The Twisted Mind Of Casey Anthony

[@csepike]

what people tend to forget is that casey NEVER reported her daughter missing, if nobody would've noticed caley missing, casey would have never thought of her daughter ever again

[@Peanut_taco_muffin]

I think everyone remembers this- it’s literally the most egregious thing we saw from Casey

[@britgirlRN1973]

I agree

[@Jellybeansatdusk]

I think that but also the fact that she intentionally ran the police in circles?? She KNEW they would be able to disprove her lies easily, and all it did was make her look more guilty. There is literally zero reason for anyone to ever do anything remotely like that, whether they hurt their baby or not. Guilty or innocent, that is just so unfathomable to me.

[@nikkivp82]

​@@Peanut_taco_muffinThat's not what the poster is saying! She's pointing out that Casey herself NEVER reported her daughter missing and no one would have known that Caylee was missing if someone else had not done so. She's pointing out something that should have been obvious but was overlooked .....similar to how you and 58 other people just overlooked the entire context of @csepike s comment.

[@amandathelesbian]

Truth.

[@Cowslip4051]

Blaming the father after his attempt is absolutely vile

[@annettedelahuerta9908]

Casey is a vile rubbish bin

[@halle-blu6598]

litterally

[@ayikookwok2328]

I believe the family agreed to that story because of her life already they new they could deny it. Remember the dad believed she was innocent. I think they agreed to be slandered in order to spare her life in prison. Just my thoughts hence why mum tried to cover for her about the chlorophyll.

[@minioncat5222]

it made me so incredibly angry. watching this channel is great but it angers me to learn a lot of these victims that eleanor covers are horribly let down by the justice system. it’s so disappointing.

[@sweetciinamon]

​@@minioncat5222 fr.

[@mariesmith7096]

The fact that there are so many people wrongfully convicted and sent to prison while Casey Anthony is free makes me so mad.

[@bexlaw3127]

Same

[@erinerin561]

The reality is that young attractive middle class white women get a lot of sympathy for no other reason than race, class and appearance.

[@gamerslatestnews819]

@@erinerin561 not true

[@cshmnyj]

@@gamerslatestnews819 Very true lol

[@gamerslatestnews819]

@@cshmnyj not true oj Simpson’s was black ? Yeah so shut up now I proof you wrong

[@rachelw345]

I’m sorry WHAT?? She didn’t report her daughter missing for a month, she showed no empathy, she lied to police about everything, the car smelled like dead bodies and chloroform, she googled suffocation, her daughter was found with tape over her mouth.. but the jury found her not guilty? HOW ?? 😭

[@slangoognals]

The running theory is that the jury was spooked by the death penalty. Since there was technically no forensic evidence, I think they would have been comfortable sending her to prison but not death. I don't think they're *supposed* to take the punishment into consideration, but it seems like they did anyway.

[@skippepper3168]

Stupid luck for Casey.

[@callumalston5755]

If you watch the trial it’s very similar to the OJ Simpson trial… the defence raised reasonable doubt… the prosecution was very poor… still doesn’t mean either of them are innocent, but that’s why

[@Dustandfuzz]

She is sooo guilty. Anyone can see it. Lies, lies, lies all the way through. She needs to be sterilized.

[@theresaohman7187]

Yes, how could they not find her guilty! 😢 too many people have kids they don't want or are ready for. Her parents should've adopted her and made Casey grow up, move out. 😮. But that's jmo.

[@demonbunni]

finding Casey not guilty is one of the absolute biggest misjustices in history. Truly failed Caylee.

[@Matin270189]

i have 30mins left of the video and already its fucking obvious she did this, it's disgusting!

[@74valeska]

Finding Casey Anthony not guilty was, legally speaking, the first time I ever saw how, in a US courtroom, a lawyer was able to properly explain to the jury why a guilty verdict could not be found here nor would it be justifiable. It's not a question of Casey's guilt or not, it's that it couldn't be reconstructed what happened! In doubt for the freedom of the accused, that's what we Europeans know. And that's why I think Jose Baez is one of the best criminal lawyers in the world! How good and right it was when I heard, "Tonight when I come home and my daughter asks me what I did today, I can say that I saved a life!". Even if you Americans may yell, the verdict was right! Thank you Jose, I adore you!

[@HydraBill57]

​@@74valeska I see why so many European countries let all thier convicted murderers out after 10 years or less because they have geniuses like you😂

[@oldflowers1342]

@@74valeska I think Casey Anthony is a chronic liar who is extremely selfish, and I think she definitely was not ready to be a mom. However, I completely agree that Jose was a phenomenal lawyer. I thought it was absolutely genius for him to thoroughly clarify to the courtroom that a guilty verdict is "beyond reasonable doubt." Honestly, I think that was what won him the case.

[@uhm-ff8xk]

an amazing example of the justice system being absolutely terrible. it reminds me of the fact that Junko Furuta’s perpetrators have been released from prison and are running free with families right now.

[@nocturnalanimals5884]

Caylee would’ve turned eighteen in August, she would’ve been graduating High School this year, but she couldn’t because of the selfishness of the woman who birthed her.

[@cici.ngxenge]

Oh god she would've been my age😔

[@valsyoda]

im 6 months older than her, thats so incredibly heartbreaking

[@shreksmistress]

She'd be three years older than me, she died around the time I was born... This is absolutely saddening to me, she deserved to still be here living happily following her dreams.

[@venus5156]

i didn’t realize how close in age i was to her. we would have been in the same grade….

[@jmy871]

im tired of women getting away with shit she should be get life in prisonment she murdered her daughter

[@boringfish]

The fact that Caylee's remains could have been found sooner is so infuriating, especially when you consider that she might have been in better condition for thorough autopsy that would directly link Casey to her death.

[@staceyfrancois2593]

Casey might’ve been drugging Caylee with Xanax

[@Sputterbug]

typical shitty cop work tbh also in Florida in the summer, her body would have decomposed very quickly so they should've gone the first time they were tipped off

[@bubbletea9111]

If only they searched the areas around where she lived sooner or listened to the tip offs. If I was a cop and I sussed Casey, that's the first thing I would of done. When she's not out partying, she's either at home or with a lover. She only knew of so many places to bury her.

[@princesspikachu3915]

@@bubbletea9111 She didn’t even bother to bury her. That poor baby was put into a garbage bag and thrown away in a not so remote location with duct tape keeping the jaw and skull together long after the actual flesh had broken down leaving “dry bones”. There was duct tape on that baby’s face. It was also probably covering the nose too but decomposition made it difficult to tell.

[@emmiemage1795]

there wouldve been confirmation from the autopsy if she had drowned or suffocated you're right

[@b33boiXD]

Casey in the meeting with her parents says that Caylee's "not far" and it just hit so hard to hear that her body was found not even ten minutes from the house after that.

[@melissamoonchild9216]

mhmm I thought the same.

[@madamudi5199]

Exactly !!!! She almost admitted everything in the way she was talking about her daughter 😮

[@samcarosella1380]

She also called Caylee “that girl” at some point.. who says that about their own daughter? It’s like she’s distancing herself from Caylee being her actual daughter

[@lareinabrown]

Have I heard this story a million times? Yes. Am I going to sit here for almost 2 hours and listen to Eleanor tell it again? 1000% yes

[@mememe217]

Ditt0

[@420Mama01]

10000%

[@kandi0629]

I said the exact same thing! And I’m so sick of hearing about her but I must tune in to Eleanor

[@marauhhmarie]

Same! Because she tells it best!

[@lindu8000]

EXACTLYYYYY

[@Kohaku_usagi_]

The fact she works as a legal assistant now makes me absolutely furious

[@AmyAberrant]

a LEGAL ASSISTANT??

[@Kohaku_usagi_]

@@AmyAberrant yes!

[@alisonbradshaw7802]

Just like Kate McCann is an ambassador for a missing children's charity. Smfh.

[@honeybun9142]

​@@alisonbradshaw7802kate mcann did it?????

[@BeeKayy13]

​@@honeybun9142I think they jailed some guy a while ago for it, without 100% knowing if it was him but alot of evidence showed he probably did. I think the OP thinks it's ridiculous because Madeline's Mum left her child alone, and is now helping find other missing children. I understand she feels like she needs to pay her dues and it seems like a nice way to do that, but if my child was missing, she is the last person I would want to have anything to do with the case, or speak to me and offer me condolences

[@icecreamdiet7141]

Throwing her father under the bus like that after his attempt to end his own life is the most disgusting thing they could’ve come up with.

[@kelseyb0331]

I forgot about that part by the time Ellie brought up the counter argument. How sick.

[@goldbane]

my jaw dropped... absolutely repugnant. if i was in that courtroom i would have been absolutely unable to keep my composure

[@Maria-jl7ql]

I was absolutely disgusted by that above all (obvz it was digusting in general) but after EVERYTHING he did for her and how much he loved them both.... AND stuck by her... she's an awful awful awful person!

[@gilliannerogers1527]

This absolutely horrified me after the description of him alone in the motel room with all the family in photos. As Eleanor says you don’t want to disbelieve victims but after hearing her lies it’s so hard not to. It’s appalling.

[@francisbarrette4589]

Not just that, this AND she's walking free? I don't know what feeling this makes me feel 😞🤦‍♂️🤮😠

[@ashleeriley8690]

How her lawyers drowning story wasn’t considered hearsay is honestly ridiculous

[@vicksta8875]

Who puts ductape with a heart sticker on it, if she drowned?? Why google search, full suffocation if it's a drowning??? C'mon... She killed Caylee. Drugged her, then Suffocated her..

[@DestinyA83]

I blame the prosecution for not doing more. It seems like they kinda thought it was an easy win so they didn't have to have anymore experts. Computer experts to show more clearly Cindy was lying about the searches. And Casey was the one who made them. AND the defense claims that decomposition banding on her hair that was in the trunk, could be from anything. Which is untrue and should have not been allowed to testify!

[@TangledTrueCrime]

The prosecution was simply out lawyered! THAT is the loop hole in our justice system! There has to be something that can be done.

[@TangledTrueCrime]

The prosecution also never mentioned the search for fool proof suffocation and the fact that it was ACTUALLY done at 4:00 not 2:00 as reported by the defense team. The judge should never have allowed them to allege abuse when it wasn’t proven!

[@johnerickson4064]

The State over charged her, they sought the death penalty when they should have pushed negligent homicide

[@sagetocleanse]

Caseys father was only supportive of her the whole time, its so disgusting that she targeted him, even accusing him of SA, while this man was so griefstruck He nearly died.

[@feefs2139]

Right!! I am sick to my stomach 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@kidusabiy6021]

So sickening

[@SavvyMuhon]

It’s heartbreaking. He and Cindy clearly love both Casey and Caylee with every inch of their souls, were so devoted to both of them, and now they’re being accused of heinous acts. Meanwhile, Casey walks free

[@bethnorrod5942]

And still accuses him of heinous things to this very day. The documentary she did a year ago,propaganda really,tries so hard to convince us that she saw Caylees dead body,but George told her Caylee was fine so keep lying and Caylee would be back. And people fell for it. Rosie O Donell and other celebs are now on her side.

[@oliviablackburn3907]

It's gotta be a sociopath thing. Because Diane Downs did the same exact thing. To misdirect and make people feel sorry for them. So sick.

[@FallenAngel101xx]

This case makes me so unbelievably angry. It's so infuriating how obviously guilty Casey is, yet she managed to get away with it, when other people have gone down for much less. The idea that she'll never face justice for what she did is an absolute joke

[@SK_2174]

I know. I’ve seen pictures of her looking at pictures of Caylee and she just looks so smug. It’s sickening.

[@FallenAngel101xx]

@@SK_2174 The only upside to all this is knowing that when she goes out in public, people berate her for what she did. And bizarrely enough, she's quicker to call the police when this happens than when her daughter goes missing!

[@Tracylyn42]

@@FallenAngel101xx that is what I came to salt lo. The only thing I can think is she is living a miserable lonely life. She lives about 45 min south of me and I would literally start shaking all over if I saw her out in public. What a horrible outcome this case had. I will never understand how the jury came to a not guilty verdict. I watched every minute of that trial.

[@origamipein18]

We'll leave her judgment up to God. XC

[@TheRealPennylow]

@@Tracylyn42 she probably goes out in disguises and usually at night too I bet 😒

[@samanthahunter1759]

I became a mum at 19 and a single mum from 20. There were times that I would feel like I was missing out but I never blamed my daughter. She never asked to be born, she exists because of choices I made. She is now 19 herself and thriving in life, I'm so incredibly proud of her. I have no regrets

[@love13f]

That's so sweet! ❤

[@hunnniiibun]

i had my son at 18! and I've never once thought he was ruining my life. being a mother def isn't for everyone, but if anything having a kid taught me the paths i was choosing weren't right and i needed a change. I love him and id be very pleased to live the rest of my life changing my whole life just for my child to thrive and succeed and get to do everything I never got to, or wanted to.

[@yoleniartz]

You did wonderful! I had mine at 20 and was a single mom till she was about 5 when I ment my now husband. I never blame her for any of my life choices. I actually praise her for being the reason that kept me alive. I was suicidal around the time she was conceived. She dragged me from a dark place so she will always be my miracle and my savior. Shes now about to be 8yrs old. ❤

[@LaurenKaminski]

I can relate,I had my daughter at 20 & did is about to be 19.

[@anonymoose116]

I was 10 weeks pregnant at my 21st birthday. I never even felt like I was missing out. My life was my child and getting done with college. He will be 14 this year, and now I'm in law school. The fact that this woman used her age as an excuse to murder her own child is disgusting.

[@ddhaley]

Watching her accidentally talk in the past tense about her “missing” daughter during the visit with her mum and dad, and then going out of her way to correct herself is chilling. A Freudian slip and correction and then does it AGAIN. In contrast, it’s amazing how much loved ones will turn a blind eye or not connect very evident and obvious dots when in a situation like this… our brains don’t automatically compute that someone we love can be a monster, so we make allowances for their behaviour or shitty attitudes. Poor family’s been turned upside down😔

[@Ymch809]

Yes that's exactly what I notice you can also tell the mom just knew... the way she cover her mouth in shock when casey said "Caylee has been" no one knows her like her mom she probably connected everything together and realized then second laters she mentions it again but now in the present tense smh "Caylee is so lucky." Her dad also reacted in shock, there was like a moment of silence and realization she knew this too by the pause and re saying it. Crazy how she got away with the murder of her daughter smh

[@tonybrown680]

After hearing their monster of a daughter tell lie upon lie but still decided to believe her makes me know these parents are thick as 2 planks, and if the dad was a cop he must of got chucked out for being the stupidest detective on the force .

[@jasminetucker7259]

I think they did know, they just couldn’t accept it, which I understand. I think they knew. They just couldn’t bare the pain of losing both of them. It’s so heartbreaking. I feel for everyone except Casey. May she never find happiness.

[@isak406]

The fact that her dumped body was reported MULTIPLE times over a few MONTHS is crazy

[@autdummy]

Especially since it was so close to the sight where she first went missing. They KNEW a child was gone and the cops still said we gonna ignore this anyway

[@beelzemobabbity]

To be fair, it was just a bag, but in the context of the search going on is inexcusable.

[@endiecutie06]

@@beelzemobabbitybut you’d think they would go out and check, right? Before the disappearance was reported, I could understand them being a little hesitant to do so, but after? You’d think they’d take it into account and go properly investigate! This wasn’t too far from the house!

[@EmmaRawling]

Part of me wonders whether George (as a former homicide detective) had a gut-feeling his daughter did something but just couldn’t come to terms with it or discuss how he felt with anyone because it was too hard for him to accept that his own daughter was capable. Utterly heart-wrenching.

[@olivia-nx8xf]

definitely, you can tell they were urging casey to confess with their wording over the prison phone call

[@drake_diangelo]

I can't imagine advocating for someone so hard and giving them so much support only for them to turn around and make horrible accusations towards me as a way to try to prove their innocence. Absolutely disgusting

[@nukhbaguloter]

i believe he had a feeling but his wife couldn’t come to terms with it. i think deep down in his gut the father knew casey had something to do with or at least knew what happened - but the mother either denied it or just shut him down from saying what he believes. considering the mother had a history of baby-ing casey and covering her lies.

[@kekenaniwilson6138]

@@drake_diangelo the sad part is that their support was clearly not affected by her actions. They wanted her to make the best choices for herself even if her options were limited. If she made a mistake they wanted her to admit it and grow from it. Sad she didn't give her parents a child they clearly loved very much if she really didn't want Kaylee. I don't c y that would b a difficult conversation, her dad alone would hav likely been elated if she asked just to babysit and didn't return. To take her child's life and not her own, not saying she should take her own but y would a sacrifice make ur life better? She's enjoying life I guess in her own way, but her child didn't hav to die for that to happen. Even putting her up for adoption was still always an option.

[@mimistate2371]

same, he def knew more than he lead on but that whole pool story, what a fkn joke. i bet if she had stopped at the pool part then he would have gone along with it. its very obvious that he was willing to protect his daughter no matter what. its just sad to know that she would say something this evil abt her own father. what a horrible woman. and she's a fkn private detective??????? WHAT THE HELL. i thought you couldn't even become a detective if you have even the slightest bit of a record. in fact they do a serious background check and find out things that were never even documented so how the HELL did SHE become one. i really wanted to become a detective but hearing abt the background check i was afraid i wouldn't pass because i got in online fights with random ppl over ethics, and they do a lie detector test on the spot with no notice, and idk i thought id slip up (they ask extremely hard questions like "would you kill someone if you had the chance and they killed your loved one" if you say yes you dont pass) but NOW seeing a full on cold blooded child killer, was able to get her licence, i think i might just follow my dreams. but all jokes aside, its horrible that a 2 year old will never get justice unless her mother admits the truth. also umm how did she spend 10 days in prison and no one bothered to beat the FK outta her? i mean everyone knows what happens to child r*pists but child KILLERS they usually get justice served to them fast asf.

[@tama.bunnie8750]

I hope nothing but the worst for Casey, honestly. If she wanted to "be a wild child" she should have just left her daughter with her parents, who would have been more than happy to take care of her.

[@JustyMe]

I hope she feels physical pain in her daily life, because I'm convinced she is incapable of feeling pain from regret and shame.

[@jacoboalcaldebravo7316]

About that, there is people that theorize that there is another layer to why she killed her daughter: She hated her. She hated the fact that her parents loved her as much as her. Even more than her. And the fact that if she left her daughter with her parents or even if Casey allowed her parents to have parent authority over Caylee, she would become the number 2 in the family with her daughter becoming the most loved by her parents rather than her. When you see it like this it makes sense and this murder becomes a lot more disturbing.

[@BardianaBieber]

@@jacoboalcaldebravo7316 I was thinking the exact same thing!!

[@jantonio55]

Exactly, why didn’t she do that ? I guess in her twisted mind getting rid of her daughter was the solution.

[@AmyAberrant]

@@jantonio55she could have given her up for adoption or anything. I’m sickened by what she did.

[@kimberlys8422]

How the jury voted her "Not guilty" is beyond me. It's even worse than the OJ Simpson case; we all know she did it. Her daughter was missing and all she cared about was partying.

[@dominika1640]

True, the system failed that little girl.

[@Kalbert7161]

Tbh the lawyer did a good job with the whole grandfather and brother sexual assaulting. Keep in mind they pick people who are closed off to most social media and media in general. Maybe these people they picked as a result are more ignorant of many things and gullible. All the lawyer had to do was disprove without a reasonable doubt that the mother killed her daughter.

[@mchapman1928]

@@Kalbert7161- I’m retired from the judiciary. I was disgusted with that verdict, the entire trial too. I did not agree how the judge ruled on many points. Casey was on trial, not George. The defense could attempt to create reasonable doubt, by stating there was no direct evidence Casey killed the child, deliberately or not. Bringing George into the mix was very wrong. If the State felt there was enough evidence to prosecute George, they should have, and then he would have his own trial. The fact the State never went after George is simply because there was no evidence he had any part in the child’s death. The judge should never have allowed that admissible in court. It sent the jury on the wrong path. I never believed Casey deliberately murdered her baby. I do believe, based on her actions, she did harm the baby in an attempt to keep the baby sleeping while she partied. When the baby was found dead, she panicked and disposed of her. No one puts tape on a dead child to keep her quiet. I believed Dr. G’s assessment of the remains. Dragging George into the trial, the sexual abuse allegation, was solely to paint him in a bad light, and capable of murder. It was a travesty of justice. I was never a defense attorney, I was a prosecutor. It takes a special person to be able to give an accused murderer a good defense. Especially with so much pointing to guilt. OJ’s trial was another debacle.

[@geekgirl_luv4262]

The OJ Simpson case was worse; there were multiple pieces of physical and DNA evidence linking him to the crime scene, at least one of which it would have been nearly impossible to fake

[@meowmeow7796]

Absolutely worse, it was a child whose only crime was being born to a devil of a mother

[@biss273]

The fact that she told her mother "her gut was telling her she was not far" when literally her body was found less than a mile away from the Anthony house makes my blood boil. She treated everyone like they were fool. Casey Anthony is a psychopath and she deserves to rot in jail. I feel so sad for that sweet little baby girl and her grandparents. Such a heart breaking case.

[@astrowolvez]

Yep!

[@jorclcstu]

Yes. And how persistent she was that "the last time I saw her was x" during her interview at universal and insisting on it. Feels like that was the day it happened so she is holding on to that.

[@HiddenDarkHM]

The way she SAID it too omfg just "Oh she's... Somewhere close... I can just feel it." Yeah. Yeah she sure is, isn't she, Casey?

[@ChimaobiMiriam-wx7ti]

Not "rot in jail", I think you mean rot in hell

[@honeyedboba]

as soon as casey said “she’s not far” i KNEW she wasn’t lying. i instantly knew she was telling the truth. it’s like she throws subtle hints every now and then to show off that she DOES know something. it’s so narcissistic and disgusting, but also truly fascinating.

[@izzyelrod3563]

fascinating? that’s what we’re calling a murderer now?

[@assas1nscreed]

​@Izzy Elrod 'fascinating' doesn't connote positivity

[@asryel2878]

I thought the same thing when she was saying "I'm telling you I haven't seen her."

[@kayleigh2613]

@@izzyelrod3563 they were very obviously calling the human brain fascinating and how these things can stem and manifest.

[@tatianawilson9187]

​@@izzyelrod3563 honestly, I do find murderers fascinating because I comprehend the logic but I don't UNDERSTAND the logic

[@AAnderson87]

The line when she called them and said, "Oh my god. Calling you guys - a waste. Huge waste," it was just so clear she couldn't care less about Caylee. Her best friend is bawling about the fact that something could've happened, and all Casey cares about is the fact that no one will give her Tony's number. She may have been acquitted, but there is no doubt in my mind that she killed that baby, and she will rot in Hell for it someday.

[@whitebutterfly6665]

She won't be in Hell, we don't take her in☻️☻️☻️🖤

[@slj2605]

@@whitebutterfly6665not sure how edgy you think you are but she will most definitely be in Hell. If you’re tryna join her that’s on you

[@useryourmonm]

@@slj2605right like😭😭he corny bruh this a 2 year old baby bro

[@AmyAberrant]

She has no conscience whatsoever.

[@piper_lori-williams-tudhope]

AMEN!!!! Eternity is a VERY LONG time.

[@alexlamperti2565]

In the prison call with her parents, you can tell they clearly believe she is guilty but are trying to get information out of her. I really feel for them

[@togikisses]

omg yes I started crying. Her best friend was crying over Casey's daughter and Casey could not care less... How could anyone be so evil

[@Leoniqua]

As a Floridan, talking about Casey Anthony is like talking about politics. Everyone gets mad, except we are all on the same side.

[@eucalyptus7585]

so not at all about politics

[@gregorymarston2529]

All the craziest shit happens in Florida.

[@biancaboyer4412]

@@gregorymarston2529 you’re absolutely correct

[@Leoniqua]

@Eucalyptus lol, I was referring to a similarity in how people react when the subject is brought up. I live a city over from where this case took place, so I'm well aware of it not being about politics..

[@Mia_M]

@@gregorymarston2529 Florida and California are those distant cousins we all talk shit about

[@shannabanana8064]

If she “accidentally” drowned why the heck would there be duct tape over her mouth? I’d like to meet theses jurors and ask them what the heck they were thinking in finding this evil person as not guilty. Rest in peace baby Caylee you deserved to live a wonderful full life. I’m so sorry that your momma failed you. You deserved so so much better than this

[@HopeGardner3amed]

My understanding is that there was reasonable doubt that she was guilty.

[@padmeskywalker186]

YES! I never hear anyone mention this EVER! It’s like it’s a “taboo” subject🙄🙄🙄 it’s literally the most glaringly obvious thing, that’s an actual proven, physical piece of evidence. WHY?! Why do people ignore this part? It’s so, so, so important and crucial. Why it got swept under the rug, defies any explanation.

[@Kloves818]

Apparently one of the alternate jurors walked away and said after everything they believed Casey was a good mom. Another said no one ever testified that she was a bad mom or hated Caylee. The prosecution really did nothing to prove a 1st degree m rder charge. They brought forward pieces of evidence but never put things together or gave them a clear story of what occurred. Initial vote was 2/12 that thought she was guilty, which is kinda crazy when you think about it. It was never even close.

[@Kloves818]

​@@padmeskywalker186 The autopsy couldn’t specify a manner of death because of the level of decomposition. If it was due to asphyxiation that would’ve been one thing, but there was no way for the prosecution to prove if the duct tape was put on her mouth before or after death.

[@LeMicronaut]

​@@Kloves818 did it ever matter if it was there before or after? If you weren't involved in the death, why would you tape someone's mouth after they're dead? If she was worried about caylee somehow miracuously reanimating, there would still be insufficient air in the garbage bag she was dumped in and she'd definitely be gone, then.

[@Olivia-yx3dt]

I think Casey’s parents were actually really smart. I think people undermined them. Listening to them, it seems like they knew that Casey was involved and were keeping the relationship sweet, in the hopes they she would admit it. They were so so well calculated in that visit to the prison, asking her indirectly where Kaylee was “in her heart” & if she was alive.

[@applecrumpets]

I doubt her mother would say what she said at the funeral if she thought her daughter was involved

[@Olivia-yx3dt]

@@applecrumpets I don’t know, I disagree- I think they knew it would get back to her and really wanted her to crack. Her mum seemed pretty suspicious of her right from the beginning, when she was telling the call operator about the smell in the car etc. I think they had a pretty good hunch.

[@alexisalltop9355]

I agree. In that first interview you could see her mom poking trying to get her to say something

[@danasmith940]

Casey was her daughter - Caylee was already gone, Cindy as an unconditionally loving and delusional mom, she would have said anything to protect her child. Most parents would.

[@noone3305]

the grandfather was a retired detective. i think they both knew from the start when the car smelled of human remains and the fact that casey didn’t report caylee missing for over a month that something was going on. but that’s a hard pill to swallow that your daughter murdered a young child. when they told casey the entire state knew the story, that caylee was all over the news and on magazines casey probably started getting nervous. like you said it seemed like they were trying to coax her into saying something that wasn’t absolute bullshit. either admitting her involvement in her daughter’s disappearance or giving the police actual useful information to get justice for their granddaughter

[@lauradmiller5435]

What’s sad is if she just wanted to give up her daughter I’m sure her parents would’ve taken care of her and she didn’t have to do any of this

[@butterflybeats7462]

I think because she blamed her baby for "ruining her life" she wanted to get back at her by taking away hers entirely She wouldn't have given her to her grandparents because she didn't want her to live, she wanted some sick version of "justice"

[@n1k0659]

@@butterflybeats7462 I believe you are right with this, her psychopathic mind was probably also jealous of her daughter, that she has her whole life in front of her and Casey was annoyed that she amounted to nothing but a failed kiosk worker doing drugs.

[@novemberlynne9986]

I remember when her trial was going on. I had an Art teacher who played the trial in class while we worked on our projects. And the moment the jury came back with a not guilty verdict I remember my teacher bursting into tears saying "that little girl is dead, her mother killed her and now she's getting away Scott free" I live near the pub Casey used to frequent, people throw drinks and insults at her when she is in West Palm Beach or Central Florida. It's strange to be sitting three bar stools away from someone who killed their child and got away with it.

[@maddieb.4282]

That’s so nasty and inappropriate to play in school for children, that teacher sucks

[@markie_p]

@@maddieb.4282 I think they meant I’m high school. It’s not inappropriate, it’s a major event. Why are you so upset at everyone in these comments?

[@novemberlynne9986]

@Maddie B. it was a major case, local basically, none of the us where opposed to it, and a majority of the students were invested in seeing her convicted. I assume you've never taken a history class where the professor or teacher played the uncensored Kennedy Assassination. It's history, no reason to brush it over or claim its inappropriate.

[@Nayas_Scattered_Mind]

@@novemberlynne9986 Yeah, I remember in my history class in highschool we would talk about current events often, and major events that have happened, we never had cases like these, I think one of the worst cases I saw was a shooting case in 2018 located on a farm. I believe the shooter was Gerald Stanley if I remembered the name right. I always found it interesting, even if I never was a fan of watching the news in general.

[@rj7020]

@@markie_p no it’s very real.

[@fernandahernandez6438]

The way that the justice system failed this baby is outrageous to me. Like how are you able to look at all the evidence and say that she is not guilty.

[@jaynestrange]

This is the one issue with the whole impartial jury thing. By picking only people who had never heard of Casey Anthony despite her being on the news constantly, that meant they picked some of the dumbest fuckers in existence.

[@jasonjuneau]

@@jaynestrange ^^^^^ This

[@jaynestrange]

@@jasonjuneau I've seen this kinds thing happen in other cases too. A while back there was a trial related to an act of domestic terrorism where some of the people on trial were vocal white supremacists. In order to get an 'impartial jury' the court selected only people who had *no opinions at all* about white supremacy. Obviously, this meant the jury was now composed of people so dumb that they kept having trouble following basic instructions from the judge and couldn't seem to grasp simple legal concepts.

[@sarasnart4271]

How did the child die? You can not convict some one with no proof. The poli e and district attorney did not do their job and prove their case

[@jasonjuneau]

@@sarasnart4271 The smell of death in her trunk. The constant partying while your child is missing? It may be circumstantial, but no loving, caring mother would do that.

[@icefox94]

i remember hearing on Boze's youtube channel sometime last year that casey anthony called the cops because someone spilled their drink on her at a bar or something. only takes a few minutes for her to call the cops over a spilled drink but doesn't call them when her kid is missing for over a month? i don't think so.

[@MaryAnneRosato]

There's video of that vile woman calling the police because a woman threw a drink on her. Disgusting.

[@CharlieApples]

She actually claimed that the other woman threw her drink on her _over a guy._ Yeeeeaaah I’m sure that’s why lol, she was just jealous of her, Worst Mother in America 😂

[@HiddenDarkHM]

Well yeah obviously she would. I mean that's something severe she couldn't possibly handle on her own, not something minor and easily self-handlable like your daughter being kidnapped, jeez.

[@erinmccutcheon3751]

So not only is she a murderer she is also a Karen.

[@federicabacchini5469]

​@@erinmccutcheon3751I mean, are we really surprised by that? 😂

[@justdanie7613]

It's so disgusting how they found her not guilty, when she constantly lied , her vehicle smelled of a dead body & the "drowning", everything

[@Chloe4656.]

Absolutely disgusting she wasn't found guilty.

[@love13f]

She blamed her father falsely when he was the one who actually believed her! What an evil woman. I feel so bad for the father

[@leandradozier968]

You feel bad for a pedo?

[@love13f]

@@leandradozier968 do you really think he is a Pedo? Just like Eleanor said, we should believe the victims, but in this case, casey is a pathological liar, and shes lying about this as well

[@leandradozier968]

@@love13f it shouldn’t be ruled out. Look into the father.

[@leandradozier968]

@@love13f pathological lying is a common trauma response…..

[@love13f]

@@leandradozier968 girll... I always believe the victims but not this woman. I don't think one bit anything she says is true. He lied during her daughter's search? How is this is trauma response? We all know that shady evil lawyer is just too smart and told her to make this story up.

[@HelloGoodbye2085]

I feel so bad for the grandparents, the fact the grandfather tried to unalive himself to be with his granddaughter is utterly heartbreaking

[@LaurenKaminski]

Yes & if George really did do this & not Casey then I think that he would’ve confessed to it in his unaliving letter.

[@usagi_t]

They should have parental rights for that little girl. And no contact with that sociopath of a daughter.

[@kimberlyquintana389]

I want to start by saying I 100% believe Casey is guilty. I think she should be rotting in a jail cell right now. Maybe it's my trauma, but the fact that the grandpa tried to unalive himself to "be with his granddaughter" creeps me out...

[@DulyDownward]

@@kimberlyquintana389 It isn't meant to be creepy. Yes, it's disturbing, but you're saying "creeps me out" like you think he was, what, a pervert? You can't just use your trauma to justify subtly calling a man who lost his granddaughter, experienced a heartbreak so extreme that he tried to take his own life, a pervert.

[@kimberlyquintana389]

@@DulyDownward I did not use the word pervert and specifically called out that it could be my own trauma response that gave me a creeped out feeling as I'm aware that it colors many of my perceptions. Unfortunately, I can't change the past or how it has damaged my worldview, the most I can do is recognize when I may be misinterpreting a situation because of my experiences. I found it odd that a man would have that type of response to his granddaughter 's murder when he still had all of his children and wife to live for. Including one he believed innocent that was falsely imprisoned and just in his view tragically lost her daughter. The undue trauma that act would cause his family who are already suffering.... Grief looks different for all, I just don't understand his response.

[@LelinaOphelia]

The most devastating thing about this whole case is probably that Casey's parents would have taken her daughter gladly if she just had communicated with them that she can't handle being a mom. Her parents had supported her.

[@princessfifi4206]

I think that as well, her grandparents absolutely loved her and if Casey wasn't such an evil moster, Caylee could still be here today. My heart breaks for her and her grandparents 💔

[@erika-paigehutch3930]

they loved that baby so much and i bet they would have more than happily taken that baby but instead Casey killed her poor Caley didn't deserve that

[@Younce_Davies]

She tried. They didn't listen. LPOTL talks about how the parents forced her to keep it when she wanted to give her up for adoption.

[@AngelMary]

She didn't care. She was jealous of the attention that her parents gave Caylee. She was jealous of her own daughter & taking her away from her parents was the ultimate way to get even with them for scorning her. She didn't see Caylee as a human being she saw her as a disposable pawn in a chess game & she used her to win & by being found not guilty, she won. It makes me sick every time I hear her name. 🤬

[@tasselskeep3385]

It was to spite her mother because she threatened a custody battle

[@loserinasweater5490]

The tone in her best friends voice pleading with her to know what happened to Caylee is so sad it’s so devastating to hear I that and Casey not caring is absolutely heartbreaking that poor baby

[@nasimmason]

It's just so baffling. To kill your own daughter because you don't want to be a mother anymore. Caylee could have had a beautiful life if Casey just transferred legal guardian. It's so upsetting.

[@anneberoni]

She could have given them up to the grandparents so easily

[@origamipein18]

She could've given her to her parents to rear! She didn't have to kill her!

[@claebrennan9483]

this is assuming she killed her on purpose- could be something like she killed her accidentally and tried to cover it up

[@bthomson]

She did not want her parents to love the child. That would have meant less love to herself. She would have been jealous!

[@carmen8958]

and the way she pretends she is the victim of any of this, she is an absolutely vile person. the most recent “documentary” with casey is absolutely ABSURD. she doesn’t even mention her baby girl unless someone else brings it up, she just makes accusations towards everyone else she can think of knowing there’s no true way to really fact check them. she’s on the same level as jeffery dhamer in my eyes truly. rest of paradise to the beautiful little girl with endless potential caylee was and could’ve been.

[@riewinters]

I wouldn't call the grandparents believing their daughter "brainwashing", I'd call it "denial". No parent would want to believe their daughter killed her own child. This case is really heartbreaking, may she rest in peace.

[@mackenziev8123]

I think there was doubt in Casey’s mothers mind throughout the entire case however I fully believe her father was involved.

[@crater044]

Denial is a good word.......the problem is that the family has this very vain outlook and want to keep up appearances so they just have a history of denying everything. Casey never graduated HS. She told her parents a lie that the school wasn't letting her walk for some ridiculous reason but she was totally graduating........they even threw her a graduation party. Also......Casey was about 6-8 months before that family finally came to the realization that Casey was pregnant......because she kept lying to them and saying that she just put on weight. That's why Casey is so good at denial......she grew up around it.

[@jamie-leighgibson2338]

​@@mackenziev8123 why would u think hes involved as a police man he would know more on how not to have ur car found smelling off murder

[@rai2423]

@@mackenziev8123 Him being involved is frankly physically impossible. Besides one would think a former detective would come up with an actual plan to cover it up and a believable cover story. It’s pretty clear she came up with all of this on her own.

[@MattFromWiiiSports]

@@mackenziev8123 he tried to take his own life when he found out caylee died, why would you think he’s involved?

[@Vada_Sea]

Shame on the police department for dismissing Roy COUNTLESS times when he tried to report the bag. If they’d investigated sooner, who knows where this case could’ve gone. Disgusting. Rest in peace, precious Caylee. You deserved so much better.

[@nomdeplume2213]

Not only thatbbut then they looked into him as a suspect and it ruined his life

[@HazbinCovenWitch]

Police incompetence at it's finest. Once again.

[@bri_x_p9553]

Other than Caylee, Roy is the only person I feel sorry for in this case

[@SharpShadow7]

Missing girl and someone reporting a suspicious bin bag in a swamp area and police don’t even check it. Absolutely crazy.

[@asleepyb0i400]

@Bri_x _P Why not the parents/grandparents that obviously loved their granddaughter to death. Their names were dragged through the mud by their degenerate daughter to save her own ass. And what about Christina, who loved her best friend’s daughter more than her own mother did? Her brother?

[@ロロノアゾロ-h4m]

How disgusting of Casey to accuse her own brother and father of vile things just to cover up her own crimes. The fact that they've been so supportive and loving of her throughout the years of accusations and doubts and she repaid them by attempting to send them to jail for shit that are not even true. Her lies against Zenaida have almost sent that poor innocent old woman to jail and that should've been brought up when she tried to do the same to her family members.

[@sydneyoswald265]

The fact that she said “ my mom made me keep her” she was 20 years old, not a child. I will never understand how the jury didn’t convict her, it’s absolutely ridiculous. I’m so glad she was/is plastered all over social media, she doesn’t deserve to have a life.

[@LaurenKaminski]

Yes she should’ve had Caylee be adopted like she almost was going to be by Casey’s friend,George & Cindy probably could’ve still seen her.

[@Metroid250]

They would've more likely convicted Casey if the prosecution either offered an alternate charge or took the death penalty off the table. With the evidence at hand in the trial, I can guess that the jury was convinced enough to convict for life, but not to put Casey to death. I wouldn't be comfortable with that either, even though I support DP

[@georgia8592]

As much I despise Casey Anthony I also know regardless of age many people still have to adhere to their parents wishes or requests they dont have the luxury of making decisions for their own lives without repercussions from parents

[@sydneyoswald265]

@@georgia8592 I get that to an extent but after the age of 18 your parents have no rights over you at all. It was her decision to have caylee, it was her decision to stay at her childhood home and barely work and it sounded like she paid no bills at all so seems like she just wanted to party and have fun and not worry about responsibilities.

[@deathdragoncat]

​​@@sydneyoswald265 I get what you're saying but it's never clear cut. That sort of luxury for her probably would not have been on the table had she aborted/gave caylee up for adoption. Like you said she had no job/no home of her own meaning she'd be living under her parents home and what they want from you. You'll feel pressured since any one of those luxuries could be taken away at any point if you go against what they ask/demand of you. + when you're 18 that doesn't automatically mean you've matured into an adult you've just become one legally but your brain is still developing.

[@abbymilner6640]

I lived in Orlando when this happened, and that sweet baby girl was found behind our house. It’s the most horrific case I’ve ever followed. I’m still baffled at the fact that she’s not guilty. I’ve seen her parents out at a restaurant and it is so obvious that their joy is gone. My heart breaks for them. Casey is a monster.

[@HopeeInk]

behind your house?? I would literally move and never look back. Y'all brave for that one, Fr.

[@Nic0Dr4ws]

@@HopeeInk right, or install some forest camera or something for sure

[@denisemartin975]

I lived close to the area too when the case broke and found Caylee. I was only 12 at the time and it shocked me to my core how close it was. I will never understand the “justice” system.

[@cusinator]

Oh she’s guilty, just not found guilty

[@maddieb.4282]

You shouldn’t share this personal information on the internet, someone could easily find you

[@camouflage81]

The diary note proves everything. It's the strongest. It's about it being the happiest day of her life, knowing her daughter is lost!

[@wassupp_]

And how was that not treated as the main evidence, baffles me!! I sat through the whole video thinking that ik what the outcome would be, but no! The murderer is free!!

[@AmyAberrant]

The strongest thing to me was the google searches. There’s no explaining that away.

[@unwelcomejohnny8933]

I feel horrible for George Anthony, the accusations made against him must've just absolutely broken him, i cant imagine how he must have felt in that moment, oh my god

[@melissamoonchild9216]

my heart truly breaks for him.

[@thedeserts]

christina being more emotional about her child than casey is INSANE... how is this woman free omg

[@HiddenDarkHM]

I've never heard that call before and I was just sitting here staring at my tablet with my hand over my mouth.

[@Dustandfuzz]

Any normal mother would have reported her daughter missing. The baby was dead and that’s why the grandparents never got to speak to her. Of course she wouldn’t report her missing child because she knew what she did. Poor grandparents. She even accused her own father of SAing her. She is a dangerous psycho let go free.

[@Krystal_Clearr]

How this vile woman was found not-guilty will forever frustrate me

[@shaylawatson1244]

Same

[@Serendipityismyfaveword]

Apparently because there was no evidence to definitely say that she was the one to kill Caylee. In my eyes tho, not telling anyone for 31 days, lying to police, car smelling of decomposition is enough to prove her guilt.

[@leafreeman8745]

If my father molested me as a child, I would NEVER have my daughter around him. She’s an actual idiot. This whole thing is mind blowing. The amount of lies Casey told is ridiculous.

[@kae7624]

😮😅::: , ,0

[@hh-kr6nn]

I know people deal with things differently but I wouldn't be saying to my molester father that he was a "great dad and grandfather and should never for a second think differently".

[@nobleofblackcats9726]

My bio mother knew her father molested kids before and still tried to take me to live there when I was a kid, thankfully my family who actually had custody realized I had been kidnapped after only a few hours so we never made it that far. Even still who the fuck does or tries to do that to a kid!?

[@nataliegist2014]

Right

[@Jellybeansatdusk]

Honestly even if he did, that gave her no right to kill her own child.

[@mewberryfan1000]

Here's my question: why did no one question her boyfriend? Surely he would have asked her where her daughter was or she would have told him SOMETHING right? It baffles me that it doesn't sound like he was questioned and I can't understand why. RIP to this poor baby. I'm sorry but I definitely believe she killed her daughter.

[@AmyAberrant]

He’s almost as bad as she is. He was definitely complicit in her disappearance, even just through not asking where she is or caring about it?

[@kiranjitKaur61]

Apparently the boyfriend were informed by the girlfriend that a nanny were now taking care of caylee Full-Time.

[@ericabouchard8786]

They did ask him and his roommates. They literally testified in trial. They thought she was being taken care of by a nanny or Casey's parents had her.

[@susanarbogast5224]

Both boyfriends were questioned and testified at trial. They believed Casey when she told them the baby was with the nanny or her parents.

[@johnerickson4064]

They absolutely did question the boyfriend and he ended up testifying for the prosecution he was told the same lie by casey about the zanny nanny he had nothing to do with it

[@kaylakent446]

It’s funny how Casey calls the police now when she gets “bullied” in public but she couldn’t have done it when her own daughter went missing. I hope I run into her some day.

[@zendog8888]

I bet she walks with security till this day. That's why no one gotten to her yet.

[@paypay4208]

@@zendog8888 if you’ve seen her lately, she’s built like a brick house. She has certainly worked out, and probably has taken a few lessons in defending herself because of this I’m sure.

[@wynlovepotestas9716]

Samedt I'd like to get a hold of even a strand of her hair and call any voodoo people and do their thing being creative like dunno shit herself a full durian fruit with those spikes 😊😊😊

[@randomsillyness]

​@@paypay4208 she ain't bulletproof tho

[@Metroid250]

Right? I got some McDonald's steaming hot coffee for when she and I run into each other. Child killers must be reflected how they truly are in and out

[@CaitlinLouise]

cannot even imagine the feeling her father and brother must’ve felt hearing those allegations dropped in the courtroom

[@daisyparker736]

this case breaks my heart. The worst part is how Casey blamed her parents knowing full well that they loved Kaylee more than anyone in the world. The fact that the jury found her not guilty after hearing all of this is absolutely baffling. rip Kaylee 🕊

[@LoreleiJohnson-vk7jk]

*Caylee

[@paddy1144]

Ph her mother stood by her through all her alligations aginst her family, her mother deserves as much hate as her daughter! both are scum

[@tonybrown680]

​@@paddy1144 facts ..the parents to me are just as dumb as the jury who set her free.

[@mgmk1093]

Effin Florida man. It doesn’t make sense.

[@vampyvamp145]

its not that they found her not guilty, it’s that casey’s lawyer added reasonable doubt. There can be no reasonable doubt for these cases unfortunately, which is why she was released

[@WolfofLedgend]

Grew up in FL and watched the trial as a kid. Im now a few years older than Casey was and have a child Caylee's age. I can never imagine hurting my children. I'll never be able to wrap my head around how she acted.

[@mickyfish536]

Also THANK YOU for making the point that Casey NEVER called any type of emergency line or law enforcement to report Caylee missing. If she had her way, I fully believe we still would not know that Caylee Anthony was gone. Also, annoyed. That's the word you're looking for. Casey sounds *annoyed* on the 911 call that her mother panicked and called.

[@banditpoon714]

And you can hear her say to her mom, I dont want to talk to them

[@Jonathan-pp3du]

She's still hot though😍

[@serendpity3478]

@@banditpoon714 What she actually says is :I have nothing to say to them." All I can assume is that a jury of people who were so clueless about the world around them they hadn't even heard of this case before the trial started would be about the only group of people in the world dumb enough to hear the mother of a missing child say that & not know immediately that she was guilty.

[@charley_warlzz]

@@serendpity3478 that is the point of a jury, yes. They HAVE to be clueless about the case to give a fair trial

[@lexinicole4317]

@@charley_warlzz Not clueless about the case: unbiased about the case. They’re supposed to receive the relevant information during the case. If they don’t, it’s a failure of the prosecution to provide that evidence. Unfortunately, I believe that is a large component in this case.

[@samburwell8612]

To me.. this whole case is sick.. but I cannot believe she did that to her own dad. She legit said to him ON CAMERA “you are a good father and granddad”.. but then goes on in court to say he SA HER? she is truly one of the most disgusting humans to ever step foot on this planet. Eleanor always says “I don’t want to disrespect any one in this video” .. don’t worry I’ll do it for you girl! She is human trash and I hope she gets what’s coming to her soon.

[@leahpea5613]

You forgot to mention that her boyfriend said “Zanny the Nanny” was Casey’s euphemism for giving Caylee Xanax so they could have alone time. So it would be more like “Xanny the Nanny.”

[@nthgth]

Wow. Did NOT know that. Jesus

[@lydiataylor5721]

wow oh my god

[@sngray11]

Exactly! I was surprised she didn’t mention that fact.

[@introusas]

That makes me fucking sick.

[@megangwilliam5343]

Oh does she never mention it? I haven’t finished the video yet, but as soon as Xanny was mentioned I remembered the whole case

[@khaztaraine]

Oof, I remember living in Florida while this case was ongoing, and let me tell you - it was madness. Public outrage was at an all-time high. People were calling for the death penalty where I lived, it was talked about constantly at the high school I attended. When the verdict was passed, quite a few of us believed Casey would end up dead. This case is still shocking.

[@dbzgal04]

I'm not even from Florida, and I'm surprised Casey hasn't wound up dead.

[@maddieeeeeeeeeeee18]

The convo with Christina was chilling. How can she be seemingly annoyed by her best friend breaking down about her missing daughter 😔 RIP Caylee, you deserved so much better 💔

[@jaquaraolivialawton10]

ik that part made me furious, she’s a monster, she deserved to rot in jail

[@AlienZizi]

yeah christinas reaction made me tear up, she clearly loved caylee a lot. and then her own mother manages to demonstrate an audible eye roll...

[@tinkercat8268]

@@jaquaraolivialawton10 this “female fog” is not in jail🤬 she’s out living her life mucking up more of our Florida reputation. Jose Bias is an equally disgusting human for taking her case.

[@brooketummons8564]

I don't know how people didn't catch on that "Zanny" was Xanax... and what's scary is Casey said "Zanny" was babysitting Caylee for 2 YEARS! So it makes me wonder if Casey was drugging Caylee so she could go party for 2 years!

[@lolz6449]

Yes I was looking for this comment ! Did ellie not mention the xanax?? I thought it was one of her friends that said something about Casey laughing about zanny the nanny inferring that she drugged her with xanax

[@Topdoggie7]

Zanny is Xanax and I don't know how nobody got that.

[@Dancerangel06]

I've heard this case multiple times never realized that she was drugging her with that

[@brooketummons8564]

@@lolz6449 Eleanor probably didn't come across it in her research or she did but figured everyone knew about it already.

[@staceyfrancois2593]

I think if they had found Caylees body earlier and done the autopsy they would’ve found the Xanax in her system and casey would still be in prison today

[@sycoszn]

Caylee gets so lost in this story due to her own mothers narcissism, thank you for covering this case. Casey is a monster.

[@bellalulu02]

i know/hear the case more as the Casey Anthony case rather than Caylee ): it’s her name we should be talking about

[@Jonathan-pp3du]

I crush on Casey. She's hot😍

[@melissakondek6370]

Same

[@xLunarie]

As Casey wanted it. She is so obviously annoyed at so many people being focused on Caylee during the investigation.

[@susanarbogast5224]

The pathological lying, all these people she made up with detailed accounts of their lives, still just floors me. What a psychological study she would be. Many years ago, I lost my 2 year old for 5 minutes - I can't explain the sheer panic & fear I experienced for those 5 minutes. I was about to collapse. What mother wouldn't report a child missing for 30 days and go out partying. A sociopath.

[@peggypeggy4137]

My son ducked under a clothes rack in a crowded department store when he was a little older than Caylee. He was out of my sight for literally seconds and I was screaming for a security guard. He pops his head out grinning. I still remember the horror of that moment like it was yesterday. It was 22 years ago !

[@juliacooper1484]

I don’t know if I’m more angry at Casey or the people that dubbed her innocent. It’s so disgusting. The coffin flies in the trunk, the duck tape on Calyees mouth, the way that she lied to officers, and took them on a wild goose chase through Universal when she didn’t even work there. She is psychotic. If my son was missing for more than five minutes, I would panic. Also, good liars will always have a little truth in statements. Notice how she says ‘I haven’t seen Caylee since…’ Because maybe she hadn’t, but that’s because she was murdered, which she left out

[@pixlbunni]

omg yes! The ducktape! WTF??? like, there's no reason to put ducktape on an already dead girls mouth just to transport her and dispose of her. You put ductape on someone's mouth while they're alive. That alone should make it so obvious that this wasn't an accident and she didn't drown.

[@am_Nein]

They shouldn't've gone out of their way to find people who haven't heard of Casey. There was a REASON they haven't heard.

[@GeG-u3j]

Right? My dog went missing for almost an hour one time and I was crying and searching the neighborhood. Casey sickens me! Why hasn’t anyone fought her yet smh

[@marshmellowdragon4081]

I think Casey was over charged, if the death sentence hadn't been on the table, I think she would have been convicted. I can't imagine having to make that decision for anyone.

[@princesspikachu3915]

@@marshmellowdragon4081 Especially since prison would have taken care of that little detail in the sentencing. It did for Dahmer.

[@jessabuns3333]

I just cannot believe that they couldn't get a conviction of at least child abuse for not reporting her missing. That's insane!

[@DoyliesuarusRex]

It wasn’t a crime then. That’s why they made Caylee’s law, so that they could charge parents in the future for this. Unfortunately, laws are usually formed after something heinous has already happened to prevent it from happening again. So sad that she had to be one of the first cases to bring this issue to light and got no justice.

[@l.m.l3337]

@@DoyliesuarusRex well said ❤️‍🩹

[@pinkTonya24]

The verdict in this case is the most inraging verdict I have ever heard!! Unbelievable to me that she got away with this murder 100% Scott free!

[@LaurenKaminski]

Yes & she was found not guilty of neglect which that was!

[@ilanelsen8321]

@@pinkTonya24 We must hope that Casey is thinking about her actions for the rest of her life

[@dingdring6317]

Caylee and i were born on the same day (august 9 2005) and when i graduated highschool last month for some reason i thought of her thinking that she would be graduating in the class of 2023 with me if what had happened never occurred. Its sad that her sociopathic mother did this to her.

[@anahla1546]

it’s just so sad .. but happy birthday in advance ❤️

[@vampsera]

i was only a week younger than her, i cant believe she missed out on life because of her shit mom. so sad

[@YouveBeenMegged]

My gods, Caylee would be almost exactly a year older than me if she were still here. It’s tragic, and absolutely deplorable that her killer is still free.

[@idkseemsfun3430]

I was born on the 11th August 2005 she would have been 19 this year

[@sybill123ful]

fun fact: every time casey anthony gets publicly harassed, an angel gets its wings

[@jessrose918]

"I look like hell" ... What an absolute narcissist. As if you'd care how you looked if your child was missing, I think I'd go into utter mental breakdown if that happened to me and my little boy. Thanks for covering this case Eleanor ❤

[@littlelou050]

i think 'narcissist' might be exactly it. her parents don't seem like the type who'd teach her something like this so instead it being a neurological disorder that was left untreated makes sense. not an excuse obviously but a reason because while this sounds terrible to us to her it was just her way out because her brain is wired to only care about herself. normal people don't do things like this. very sad. but this is why mental heath is so important. and why i believe we need to properly educate people before they become parents to lower cases of abuse etc. i do doubt that there wasn't warning signs that the people around her should've picked up on though. that poor little girl, she had a whole life to live. her mother should've loved her and cared for her. she deserved atleast that.

[@jessrose918]

@@littlelou050 very true! I agree, there must have been warning signs. She seemed really close to her parents so it's surprising they didn't suspect she might need help way before Caylee went missing (not sure if that's how you spell her name). I was lying awake last night thinking, can this case be reopened? Surely? The trial seems like it was treated like a circus by her defence lawyer... A little girl is dead and died in the most heartbreaking way by (clearly) someone who was supposed to protect her at all costs, whether it was Casey or George (highly unlikely it was George) something needs to be done to actually get Caylee the justice she deserves.

[@adriana_cern]

I think she deffo is a narcissist, she literally only cared about herself, showed no remorse, no empathy, was lying and manipulating everyone around her.. disgusting person.

[@astrowolvez]

And that’s the first time she starts crying.

[@taylorlucc]

@@jessrose918the case can’t be reopened. Once your charges are dismissed and your deemed not guilty it’s not allowed to be opened again, in a lot of states at least. I do think there were warning signs. Someone else in the comments said (and I don’t know how true this is) that she lied to her parents about graduating highschool when she never did, and that no one knew she was pregnant for 6-8 months because she lied and said she was just gaining weight. The thing with narcissistic people though is they need to want to get help for it to be beneficial and they almost never do. And you never really think something like this is gonna happen until it happens unfortunately because narcissistic people can be really charming and make themselves seem mostly normal. I have a family member that is without a doubt narcissistic, but refuses any help offered to her. It’s sad and scary. But I don’t think there was much her parents or anyone around her could’ve done.

[@meaghanfox5602]

This case was the first time I remember seeing my mom genuinely angry at something. The day the verdict was read, I thought she was going to lose it.

[@bexlaw3127]

I don't think anyone would have blamed her if she had. 😢

[@Iloverandomness100]

Mine too. She was so beyond pissed and heartbroken. She hugged me and cried. At the time I had few details and didn’t quite understand why she was crying

[@eva.1749]

the fact that she got away this and got exactly what she wanted is insane to me.

[@rivervan]

She got a whole mini docuseries about “her side” of the story, it’s ridiculous and bs

[@Jonathan-pp3du]

She's hot though😍

[@PixieCadet]

Absolutely Disgusting. I am actually surprised she is still ali..., Uhu around.

[@leakingbieber1295]

But her life will never be the same and is ruined forever, she can’t even show her face in public

[@clint9027]

I’m reading comments before iv finished the story, please tell me you’re joking cause I’ll launch this phone across the room!!

[@Laurahands04]

they attempted to create a monster out the man who was so desperate to be one with Caylee that he was attempting (severely at that) to take his own life. Disgusting

[@shepskylady4891]

The fact that she talks about Caylee in past tense and then corrects herself and uses present tense is heartbreaking

[@LaurenKaminski]

Also the first time that they found remains Casey didn’t freak out (because it wasn’t Caylee’s,it was a different case) because she knew that it wasn’t Caylee because that’s not where she put it,but as soon as they found other remains Casey freaked out because she knew that is where she put them,it turned out to be Caylee.😢💔

[@DreemyDreemz]

I love that the police interrogating Casey treated her like an idiot. Like, how are you going to, supposedly, know your daughter is kidnapped and NOT report it? Why would you waste police time completely if you know that your daughter's time is either up or running out? Even the whole "but I'm so scared" excuse is ridiculous, because I'm sure any parent would rather find their child's body to give a proper burial and get closure than just NEVER find their child again, and to always wonder if they're still out there.

[@zealiousartz]

The fact that she can sleep soundly at night KNOWING she killed her baby baffles me

[@nationalinstituteofcheese3012]

You’d be surprised what goes on in the mind of a psychopath

[@lorimiller4301]

I've heard that they can tell who is guilty when they go to jail. The guilty sleep through the night. The innocent don't.

[@zealiousartz]

@@lorimiller4301 welp then i guess we know who is guilty

[@BeeKayy13]

She literally said in an interview that she's learnt to deal with "her loss" and sleeps well at night. Like a slap in the face to EVERYONE, most of all her daughter, and those closest to her. It's not even a surprise she acts this way, she literally got away with murder, so why would she turn a new leaf now..

[@macklyon7476]

And to put her picture on her fireplace mantle is just disgusting.

[@marionhills8031]

i will never understand why casey didnt just leave caylee with her parents, or even have them adopt her if she really didn’t want to be a mom. jfc

[@peggypeggy4137]

I think I remember something about the grandparents wanting to adopt Kaylee. The grandparents were paying for her up bringing anyway, because parasite Casey wasn't even working. Maybe she just wanted to hang on to the situation where she was living there for free and Caylee was the ticket. If grandparents adopted her, Casey might have to go out and actually get a job. Better to fake that there was a nanny & hang out with her friends all day.

[@alanaellerson7456]

That poor baby had so much love in her life, hearing her friend desperately asking what happened broke my heart. She could’ve left her with her parents easily. She killed that baby and let her family and friends look for her that is evil. She is a monster.

[@jasminetucker7259]

You are right. I hope she never finds happiness

[@arrow_of_ravenclaw5155]

This case still gets me to this day. The fact that the mom was found not guilty has never sat right with me

[@depgabby]

She would’ve been found guilty if the prosecution didn’t seek the death penalty

[@Schnooks83]

@@depgabby , shame on the jury then.

[@terridemaio2926]

It Boils my Blood I Always Felt she was involved

[@hoziersexual]

Ikr? She was so unbothered.

[@depgabby]

@@Schnooks83 Its not their fault. There was not that much physical evidence and people felt uncomfortable sending a 22 year-old mother to her death. They would’ve had to live with that. Jury duty is hard, don’t judge too harshly

[@maddieredman6910]

I have no idea how the jury couldn’t see she was guilty. The fact she’d lied about having a call from Caylee shows that she knew she was dead. Would Cindy have really called frantically on that day if her and George knew she’d been dead for a month? 10 days for the death of an innocence little girl is honestly disgusting. Rest In Peace little Caylee

[@icetea3854]

Not enough proof sadly

[@geekgirl_luv4262]

Unfortunately there's just not enough proof for a conviction. Her behavior (lying, lack of emotion, etc) is suspicious, but doesn't necessarily mean she did it. Those behaviors could also be symptoms of a personality disorder, or could have some other explanation. While I do personally think that she definitely did it, and while I think the other evidence they found is pretty damning, it is largely circumstantial and so I don't know if it's enough to actually prove her guilt in court. Especially since I’m pretty sure Eleanor said that the prosecution was asking for the death penalty, so I imagine that the burden of proof would be much higher.

[@shannonstarr7980]

Judge and Jury were about as dumb as George and Cindy

[@Ninehatesit]

@@geekgirl_luv4262 it just seems like the jury wanted to play devils advocate. there is so much evidence that was overlooked for a flimsy wierd theory/story

[@geekgirl_luv4262]

@@Ninehatesit I don’t think the evidence was overlooked, I just think that most of it was too circumstantial to convict her on. The jury not convicting her doesn’t necessarily mean that they fully believed her story, it just means that there was reasonable doubt that she was guilty.

[@Lozzo1390]

It's very annoying that the police couldn't be bothered to go check that bag sooner. Especially with the proximity to the Anthony household and the fact Kaylee was missing. You'd think they'd investigate any lead just in case. Casey deserves to rot in hell. She's an evil woman who is clearly guilty. Made me feel sick when she said I feel in my heart she is close by knowing she'd dumped her 10 minutes away from home.

[@Hiphilmahooters]

No matter how many times I’ve heard Caylee’s story, I will never believe her mother is innocent. Caylee deserved better and the fact that she’d be in her early 20s now just makes me so sad.

[@pinkTonya24]

Actually she was born in August 2005 so she would be graduating high-school this year, along with my own daughter. She would be turning 18 this summer. She should still be here, and her own mother is to blame for her not!+

[@bjhhb3143]

39:54 Listening to Christina and Caylee’s family try to plead with Casey to give them anything she knows is heart breaking. That baby was so loved and it’s so devastating to think that she’d be graduating high school soon if she was still alive. Casey robbed not only her daughter, but her daughter’s loved ones of experiencing Caylee’s life.

[@SallyIvison-b5p]

I love how gently Eleanor speaks about child victims in all of her cases.

[@MinaDi.Angelo]

....when the parents where visiting she literally said "I as a mom feel that she is really close, I just know" meanwhile she was left in a bag less then 10 minutes away from their house.

[@sarasabeleer]

When the mom asks her “do you think we will be able to find her?” I think she wasn’t looking for confort or reassurance, I think she genuinely asking Casey if they WOULD be able to find her, as in “did you kill your daughter?” A mom’s intuition is never wrong

[@melodyecho13]

my thoughts exactly, it was like she was trying to get some sort of info out of her with each question

[@abbey2376]

100% especially with the dad saying that she can tell him anything. They went in there trying to get a confession, they knew

[@melodyecho13]

@@abbey2376 and the fact that she would talk about her in the past tense while on the phone with them and then correct herself is so sus. The fact that she spins the narrative in the end and blames her father and tries to pin it on him instead is so beyond low, im furious she got away with this

[@maddieclarke258]

I think they knew she did it but didn’t want to doubt her. They seemed to be searching for confession in that conversation (as others have mentioned the dad constantly reassuring that they love her/everything’s ok, the mom asking will we be able to find her?, etc). Admitting out loud that your daughter did this would be so hard, but I think they knew deep down

[@introusas]

They were definitely instructed by police on how to get info/detect lies. Like how the mother told her to lift her head up and make eye contact, & the dad said “You know you can tell me anything.”

[@yessir222]

there is so much evidence that casey CLEARLY murdered her daughter and she still got away with it makes me SO upset. the fact that the killer of little Caylee is right in front of their faces and they just let her roam free is beyond me. she wasn’t sad or worried when her child disappeared and she didn’t even report her, her mother reported it and her mom was so much more worried about Caylee than casey was. i just can’t believe she wasn’t charged with murder.

[@amarilismassanet9626]

The jury failed the people big time

[@atmywhitson]

And yet?

[@Diamondr11Blue]

@@amarilismassanet9626 gender bias + white woman. What else

[@InvaderTee]

And now she's writing books and making movies based on her own murdering of her child 😡

[@AK-fr5zv]

Her mother waited for a bunch of time as well. Also, not acting the way you think someone whose child has gone missing should be acting is not an indicator of guilt much less a crime.

[@introusas]

Hearing her friend say “If anything happens to Caylee I’ll die” was fucking heart-wrenching. I bet she still thinks of Caylee every day.

[@louisyguezem]

I know. And for Casey to still push on with attaining her boyfriend's phone number is what disturbs me. As a mother you're supposed to show your child unconditional love, how does your best friend love your child more than you?

[@louiseepoppers911]

It’s so sad, and Casey’s response to that was absolutely disgusting.

[@LaurenKaminski]

I think she is probably the friend that wanted to adopt her.

[@babieangeljeno1656]

The way she just calmly talks while the police are getting frustrated irks me so much, she's definitely a pathological liar

[@Nyximlee]

She's a monster, plain and simple. I have no idea how she wasn't found guilty of murdering her daughter. So infuriating.

[@this1strash757]

i cannot even begin to imagine the hurt casey's father must have felt during the trial. not only does his daughter stand accused for the murder of his granddaughter, but now she's accusing you of sexually abusing her. it must have broken his heart

[@cecilia-joyadamou2074]

I honestly feel so bad for Casey’s father - hearing your daughter (or her defence lawyer) accuse you of such atrocities must have been absolutely horrific 😢 The outcome of this case is so sad.

[@mackenziev8123]

I don’t. If you listen to the livestream from the funeral, watch the docu series, and see the way Caylees body was found it’s almost obvious he was involved.

[@lexinicole4317]

@@mackenziev8123 Caylee’s body was never found. Her bones were found in a bag, in a swamp, with duct tape stuck to the skull. If your only “evidence” is things that Casey has said, you have no evidence. She lied about everything. All of the physical proof disproves what you’re saying. It is astounding you would defend a child murderer.

[@love13f]

@@mackenziev8123 bro?? Its just some stupid story her lawyer made up at the end moment when they knew they were going to lose!

[@Beth15678]

@@mackenziev8123 I really want to know why you feel so strongly that her dad had something to do with it that you’ve felt the need to comment it 10 times?? Like what is your reason for thinking he was involved?

[@astrowolvez]

@@mackenziev8123 she looked up how to suffocate.

[@BraigeMedeiros]

This case absolutely breaks my heart because if Caylee were alive today, we would be around the same age. Thinking about my own life and how much i’ve gotten to experience and grow through really puts into perspective how much Caylee was robbed of

[@ad8447]

So you are eight years old? Why are you watching this???go do your homework

[@--flora-fnaf---]

​@@ad8447no, she would be 18 this year.

[@ad8447]

@@--flora-fnaf--- omg. When did this shit happened?? That long ago?

[@--flora-fnaf---]

@@ad8447 yeah I think it was around 2007 because I believe she was 2 and they said she was born in 2005

[@ericabouchard8786]

​@@ad8447this happened in 2008.. Caylee was reported missing in June.. she would have been 3 in August of that year... so yea that long ago

[@C45_and_ZZ]

The fact that people get sent to life for weed in this country, and she walks free, infuriates me. I hate this system.

[@hayleymonroe7866]

Literally nobody has been sentenced to life in prison for just weed lol

[@remslut]

@@hayleymonroe7866 yes they have? weed possession gets you life in prison in some cases. google it.

[@taysocool01]

@@hayleymonroe7866John Knock

[@yeseniacampos4827]

​@@taysocool012 life sentences for weed?!?

[@sngray11]

The fact that Caylee never received the justice that she deserved is so beyond heartbreaking. And it angers me that her mother isn’t behind bars for life for what she did to her precious daughter. Rest in peace Caylee! 💗

[@jourdyngroman]

i fully believes that if the police had gone to check out ray's report the first time, there would have been tons more evidence that would have nailed Casey to the ground. she's despicable and she has never shown an ounce of genuine sadness for the loss of her gorgeous baby. i just truly hope she faces some street justice one day

[@amelia_rose]

Blaming the grandad was the most awful thing you could do. The grandparents clearly cared about that child so much.

[@ToriOfTheNile]

I never thought there could ever be a bigger victim than the literal victim but holy shit, the grandfather…. The grandfather, his suicide attempt, to be thrown under the bus, and then accused of molesting your own child, I mean come tf on 🥺

[@marklll4426]

right??? George probably suspected something already or in the back of his mind, he knew that woman killed his granddaughter but he still mentioned in his suicide note that she's innocent. my heart breaks for the family who did nothing but to turn a blind eye in the face of EVERYTHING.

[@LulaDilshad]

Nothing gets my blood boiling like Casey Anthony's case. If she didn't want to be a mother, her parents would have very happily adopted Caylee. They were raising her as their own daughter anyways!

[@samkay-od5jc]

LULA MEAN PENiS IN MY LANGUAGE

[@EveGarciaaa]

the way even her friend on the call said “if anything happens to caylee I’ll die” seems like even her friend was more worried abt caylee than what her own mother was, and then she claimed that her father sa her right after he literally tried to unalive himself cus he couldn’t live without his granddaughter is heartbreaking :(

[@starzzz29]

This is so disgusting and just frustrating to hear. Caylee didn't deserve that in any way, and especially the fact both Casey's father and brother were accused of SA, when Casey's father literally was supporting her. This case is the most saddest and frustrating thing to hear.

[@FERALRACC00N]

My heart sinks every time I think about this monster. That poor baby deserved better. Even more sad when you think about how her parents would've gladly taken Caylee with no hard feelings towards Casey. There's no reason that baby needed to die.

[@saragutierrez5554]

Totally agree !

[@coryjohnson2486]

I just rewatched the JCS video on this monster. How she got away with it is truly ASTONISHING and disgusting.

[@cleoh666]

I am seriously still so stunned that she wasn't convicted!? I can't understand it and it's a terrible injustice

[@nasimmason]

@@cleoh666 i think it's because they tried to go for the death penalty, but even so, she deserves to be behind bars forever.

[@Mia_M]

The jury admitted that they all thought she was guilty, but because the death penalty was on the table, they felt the prosecution hadn't presented a strong enough case.

[@MissMelissy]

I remember when I heard the innocent verdict and I teared up. Devastating. I would love to run into her on the street

[@christinamurphy8645]

It’s because the trial was in Florida…

[@lauriethompson6069]

As a young mother This case absolutely sickens me to the core… the way this person can just get away with doing this and live happily ever after just infuriates me beyond measure.

[@clownbabie]

i was 8 when this case unfolded and it still resonates so deep within me. i remember my nana watching updates on it and the whole nation was in an uproar when this woman was let off. RIP to that sweet baby. 🥺