There's Something About Casey...

[@JCS]

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[@1973miniclubman]

Can U do one on Arron Hernandez the nfl guy

[@bludelo3492]

I love stephanie harlowe

[@1973miniclubman]

One of the best channels on KZbin. Keep em coming

[@iamnotbabyblue]

Thank you for your hard work. You could seriously make this into a TV show! Your production, script and narration is amazing. Have a good one, Jim!

[@sofiaalmeida3770]

JCS - Criminal Psychology two of my favorite channels right here :)

[@AmyandIrving]

Show of hands, who is STILL absolutely DUMBFOUNDED this murderer was found not guilty...

[@TimyD]

i dont have enough hands

[@AmyandIrving]

@@TimyD 😂😂😂

[@gennyzelis2303]

🤚

[@uncledoctor6920]

✋

[@CatEatingD0nutz]

🤚🤚

[@marcicanp]

The fact that she wrote in her journal that she’s the happiest she’s ever been in the midst of her daughter being ‘missing’ says a LOT.

[@jenniferceballos3665]

Actually she wrote more than that in a excerpt of a journal she’s asking for forgiveness for a mortal sin. And then she goes on to say that she has done a terrible thing that must not be named.

[@jenniferceballos3665]

Casey Anthony killed her kid she wrote it on her journal there’s no doubt about that she just had a hell of a lawyer who got her free

[@matthewbeck729]

I have run into several young women like her and can see right through her talk. People like her don't realize we have a full view of the truth, but her parents just shoved the truth under a rug and now their grand daughter got buried there too.

[@candicehoneycutt4318]

nuff sed They were being figurative. iirc somebody found poor Caylee in a garbage bag outside somewhere

[@quickchris10comcast]

Dumb jurors to fall for a slick-talking defense attorney. But the prosecutor should have seen this coming and stressed "beyond reasonable doubt" versus "beyond all doubt."

[@ladyreverie7027]

It's interesting that when she was found not guilty, her family did not look relieved or cry or anything. They were stonefaced. Because they know she's guilty.

[@P9rkour90]

I wonder how her parents are doing and how they’ve dealt with it all after the trial...

[@seeingeyegod]

and they just got painted as child molesters and probably get death threats to this day.

[@MT-if1jr]

They got her a crooked, expensive attorney.

[@Blernster]

@A B umm learn English dummy superfluous? She didn't have the flu idiot LMAO

[@hayleylongster4698]

I hope her parents never speak to her again.

[@mannequinskywalter]

i feel terrible for her father. imagine being falsely accused of sexually assaulting your own daughter. i hope nobody bought that bs.

[@mannequinskywalter]

@@michals2351 yes, he didn't molest her like she was claiming.

[@DRXNESTRIKE]

@@michals2351😂

[@theskyizblue2day431]

@@michals2351this loser likely thinks all men are grapists.

[@MrDalebramall]

​@@michals2351Yeah, that means he didn't in case you were curious

[@lorrainecollins5976]

Especially when she told her dad on the phone that he was the best dad and grandpa. She has to live with this the rest of her life.

[@caileenbeanin]

The mother literally said Casey's car smelled like a dead body in the 911 call. I hate this jury.

[@reesebrindle1809]

Then later claims it was pizza. Yah, uh no. Big damn difference.

[@reesebrindle1809]

@@caileenbeanin That call is haunting isn’t it? Ugh

[@moseskingofteabrews2021]

The defence was arguing against homicide/manslaughter, instead claiming that she didn't report an accidental death. Maybe another case could be against her for not reporting a death to the state and improper burial, but hey I'm not a lawyer. Seemed like a dirty tactic and without evidence to call her own dad a pedo.

[@reesebrindle1809]

@@moseskingofteabrews2021 Agreed! “ Dirty “ is putting it lightly.

[@moseskingofteabrews2021]

@@reesebrindle1809 If the family could have gotten any more fractured, this was the log split in two. One of two people she truly had in her corner, she denounced and ripped his heart out in a televised event.

[@elizabethkiesewetter4630]

The fact that she was annoyed by her best friend crying over caylee being gone infuriated me

[@soap6939]

I dunno, she was also probing her for information, which to me, would be insanely insulting if you were innocent.

[@nepnep1802]

@@soap6939 yeah that's true, but she ain't innocent lmao

[@OmarMohamed-ze7jy]

she was annoyed at her friend's ability to have emotions, creepy how coldblooded she is

[@frlipa]

@@soap6939 If she were innocent she would give up info?

[@pigeonmann9131]

@@soap6939 ...but she obviously wasn't innocent

[@illProductionsmp]

the defense literally opened with “she died in a pool” and closed with “we will never know how she died”

[@eldiablo2044]

I think he meant how she ended up in the pool

[@coltafanan]

@@eldiablo2044 but her body was found in a swamp?? The defense is looking for all the facts yet they they ignore that one

[@nigganesebeans7896]

@@costanicholas bro she had duct tape on her body and Casey literally looked up “fool proof suffocation” that’s basically like finding a book in the library called “murder for dummies”

[@ayoubinnis8313]

Is not for the defense to prove how she died, their job is to prove their client didn't do it, regardless how she died

[@MansoorSyed241]

@@coltafanan her defense might try to have her charged with inappropriate handling and/or disposal of a corpse as well as several other smaller charges rather than something as huge as the murder of a child

[@barbarakefalas3564]

one of casey`s friends did an interview saying that casey used to say that "xanny the nanny" was watching her daughter whenever she was out partying with her friends. The guy said that everyone kind of knew she was implying that she was dosing her daughter with xanax before going out. he also thinks that caylee died of a xanax overdose which casey tried to coverup. and when asked who was watching her daughter she says "Zanny" was. pretty convincing theory imo

[@bboyfocus12]

thats fucking bizare i need to see this thing

[@akshunnjakhu8431]

That's terrifying. Where was this friend during investigation? I feel like no-one except the monster and her lawyer were determined enough to win this thing. Such a shame.

[@barbarakefalas3564]

@@akshunnjakhu8431 not sure. It was part of a documentary done including Casey’s parents. Her dad also insists that caylee died of a drug overdose. Too weird of a coincidence in my opinion. I can’t find the doc (think it was hulu or paramount), but you can find interviews of her father saying it in interviews

[@stargaz1n]

thats fucking crazy

[@anabanana5333]

This is my theory too, I believe it 100%

[@patrickkinnear8625]

On the mother's 911 call, she immediately mentions that Casey's car smelled like a dead body. She absolutely knew what her daughter did right away.

[@subfornt14]

@@stevtrix50 2:28 she say: "And it smells like there's been a dead body in the damn car."

[@patrickkinnear8625]

@@stevtrix50 what a strange thing to say, Steve.

[@turolretar]

@@stevtrix50 mr Anderson... you disappoint me

[@Josh-vl7qd]

@@stevtrix50 imagine being that smug about something and being wrong about it lmao

[@midnight-user12]

@@stevtrix50 I need to know more about the father because knowing he's a ex cop is a relief but seeing his face looks he looks like a psychopath.

[@AteAlm5000]

She went out partying... THREE DAYS AFTER HER DAUGHTER WENT MISSING... there’s too much evidence against her and I can’t believe she was rewarded a free life

[@Michael_MW]

@2020 Trump She is free. She is living.

[@billysgeo]

SHE GOT OUT SCOT FREE???????????????? noooooooooooooooooooooo

[@twistedyogert]

Because the American legal system is a joke. People get put away for years because of drugs but sometimes murderers get away with no charges or a slap on the wrist.

[@billysgeo]

@@twistedyogert Don't worry man... it's like that almost everywhere around the world! Some places even worse! Not that one should put up with it, but it's universal.

[@twistedyogert]

@@billysgeo Perhaps vigilantism should be allowed.

[@gracekitchin7674]

when christina said “if anything happened to that baby i’ll die.” in tears and Casey decides to say “calling you guys is such a waste.” is actually disgusting

[@gayledimitri5887]

Just shows what type of selfish, self centered narcissist she is. Karma will catch up with her.

[@Cola.Cube.]

@Jotaro97 yes, yes it does.

[@a.froman1419]

That baby and the Grandparents deserved so much better.... if only the Grandparents had had custody of her she would still be alive

[@Serithe]

@@Cola.Cube. Sure it does. I happen to call karma "confirmation bias."

[@Trigger__Happy]

Some people are not supposed to be parents, and should never become parents. For the sake of the kids. I know everyone should have the freedom to have a family if they want one, but some people are monsters and not fit for it…

[@nathanhollow0]

She googled how to suffocate Caylee and she got away with it. Great job justice system

[@johnthelesserofthethirdoft863]

Legal system. There isn’t justice to be had in this system

[@masudkhoa3861]

@@johnthelesserofthethirdoft863 There isn’t justice to be had in America period..

[@misfitbrit1989]

IDK how the jury members sleep at night...

[@mr.b9613]

​​@@misfitbrit1989not the jury's fault. They have a duty to rule on evidence PRESENTED by the prosecution. This is 100% on the prosecution

[@misfitbrit1989]

@@mr.b9613 the prosecution presented all evidence and truly tried to get justice. The thing that I think hung the jury up was not knowing how Caylee died. They didn't understand that circumstantial evidence can be more damning than scientific evidence like DNA. This was on the jury and again, I really don't know how they rest knowing they let a murderer go.

[@HAUTECOMMODITITES]

What kind of parents throw a graduation party for their child who didn't graduate and basically dropped out without telling anyone. That's sooo bizarre to me.

[@feelsman7837]

I hope they realize that they are a big part of the reason why she killed their granddaughter.

[@Shigellosis]

Her parents are the severely oblivious type

[@mitchp85]

Rich ones.

[@SilmarilSam]

I'd guess it was more about saving face for themselves in front of their friends and avoiding embarrassment than it was about Casey

[@seanpizzo8256]

@@mitchp85 they werent rich. Dad was just a security gaurd. They were lower middle class. Their neighborhood definitely wouldnt qualify as upper middle class. I used to deliver pizzas there so i know.

[@SincerelyZoomie]

hearing her friend cry over if caylee was hurt and she just responds with "calling you guys. . . waste of time" stunned me. truly painful to have everyone but her own mother care for this poor child

[@cereallover97]

I was wondering if anyone was gonna say anything about that

[@jumpinjohnnyruss]

Yeah. I bet that friend would have adopted Caylee if the murderer the murderer told her what she was planning.

[@catshugging]

i was so confused as to why the best friend was taking it so personally though? i thought they kind of asked her to start crying on purpose to see if it’d get anything out of her and it didn’t work :/

[@cdf360]

@Big Ups right? what the hell is iris talking about

[@sams517]

@@catshugging I think it’s basic human empathy to cry over a 2 year old being missing, especially if it’s someone you actually know. Maybe she has nieces or nephews in her own life that are very near and dear to her so it hit home besides just the fact that she was Casey’s best friend

[@SchlomoGoldbaum]

I can’t believe I spent 1 hour to end up pissed as fuck. This whole case is ridiculous, unbelievable. I’m disgusted.

[@saira_6151]

I am now more than half way through an knowng she goes free is infuriating.

[@subfreakuent]

Thanks to the comment section I saved a lot of time and disappointment...

[@hftw9261]

Yes indeed I feel the same way

[@KYOKORBLX]

Same 😡

[@lonew872]

WAIT WTF SHES FREE?!

[@oOoSECREToOo]

She DESPISED the attention her daughter got. She hated that when she called her family from jail, they were more worried about Caylee than her. The jealousy of her daughter is so apparent. It’s unbelievable that she got away with it.

[@inesbarrosobarroso9145]

The fact that her best friend Christine on the phone sounded more like a mother really suffering, beggin for answers about the little girl, is heartbreaking... i feel so sorry for her...

[@benjaminsmith8377]

When she said, "wow this is a waste" when her best friend is saying "if anything happened to that little girl I'm going to die!" I honestly lost my mind. How can any mother respond like that about their own little girl?

[@XShadowAngel]

Yep. Horrible. The friend cared more about that little girl than her own mother.

[@commanderpondscc-4112]

@@XShadowAngel my conclusion, she's just the most selfish manipulative careless human I've ever seen.

[@donnawhite1292]

@@commanderpondscc-4112 I don't believe she's human at all! In fact, I have no words to adequately describe my intense hatred for Casey Anthony.

[@HauntedHarmonics]

@@donnawhite1292 dude, same. Im basically against capital punishment down the line, but holy shit if there were ever a person that deserved the death penalty... its Casey. just her sheer callousness, lack of empathy, and her lying and manipulative behavior is maddening. and the fact that she ultimately tried to blame her OWN PARENTS for Caylee's death, the only 2 people in the WORLD who stood by her, is absolutely despicable. she's a waste of oxygen, plain and simple.

[@AliBeeVlogs]

The sad thing is Casey’s parents probably would have gladly taken custody of Caylee if Casey just asked them.

[@KeKe4Christ]

and it’s so clear she loved the power of being able to say no, that’s why she didn’t give Caylee to them

[@ashwill1122]

Or even the best friend, this whole thing is a sad tragedy. Hope this little girl gets the justice she deserves one day.

[@wonbadood8243]

What was that story from her attorney about her Father sexually abusing her as a small child? Outside that, the duct tape around skull and dumped in a swamp says it all really. She's a really dangerous psycho.

[@michillene]

Her parents loved and cherished little Caylee...they most definitely would have taken custody of the little angel ..

[@villanelle8888]

@@wonbadood8243 There was no DNA found on the duct tape. Neither hers or her daughters.

[@TakeNoteOfThat]

The brother sounds like the only sane one. He knew day one, guaranteed.

[@pupper9474]

Her best friend is sobbing over the disappearance of Casey's daughter and Casey is fed up with the call because it's a waste. *what*

[@shizmanbeat]

Exactly. Sometimes no evidence is even required to figure out if someone is indeed guilty. The demeanor of this woman! Who in their mind thinks it's reasonably sane to act like that! as if you're annoyed/irritated of the fact that people are still trying to figure out where your missing child went! Not only does it show a clear lack of empathy, but it just further proves she did kill her child because the only person who would want to *stop* *talking* about a murdered child is the murderer themselves! The paranoia must have really been getting to her for her to be so unbelievably stupid. And this is where I'm going to say my unpopular opinion. She probably walked free because she's a woman, and a fairly attractive woman, so people just treat her differently! Women already have it fairly easy in the justice system! It's also why you'll still see people defending her online, because only an absolute joke of a human being could believe she's innocent! And yes, people *actually* defend her and even still make news articles on her as if she's somehow a victim. The people defending her are honestly just as bad as she is!

[@diablocell]

That call was hard to listen to.

[@st.francisanddr.pepper1304]

Ikr

[@tonybalony1811]

She probably already forgot Cayley’s name by then

[@CreeperJ44]

@@shizmanbeat It may be an unpopular opinion but it's absolutely true. Women are treated like children in our society with no accountability for the most part, not always. A young woman ran my grandmother over, killing her in the process while on drugs and didn't spend one day in jail. If it was a man he would have spent YEARS in prison. I roll my eyes to these feminists who think there the victims, they're pampered beyond belief.

[@alanluedike631]

Let's see: - Didn't report her child home for over a month - Lied to detectives entitling and even made up people to make a story - Showed no signs of sadness her daughter was dead, murdered or not - Wrote in her diary about how happy she is and how the end justifies the means - Googled how to suffocate someone - Car smelled like a dead body And still was found not guilty? Bullshit. Honestly should've been a mistrial cause the judge even later admitted that bringing up the rape accusations when they had no proof tainted the jury.

[@mfbloc9549]

-Opening defense statement claims that Caylee drowned, but duct tape was found on her corpse surrounding the mouth and nose

[@NicoRashid]

@@mfbloc9549 besides what the opening statement says I still think she is guilty due to her body Lang and the way she reacts to her daughter missing an then to find out she is dead an have zero reaction… that has guilty written all over it… when I come home an I see my garbage can flipped over I look at my dog an he gives me that same look that Casey gives these detectives the looks of guilt

[@minoth]

@@NicoRashid You misunderstood the comment. He just added another piece of evidence to her being guilty.

[@sampletext9426]

relax bro, they never get in trouble. women are innocents creatures that cannot do wrong in the eyes of the lake :)

[@zarahya6123]

@@sampletext9426 yeah, it’s so sick how women can get away with so much shit.. my mom is the same way, she’s ruined my life completely but everytime i talk to someone about not having contact with her they get mad at me because ”she’s such a good/nice/wonderful person!!”. Every time I reported her to cps or the cops she’d cry a little and talk about what a good mom she is, and everyone bought it.. I don’t understand why the world is so fucked up, it sucks.

[@projectkonstantine8062]

Random people get falsely accused and imprisoned but let people like this girl get away with murdering a child wtf

[@Nick-lj5jc]

i really wish that wasnt true

[@madisonrae3183]

I was just saying this

[@JohnSmith-ox3gy]

This is why a good defence lawyers are paid alot. Not a perfect crime, but good enough to get awayvwith murder.

[@finjibuns]

She'll get her comeuppance. Karma finds a way

[@pricklycatsss]

@@finjibuns I hope hell exists

[@jasonleetharn]

someone had threw their drink on Casey while in the club- she literally called the cops on them, but the cops didn’t do anything, but were very courteous to her. She was so upset. Sucks that she got away with murder, but I’m glad that people who know who she is, would always shun her. She won’t ever be truly happy.

[@GreenStranger-b8m]

People do this now regularly. They go to the bar she frequents to just throw drinks in her face and she freaks out like a maniac every single time. And the cops let it slide as politely as they can.

[@hoodiegirl7221]

The fact that the best friend was crying and breaking down while Casey is getting annoyed breaks my heart

[@MadalinaPVilcu]

She is emotionless. She was a spoiled child, that thought that she will get anything she wants by any means, and she did. That is the frustrating part, a beautiful child was killed and she get away with that.

[@sabinem7]

@@MadalinaPVilcu uuuu

[@sabinem7]

@@MadalinaPVilcu uuuu

[@hoodiegirl7221]

@@MadalinaPVilcu exactly, and it makes me sick that the judges let her get away with it. She's literally if Ted Bundy was successful

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

@@MadalinaPVilcu How do you know she was a ''spoiled child''? You just can't know it and can't trash her parents with no knowledge

[@Big-Lex124]

So Casey will call for police when someone throws a drink at her but not when her child is missing for 30 days.. seems legit

[@quashaundrake1263]

Yeah legit enough to even let her walk free like…wtf🤦🏾‍♂️

[@lonr373]

@@quashaundrake1263 can’t believe she pulled the rape/molestation card at the end

[@lelonene95]

I saw that footage. I can't even hey🤦🏾‍♀️💔

[@javinx21]

Sounds right to me

[@Buttington_Headerson]

I knew her. She was actually a pos. I know shocking.

[@SuperVjimenez]

“She wasn’t an event coordinator. She sold photos of people after they had been on The Incredible Hulk ride” You just roasted someone by simply stating a fact lol

[@alukuhito]

She roasted herself.

[@johnnyjonjohn8443]

Facts/the truth usually does that

[@Ridicul0se]

I rodethat ride around that time, and we ended up buying a picture. Makes me wonder.

[@abdelhassan5426]

The fact that she lied was the pathetic part. Having a job, any job, shouldn't be insulting or embarassing in any way.

[@ShellyJellyUpYours007]

😂

[@hellofranky99]

I still can't believe this sociopath blamed her own father for the death of her own daughter, then got away with it.

[@robodd4694]

That must have been beyond the final deep stab she did to her parents. I can only wonder just how he must have felt.

[@veezopolis]

And kept telling that lie for over a decade even saying her dad showed her her daughters body

[@_deeds_]

Casey's mentality through this whole thing is "Uuugghhhh... I feel like _all_ we ever do is talk about this dead daughter of mine. Change the record already."

[@thecutbeautii3399]

Accurate AF

[@rk99688]

Accurate. I feel the jurors suffers from psychopathy as well. There was smell in her car of a dead body, she is out partying when her child is missing, literally no sign of remorse of her death, but apparently there isn't enough evidence.

[@olimpzeus4115]

Honestly, from the get go, she talks about her missing daughter with the same level of concern as misplacing her coffee mug.

[@Iotuseater]

@@olimpzeus4115 even less honestly- if I lost my favorite mug I’d be more upset than she was tbh

[@falconx4340]

@@rk99688 on top of that, her search history was: “How to suffocate someone”. Like…….. 🫥.

[@sammsngam6728]

She cried more when she was declared not guilty than she did about her missing/dead daughter

[@_adheeb.]

😢

[@woobjn]

and somehow they were convinced she wasn’t guilty unfortunately

[@ege8240]

@@woobjn after that point they would need to arrest her again even if she confessed

[@xyslayerfly]

@@ege8240 don’t quote me on this but I’m pretty sure you can due to double jeopardy

[@Rev-RN]

@@woobjn you really missed the point of the video if you didn’t see the part where they literally don’t have 100% evidence that she did it. That’s what’s required by law technically. The old guy towards the end shaming the media and lawyers giving their unwarranted opinion was 100% correct. Whether she did it or not the way it blew up was a fucking nightmare for trying to get justice. Had the media not been so up the case’s ass, it might’ve never come to this.

[@scientistservant]

Casey's best friend: *is extremely upset that Caylee is missing and through tears says she'll kill herself if anything happened to her* Casey: Okay wow, this phone call was a waste of time.

[@utrak]

absolute psychopath moment.

[@midnight-user12]

she had other options besides killing her daughter

[@CrazyLuna97]

I was so disgusted at that moment, like holy shit. How can you be so open about being a heinous monster?

[@hannahleon4192]

What horrible and scary person

[@eliyahfeld]

it's sort of like that in most of what she says

[@napkinx4341]

i hope everyone on that jury sees this and is disgusted in themself

[@hannadeeh]

Apparently her idea that she could continuously lie and get away with everything in life worked..so...that’s disgustingly unfortunate.

[@rosekeyes3189]

But hopefully she will never have a normal life herself and so far, she hasnt.

[@lequack7399]

Permisive parrenting steared her into right path of compulsive lying so she could control her spineless parents whilst her narcissistic border line sociopathic personality carved the rest of this "beauty" we just witnessed, and i am convinced-she will be back.

[@PeanutButterZombie00]

Yes, it is. And even though her life may never be what it could have been had she _not_ murdered her child, it doesn't matter much because it's still more than Caylee got and more than Casey deserves.

[@ldjt6184]

Her parents are infuriating too.

[@YoutubeSun1]

Kelly J please multiply my like by 10 million. Thank you!!

[@senzomcmanus]

So she killed her kid because she wanted to go clubbing. Then the jury let her go clubbing.

[@AKSBSU]

The prosecution was at fault for overcharging without adequate evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt. The jury was correct for that charge.

[@peebay3515]

They didn't have a concrete case. I feel she's guilty but if I were on that jury, I'd acquit. We can't just convict based on gut feelings here, we need beyond a reasonable doubt. The prosecution fucked this one up.

[@mindblow7617]

@@peebay3515 "she was the only one with access to all the tools used for the murder" is a solid circumstantial evidence that would jail anyone anywhere in the world but Florida, the jury just got charmed by Mr Nice Words. The "drown" argument doesn't fit the search history, neither the ducktape on the child, neither her diary entry, neither her party days, so it makes no reasonable doubt.

[@shastasnow5068]

@@AKSBSU I remember this case vividly growing up. They did not have enough evidence. The jury was not a fault here.

[@annatom4629]

@@shastasnow5068 But can't they alteast charge her for child negligence? I mean, she didn't call police when the child was missing for a month and repeatedly lied. I mean how freaking shameless is she to lie like that. She enjoyed toying with police.

[@RENThead12]

Poor Jeffrey. Imagine getting dragged into a homicide case because someone who worked at the same place as you years ago remembered your name?

[@topspot4834]

My exact thoughts. Kinda feel bad for Universal Studios too getting their named dragged through the mud. I imagine if I worked there at the time I wouldn't feel too good about myself, even though I had nothing to do with it.

[@joaoborges5551]

Even worst, they didn't even worked at the same time, they just knew each other. Some people are evil and just get away with it

[@SniffBackBetter]

Her family are just as insane as she is. Even the most charitable interpretation of the situation would be one of appalling child neglect followed by a total lack of emotion or concern, yet her parents continue to treat her as if her dog ran off.

[@ephwurd2yurMother]

@@SniffBackBetter yes!!!! Exactly what I thought! Her parents baby her and try to make her feel like everything is going to be ok when in reality they know damn well their daughter had secrets beyond hell

[@jeffersonott4357]

@@SniffBackBetter the fact her dad calls her “gorgeous” as a grown adult, and her first reaction is to say “I look awful”. Is super weird.

[@Gwyllgi]

That conversation she has at 22:50 with her brother Lee is pretty telling. When he says, "I'm not going around and around with you, that's pointless," he know exactly how she is. He knows she does that weird circular conversation thing where she just lies and lies and there is no point. She just tells bold faced lies no matter what evidence that is presented to her. She denies reality when it's right in front of her and it seems in the past that has worked for her. And apparently it worked in this circumstance as well. Sad.

[@Ahzrukhal17]

Her saying “calling you guys is a waste” after her friend breaks down crying in concern for her daughter? Holy shiiiiiit

[@veronicaweiss3451]

That upset me too. Her whole tone on call was just straight up horrible and narcissistic.

[@janipt]

That was some next level shit

[@hugogutierrez6907]

The devil is real and it’s name is Casey Anthony

[@niranjanmolkeri3391]

@@veronicaweiss3451 That is where I came to comments to see if anyone noticed that. Heart breaking.

[@lacelevin8986]

@@veronicaweiss3451 "I've been eating Bologna!"

[@walkemdowntohellwithanARPava]

“where she’d babysit them together” .. the fact that man didn’t even have a child and literally everyone was a made up person 😭😭. like wtf

[@zvii538]

im losing my mind over this whole plot of hopkins how was not enough to nail her??? and her job? leading them there and then laughing oh i dont work here

[@ericjurgens372]

how dare a person provide child care

[@shainaglenn2732]

@@ericjurgens372 huh? they are talking about how Casey said that Zanny would baby sit Caylee, and hopkins son Zack together, even though hopkins had no kids.

[@shaikhaam2517]

@@shainaglenn2732 guys what happened to the car that had a dead body????? did they dismissed that?

[@TheGodEmperorOfMankind_]

@@shaikhaam2517 It smelled of decomposition, body wasn't in there. But still, no DNA or something to prove it was there at one point?

[@SomePersonInTheWorld]

Her friend loved that child more than that mother ever did

[@madisonanderson8443]

She really did and it breaks my heart

[@carluzahunter]

So strange...RIP BABYGIRL

[@loweffortgaming2593]

Shiii, I think I did too.

[@cherrishneal9850]

You can actually hear the pain in her voice in comparison to the mother's.

[@Ang1333]

I really hope her friend is okay, you really could hear the love and pain in her voice when she said it would kill her if anything happened to the little girl. so sad.

[@monopolio25]

"we've forgiven anything you've said... or done..." makes my skin crawl.

[@workingonmyroar7944]

Parents kinda should though

[@SatanLiterally]

​@@workingonmyroar7944 Hi Casey.

[@devon9612]

@@workingonmyroar7944are u joking

[@oren1305]

​@@workingonmyroar7944If I killed my little girl, my parents would never forgive me. It's unforgivable, in my opinion. Parents should be forgiving for little things, maybe bad grades or silly mistakes, or bad choices, but not killing.

[@mshepherd324]

@@workingonmyroar7944 no they shouldnt hahahaha

[@camillethwaites9155]

The fact that she said "She have been lucky to have you as grandparents" and then corrects it to "she IS lucky" is the biggest red flag ever.

[@nadiakanwal2703]

She was lucky to had you as grandFathers, she is still....

[@shimmer4771]

#Justice4Caylee

[@kayracan3663]

They found her body with tapes on her mouth and nose, they claimed she got drowned in her pool (if she got drowned in the pool, why did she buried her with tapes on her mouth? how does that make any fucking sense?). She googled suffocation the same day too. Isn't it fucking obvious? I don't know how that lawyer could defend her and I really don't know how the jury came to the conclusion. Maybe the extremely unrelated "she got abused when she was 14" statement helped it. I don't care what she's been through, all I care is the fact that she killed her own daughter to continue partying. And get into that hot body competition. I bet that was fucking worth it.

[@audreyplatt9495]

I noticed that too! Right at 30 minutes

[@sgtyut6305]

"...how glad I am that she's had both of you" does not imply that Casey knows the child is dead. That is something someone might say when a child has experienced something traumatic and the parent is glad for the love given to the child in the past. Something to be thankful for, considering the situation. We can also make a case that by emphasizing that "she IS lucky", Casey was just trying to reassure her parents that Caylee is still alive, for their own sake. Lot's of red flags in this case, but this one is very minor at best.

[@morgantempleton7647]

She's the kid who bullies you and her parents insist that it was your fault because their daughter "would never!"

[@WillBlindYouWithLight]

Sounds like my in laws with their baby golden boy. His mind games, abuse, lies. They're all my fault, of course. Never build up a man and try to be his rock that he needs. Just worry about yourself.

[@annwithaplan9766]

Morgan Templeton - I sounded like she was a bully to her parents as well.

[@ryanrich7133]

@Maria C blame the parents. Willing to bet you're gen z

[@tetraphobia3561]

@lo l LMAO I'm wheezing

[@keychain3039]

@@ryanrich7133 the parents raise the children, so the child's behavior is a result of the parenting even if in part. Casey's parents are a pair of enabling saps that she played like a goddamn flute. Not gen z btw.

[@lymer5]

Casey: *says any name* Narrator: This person does not exist.

[@emilie3907]

LMAOO

[@parallelbones7290]

Juliette Lewis is an actress

[@wettaloca2923]

@@parallelbones7290 Yup! You tell them Micky and Mallory Knox did it!!!

[@KYCDK]

@@wettaloca2923 and next thing will be that her daughter had spoken to a man by the name of sam L jackson while they were at the petrol station

[@shardeabre]

💀

[@falkorbluckin9838]

it is absolutely ridiculous that she got away with this and then made a "documentary" insisting her innocence and that Peacock was the streaming service that helped spread her lies. She lies so easily it makes me sick.

[@MichaelLovely-e6d]

It's why I will never subscribe to Peacock.

[@bmac3452]

Police: "What was the nanny's name?" Casey: "Zanny... Zanny the Nanny". Jury: "Sounds legit".

[@Orestes-e7o]

Crentist. Sounds a lot like dentist

[@pussylips9707]

Zanny....xanny....Xanax.....the nanny might've been Xanax. Aka. she gave the child Xanax to keep the child asleep or whatever and maybe the child overdosed on Xanax.

[@pussylips9707]

Might be a stretch but when I first heard her say xanny, I immediately thought of Xanax. Considering the nanny never existed?

[@Judd97]

@@Orestes-e7o maybe that's why he became a dentist?

[@jamesmelton4412]

@@pussylips9707 it’s more likely that she, I don’t know, googled suffocation, fool proof suffocation, and then suffocated her.

[@evoltscoffee]

the fact that she made up a babysitter and everything else, painting herself into a guilty corner... and still walked free.... that shit just blows my mind

[@timmyp8459]

Fucking insane! That entire jury should be in the same cell as that bitch.

[@yotube1ful]

Color (that must not be named) privilege is fucking real bruh

[@DeathnoteBB]

@@timmyp8459 If the prosecutor can’t convince the court that someone is guilty beyond reasonable doubt, they shouldn’t convicted. Otherwise we’d lock up anyone for anything. Hell sometimes people seem completely guilty and aren’t. Just watch any court movie, like My Cousin Vinny and 12 Angry Men. Not saying the defendant here is guilty or innocent, just saying that a legal system run by emotions is dangerous and terrifying.

[@quetzalcoatlz]

@@yotube1ful knew I'd find this comment somewhere!

[@nataliarydel1692]

@@yotube1ful no

[@dietdrpepper15]

'She DROWNED!' Why was there tape on her head? 'Casey was molested!' Man those jurors completely ignored facts and listened to nonsense.

[@ckrause81]

and why would her parents be the ones to bring the attention to the police!?! if they were guilty and they all were just covering this up, why would they bring it to the police when no one was even aware she was missing????

[@kimmygibler760]

I would put any amount of money of the average IQ of those Jurors to be under 85.

[@racerx1189]

I'd like to know why her trunk smelled of a dead body as her father who was a cop suggested. Did the jury know about that? This chick is a born sociopath and deceiver. She was all things to all people as a means to fulfill whatever objective was in front of her at the time. As for the jury, the lawyer's skill convinced those idiots. It's still totally incomprehensible to me that they rendered that verdict.

[@dietdrpepper15]

@@racerx1189 oh yeah she is pathological liar. The part that EVERYONE knew she did was when she trotted around a place she didn't work at 'I don't work here' no shit!

[@77Fmydog]

How come the search history for foolproof sufication wasn't talked about in court... If I saw that search history and they could prove she was the one that did the search then this is no brainer. That plus the good life tattoe. So many things the prosecution screwed up on

[@Trust_No_One_0316]

The way she lies so effortlessly. It's absolutely crazy how the lies just come out her mouth.

[@stargaz1n]

its absolutely amazing how her mind is able to fabricate all these lies with no slip ups

[@myshepspud1]

I had an ex like that, used to think I could read liars, literally twisted my mind.

[@Trust_No_One_0316]

@@stargaz1n right! I never seen anything like it. I would be stuttering and turning red

[@Trust_No_One_0316]

@@myshepspud1 that's crazy. Good thing they are a "Ex" I couldn't imagine having to deal with a liar like that

[@Emilena]

Her child is missing and shes laughing about the food she ate.... wtf

[@edwardbonner5131]

Yes that’s was cold and I was thinking the same thing. The poor parents to hold there cool when she was talking about that how they must’ve felt inside so evil and sad for them.

[@KevinBullard]

Grits can do that to a gal

[@ericcrites3389]

@@KevinBullard HAHAHAHAHA

[@petertwiss356]

@@edwardbonner5131 no her parents are just like this. She is spoiled rotten, and even after this they still think she's an angel.

[@ericcrites3389]

@Elijah Logobizaar no they don't.. wtf? Psychiatrists know what they are doing! I've been with mine for years!

[@shybie1031]

Casey's mother: "The car literally smells like a dead body." The Jury: "Understandable, have a great day."

[@SilenceSupreme]

Yeah, what a mindf*ck... It's Unbeliavable.

[@NBGTFO]

That's not actual evidence of anything.

[@SilenceSupreme]

@@NBGTFO No, but all her lies, how the interrogation/prosecution unfolded, her attitude and the wholeness of it all surely told another tale. I think the jury was both distracted and "gas-lit"(Gaslighted) away from the truth.

[@JollyWailmer]

@@NBGTFO tell that to a police officer next time you smoke a joint in your car

[@freetheorcas8509]

@@NBGTFO It's evidence that there was a dead body in the car like wtf

[@rosamy2017]

Had Casey actually told her parents, “I hate being a mom. I want to give up parental rights. Will you take her” it’s clear that they would have said yes. But no, nothing was more important than Casey’s image.

[@sobanoods]

Tbh they probably would have made her stay and help raise the child cos even when she was pregnant, she was clear that she wanted to give Caylee up for adoption but it’s her mum that said no

[@spacehog219]

You wanted to give custody of a child to an accused child molester?

[@juanita_piju]

They probably would have held it against her for the rest of their lives like “look what we’re doing for u” “ur a bad mother” and the fact she killed that baby to avoid that from her parents says a lot about that dynamic between them, Caylee was an innocent caught in this relationship between her mom and grandparents

[@alexhoward1884]

​@@juanita_piju its crazy that you can in anyway try to rationalize Casey killing her baby. Casey is an adult, she is solely responsible for having a child and she is fully responsible for MURDERING her child.

[@maja2740]

If it's true her dad is a pedophile how could she leave her daughter for the same childhood she had? he would sexually assault the baby the same as he did with Casey. If it's true I mean....

[@koutsion]

"Do you have a name? " *Answers with all the Mexican stereotype surnames she can think of.*

[@davich_]

Casey: It was Zanaida Gonzalez-Perez-Hernandez-Martinez-Rodriguez-Sanchez-Garcia-Lopez-Cruz-Flores-Ramirez-Ruiz-Torres-Aquilar-Morales-Rivera-Alonso-Ayala-Carlos-Castillo-Castro-Chavez-Contreras-Fernandez-Guerrero-Gutierrez II, aka Zanny the Nanny, the product of some 25 various marriages. Jury: sounds legit, have a nice day!

[@koutsion]

@@davich_

[@sarapeyton4335]

@@davich_I always knew it was my grandma. Never trust Martinez

[@illuminocalypse5210]

Like on South Park when Butters' parents tell the media and police that he'd been murdered by "Some Puerto Rican Guy"

[@Woodman-Spare-that-tree]

Reminds me of Sherri Papini. No doubt Zanida also wore a sombrero and played a guitar.

[@Refry17]

Casey Anthony probably listens to this and takes notes on where she needs to improve her game.

[@nolanjrk3766]

I don't know how they let that crap admitted in court its bizarre

[@rgCA_01123]

Right?! Don't say anything bad about her, she'll come hunt you down 😳

[@zowiephoebe]

R Galley lol

[@zowiephoebe]

Aglet Knight True, and if her daughter was indeed drowned in the pool, as they claimed, why go through the hassle of making it look like a murder. Why didn’t they just arrange a proper funeral for the child?

[@rgCA_01123]

@Dubz 2020 😂 Right, right, innocent 😉🙄

[@1Gloriaa]

The minute her mother was trying to hand her the phone to talk to 911 and she said “I don’t have anything to talk to them” was the minute I knew this is about to be TRAGIC.

[@DidacticEditions]

Gloria Nelson really ? NOT the fact that she wasn't the one calling ? When her mum said, my daughter's here you knew it.

[@tabathathomas6279]

Me too that was a huge red flag

[@filmaddict143]

this woman hasn't shed a tear for her daughter.. Her own best friend is crying for Casey's daughter.......

[@billy-cg1qq]

And she responded with, "omg, calling you guys is a waste..." lol, tf

[@abiolathecreator3205]

@@billy-cg1qq literally wtf 💀

[@GlitchClaw]

We can all thank 😊 the jury of the century Great job they did finding her not guilty Fantastic

[@pinkringo222]

@@billy-cg1qq god when she said that... my heart SUNK. so disgusting

[@Ddd16942]

@@GlitchClaw and that's why American system sucks, jury who doesn't know anything about law will decide the fate

[@cosmoid]

The doubt raised by the defense was, in fact, not reasonable. This, I think, is why she walked free. The jurors were too ignorant to realize that doubt is not inherently reasonable.

[@Megasteel32]

the defense doesn't have to raise any doubt, the state has to proof beyond a reasonable doubt. listen better.

[@cosmoid]

@@Megasteel32 same difference. The state didn't prove beyond ALL doubt, but they certainly proved beyond REASONABLE doubt.

[@Megasteel32]

@@cosmoid no, not the same difference. you are innocent until proven guilty, not the other way around. and no, as you can see it was not proven beyond a reasonable doubt. if it was, the jury would have found her guilty.

[@ari7610]

And with all the evidence presented, logic and reasoning should bring us all to the conclusion that she is guilty.

[@Megasteel32]

@@ari7610 in your twisted mind sure

[@leoni5921]

The fact that her parents, the same people that lovingly believed all her lies and still tried to give her the opportunity to live a normal life, knew RIGHT AWAY that she did something to Caylee, says enough.

[@bryanx0317]

They knew they had created a monster at that point. When he's speaking with his daughter in jail he makes a comment wishing he was a better father...

[@saintlynnie4037]

@@bryanx0317 he would've been the best father in the world if he would've shot her into a towel and not her mom

[@daybreyahhh]

@@saintlynnie4037 💀

[@samjohns3227]

The parents should take some responsibility for the fact Caylee never had to be accountable, they were enablers.

[@maggiepp7997]

I knew a person in my life that was showing these qualities of a pathological liar and their parents just going along with it. Watching this case really reminds me of it. It’s crazy

[@SLC-Smudge42]

Jim has RUINED every other true crime content on YT for me. The bar is set too high!!

[@cabby3891]

same for me

[@zeroxcrusher]

It's set ridicoulosly high tbf. Im not even into crime but this is my favorite channel

[@chandlerklaus2879]

Go look at his stuff on patreon there are dozens of videos on there that he won’t post on KZbin

[@meganmarts5769]

Patreon is totally worth it. Find Stephanie Harlowe too. She goes really in depth

[@jackhazardous4008]

@@chandlerklaus2879 pretty sure he just shut down his Patreon this month

[@jada3994]

the dispatcher was onto her, “why didn’t you call 31 days ago”

[@tagaway6173]

@@lucasvillanueva1541 is that the exact time span? I cant hear anything about that. Did u mean a different minute?

[@RomanT2818]

@philip shim smh why do you copied the comment

[@meandab]

yeah a modern day sherlock, that one.

[@aryaprdeshi3894]

@@lucasvillanueva1541 Yea right! I was waiting for the narrator to stop and say something about it but I think they missed it.

[@aryaprdeshi3894]

@@tagaway6173 Idk the exact time but I remember she had said "She was lucky that she has had you as grandparents (and then corrects herself saying) she still has you"

[@danielgoncalves6438]

This whole family has a couple of screws loose...

[@dwkwb8]

It’s completely unbelievable that this person was not convicted of murder.

[@Charee123]

@@pamlyles8905 i'm so sorry, your son didn't deserve death.

[@YourPalHDee]

@@pamlyles8905 Your story makes me incredibly sad for you and your son.

[@CanadianArchaeologist]

@@pamlyles8905 do you believe in the bible? Because God promises the dead will be resurrected to life on earth. I'm not sure if you know that already. You could possibly be there to welcome him back.

[@hoobaguy]

@@CanadianArchaeologist Zombies! Awesome!

[@Oz4rmEg]

Amazes me too

[@lc-bb6bd]

This was one of the biggest miscarriage of justice in years. That jury is nuts.

[@luukv3119]

Unfortunately it happens all the time. It's just that the vast majority of cases doesn't get any media attention.

[@kimmygibler760]

That whole jury has to have a average iq of 80 or below. Imagine all the incredibly stupid decision they make on a daily basis that affect the lives of people around them.

[@ultimomos5918]

That defense attorney emotionally manipulated them. It was a calculated defense and I have little doubt that he knew the jury he was playing to. That bitch murdered her daughter and then went partying. The only tears she shed were for herself and the possible threat to her future. I hope she doesn't sleep a single night the rest of her life but, considering the monster she is, I won't hold my breath on that.

[@lc-bb6bd]

@@ultimomos5918 I totally agree

[@Manicaflo]

@@lc-bb6bd hey so I just wanted to ask if this case is really over?! Like wtf are you sure we can’t do nothing about this! This lady should be locked up man

[@squid1313]

Watching her crying at her verdicts being ruled "not guilty" and never crying over the loss of her daughter or any mention of her daughter, and actually being ANNOYED by people trying to help find her really says a whole lot. Watching that part made my stomach turn into knots.

[@Johnnyy832]

I dont know how they even came to the conclusion she wasn’t guilty.

[@lukecloudstrider8830]

Also remember when she threw her loving farther under the buss by saying that he touched her as a kid, good luck lying your way out of that one now your free

[@wohlhabendermanager]

Yeah. Her daughter is missing for several WEEKS and she's lying to the detectives, she's way too calm and collected about the whole thing. I mean, I don't have kids of my own, but if I imagine my nephews or nieces getting kidnapped, I would be worried sick about their well-being and I'd do everything in my power to help find them (and that WOULDN'T involve sending the detectives on a wild goose chase). Heck, Casey's friends are showing more sympathy to the whole situation than Casey is. The worst thing about this? I read an article "Where is Casey Anthony now" and apparently she's planning to have another kid...

[@thegraffitiwriterknowsas]

And people still stand behind the United States “justice system”

[@sloppyoyster5779]

The jury must of been full of smooth brains

[@goranorrskog6296]

Casey: "I assure you, my child is with Zanny the Nanny, on board Boaty McBoatface, on its way to Gilligan's Island." The jury: "Totally plausible, lol. Not guilty!"

[@clalyrics441]

so she was googling how to suffocate someone, then ended up NOT guilty? are people okay?

[@mackie_p]

LOL RIGHT!?!?!?

[@amiraalinasri]

America..

[@bherkyasylum]

Yeah pretty messed up right? The only argument that opposes this is that someone could have typed that into her phone. Fabricating the evidence, yet that seems very very unlikely cause of the other evidence. I think that her lawyer was just very good at manipulating the jurors.

[@Ryder056]

she could argue some else maybe used her computer, and nobody could prove otherwise.

[@jennyroth6583]

Apparently not

[@phoenixfire5046]

even her friend Christina started crying about the possibility of what happened to the baby girl. and this monster says "what a waste talking to you" what a horrible horrible woman!!

[@Lisence2chill]

Her BEST friend too! Lol wow

[@GreyException]

Man... that phone call made me hate this murderer so much, to the point where I couldn't say that I wouldn't kill her.

[@GBfanatic15]

her best friend cared more about her daughter than she did....that says a lot to me

[@GreyException]

@@GBfanatic15 Yea, made my eyes a bit watery... I hate the scumbag attorney too

[@BostonGhost617]

After I heard that I started scrolling down in the comments

[@thestrikingtruth7]

She’s was so guilty. I can’t believe she’s walking free. This one pissed me off.

[@Horseluvver]

I still believe it has something to do with her looks.

[@11lam11]

@@Horseluvver Why is that?

[@psychiccrocodile3679]

@@Horseluvver I agree. Even tho I dont get it, cuz I think she looks like she killed her kid.

[@jonnjonnn8010]

She didn't do it she was a party girl

[@lostmypicks]

@@jonnjonnn8010 she murdered her child.

[@savagegirlforever]

The way she's so careless and laughing knowing she did that to a little kid who was her own daughter is just unbelievable. May Caylee Rest in peace 🕊️

[@heykarissa]

The craziest thing is the fact that she herself NEVER asks about her daughter through it all.. .. never asks how things are regarding finding her.... she is obsessed with herself only...

[@sydneyvictoria1902]

@@lucasvillanueva1541 Ironic how she talks about Casey talking about herself and you comment making it about yourself...

[@HalfLifeDecay]

@@sydneyvictoria1902 lol that's not the answer stupid

[@bayousmackerdixford3389]

True.....sociopathic tendency 101

[@jokerking5858]

because she know caley was dead

[@tevj8577]

The jury were told that Zenida didn't exist, that the situation with Jeffery was made up, that Casey had lied to the police, that she exhibited no signs of distress throughout the whole process, lied to the police on numerous occasions, went partying while her child was missing, didn't even bother contacting the police until she was practically forced to by her mother, Googled suffocation, claimed she was the happiest she had been in ages while her child was missing, and that the trunk of her car smelled like a decomposing body and still found her not guilty. Im sorry, but no way in hell are 12 people collectively that stupid, and no slick lawyer could manage to convince that many people of innocence. Something about this whole case is seriously messed up and something seems really off about the whole thing.

[@ryanduffy6089]

Mother *expresses concern for her missing granddaughter over the phone* Casey: oh my god this is such a waste of time

[@starjumper]

Yeah that part got me especially mad, since there’s many parallels between her and my oldest sister. Thank god my sister doesn’t have any kids...

[@mrniceguy7168]

Hey...she wasn’t wrong

[@SmigGames]

You're such a drag, mum. Let's go partyyyyy

[@darrenmuse]

@@mrniceguy7168 This is true! At that point it WAS a waste of time....because she was dead and laying on the side of a road.

[@serenahayen8493]

she presents like a narcissist. " where is Caylee " ? " This is a waist of time ". her kid isn't the primary concern for

[@ericharris5061]

Watching her talk to her parents in jail and hearing her tell her father that he had been a wonderful father and grandfather and then turning around and calling him a child molester in court That is fucking heart breaking That woman truly is a monster

[@chad3232132]

She was in prison! She had to play nice with her parents despite knowing her dad was an abuser who probably cause Caylee's death.

[@kaylaescobar2550]

@@chad3232132 wow chad. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@zainshahid3552]

@@kaylaescobar2550 that is prolly Casey with a dummy account

[@zainshahid3552]

They just made random accusation that her dad sexually abused her when she was a child (with no supporting evidence or any kind of proof). For the same person she admitted herself to be the most wonderful father one can ever have. She sure is a disgusting person that got the benefit of doubt. I feel sorry for her family and friends and for Kaley who had to die either because of her moms negligence or cold hearted murder. Rip Kaley

[@peytonalexander5300]

@@chad3232132 you have to be trolling man

[@UpdoggWhattt]

That part where Casey is attempting to explain why she led detectives on a wild goose chase and lied about working at Universal Studios is fascinating stuff. Her lies are completely nonsensical, and yet, she says them with such confidence, even when they push back forcefully and tell her she’s lying the whole time.

[@mcfcguvnors]

make it up as you go sort of scenario ,yanno who does that ? people with long term trauma as they cant perform long term logical recall without a block - MAYBE there is something in the incest story ??

[@lexidetar9312]

I think instead of watching the new documentary that’s giving Casey a platform to spew more of her lies, people just need to come back and watch this video

[@ChessAnalysis161]

We'll never know if she did it. Only she will. Edit: My comment has met a lot of friction, so allow me to be transparent. Not guilty doesnt equal innocence, i know this. However, how she acted could be explained multiple ways. a phase of denial that perhaps came from dumping her daughters body in the woods after she drowned, maybe after killing her herself. the evidence is lackluster at best, the best evidence only being the unexplained odor in the trunk. Even then, that technology back then wasn't perfect, and was relatively new. I'm not her defending attorney, I don't plan to make a case for Casey any longer. There are ways she looks suspicious, but if you dig a little deeper, her not being psychologically sound is a rough thing to touch on. What we think may be the case may not be the case at all. Obviously, she's a pathological liar. She may have lied to stay away from the truth that her daughters dead and it was due to her own neglect. Maybe she lies to keep it off of her hands. However, what we know for sure is she's a narcissistic liar. I'm not claiming innocence, just staying nuetral because there's not enough evidence to know, and her messy psychological state will get us nowhere, as we may only travel in circles with the countless things that may have gone through a head that isnt our own. I posed the idea that only Casey knows. I stand by this idea, without claiming her guilt or innocence. I'm no longer responding to comments that tag me, as I would spend way to long arguing with everyone against my take on this and Kyle Rittenhouse. Thanks for your time.

[@lexidetar9312]

@@ChessAnalysis161 Everyone knows she did it. And if it wasn’t her that personally ended her daughters, life she most definitely played a part in it somehow. Everyone knows it

[@ChessAnalysis161]

@@lexidetar9312 you say somehow because there's no evidence that points to that conclusion. She didn't get charged with murder, manslaughter, or conspiracy because there wasn't enough evidence. I'm not saying zhe didn't do it, I'm saying thats a possibility and only she knows. The justice system said she was not guilty. that wasn't a mistake. When I listened to the interviews with a more open objective mind, all I heard was a narcissist and a pathological liar. Of course, I'm not a professional.

[@lexidetar9312]

@@ChessAnalysis161 I say somehow because there’s enough evidence to indicate that she was involved, whether that be covering it up or the actual death itself. She didn’t get charged with anything but many (myself included) think it was an gross injustice. The justice system makes many mistakes, it’s not a perfect, nothing is. And the case of Casey Anthony is a prime example of the justice system dropping the ball and not getting Caylee any sort of justice. Like you I hear a narcissist and a pathological liar, but I also hear a mother who lied about who was last with her daughter, where and when she last saw her daughter, and a mother who even lied about having talked to her daughter to the 911 operator when Caylee had long been dead. I too am not a professional, and while I personally think she and possibly her boyfriend did it, given all the facts of this case, at the very least she was involved

[@ChessAnalysis161]

@@lexidetar9312 only she knows and maybe she doesnt maybe her boyfriend does. my point was we won't

[@wnocknz]

Casey: I entrusted her to my nanny, Zenaida Fernandez-Gonzalez, a half black, half Puerto Rican girl, who moved down from New York to Florida to study Viticulture and Oenology, amidst the separation of her parents Victor and Isabella and whom was connected to me through our mutual acquaintances Jeffrey Hopkins and Juliette Lewis... Jodi: I kicked a dog once. His name was... Doggy Boy.

[@glennfield]

Yh i died a little with that doggy boy shit.

[@glennfield]

Truly despicable that casey was not found guilty, especially with all the 'suffocation' searches.

[@synccrow114]

Doggyboi: ayo that's cap....

[@terreaalexis]

😂😂😂

[@bostaffandbrains6234]

@@glennfield I can't fathom why the prosecution didn't push that further, unless they tried and it just didn't stick... of course i'm not privy to the inner workings of the DA and prosecutors where this took place, so I really don't know what they did exactly, but I didn't hear it mentioned in the closing statement shown. If they had the searches, they had the time of the searches. Which means they could have tied it directly to the time she claims her child drowned in a pool. This whole thing blows my mind... and shows just how easy it is to project what you're doing onto someone else to draw the attention from yourself. That defense attorney is a master at manipulation.

[@Imloganmiller]

I can’t even believe that she got away. What a terrible person. Killed her daughter and threw her family under the bus to get away from it. And I saw people on social media defending her too. Unbelievable

[@WalrusesAreTheOne]

Bullshit. That’s speculation lol

[@nsyne]

@@xLuis89x what the fuck are you saying bro

[@zachfoster7603]

@@nsyne he’s got a point, but not a valid provable point. It’s proven that juries tend to take it easier on semi-attractive white young women. At this point, it’s anyone’s guess on why she actually got away with it.

[@nellygabby8512]

Its unbelievable how much she LIED and still got away with it. Blows my mind til this day

[@thomasfisher763]

The jury had to be like the ones from the movie let's go to prison

[@mikefry4567]

the craziest part (or certainly a very odd part) is the manner in which she spoke to her family during her first call from jail.. wether her kid was stolen, or the fact she was a killer, whichever story/truth you're judging it against, that phonecall was still incredibly nonchalant for the situation..

[@mirabriestensky522]

“She was not an event coordinator, she stood at a kiosk and sold photos of people after being on the Incredible Hulk ride” I’m dead

[@AmziAsher]

I’m dead after this comment! 😂😂😂😂👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😂😂😂😂😂😂👏🏻👏🏻😂😂😂😂

[@Arkantos117]

Making me sweat about my CV here.

[@davesomeone4059]

@@Arkantos117 This chick was not smart or smooth and got away with murder. You gonna be fine.

[@WandererTheLost]

Maybe not the best description of yourself for this particular video.

[@ThePriceisRightB]

@@Arkantos117 what are you talking about?

[@bradg5823]

Caseys dad knows his daughter is a murderer.

[@Yoginiengineer]

Ofcourse, he does. Must be difficult for him till this day, he lost his murderer daughter for good and beautiful granddaughter for terrible. I am glad he atleast got a son.

[@28russ]

And she accused him of being a pedo, which I'm sure isn't true, just so she could use it as an excuse for being an evil cynt.

[@markmac2206]

most grandparents would choose grandkids over their own kids. in this case i see why George made that decision. he was the only one that seemed crushed by this, meanwhile Casey was giggling and batting her eyelashes like the stuck up mental case she is. i wish Casey would marry OJ.

[@Yoginiengineer]

@@markmac2206 well, even I wish that oj would have married her and she would have been brutally stabbed to death. But no, you are wrong about the grandkids thing as most of the grandparents will always always choose their kids over their grandkids as their kids were the ones who gave them the pleasure of becoming grandparents in the first place, this case is different, casey is not any kid, she killed her child because she was a burden for her rather than a gift from God.

[@happyfacefries]

And he STILL coddles her

[@bwana4711]

This is insanity. Everything about this is just unbelievable.

[@stormoscar2287]

The lawyer that got her free is one hell of a guy, but she shouldn’t have ever gotten not guilty verdict.

[@justfrankjustdank2538]

@@stormoscar2287 if i was that lawyer id be like "i know im supposed to represent my client, but wtf is wrong with me"

[@MaDoDoX]

@@justfrankjustdank2538 I'd quit my job

[@kayvoncrenshaw1799]

HERE IS THE MILLION-DOLLAR QUESTION: Will you go to Heaven when you die? Here's a quick test: Have you ever lied, stolen, or used God's name in vain? Jesus said, ”Whoever looks at a woman to lust for her has already committed adultery with her in his heart.” if you have done these things, God sees you as a lying, thieving, blasphemous, adulterer at heart and the Bible warns that one day God will punish you in a terrible place called H***. But God is not willing that any should perish. Sinners broke God's law and Jesus paid their fine. This means that God can legally dismiss their case: ”For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have everlasting life.” Then Jesus rose from the dead, defeating death. Today, repent and trust Jesus, and God will give you eternal life as a free gift. Then read the Bible daily and obey it. God will never fail you!

[@FutaYuuta]

@@kayvoncrenshaw1799 cringe

[@tiffanypersaud3518]

This is so sad. Glad Caylee had good grandparents and people looking out for her during her short life. 29:44: Casey slipped up saying: “Caylee has been so lucky. Caylee is so lucky to have the both of you.” That tense switching could have been an innocent mistake, but it is the way she caught herself and corrected herself that got me.

[@moxrelated764]

No they are not.😂 Your kid drops highschool and has a random kid with who knows who and you trow her a party. The parents have a fault in this also.

[@cam0875]

"She was not an event coordinator. She stood in a kiosk, and sold photos to people who recently took The Incredible Hulk ride"......bro your tone on how you said that had me dying

[@JohnDoe-vr3ey]

I know the way he said it and what he said I busted out laughing 😆 what a looser behind a kiosk at the incredible Hulk ride lmfao

[@markmitchell450]

@@JohnDoe-vr3ey so having any kind of work makes a person a looser No wonder the world's so messed up with judgemental people like you bullying people over a job that earns money

[@flaviethivierge4000]

@@markmitchell450 this woman killed her child and got away with it. People are upset, and will attack anything about her. Has nothing to do w her work, has to do with the monster who stood behind that kiosk.

[@terraandrew1260]

@@markmitchell450 no. it’s because she murdered her daughter. let us make fun of a horrible person

[@elsunshine9976]

@@terraandrew1260 you guys want to blame someone? blame the prosecutors cause they were not able to prove 100% she did it

[@coltafanan]

Nothing pisses me off more than proven liars feeling vindicated.

[@lelonene95]

I'm beyond pissed 😭😡

[@Wolfdoggie]

@@lelonene95 It's shit but on the bright side she wasn't completely unpunished. 2-4 years in prison for lying and a ruined reputation.

[@trixiemcfly8584]

@@Wolfdoggieit is shit indeed, she served exactly 3 years to the day of her sentencing. Casey served the equivalent ratio of *one* year in jail for every year of Caylee's short life before Caylee was murdered.

[@bigblue344]

Women

[@matto5209]

I'm almost EXACTLY this kind of liar, but I don't want to be. Constant success with this tactic makes it super addictive. Are there any online resources I can make use of to help me stop this behavior?

[@DutchMadness77]

Pretty incredible to see someone construct an entire family tree and life story for a non-existent nanny so quickly in such a convincing manner.

[@EmpireSun]

So racist too.

[@AliceA333]

@@EmpireSun Why racist?

[@youtubecensors5419]

Haven't you heard? Everything is racist, lol!

[@ZZ-tp4ny]

@@youtubecensors5419 uhh, no, because she fabricated a random minority with an overly lengthy, stereotypical name in a stereotypical profession to be her scapegoat.

[@bruhmomenthdr7575]

@@ZZ-tp4ny What type of nanny would you have come up with??

[@K00lAidW0man]

Anyone else notice how Casey’s lawyer said “Caylee drowned in the family pool” in his opening statement and then “we will never know how she died” in his closing statement?

[@slasch465]

Mom: "They believe in you," Casey: "good 😊" Mom:"and they believe in finding Caylee" Casey: "okay 😐"

[@CL-fs3kt]

LITERALLY

[@kateca94]

Lmao

[@Liberateus]

Very telling

[@7KVexus]

Ah. The tell tale signs of a person who was injured as a child, was rewarded to lie, lives in her head and parties to cope. Pressure in college. She refuses and/or was never able to be held accountable. Clearly upset she was no longer the center of daddy's attention anymore. Probably had her buddy help her and he bailed. 🤣 At least Caylee doesnt have to go through that icky generational nabbing and blame her actions on that, too. Yikes. Rest in peace, child. 🦋😇🦋 Find peace Casey. 🤯

[@jennross6466]

I think Casey was jealous in some twisted way of her beautiful daughter.

[@dannithegreat12]

The fact that the guy she mentions doesn't even have a kid is sending me

[@sarahmyers9285]

Sending you where?

[@youcantdiealonewithcats]

I know right. That really got me too. It's like her lying is uncontrollable. Her mouth just runs without double-checking with her brain. Assumimg she has one. She's gotta be dumber than a box of hair. What did she think would happen? What did she think that would accomplish? Like, did she think they weren't going to explore and confirm her claims?? They're fuckin investigators. That's literally all they do. Investigate stuff. It's funny, but also tragic considering the context. Little Caylee never stood a chance. Casey Anthony has to be the most hated woman in America, and rightly so. She is idiotic, self-absorbed, lazy, with the mind of a 14 year old. Oh and pure evil.

[@ChrysanthemumLelie]

@@sarahmyers9285 right to what the fuck-land, probably

[@melioras_pheonoraptor8936]

It was pretty funny

[@ItsNessaTho]

And her reaction to him answering the question actually had me orbiting 💀😭

[@johnny5172]

That is beyond fucked up. That woman did it. Why else would she have lied on and on again and delayed the investigation? Why would she have been so indifferent about the death of HER CHILD?

[@SankofaNYC]

Weren't you listening! Cause of her childhood abuse and the need to lie and put on a straight face in spite of it, Duh!! 🥴🥴🙃🙃🥲🥲🤨🤨🤔🤔🙄🙄

[@calebmon]

It's called female privilege get used to it. Women get away with this kinda shit all the time, she has been getting away with stuff her whole entire life, and she probably will forever.

[@anonplayerssss7819]

Searching 'foolproof suffocation' and a text in her diary with 'I made the right decision'. All the clips where she lied with zero remorse...She's a walking pandora box waiting to get openend...What did we learn? Talk confident even if it's full of shit. Disgusting.

[@cbesthelper404]

@@calebmon Well, OJ isn't female.

[@yeahright3145]

​@@calebmon Wish us Black women had that. lol..

[@spencernorton1081]

I have never seen someone so obviously guilty how TF did the jury support Casey.

[@lief3414]

No clear evidence. Everything fits together nicely if you asume she did it, however if you want to build the case without this asumption, it's not 100%. Really depends on the prosecution I'd say, they need to attack the bs the defense is throwing in. We don't see much of the prosecution so we don't know how reasonable was the jury. Basically everything points to Casey being a horrible person but very little points straight to her killing Caylee.

[@thegames4565]

​@@lief3414 The issue wasn't "no clear evidence". The issue was "no hard, non-circumstantial evidence". Just like how there was (supposedly) no hard evidence of Epstein being murdered yet the verdict was that he killed himself, yet the cameras all failed, the guards slept at the time it happened and he committed suicide by asphyxiation with a sheet borrowed from another inmate, in a cell specifically constructed to avoid suicides.

[@GreenStranger-b8m]

I saw several vids and it compounds to the prosecution not being up to the task, her lawyer being an absolute beast (he now defends Harvey Weinstein and Hollywood bigwigs since this case gave him the reputation of being a get out of jail free card) and the fact that the prosecution asked for the death penalty. If they asked for life in prision and they put someone more competent at the helm, they would have most likely nailed her.

[@rkellybelly06]

literally the dumbest jury ever.

[@grahamskippy]

​@@lief3414 I totally disagree. Even with the assumption of innocent until proven guilty I think it's a clear 100% she did it. Her compounding lies and total fabrication of people, places of employment, and just absolutely everything destroys her credibility as a witness, then there is the journal entries, search history, and the total lack off emotion or distress over her missing daughter, and the motivation she had to kill her to reclaim her life and happiness, a fact she almost explicitly states in her journal. She had the means, motivation, and no alibi, she was the last person (who actually exists) to be seen with her daughter... I mean it's almost beyond any doubt, but it's certainly beyond a reasonable doubt. Even the jury agrees after the fact, but the defense lawyer was simple better at sewing confusion than the prosecution was at clarifying the picture.

[@stevenkramer6217]

I was shocked by how that 911 call went. Seemed to be pretty much: Oh, my daughter has been missing for a month, I think the babysitter took her. I’m not too worried.

[@jacobegleston9806]

She was annoyed that she had to talk to the operator! Listen to the way she says Hello

[@Mydear___]

@@jacobegleston9806 right before she says hello, she says she doesn’t want to talk

[@nesrose98]

and her car was smelling like a dead a person has been in it

[@xXxSkyViperxXx]

it was as if the 911 operator was reprimanding her lol

[@ANIMAL.LOVERS.DONT.EAT.ANIMALS]

I am in awe of how they can listen to people like this for hours who are so very obviously lying and not resort to just beating the shit out of them. It's pretty much all you can do at that point if they are blocking you from saving a life. They aren't going to come clean and they give no shits about whatever you say or do or how you get angry and you've already arrested them and inconvenienced them as much as possible. Though I guess the one thing you could rest easy on is knowing that the more they lie the more it gives them a longer sentence. But if there's any hope the victim is still save-able, i'd just be losing it wanting to tear them apart.

[@NoahsArk999]

She believed she could lie and get whatever she wanted. She was right.

[@aurtisanminer2827]

It’s like winning the lottery. Many believe they can do it, but very few actually do. That tiny glimmer of hope keeps everyone trying.

[@ruffles886]

@@aurtisanminer2827 idk if I'd compare winning the lottery to getting away with Killing your own flesh and blood but ok dude.

[@ruffles886]

@@aurtisanminer2827 nvm I think I see what u were trying to say my bad. This case just really upsets me and makes me mad :(

[@aurtisanminer2827]

Confessor Cromwell yea, I’m more comparing the drive behind trying to plead not guilty to the drive behind someone with a gambling problem. This case was pretty infuriating, especially if you think about what piss poor circumstantial evidence has locked up innocent people for life.

[@fattyacid1901]

@Confessor Cromwell it’s ok to get mad at how this case turned out. I’m gonna get some drinks and snacks and just chill for a bit.

[@David-sn9lq]

Casey: I was an event coordinator JCS Narrator: She wasn’t. She worked behind a kiosk that took pictures for the Incredible Hulk ride. JCS can be ruthless sometimes.

[@mysmirandam.6618]

I love it

[@mollypicklesimer5906]

The best 💯

[@slmjkdbtl]

based on the timeline i might have actually met her there

[@markgacoka9704]

@@kakizakichannel double speak

[@portlandgoose4727]

I'd say that said "ruthlessness" was pretty well deserved

[@meganhausman1443]

Even though I know all of the details of this nonsense, I still get so incredibly angry about this disgusting excuse for a human being. Especially now as a mother.

[@DOTcom210]

She won’t call the cops for her daughter but she will about a drink thrown in her face.

[@xianxua2054]

Lol I just came from that video on tiktok 😂

[@_Rosa7524]

mh-hmmm

[@imhomewiththemilk]

I mean, u can have another daughter BUT NOBODY SHOULD THROW DRINKS AT MY FACE AND I MEAN NO. ONE. ( /s ) Lol she has fucked up priorities.

[@bethennyfrankel2300]

daaaaaaaaaaaaaang

[@markar1665]

@@xianxua2054 what’s it about

[@beritta25]

Imagine being Jeffree Hopkins receiving a call to be a witness to an almost complete stranger's murder case

[@ALJ9000]

I’d imagine it happens a lot more often than we realize

[@HomoLegalMedic]

It doesn't happen often at all, unless to prove that they weren't acquaintances or friends, like they did here.

[@Melissa-kg1ux]

was found not guilty???? 01:06:29

[@Lucy-ym8ch]

Imagine hearing a detailed description of how this nanny babysat Caylee alongside your son Zach in a lovely room in your home and being so baffled because you literally never had a son...

[@minuteman1781]

@@Melissa-kg1ux Sure, legally. But do you have a good argument that can dispute this video’s thesis?

[@sunsh1ne1024]

Casey: says literally any name Screen pauses JCS: *this person does not exist*

[@Jactional]

*The Lie Detector Says That Was a Lie*

[@pinkpanther39]

Xanny the nanny

[@asiaserenity4293]

I don’t know why I was laughing so hard every time it happened. I really believed her !! 😂😂

[@kkspurck6]

"so that was a fucking lie"

[@aj7440]

Their argument is so stupid... “she drowned” ok so we are just gonna ignore the fact that she had duct tape on her face now? Okay.

[@TheFuse25]

Everything was pointing to her being the murderer and they still let her go. Unbeleivable

[@stevieg6418]

Her best friend shed more tears over her child than she did...

[@omawumiadokpaye6628]

She saw that as baffling to her, as it wasn't her friend's kid but hers, but yet she isn't as shook up as she was. It was crazy

[@trydodis690]

@dualspectrumreality ytilaermurtcepslaud I think the guy meant the word psychopath doesn’t suit what you’re describing. Psychopaths have the disorder due to a genetic predisposition. They feel no empathy and can’t form genuinely loving relationships but they are good at mimicking and understanding human emotions. This is because to them emotions aren’t an actual feeling, it’s just a state someone is in and that’s what they understand from it. The better word to describe her would be a sociopath which is not a genetic trait but instead something that is born from environmental factors (such as never being accountable for anything she has done). Sociopaths are narcissistic and display antisocial behaviour. Unlike psychopaths who may be cold hearted but calculated, sociopaths are impulsive and usually leave a lot of clues when they commit crimes because they don’t understand how others may see them.

[@trydodis690]

@dualspectrumreality ytilaermurtcepslaud I'm just giving a possible idea on what the other dude meant as "no". I know what I said wasn't definitive as you pointed out, it was just a trend in behaviour under each category.

[@EmerMcLaughlin]

did she go down?????

[@Rainz_Storm]

And she said phone them was a huge waste, wtf

[@erbronx]

Defense lawyers opening statement: “Caylee died when she drowned in her families swimming pool” Defense lawyer closing statement: “We will never know how Caylee truly died” - Somehow he convinced them...

[@tashfarrelll]

Reminds me of the southpark chewbacca methord 🤭

[@upperplaygrounds6913]

Im really surprised the state didn't refile this case 🤔 Did she have high up family or something ?

[@tippyc2]

@@upperplaygrounds6913 Pretty sure that's unconstitutional

[@kathrynmercier4874]

@@upperplaygrounds6913 She could literally announce today that she did commit the crime, but she would not be tried for the same crime again. It’s one of our rights laid out by the Constitution.

[@loveheals4155]

Yeah, so the coroner actually said there was ZERO evidence of her drowning in a pool and also the body was so far gone to conclude much other than the fact that the tape was placed exactly as Casey's had researched on the computer prior to k'g her own child. They had the computer evidence that she had looked up 'fool proof suffocation'. No, I have zero understanding as to why they didn't lock her up.

[@locdjournal8929]

“She didn’t work as event coordinator. She stood behind a kiosks and sold photos to ppl after they’d been on the Incredible Hulk ride” 😒

[@ongnokap5465]

Absolutely shitted on her😂

[@Kuerbi]

😂😂😂

[@isasolita]

fav part of the video 💀

[@codybarlik4524]

Lmfao I came down to the comments to see if anyone else thought that roast was funny af 😂

[@a1000island]

She captured an event so it was a half truth...

[@Cimlite]

She Googled "foolproof suffocation" an hour or so before the girl died. It doesn't get any more definitive than that. The fact that she got away with this is a disgrace.

[@musicismypassion7686]

Unfortunately still can’t be used as full proof evidence to link her to the murder of her daughter. The argument would have been so has 40 million other people have searched for “ how to kill someone “ it’s in the top 100 searches on google

[@Cimlite]

@@musicismypassion7686 "How to kill someone" is a pretty non-specific though. She specifically search for ways to suffocate someone - only to then have her daughter die by suffocation within an hour or two based on the estimated time of death. She was also the only one at that time of day which had access to the computer. Full proof? I guess that depends on how you look at it - in my book though, there's no doubt after hearing something like that.

[@musicismypassion7686]

@@Cimlite I'm not saying that she isn't guilty. But searching for "how to suffocate someone" online can mean a million other things and the mother's defence attorney would have used that. the prosecution would have needed hard evidence that would have linked her directly to her daughters death, dna evidence, weapons used and a motive. In addition to those things then searching online for "how to suffocate someone" could have been used as a back up. The smallest mistake or error would have collapsed the entire case. Maybe if they pushed for manslaughter they might have reached a guilty verdict

[@musicismypassion7686]

@Dana White's double chin And if you look on my channel you can see a video of waitrose managers that were clearly sexually abusing and harassing young girls at waitrose right? waitrose's head office excuse is that they were just having "fun" and the manager was just nodding his head and you don't actually see him doing anything. It's easy to miss direct something that is clearly in-front of you as long as it can be interpreted and perceived as something different.

[@evolution031680]

I know. It's almost comedic how obviously damning those searches were. What galled me the most, though, was her lawyers' smugness after the trial. They were actually proud of getting a child murderer acquitted.