawyer.

[@michaelblair1582]

"If they sue me because I've kicked my son in the nuts, their burden." Prosecution: "Exactly the type of thing someone whose kicked his son in the nuts would say."

[@lauraashley4009]

😂

[@lauraashley4009]

😂😂😂

[@angelafleccia4312]

This channel is my favorite. Funny informative. Great find

[@dubszn1211]

This channel is gold. Keep it up Mr. Rivers!

[@barbaradeselle4287]

I followed this case very closely. For the life of me I do not know how she walked away from the murder of her daughter. I still think Casey’s mother, specifically, and her dad knows/knew a lot more than they ever revealed. CA is a very sick, unstable person!

[@onemanstrash8233]

She walked away...just like OJ did. We all knew that truth but proving it....well that was another thing. Just my opinion.

[@_Twink]

Lol, stopped to mention OJ but was beat to the, uh, "point" 😅

[@twodogstudiomt]

Casey Anthony is a despicable human being and she knows exactly what happened to her daughter. And I don’t believe it had anything to do with her dad!

[@dazzlingextremes389]

I always had wish that her family would have given her Tony's number and let her call Tony because I would have loved to have heard that conversation and what she said to him about her child having been missing and her continuing on with her life and I've always felt like it was such an enormous mistake that they did not give her his number... I can't fathom the evidence that would have come out of that phone call

[@kellyyork3898]

IMO, the mom knew.

[@sross54]

And the missing nanny?

[@trippant9216]

Know your busy being a Lawyer but thanks for part 2! And the other videos you had put out for our wait! Take care bruce see you next time on youtube or in court.

[@Gracie_19200]

She just makes me so furious. The fact she got away scot free just makes me so mad. I’ll never understand it. She lied so much. How could they let her off like that? I’ll never freaking understand it. Never. Her POOR PARENTS. She just went out there and said her dad molested her and did all this to her kid? How can she even live with herself after that? Can you imagine what her parents are going through after this?? I would literally never speak to her again after this. Even after she was out of jail. She would be dead to me if I was her parents.

[@raidernation4life210]

She even made a Netflix doc. On how the dad molested them shits so SICK

[@Gracie_19200]

@@raidernation4life210 omg i don’t believe that for a SECOND. She is the biggest pathological liar ever. She killed that little girl and got away with it. Makes me sick. Everyone knows it. I think the jury even knew it. They just didn’t have enough hard evidence. It’s just bullshit. She should have been forcibly sterilized

[@ingloriousbetch4302]

Can't say she got off completely scot-free. She's still one of the most hated people in the country, and likely always will be. She still gets harassed and drinks thrown at her, etc when she sleezes around the bars. Hopefully that never stops.

[@_Twink]

​@@raidernation4life210her dad story was nonsense. Just another lie.

[@andreasplosky8516]

Just imagine being the parents, and having to live with this monster of a daughter, knowing how warped and twisted and foul she is, and knowing what she did. She is not innocent, she could just not be proven guilty.

[@SylD0611]

What I don't get, and no one is talking about, is the horrible accusation by CA's lawyer, that her father was RAPPING her when she was young... while her father and mother are QUIETLY sitting in the courtroom and listening to this! ACCEPTING basically to be dragged in the mud??? I just don't get it. Obviously it's a lie from the lawyer to gain sympathy for CA and to explain why she lies all the time... but how can her parents, after everything they have done for her, support her, helping her with Caley (that's what CA tell them while in jail)... how can they COMPLY with that defense?? And not come forward and say it's total BS! It's the only time CA can't even hold crying, while her lawyer is stating that horrible accusation, because she's so ashamed to tarnish her dad, but it's necessary to HER defense. It makes no sense, because her mother wouldn't be sitting next to her father if it was true, and shouldn't support CA if it's not. They even comply with the drowning theory and that they all covered it???? I don't get all that... they should have been KEY WITNESSES for Caley.

[@Yossearch]

Her parents were a sick dysfunctional lot, the whole family was. Mom tried to deny Casey’s pregnancy when it was obvious to other family members and friends. She baited Casey, refusing to care for Kaylee, controlling, with constant histrionics. Dad sat back, appeared normal, but wasn’t. He had affairs, had a gambling addiction and who knows if there was other stuff going on. The grandmother was the only one who seemed to be grounded. They made Casey for what it’s worth.

[@justjill2896]

@@SylD0611 from what I saw from a past interview. They were granted to be in the court room but they cannot say a word or react in any way shape or form or they would be dismissed. Apperently Casey’s dad wanted to burst into tears when he heard that.

[@justjill2896]

@@SylD0611 from what I saw from a past interview. They were granted to be in the court room but they cannot say a word or react in any way shape or form or they would be dismissed. Apperently Casey’s dad wanted to burst into tears when he heard that.

[@SilentForrest]

@@justjill2896 She has had her parents under her thumb her entire life. No matter what happened throughout her life. She probably convinced her family she had to claim r..pe in order to not be "innocently" sentenced. And they accepted the excuse right away. I know it's their daughter. But still. Dad used to be a cop, how can he be so blind to the red flags

[@jimgu2578]

It’s awesome to listen to your perspective and knowledge of this sort of cases. Greatly insightful. Thank you Bruce!

[@maxmoud_dhuux]

When you lost someone you love, you cry for months every time you remember them, this is sad story 😢😢😢

[@SoulConstruct]

Experience has shown me that even if a legitimate offender is able to escape accountability for a given crime, that doesn't mean the offender will be so lucky with the next crime. "You can fool some of the people all of the time, and all of the people some of the time, but you cannot fool all the people all of the time." - Abe Lincoln

[@flej01]

This was the most unbelievable case, how the hell did she not get jailed for life. R.I.P little Calee, so sorry you were born to such a monster.

[@_Twink]

OJ 😮

[@laramierolfe6946]

The result of this case was discussing 😢 I can’t believe how after all those testimonies and videos she managed to get out. I’ve seen people being put away with less evidence … it’s beyond me how this happened

[@stanislavdvoryanov3148]

Evidence was clear enough to persuade nearly any person at all. The diary, the google searches, the blatant lieing, refusing to call the police, the lack of care, the stone cold and irritated behaviour each time her child was brought up in a conversation. It all just adds up too well to show that she had undoubtedly something to do with the murder.

[@tiffany991]

Out of the three options: 1) Casey killed Caylee intentionally; 2) Casey's actions of duct-taping Caylee's mouth, etc caused the death, but while utterly cruel and abusive, death wasn't her motive (I personally think she drugged Caylee and taped her mouth shut to get her out of the way for a bit--my god, even typing that as a potential thought someone could have is horrific); or 3) Caylee truly died by accident and Casey had nothing to do with it (not the case). Either way, her daughter died and Casey was glad. Casey's reaction, response, behavior, etc were completely inappropriate, bizarre, and cold. I believe Casey did it--although I go back and forth over whether it was Murder 1 or Negligent Homicide/Manslaughter (whatever the exact language is) due to her actions. But again, either way, Casey was happy Caylee was gone. And the prosecution failed. they didn't do their job and prove the case. It should have been an easy guilty verdict. Caylee would be just a couple of months away from her 17th birthday if not for her "mother." Ugh. Horrible.

[@carolhaynes8550]

Can you imagine Caylee’s frightened little face, and the horror she felt, when her mother was wrapping duct face around her head and mouth in Florida’s hot June temperature? You know Cayley cried, or at least pleaded with her eyes as her mother stole her breath. Only then, was Casey finally free to put on her make up, have sex and live the “Good Life.” She could have left her with her grandparents, but after Cindy put her foot down and told Casey she had to assume more responsibility for Caylee it was over. Casey knew Cindy would cut off her money, a car and a place to live if Casey didn’t stay home sometimes and take of her daughter. So Casey did what she’s always done, she lied like a trooper and removed the obstacle that was in her way.

[@wayasaunooke3424]

I just pray she was actually asleep/unconscious before that happened. Casey must have drugged her many times so I hope with all my heart that Caylee had no idea and no fear at all.

[@Jtevkicksandcards]

That was horrific to just imagine i have alittle girl i cant even fathom something like this i cry thinking about that happening to any child

[@autumnsantomauroganggang]

I wholeheartedly believe this is exactly how it happened. I also hope that Caylee was not aware and that George has some peace after creating the monster who turned on him in open court and sat there and took the blame. I hope every night he dreams of him and Caylee playing and running around. I hope she is growing in his dreams. I hope he gets to be reunited with her one day. I hope Casey rots in eternal torturous hell.

[@elbastron]

It's very hard to swallow what this woman did to her daughter and how little it affected her.

[@deebo429__]

Lookin good Bruce. Glad you had a good time.

[@calebsimmons4987]

God i dont know how defense attorneys do this. One persons priority is finding a dead child the other persons priority is to defend a child murderer and get angry at detectives for wanting to find a corpse

[@PresentingGreatMusic]

I feel like being a lawyer, especially a defense lawyer has to weight heavily on the person individual morals. While the prosecutors should always 100% follow the law and the book, at the end of the day we are taking about the life and death of a child. Prosecutors in this case did do shady things which is probably why she ended up walking, but idek maybe it’s just literally me but I would choose the truth and the chance of saving someone’s life, over winning a case on technicalities. Money talks though, very loudly.

[@dailybestbetswithteemoney3432]

Why you’d be a homeless lawyer

[@johannesmajamaki2626]

The prosecution has no power to save a life (outside maybe preventing a repeat offence). All they can generally do is ruin another and spend a buttload of taxpayer money doing it.

[@caliindoor]

You can't even prove how the baby died let alone who did it.

[@pineapplethief4418]

I like how it's always framed as "defense lawyers are evil, they help criminals" instead of "prosecutors and investigators failed to produce enough evidence". As a defence lawyer it's your responsibility to represent your client to the best of your ability, otherwise you should drop the client. Playing on prosecutors team is a nice way to get disbarred

[@epicpurevids]

Nah, the same type of person Casey is, the lawyer was as well, he will sleep better at night knowing he won a case and got more power and wealth. He probably knows she killed her daughter and flexes it behind closed doors with his law pals.

[@mukkaar]

Damn, can you sue that lawyer for tarnishing father's reputation in such an major way? Also it's just so funny how much defense talks about people using emotion against the accused, when defense was pretty much solely constructed around *very* shaky theories designed to tug at emotions.

[@SylD0611]

TY, I was looking for that comment. What I don't get, and no one is talking about, is the horrible accusation by CA's lawyer, that her father was RAPPING her when she was young... while her father and mother are quietly sitting in the courtroom and listening to this! ACCEPTING basically to be dragged in the mud??? I DON'T GET IT. Obviously it's a lie from the lawyer to gain sympathy for CA and to explain why she lies all the time... but how can her parents, after everything they have done for her, support her, helping her with Caley (that's what CA tell them while in jail)... how can they COMPLY with that defense?? And not come forward and say it's total BS! It's the only time CA can't even hold crying, while her lawyer is stating that horrible accusation, because she's so ashamed to tarnish her dad, but it's necessary to her defense. It makes no sense, because her mother wouldn't be sitting next to her father if it was true, and shouldn't support CA if it's not. They even comply with the drowning theory and that they all covered it???? I don't get all that... they should have been key witnesses for Caley.

[@9094nancyj]

I don't care what the jury decided or what Cheney has to say, she did it! No mother sits around for a month hoping she will get her child back.

[@penelopicruze9568]

you should do more of these. they are very entertaining.

[@unclepecos3512]

Would love to see Bruce's reaction to the legend of Jeff

[@LydiaR418]

Yesss!!!

[@billieperezsubaie7992]

Mr. Rivers, I absolutely LOVE your show, and you and your swearing! You seem like such a real person and real people swear more often than not. Plus, I like the way you see thru the bullshit and call it like it is, no holds barred. And, your stance on" putting your hands on a woman, talking about your case, innocent or guilty, and speaking to the police with requesting a lawyer is PRICELESS!" I always used to think if one was innocent, what did one have to fear?? You have "shown me the way!" Thank you for all you do!

[@billieperezsubaie7992]

I 100% concur! I, too, chuckle at his swearing. It reminds me of me. He seems so REAL!

[@jjducci]

I really enjoy these longer then usual reactions, please do more🙏🙏🙏

[@ShepherdsCreek]

I remember following this case and how incredibly frustrating it was

[@fkcoolers2669]

Her and OJ - just amazing that both trials returned not guilty verdicts.

[@paulhurley3612]

Hey God Bless from the 🌽 fields of Indiana Mr. Rivers!!! #SemperFI 🇺🇲

[@gageb556]

Hey Bruce, does a defense lawyer ask, or care, if their client is really guilty?

[@rykehuss3435]

I remember him talking about it in some other video of his, he basically said its not the defense attorneys job to determine whether his client is guilty or not. The defense attourney is there to make sure justice is upheld. Whether the client is guilty or not doesnt matter. If guilty, the defense attourney is still gonna work to make sure the client gets a just sentence.

[@CLRBruceRivers]

No

[@autumnleaves1213]

@@rykehuss3435 Justice? There's a reason why the term "mob lawyer" exists. Defence layers are an amoral existence so never, not even for one second think of them as the "good guys". They are not.

[@emillundqvist8126]

@@autumnleaves1213 They are when you're the one charged for a crime you didn't commit...

[@radicalraccoon]

@@CLRBruceRivers I get that this is a general statement and I'm not attempting to challenge your answer, but José sure seemed to care after the trial when he made an absolute statement regarding Casey's innocence when he said, "Casey did not murder Caylee. It's that simple."

[@tanya_amelia]

This is exactly why I was so glad they nailed Lori vallow to the wall cuz it's insane Casey got off

[@IVANOOZE69]

And he gone react to all da self snitchin

[@IVANOOZE69]

@@BDA302 what’s crazy is he’s schooling these kids on soooo much valuable game and knowledge and they’re still gonna F it up 😭

[@mosquito.hawk1]

@@BDA302 I think it's better to Rap about Butter and Biscuits 🤑

[@elizabethclark8976]

“He has no notes…he’s not even behind the podium”. Exactly what I was thinking

[@MasterMoose04]

The not guilty of child abuse is wild, crazy win from defense

[@motorcity7100]

Poor girl. Super sad that little girl went through that hell, no reasons can justify it.