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  • @rubikbbx
    @rubikbbx 3 года назад +6850

    Casey self reported
    And jury still throwed

    • @qazwsx6340
      @qazwsx6340 3 года назад +346

      murdering children is just lkike aMogus video game am i right guys????

    • @xxstealerxx
      @xxstealerxx 3 года назад +333

      @@crowmaster9652 ??????????????? nice bait

    • @declancall5116
      @declancall5116 3 года назад +185

      🤓☝️ *Threw*

    • @tangyorange3274
      @tangyorange3274 3 года назад +16

      MonkaLaugh

    • @kendog3492
      @kendog3492 3 года назад +78

      they skip voted

  • @kireina7971
    @kireina7971 3 года назад +5360

    -Car smells like dead body
    -Mom doesn’t report for a month
    -Creates fake stories and people
    -Never has a solid story
    -Internet History day before daughter goes missing
    -Has no signs of empathy or caring for her lost daughter
    INNOCENT??!

    • @200m-n7u
      @200m-n7u 3 года назад +462

      Pay to win prob

    • @Ahjinx
      @Ahjinx 3 года назад +867

      And when they found her body in a swamp with duct tape in her mouth but say it was an accident in the swimming pool. Absolutely fucking unreal

    • @200m-n7u
      @200m-n7u 3 года назад +104

      @@Ahjinx I'm telling you it's pay to win prob

    • @narooduuzumagei9263
      @narooduuzumagei9263 3 года назад +255

      The jury probably know that she killed her daughter, but they don't have enough evidence to say she's guilty. It's one of those cases where you know that she's lying but you just cant do anything about due to insufficient amount of proof.

    • @tristain0
      @tristain0 3 года назад +337

      @@narooduuzumagei9263 They know, apart from not having enough evidence, the lawyer of casey was so good in creating confusion that the jury and the team was forced to give that dumb verdict.

  • @swallow_skyla3602
    @swallow_skyla3602 3 года назад +4948

    "We're 99% sure Casey did it."
    "But are you 100% sure?"
    "No."
    *case dismissed*

    • @yolandapaulino5952
      @yolandapaulino5952 3 года назад +132

      @Liam Davis 05 (STUDENT) haha nope 99% is more than enough, it’s beyond a “reasonable” doubt. Not in all cases, it all depends on the level of the crime though. But in this case her defense attorney like one example, made the grandparents as another group that could’ve done it, so the defense made them have reasonable doubt. Also, to get a conviction all have to agree, so you only need one juror really to buy the story to dead lock

    • @justarandomguy3969
      @justarandomguy3969 3 года назад +60

      well there are lots of cases where innocent people have been found guilty because of this thinking that you just kinda need to know if they did it, thats why the burden of proof is on the state, so i kinda understand why the jury said innocent even if it is dumb
      better to let go of a criminal then to jail an innocent, like the brendan and steven case

    • @wantdatcadpat44
      @wantdatcadpat44 3 года назад +5

      casey dismissed 4Heed

    • @ozyhasari369
      @ozyhasari369 3 года назад +1

      @@justarandomguy3969 bro really??? aw man, that's f-ed up

    • @Caesar2001
      @Caesar2001 3 года назад +5

      ​@Liam Davis 05 (STUDENT) Thats pretty much every single case tho, nobody is 100% , as a matter of fact who would know if some aliens just appeared from nowhere and fly a plane into a a building. We know nothinng about life, nothing will ever be trasnparent no matter how much evidence you have, unless you have legit footage of the crime. I know its ridiculous but you don't know yourself so you cant argue with that. You might not agree and thats completely fine and personally I feel like just the fact of not reproting your child missing after 30 days should get her atleast 10 years. The investigators and the prosecutors just did a poor job in this case nothing to blame the jury for altho there should be a charge that would punish parents that dont take care of their children and im so surprised nothing actually was mentioned about that, its basically the same thing if my someone were to leave their child in the middle of the woods without reporting it to the police and if the child died youd probably get charged with something altho nothing big sadly.

  • @jacoblessard8213
    @jacoblessard8213 3 года назад +2481

    Dude I actually got chills down my spine when her friend was crying about her child and her response was literally "*SIGH* Calling you guys, just a huge fucking waste."

    • @sweetgirl070707
      @sweetgirl070707 3 года назад +169

      Right. That alone would've made me suspicious of her lawyer's bullshit if I was in that jury. Her demeanor through all her interaction with police and close ones screams selfish, spoiled, immature, no empathy.

    • @OtakuProGamer
      @OtakuProGamer 3 года назад +6

      ​@@sweetgirl070707 Being arrested because her parents wanted to, like they could've let the police investigate her, but she was immediately arrested, if that was me, i would've been so shocked at being betrayed, because once you are in jail they immediately go behind the media's tails and even shit talk about her. If that was me, i would've been harsher and sharper with my words. There's nowhere where that indicates someone is unsympathetic, and to add to that, there's now her brother talking to her like they're 12 and he got told by another dude that she says bad stuff about him, now that's immature, so much for no emotion when her own family is stomping on her, and with the media at that as well. Then add to that, that her friend is acting as if she had male sexual organs instead, and it was their child- no shit she was fucking irritated and rude.
      Now, it concerns but nothing to me what's true or not, i'm not a warrior of justice nor a political incorrect andy, but the fact that someone is good at hiding their pain -probably, -*-very-*- good at it- it shouldn't just tell you someone's a sociopath, but a very sad being.
      What a way to find someone to shit about and feel good to it while being socailly correct, "*geeez*" .

    • @chad3232132
      @chad3232132 3 года назад +3

      Friends are supposed to stick up for friends, not take the side of the fake news media and cops trying to falsely accuse Casey.

    • @sweetgirl070707
      @sweetgirl070707 3 года назад +41

      @@OtakuProGamerShocked at being betrayed and arrested? Ummm? Did you miss the part where she murdered her 3 year old? Did the Casey truthers group or something find this video or?

    • @sadlife8495
      @sadlife8495 3 года назад +9

      Jury: "oh i dunno she seems pretty innocent to me duuuuuuuuuu"

  • @parmejohn3970
    @parmejohn3970 3 года назад +671

    The defense's lawyer is literally the devil's advocate

    • @ВашеДоверие
      @ВашеДоверие 3 года назад +3

      Tbh, in this case it's accusers fault.

    • @ironicbobcat1
      @ironicbobcat1 3 года назад +2

      Client attorney privileges sadly

    • @ethan2123
      @ethan2123 2 года назад +17

      well someone's gotta defend her in court

    • @GG-kn2se
      @GG-kn2se 2 года назад +26

      The prosecution dropped the ball big time but the jury should be ashamed of themselves because enough evidence was there. They let the lawyer dictate how the law should be applied when they should have listened to the judges instructions. Disgusting.

    • @richardinis
      @richardinis Год назад +15

      He was just doing his job...

  • @ManD0wn
    @ManD0wn 3 года назад +3396

    She called the cops on someone throwing a drink at her faster than she did for her missing daughter.

    • @queensaharaice7376
      @queensaharaice7376 3 года назад +123

      EXACTLY! It's sickening :(

    • @firstnamelastname8790
      @firstnamelastname8790 3 года назад +7

      and?

    • @ultraoof4545
      @ultraoof4545 3 года назад +321

      @@firstnamelastname8790 wtf you mean "and?"

    • @ManD0wn
      @ManD0wn 3 года назад +325

      @@firstnamelastname8790 She’s not gonna fuck you dawg.

    • @ManD0wn
      @ManD0wn 3 года назад +295

      @@ultraoof4545 He’s been going through reply’s defending Casey, it might be her lawyers alt.

  • @jakekatz2803
    @jakekatz2803 3 года назад +2871

    On the original video someone commented this.
    Defense team opens with: “she drowned in a pool”
    Defense team ends with: “we don’t know how she died”

    • @Ender-fr3ql
      @Ender-fr3ql 3 года назад +395

      I haven’t gotten to the part of the court case yet, but I’m going to assume either the judge and jury are brain dead, or the prosecution did a terrible job. Possibly both even?
      Edit: Holy shit the prosecution rolled, the jury are absolute clowns.

    • @maramba32
      @maramba32 3 года назад +37

      thats honestly sad

    • @Ender-fr3ql
      @Ender-fr3ql 3 года назад +5

      @@maramba32 yeah

    • @princesinge1295
      @princesinge1295 3 года назад +46

      Don't blame the defense team for your poor comprehension. The defense team says that they can't KNOW how she died because it cannot be PROVEN by FACTS.

    • @chad3232132
      @chad3232132 3 года назад +18

      It is reasonable doubt. She might have drowned in a pool. Or George Anthony or the brother might have done something to Caylee. We don't know for sure. Given all the doubts about what happened you MUST acquit.

  • @kimmanalastas6632
    @kimmanalastas6632 3 года назад +2814

    Imagine her watching this and smiling because she got away with it, holyfuck i got goosebumps

    • @XanderFenikkusu
      @XanderFenikkusu 3 года назад +263

      Pretty sure she's dating the lead investigator of her case now

    • @hector9586
      @hector9586 3 года назад +81

      She still lives like a teenager. What is most scary that she lives like a total sociopath.

    • @crowmaster9652
      @crowmaster9652 3 года назад +42

      I'm calling it now, thots will try to mimic her crime to garner views and get away with it.

    • @yuhhuh9806
      @yuhhuh9806 3 года назад +12

      @@XanderFenikkusu bruh

    • @firstnamelastname8790
      @firstnamelastname8790 3 года назад

      Possibly, JCS doesn't include other evidence that defends her :)
      Understand that although it may seem JCS is being impartial, he too has bias in this video.

  • @lushG678
    @lushG678 3 года назад +129

    Casey could've literally just left her child with the grandparents and ran away yet she chose to kill her child in the most brutal way possible, only a psychopath tends to kill to solve problems

    • @Flavajabarii
      @Flavajabarii Год назад +3

      i mean there IS more brutal ways

  • @richardphist5637
    @richardphist5637 2 года назад +164

    I like how Casey used the past tense "had" when saying " I can't even put to words how glad I am she had both of you" keep in mind this is before the public knew her daughter was dead. She also then quickly trys to correct herself by saying "still had both of you" she clearly knew already Kaylee was dead. What a disgusting human being.

    • @refertopfp9627
      @refertopfp9627 Год назад +5

      I said the same thing lol. She felt the need to clarify it so badly to not raise suspicion.

    • @sinatra222
      @sinatra222 Год назад +5

      That is consistent with the defense's argument, that Kaylee had drowned in the swimming pool and Casey knew about it.

  • @DHSM04
    @DHSM04 3 года назад +2664

    The amount of people defending the jury's decision is actually scary, really doesn't make sense on how you can defend this woman or claim there wasn't enough evidence, there was literally tape on the body, google searches about how to suffocate a child, even had a entry in her diary hinting at what she did, she also lied about names, people, her alibi(s), where her child was, her job, etc. Some of yall really need help.

    • @christianmorales8978
      @christianmorales8978 3 года назад +334

      The fact that people would defend that decision makes me lose faith in humanity

    • @ihavegoodmusic9496
      @ihavegoodmusic9496 3 года назад +227

      You're right, all of this is true. However, most people have no CLUE how a court case operates. Why blame the lawyer for defending? Blame the prosecutor of all people. The lawyer (Defender) is just doing his job and while people may find it unethical, he is not wrong. The prosecutor set it up for emotion first for the opening statements. Why would the prosecutor convince the jury based on emotion rather than pure evidence on the case? Because it's easier to win, or just pure stupidity? The defender made a reasonable and clear statement on that, which is how he convinced the jury.

    • @user-wg8nb2uj8y
      @user-wg8nb2uj8y 3 года назад +101

      @@ihavegoodmusic9496 Bla bla bla

    • @Laroac
      @Laroac 3 года назад +84

      @@ihavegoodmusic9496 The lawyer is a know PoS, he was the lawyer for the murderer George Zimmerman (who later sold his murder gun), also the lawyer for Harvey Weinstein, he also defended a huge hedgefund managers ponzi sheme.

    • @Laroac
      @Laroac 3 года назад +48

      @@ihavegoodmusic9496 The defender said the same thing he accused the prosecutors doing, what are you on about.

  • @etamm1343
    @etamm1343 3 года назад +1428

    It's disgusting how till this day she's living a happy life, she even started an investigation firm to help people who were "wrongly" accused "like her", writing books and making films, its fucking disgusting

    • @lordramuel1082
      @lordramuel1082 3 года назад +201

      One day she will pay for her crimes. Maybe not in this life but hell is waiting for her with open arms.

    • @Volky_Volk
      @Volky_Volk 3 года назад +107

      @@lordramuel1082 Idk about hell but karma and the universe will work its way. She has something coming for her.

    • @gabrote42
      @gabrote42 3 года назад +138

      @@lunao3785 you seem kind of blind. I think evidence was enough to disspell reasonable doubt. She Obviously did it, or at the very least intended to

    • @etamm1343
      @etamm1343 3 года назад +81

      @@lunao3785 Innocent? Her fucking lawyer came out 5 years ago and said that she in fact killed her daughter

    • @gabrote42
      @gabrote42 3 года назад +21

      @@lunao3785 Sadly I am currently in no position to argue at this point. If I had more time I would rewatch the video and look for jurisprudence to quote at you, as I like to do in comments, but I can't. I can't afford to not sleep. I am sorry if you see this as a disrespectful stance but you are gonna need to look at other commenters.

  • @finnycypress9959
    @finnycypress9959 3 года назад +732

    “She drowned” ok so why did she have tape over her mouth and nose? Why was emergency services never called if she drowned? I just don’t get how she got away with this… absolutely mind boggling

    • @kandyburra
      @kandyburra 3 года назад +1

      Also I had to put * into words so I could post that eithout youtube having a fucking seizure

    • @mastrolegend9277
      @mastrolegend9277 3 года назад +175

      "She drowned"... Later in the closing argument, "we don't know how she died". Jury must be braindead.

    • @poddcasetv
      @poddcasetv 3 года назад +10

      USA XD

    • @cawashka
      @cawashka 3 года назад +5

      1 word: lawyers

    • @shinobu3617
      @shinobu3617 3 года назад +68

      "Why didn't you report your child's death?"
      Her: "Cause my dad molested me when I was 13"
      Like, what the heck is the correlation? Besides, it still shows that she puts her own feelings above the safety of her child, that is unless that story is complete bs from the start, which it clearly is, given she's a pathological liar.

  • @xarcov7329
    @xarcov7329 3 года назад +100

    She's so unbelievably natural at lying that I the characters she has created through those lies were all believed by everyone until told they never existed. Extremely impressive.

  • @NickTheTrill
    @NickTheTrill 3 года назад +90

    RIP Caylee, you were failed by the ones you trusted the most, and failed by the justice system. May you rest in peace for eternity... How does the system let her walk free like wtf bruh.. hell is hot.

    • @JefferyEpstien911
      @JefferyEpstien911 2 года назад +3

      cus prosecution threw, not the systems fault

    • @thegodofthegods1084
      @thegodofthegods1084 2 года назад

      ​@@JefferyEpstien911 The fucking jury failed humanity. Prosecution and the defense did their jobs. The jury should be hanged for absolutely retarded decisions.

    • @KiffJRockka
      @KiffJRockka Год назад +2

      cuz Earth is already hell

    • @tempo634
      @tempo634 8 месяцев назад

      God's judgement never fails

  • @K-dis_Boher
    @K-dis_Boher 3 года назад +702

    Geez I need Jose as my lawyer, he managed to let a cold-hearted, child-suffocating, 100% guilty, pathological liar get away with murder all on the defense of "think with your mind, not your heart"

    • @nashviper4586
      @nashviper4586 3 года назад +14

      Isn’t he the same guy that got OJ a not guilty?

    • @ricepaperpencil1195
      @ricepaperpencil1195 3 года назад +5

      One question, if they somehow proved that her dad didn’t manipulate her and that she doesn’t have the “scared to tell the truth” thing, can she be re convicted by this? I kinda don’t know how the law works

    • @K-dis_Boher
      @K-dis_Boher 3 года назад +4

      @@ricepaperpencil1195 I don't think she could be re-convicted for the same 3 crimes she was deemed as "not guilty" for pertaining to this specific case (you can get multiple murder charges, but not from the same case repeatedly), but if they somehow got more evidence for other crimes, like how she repeatedly lied whilst under oath or something, she could be convicted for those instead

    • @waitwhat3547
      @waitwhat3547 3 года назад +1

      @@K-dis_Boher they can file a case against her in a court that supersedes the one that gave her a not guilty verdict

    • @Wartooth6
      @Wartooth6 3 года назад +17

      careful jose might try to say you got molested by a family member to get your case dismissed

  • @zxzy
    @zxzy 3 года назад +724

    “i’m scared i’m never gonna see my daughter again so i’m going to lie about everything you ask me” and then gets away scott free 😐

  • @xxdarkangelxxsa_g3257
    @xxdarkangelxxsa_g3257 3 года назад +1440

    Yea everyones car just naturally smells like human decomposition, am I right Yall?

    • @VLUTN-bb1qu
      @VLUTN-bb1qu 3 года назад +25

      Yes

    • @reallifevegeta552
      @reallifevegeta552 3 года назад +23

      Why didnt they look in the car? Am i missing out on something?

    • @Clockz
      @Clockz 3 года назад +5

      Mine does :|

    • @phuocle4676
      @phuocle4676 3 года назад +110

      @@reallifevegeta552 The body of the child was in there for 3 days decomposing, but the mother removed it and dumped it in the swamp. Theres nothing in the car, it just that the smell of the body still remains. This is one of the strange thing about this case. Only the mother had excess to the car and was still using it. It was proven that the body was at some point been in the car and was later removed, so it is most likely or def the mother who had put the body there and later removed it.

    • @JamesLee-ry9dr
      @JamesLee-ry9dr 3 года назад +22

      @@phuocle4676 yeah think that was part of her defense. Her attorney fabricated a story where kaylee slipped and drowned in a pool. Mom didn’t know what to do and proceeded to dump the body cuz they were afraid.

  • @stefansproductions6245
    @stefansproductions6245 3 года назад +70

    Imagine a friend of yours pour their heart out about something YOU are supposed to do that for, then say calling you is a waste, absolutely mush brain matter

    • @carriealderson5777
      @carriealderson5777 4 месяца назад

      Foolproof suffocation.... She knows she's a fool.

  • @Dmennn
    @Dmennn 3 года назад +1503

    Poor Caylee. She never got justice.

    • @crowmaster9652
      @crowmaster9652 3 года назад +77

      Figures from a justice system that never wants to portray white women as possible suspects

    • @Dmennn
      @Dmennn 3 года назад +12

      @@crowmaster9652 Not always true. Rape claims do get a lot of sympathy for the suspect though. Same with any other race for that.

    • @Yukiyak0
      @Yukiyak0 3 года назад +90

      @@crowmaster9652 ah yes itd all about race

    • @jumper2915
      @jumper2915 3 года назад +17

      And there it goes, you still managed to make it about race

    • @caloreen1992
      @caloreen1992 3 года назад +12

      She will get justice when God judge's Casey.

  • @shepardice3775
    @shepardice3775 3 года назад +883

    It's so depressing how much Casey's parents cared about their grandchild and her at the beginning and were distraught by the situation while she didn't give a shit. Sadge

    • @hel2727
      @hel2727 3 года назад +56

      creeps me out how the psychologists didn't "detect" any kind of mental disorder

    • @bipbipbup3330
      @bipbipbup3330 3 года назад +36

      @@hel2727 because psychology is a pseudo science that always produce biased data

    • @Ghanemq8
      @Ghanemq8 3 года назад +28

      @@bipbipbup3330 ok mr expert smart man

    • @Laroac
      @Laroac 3 года назад +7

      @@bipbipbup3330 Sure bud, not like private companies spend millions on psycholgs to exploit people, but sure its fake.

    • @domerame5913
      @domerame5913 3 года назад +26

      @@bipbipbup3330 How is psychology not a science? Yes, Clinical psychology is not a "science", it's an application of science, just like engineering is to physics. Psychology is very much a science tho, and the methods used are shared with all other sciences. Please tell how you conclude that psychology is not a science.

  • @flapjackballsack1499
    @flapjackballsack1499 3 года назад +2376

    Literally got away with murder Sadge

    • @Ryan-ni7mo
      @Ryan-ni7mo 3 года назад +276

      Idk how she goes out in public without being mauled herself. I saw a video of her getting into a conflict at a bar where police came. She's just living life normal with people all around her, some knowing what she's done and some not. Kinda weird

    • @Dorion95
      @Dorion95 3 года назад +10

      It sucks but there not really any proof

    • @rjvch
      @rjvch 3 года назад +102

      @@Dorion95 yea a lack of physical proof, and I hate to admit it but her lawyer did really good

    • @xeno9505
      @xeno9505 3 года назад +276

      @@Dorion95 I think there was a lot of proof in this video, such as “how to suffocate a child” in her google searches. Her leading the investigators on several goose chases, her hinting it in her diary, not calling the cops for a month, fake names, fake occupations, god it’s so obvious. The body was even in her car

    • @sandr921
      @sandr921 3 года назад +5

      Wtf what is this spoiler

  • @mylife1221
    @mylife1221 Год назад +15

    her response to her own best friend breaking down over anything happening to caylee actually left my jaw on the floor. just wow. callous and cruel.

  • @yottachad5245
    @yottachad5245 3 года назад +83

    Unlucky, got a good damn attorney combined with a low-IQ jury

    • @tmmey2402
      @tmmey2402 2 года назад +1

      @Strawberry Cake Sadly it's the lawyer's job, their job is to try to get the defendant off as much as possible, which in this case he did very well, she somehow went from getting a death sentence to not even a charge

    • @anarchistmaverick9507
      @anarchistmaverick9507 2 года назад

      @@tmmey2402 Braindead jury
      “””””””””Justice system”””””””””” my ass

    • @roflmao2133
      @roflmao2133 2 года назад +4

      @@tmmey2402 watching this made me realize why lawyers get such a bad name for themselves lol. He did his job well but this is shameful.

    • @thegodofthegods1084
      @thegodofthegods1084 2 года назад

      It wasn't even that she had a good attorney. Jury being mentally disabled is what's the real problem. They should all be locked up instead at this point.

  • @kobe5216
    @kobe5216 3 года назад +273

    Oh yeah, completely natural for her car to smell of a decomposed body to someone who's been around the job. How did they not prosecute her to be guilty. The last time Kaylee was ever seen Kasey had googled suffocation and the child died from suffocation. All the evidence goes against her it's so obvious

    • @christianbenjaminledezmava8498
      @christianbenjaminledezmava8498 3 года назад +10

      Stupid ass justice system

    • @Sceptonic
      @Sceptonic 3 года назад +18

      @@christianbenjaminledezmava8498 Unbelievable that some idiots who claim to be sympathetic and want "justice" defend this flawed outdated "justice" system that let murderers go and imprison innocents.

    • @crowmaster9652
      @crowmaster9652 3 года назад +6

      a justice system that would favor cultural narratives

    • @yngfljm2277
      @yngfljm2277 3 года назад

      Thank you. Exactly!

    • @mastrolegend9277
      @mastrolegend9277 3 года назад +16

      ​@@zarrowthehorse I'm sure you would say that exact sentence in a hypothetical scenario, where your mother and father were killed in a similar way with heaps upon heaps of "circumstantial" evidence. "The burden of outright proof just wasn't there, sorry, they walk, no charges". When does circumstantial evidence become outright proof? Do they need a picture of her suffocating her daughter? Casey Anthony is living a normal life apparently, no reprecussions for taking the life of another, I hope she gets what she deserves, one way, or another.

  • @choerryIover
    @choerryIover 3 года назад +596

    There's so much clear evidence, not presented in this video, that I do *not* understand how the jury did not convict her. The biggest being that the laundry bag that Caylee was placed in is sold in a set of 2, and the exact same laundry bag from the pair was found and matched to one in Casey's house. The other bag, that she would've had if she didn't do it, was nowhere inside of her home.

    • @mrodawg2470
      @mrodawg2470 3 года назад +63

      thats not really evidence of her killing her their defense was that casey found her daughter dead in the pool and tried to cover it up which explains the laundry basket and shit but doesnt explain the duck tape.

    • @Sceptonic
      @Sceptonic 3 года назад +68

      @@notmagike And claiming she drowned in a pool isn't?

    • @Raph_216
      @Raph_216 3 года назад +7

      @@Sceptonic actually, I think that if you look very carefully at his comment, what he was actually trying to say was: "It's all circumstantial,."

    • @brentje9759
      @brentje9759 3 года назад +18

      @@Sceptonic As said in the video it's all non-direct evidence. The final verdict says it better than all of the other shenanigans the defence proclaimed to be true. The defendant's lawyer is basically just saying innocent until proven guilty + emotional manipulation as JCS said.
      And technically it could be true as there is no direct evidence that she did not kill her baby however you'd probably have the same odds of winning the lottery B2B.

    • @punchtoy4546
      @punchtoy4546 3 года назад +20

      @@notmagike courts have consistently upheld that the proposition of circumstantial evidence can be enough to convict. evidence is not inherently more trustworthy because it's non-circumstantial

  • @Nightskyninja
    @Nightskyninja 3 года назад +478

    This case was pretty much my entire childhood since I grew up around Orlando it’s all that was on the news. Casey is truly a sick evil person.

    • @firstnamelastname8790
      @firstnamelastname8790 3 года назад

      Possibly, JCS doesn't include other evidence that defends her :)
      Understand that although it may seem JCS is being impartial, he too has bias in this video.

    • @tweedycheetah2083
      @tweedycheetah2083 3 года назад +115

      @@firstnamelastname8790 Obvious troll. Defending child murderers Pagman

    • @domvazquez7826
      @domvazquez7826 3 года назад +7

      Yeah and I remember this too, I'm from Sarasota, also the Michael King murder, which happened while I was living in North Port, I was only in middle school at the time but since North Port is so close-knit, everyone was talking about it and things were dark for a while.

    • @lordofire6400
      @lordofire6400 3 года назад

      @Almost blank the man got arrested, the kids parents intervened from what i've heard

    • @orangeeeeeee
      @orangeeeeeee 3 года назад +4

      @Almost blank We should've already died of extinction millions of years ago. Cause humans are fucked up.

  • @Michael_Turner
    @Michael_Turner 2 года назад +51

    Out of all Xqc's JCS's reaction videos, this is the one that I can't watch. Casey being found not guilty is so difficult to accept. A true injustice.

  • @CharlesLightning
    @CharlesLightning 3 года назад +62

    The wonders of the American justice system.

    • @pinkribbon1007
      @pinkribbon1007 3 года назад

      who decided a jury system was relevant in the 21st century of high population density, how is a few random people suppose to be an accurate representation of the vast majority. get a professional to do it

  • @toxictator4561
    @toxictator4561 3 года назад +206

    I was fresh out of high school when this all went down ,this verdict in particular impacted the way I view the system as a whole ...I have 2 boys ,one is Six other is 3 months,so now as a father this was hard to revisit but people should watch and see how badly they failed that poor baby.

    • @toxictator4561
      @toxictator4561 3 года назад +8

      @@lunao3785 BAhahah I see whatcha did there ..Cute

    • @slurpaderp6207
      @slurpaderp6207 3 года назад

      No evidence tho the prosecution failed because they assumed that people would say that’s she’s naturally guilty which she’s not and they needed evidence to prove that she is guilty but they couldn’t it was not beyond doubt the defense played their hand expertly the justice system worked as intend the prosecutions was ass but the defense was godly

    • @toxictator4561
      @toxictator4561 3 года назад +8

      @@slurpaderp6207 I agree with this take."they failed" is in reference to the prosecution. .Its these facts that make the verdict such a hard thing to swallow ,esp now that I am a dad . That case would have been hard for any jury and they personally couldn't give justice for that child based on the evidence .

    • @azazello1784
      @azazello1784 Год назад

      Nobody forced you to have kids.

    • @toxictator4561
      @toxictator4561 Год назад +4

      @@azazello1784 You are correct no one forced me ...Did you have another point to make that I'm missing ?

  • @Marzeyyy
    @Marzeyyy 3 года назад +293

    Casey literally lives with the detective that won her the case now, that guy was in it for the long run LOL

    • @loki9134
      @loki9134 2 года назад +34

      Holy shit

    • @DeathHelper420
      @DeathHelper420 2 года назад

      Wait wym

    • @Milk-ck1wv
      @Milk-ck1wv 2 года назад +1

      @@DeathHelper420 she slept with the man controlling her case when it was still on.

    • @Randomusername822
      @Randomusername822 2 года назад

      @@Milk-ck1wv in the interrogation tapes?

    • @LOLVTECFAG
      @LOLVTECFAG 2 года назад +30

      He's not a detective. He's a private investigator that her defense team hired.

  • @twisty1488
    @twisty1488 3 года назад +703

    imagine as a lawyer being happy that you did your job by letting a murderer get away with no punishment

    • @nashviper4586
      @nashviper4586 3 года назад +82

      Money is money at the end of the day. I think it’s the same guy that got OJ a not guilty.

    • @Sceptonic
      @Sceptonic 3 года назад +242

      @@nashviper4586 Imagine defending the actions of people like this because "money good, it's his job." Doesn't make it any less scummy and heartwrenching.

    • @AbdAly-bh1vo
      @AbdAly-bh1vo 3 года назад +48

      @@Sceptonic so true I still can’t wrap my head around people who say it’s his job so making a child murderer that could do the same thing again in the future get away with nothing and slandering the father with molesting accusations is all ok and justified because it’s his job and it pays well that doesn’t make right at all

    • @TheHeartThatRunsCold
      @TheHeartThatRunsCold 3 года назад +76

      @@Sceptonic We're all due a lawyer in the court of law, if you want to be upset at someone, point your fingers at the prosecution as they did not adequately convince the Jury of Casey's guilt. Because all they had was circumstantial.

    • @Sceptonic
      @Sceptonic 3 года назад +37

      @@TheHeartThatRunsCold Are you a lawyer? If not, you have no reason to be defending these scumbags. The defense's argument was she drowned in a pool? That is worse than circumstantial because there was no proof of that. I see you like seeing murderers get away because "no physical proof, prosecutor's fault lol"

  • @neeksu9482
    @neeksu9482 3 года назад +16

    You know the justice system is completely and utterly broken when someone gets away with murdering a 3-year old child even with such overwhelming evidence. This was truly disgusting.

  • @kongrooent1801
    @kongrooent1801 3 года назад +16

    I lived in Florida at the time of Caylee's death and Casey's trial, and watched all of this on the news as a kid. From what I know she is still the most hated woman in Florida.

  • @xenthia
    @xenthia 3 года назад +381

    This whole case can be summed up as:
    Casey: "Guys, I killed my own daughter, throw me in jail."
    Jury: "Casey, who killed your daughter? You're innocent, case dismissed."

    • @semmsemm2505
      @semmsemm2505 3 года назад +29

      bullshit casey would never tell the truth

    • @Zach014G
      @Zach014G 2 года назад +5

      i like to think she got away with it because of how popular the case was and how many people wanted her to win. Its sickening.

    • @janniside5128
      @janniside5128 2 года назад +5

      case can be also summed up as:a very rare occasion of the us law system gone horribly wrong, when the innocent till proven guilty law got a bit too seriously taken and portrayed the whole us court as a huge kindergarden

  • @choerryIover
    @choerryIover 3 года назад +161

    What's even crazier is that Casey was literally reported last year to be starting her own investigation firm. Absolutely sick.

    • @notmagike
      @notmagike 3 года назад +63

      Even crazier, she apparently was sleeping with her lawyer.

    • @paradox6885
      @paradox6885 3 года назад +17

      @@notmagike go figure, what a sleezbag

    • @Celticshade
      @Celticshade 2 года назад +2

      theres zero chance she wouldnt have used that for her own personal needs to investigate people that she thinks crossed her. basically legally spy on people.

    • @KiffJRockka
      @KiffJRockka Год назад +1

      not so crazy knowing most woman do that @@notmagike

    • @awellculturedmanofanime1246
      @awellculturedmanofanime1246 Год назад +1

      @@notmagike nah man fuck the justice system and incometent judges etc holy shit the amount of evidence to her being the murderer is insanse and yet dismissed ?

  • @SavingDead
    @SavingDead 3 года назад +89

    the dude said "please judge by proof and evidence only" but said that the kid drowned and that her dad is a predator out of nowhere,, what?

    • @ricepaperpencil1195
      @ricepaperpencil1195 3 года назад +6

      That’s his job, lying is the name of the game

    • @mastrolegend9277
      @mastrolegend9277 3 года назад +30

      @@ricepaperpencil1195 Lying without getting caught, pretty sure he got caught. He literally said the kid drowned in a pool, then later in the closing argument said, "we don't know how she died". Didn't even have his story straight, jury ate it all up. They actually did an article on one member of the jury who feels guilty to this day of making that verdict.

    • @ricepaperpencil1195
      @ricepaperpencil1195 3 года назад

      @@mastrolegend9277 can you put a time stamp of when he said that, because I thought he was just trying to say “there is no way to prove how kaylee died”, which kinda fits his story of Casey keeping secrets and stuff

    • @zewensenpai
      @zewensenpai 3 года назад +1

      @@mastrolegend9277 well the thing is the burden of prove is on the state, she doesn't really have to prove anything.

    • @halo3dg
      @halo3dg 3 года назад +8

      @@ricepaperpencil1195 59:08 when he said she drowned, 1:03:56 when he said it's not known how she died.

  • @femteezy1992
    @femteezy1992 2 года назад +6

    Tape over the deceased child’s mouth & nose + google searches of “suffocation”
    I honestly don’t see how that isn’t definitive enough.

  • @nilon5327
    @nilon5327 3 года назад +17

    This comes to show how bad this whole juror system is. The judge is sleeping in the background while some laymen decide whether it's proven if someone is guilty or not, which in this case might possibly be not that easy.
    And the longer they take for a decision the longer they are away from their lifes and their families, so their main concern is how to get out of there quick, and that will add up with every day the process takes.

    • @JefferyEpstien911
      @JefferyEpstien911 2 года назад

      ok so what would you fix exactly? system isnt broken, defense had a god laywer and prosecution threw case

    • @FuckFascistYouTube
      @FuckFascistYouTube 2 года назад

      Imagine complaining about trials by jury 😂
      Name a better alternative. If you could reinvent the justice system, what specifically would you change

    • @SimonFollin
      @SimonFollin Год назад +1

      @@FuckFascistRUclips well what is exactly working in this scenario? Its obviously flawed, rewatch the vid

    • @FuckFascistYouTube
      @FuckFascistYouTube Год назад

      @@SimonFollin Funny how you didn't answer my question 😂👍

    • @SimonFollin
      @SimonFollin Год назад +1

      @@FuckFascistRUclips well i'm not from america so i dont know the alternatives. Nor am I educated in law in any form. All I know is that the system is clearly flawed and this video is solid proof. I not saying there's a better way, i'm saying that the "best" option is still flawed.

  • @3536mj
    @3536mj 3 года назад +256

    As a parent, and I'm sure even people who aren't, I couldn't watch more than 5 minutes of this. How could anyone do this and NOT have something wrong with them mentally..?

    • @reallifevegeta552
      @reallifevegeta552 3 года назад +36

      Shes definitely nuts. I say she needs to be re-evaluated by new therapists.

    • @nikeonnk
      @nikeonnk 3 года назад

      I wanted to laugh so bad in the interrogation but im so scared to find out what happened to the child that i immediatly freeze.

    • @nikeonnk
      @nikeonnk 3 года назад +3

      Fucking hell i found out.

    • @jadedplover1851
      @jadedplover1851 3 года назад +4

      I'm actually scared because as a compulsive liar myself the way she acts reminds me of myself in a crazy way, especially how she is calm during interviews and passes everything off as if she's expecting it, it's exactly what I do all the time when I talk to people. Am I a murderer >.>

    • @nikeonnk
      @nikeonnk 3 года назад +1

      What the fuck how is she not guilty there is so much what about the tape about the search history about everything ? What about her past that just go out ? What ? How ?

  • @domothebro2435
    @domothebro2435 3 года назад +97

    They literally found duct tape on the mouth and nose of the body and they STILL believed she drowned??? Water creates a very particular look for a body yk

    • @kea17
      @kea17 3 года назад

      i believe they found her after the body already decomposed but still why would there be duct tape

    • @vivi-fe5rj
      @vivi-fe5rj 3 года назад +36

      @@kea17 Because duct tape does not decompose as fast as flesh. 🤦‍♂️

  • @MaligottheMolly
    @MaligottheMolly 3 года назад +82

    she really used her coworkers real name to provide an alibi for 2 people that don’t exist… it doesn’t get any more stupid than that😐

  • @ahmadmarwanhadid9179
    @ahmadmarwanhadid9179 3 года назад +8

    I follow the case when I was in college, it was really-really sad. Now that I have a child myself, this thing hit 100x harder.

  • @reillykloosterman93
    @reillykloosterman93 3 года назад +17

    this defending lawyer would be an absolute menace in among us

  • @SpankedBySalmon
    @SpankedBySalmon 3 года назад +95

    Her relationship is completely ruined with her parents after she said her dad raped her. And then earlier when she was on the phone with her friend that said “if anything happened to Caylee I’ll die, I’ll die” that’s pretty rough

    • @colleenkyle7741
      @colleenkyle7741 3 года назад +7

      It would've done her good if she actually went to jail, but she's been free since 2011 but I don't see her as a winner in this case since she doesn't have a supportive family, doubt she has Tony in her life, friends and definitely not a daughter, sadly

    • @inlovewithi
      @inlovewithi 3 года назад +62

      @@colleenkyle7741 I doubt that a person that says that she's the happiest she's ever been, after killing her daughter and dumping her in a swamp is going to be sad :(, depressed because she doesn't have a relationship with her family. (Also throw in a person that would make up that her father would put his thing in her...) You're projecting human feelings into her. I'm sure she doesn't care about Tony, just moves on to the next guy that can provide fun. And I'm sure she has lots of friends.

    • @zuki4607
      @zuki4607 3 года назад

      Timestamp

    • @SpankedBySalmon
      @SpankedBySalmon 3 года назад +6

      @@zuki4607 I don’t fuckin know watch the video

    • @TheIzzywai
      @TheIzzywai 3 года назад +13

      Apparently shes datin the lawyer she had and might have another child..

  • @elbee1771
    @elbee1771 3 года назад +111

    MAJOR ball dropped by the investigators and the prosecution on this case. Nothing else can be said, and a little girl died in vain with no justice. The fact this woman is considering having another child now is repulsive to say the least.

    • @guusknol3862
      @guusknol3862 3 года назад +1

      WAIT SHE IS?! fking get her a life time in jail before that happens...

    • @schlobster3929
      @schlobster3929 3 года назад +1

      Does she still live a public life after this?

    • @laundrysauce354
      @laundrysauce354 2 года назад +8

      @@schlobster3929 I think she still lives in Orlando and is free

    • @SEliteGuitarist99
      @SEliteGuitarist99 2 года назад

      No, the jury was just braindead. The prosecutors lined up the shot but the jury is actually just morons. IQ tests or some way to measure intelligence needs to be done before someone can be a juror

    • @Celticshade
      @Celticshade 2 года назад

      did... did you just say, she wants to have another child? she shouldnt be allowed within 10 miles of any children after this shit. even if she didnt kill her daughter and this didnt happen its a 100% guarantee caylee now would be trying to get the fuck away from casey.

  • @spencermccraven3434
    @spencermccraven3434 3 года назад +49

    I remember watching her trial live and thinking how in the world could the jury reach the conclusion they did. Absolutely insane.

  • @yhwh9778
    @yhwh9778 2 года назад +15

    All you need to have to get away with a crime is a good enough lawyer and a dumb enough jury

    • @Tommygunn258
      @Tommygunn258 2 года назад +1

      Trust me, in many third world countries, just having money can get you off. Pay off the police, and it will suddenly be be an unsolved case or they will declare that if it was a ''suicide'' if there's a murder.

  • @any5484
    @any5484 2 года назад +9

    how the jury reached the conclusion that they did is simply something i will just never be able to fathom

    • @cointoss6238
      @cointoss6238 2 года назад

      the jusry system is retarded however you look at it.just because you pick 12 citizens out of your vicinity doesnt mean those 12 cant be 100% idiots. like imagine if you were falsely accused of something and 12 random persons from your city hold their fate in their hands. the justice system needs an overhaul or a total rework. if they can mess up a case where a woman killed her daughter by suffocation and her last night search history literally says "foolproof suffocation" i dont trust any verdict that has even been made in the last 50 years

    • @JefferyEpstien911
      @JefferyEpstien911 2 года назад

      @@cointoss6238 its not the system its the prosection, they had such a weak case.

  • @AlohaNick13
    @AlohaNick13 3 года назад +225

    I remember watching this trial on TV. It’s horrifying how someone could do something like this to their own kid.

    • @healer5556
      @healer5556 3 года назад +34

      Even more scary she got away with it

    • @fluke7506
      @fluke7506 3 года назад +3

      @@healer5556 true.

    • @chad3232132
      @chad3232132 3 года назад

      Maybe you missed the verdict - NOT guilty. This is why we have a jury of our peers with an unbiased opinion decide these things and not a mob led by the fake news media, trying to false accuse someone.

    • @AlohaNick13
      @AlohaNick13 3 года назад +11

      @@chad3232132 The jury can think whatever they want. I believe she did it and most people would agree with me. Go outside and touch grass instead of replying to a two week old comment.

  • @Thebro600H
    @Thebro600H 3 года назад +69

    Interviewer: If you dig a 6 feet hole how deep is that hole?
    Casy: Its actually 36 Feet if you square root the outside of the trigle by x-6 and multiply that by the denominator of 6/5

  • @caseyashe3570
    @caseyashe3570 3 года назад +175

    Just got off the phone with the council of Casey’s- we don’t claim her

    • @kotarodesu_23
      @kotarodesu_23 3 года назад +44

      Does the council have the power to banish her to the shadow realm?

    • @user-cz8cc1vu8p
      @user-cz8cc1vu8p 3 года назад +27

      She is obliged to change gamertag

    • @slughamer189
      @slughamer189 3 года назад +10

      All allied party's are to unfriend the convict correct? sorry I'm from another council

    • @caseyashe3570
      @caseyashe3570 3 года назад +14

      @@slughamer189 all aligned parties hereby remove her citizenship

    • @kotarodesu_23
      @kotarodesu_23 3 года назад +6

      @@user-cz8cc1vu8p
      Her gamertag will be changed to Kasey instead and then they'll banish her too.

  • @wkboyy4573
    @wkboyy4573 3 года назад +5

    the video of the parent's visit really makes me sad because you can see the parent's underlying pain and suspicion but, they can't bring themselves to treat her any different because it's their child that they've raised for 18 years.

  • @WWJimbo
    @WWJimbo 3 года назад +11

    I actually went to the elementary school that the body was found in front of. I remember passing by all the news vans and the memorial as it was the only road out of the school and one time my bus driver showed us their house too. Oh and I also graduated from the same high school as Casey Anthony. That’s my HS on screen at 14:44 and you can see the elementary school to the right of the red circle at 53:19

  • @logangotcha8429
    @logangotcha8429 3 года назад +67

    Instead of killing your child because of the 'burden', couldn't you just... give Kaylee up for adoption? Or give her to another relative?

  • @dannyg.4421
    @dannyg.4421 3 года назад +25

    Her parents cracked the case before any one. They reported her with damning clues and then inturagate her on the phone with stuff like the futility technique and emotion appeal. Like damn

  • @earlthegamer312
    @earlthegamer312 3 года назад +26

    unbelievable that her friend seems to care more about caylee than the actual mother

  • @Impact2us
    @Impact2us 4 месяца назад +2

    It's so crazy hearing Adept offer nuggets in the background after so long

  • @_P785_
    @_P785_ 2 года назад +16

    Not one person actually questioned why she’s acting so chill about the whole situation. And I’m surprised lee didn’t get brought into it at all as a suspect

  • @Improvise1013
    @Improvise1013 3 года назад +44

    my stomach literally turned watching her smile and walking away from this. absolutely horrid.

  • @LuizMonkey
    @LuizMonkey 3 года назад +44

    I dont understand how shes free to this day.. It's literally so obvious, her lawyer must have been on some demon time because that is crazy...

    • @LuizMonkey
      @LuizMonkey 3 года назад

      @Almost blank Yeah my bad I didn’t watch the video I was busy, just knew the woman was free today. But I am going to watch it now.

    • @orangecat9559
      @orangecat9559 3 года назад +5

      @@LuizMonkey bruh don't write comments like that without watching the video, it can cause misunderstanding . Fake news are pretty dangerous nowadays .

    • @LuizMonkey
      @LuizMonkey 3 года назад +1

      @@orangecat9559 relax lmao not that big of a deal. My comment was right anyway, she got away with murder, if it was for example drama that is happening now then yeah always make sure to watch before commenting.

    • @Laroac
      @Laroac 3 года назад +8

      @@LuizMonkey No, always watch before commenting on the subject a video is about.

    • @LuizMonkey
      @LuizMonkey 3 года назад

      @@Laroac It really isn't that serious, at least not with my comment, point still sorta stands, plus I still knew a lot of context about this video becuase I've already seen him react to another video of her...

  • @alexmark6580
    @alexmark6580 3 года назад +80

    The fact the prosecution presented a weak case is mainly the reason why she was acquitted of the murder charge. They believed that she was naturally guilty, but had very little physical evidence. The defense lawyer waived a lot of the claims from the prosecution off. She still got the negligence charge.

    • @chad3232132
      @chad3232132 3 года назад +8

      What are you talking about? There was no negligence charge. She was not guilty of murder, not guilty of manslaughter, not guilty of child abuse.

    • @alexmark6580
      @alexmark6580 3 года назад

      ​@@chad3232132
      Do you know what acquitted of a murder charge means? (Literally what you said in the last half of your comment.)

    • @sadlife8495
      @sadlife8495 3 года назад +2

      @@alexmark6580 "
      Alex mark
      2 weeks ago
      The fact the prosecution presented a weak case is mainly the reason why she was acquitted of the murder charge. They believed that she was naturally guilty, but had very little physical evidence. The defense lawyer waived a lot of the claims from the prosecution off. She still got the negligence charge."
      I think the part where you say she go a negligence charge, I did not see that at all in the video or hear the judge say it

    • @PineappleBaconPizza
      @PineappleBaconPizza 3 года назад +1

      @@chad3232132 I think Alex is confused.

  • @ShounenN
    @ShounenN Год назад +4

    Her daughter dies/goes missing and she goes out on a party streak..Idk how can anybody think that she is not guilty..

  • @zbabyg6998
    @zbabyg6998 Год назад +4

    As somebody who has gone to jury selection and listened to people answer the jury questions, people on jury's don't have to be smart or even close, and because of it, a cold blooded murder is living their life free of consequence.

  • @Twilight.Princess
    @Twilight.Princess 3 года назад +26

    I remember hearing about this when I was 11. I was happy she was innocent because all i knew was she was in trouble and was facing death and I didn’t want her to die. Present 24 year old me wouldn’t have lost a second of sleep if she got death.

  • @FatDanLozano
    @FatDanLozano 3 года назад +14

    This woman stuck to her story and was going to die on the hill she stood on. Most of JCS videos that involve murder, have the murderer either justifying what they did or eventually just coming forth. Even Chris Watts came forth. Take a special kind of psychopath to kill your child and just move on with your life moments after. May she never find rest and when she does may her dreams be haunted.

  • @Ender-fr3ql
    @Ender-fr3ql 3 года назад +27

    I’m legitimately in tears, that poor girl.

    • @Officer.K.
      @Officer.K. 3 года назад +8

      Imagine the thoughts going through her head as shes being smothered by her own mom

    • @leecameron9226
      @leecameron9226 2 года назад

      @@Officer.K. she drowned?? Where is this false information coming from

    • @hieatus1039
      @hieatus1039 2 года назад

      @@leecameron9226 where did the duct tape come from? Why did she not report the child dead for 30 days?

    • @thegodofthegods1084
      @thegodofthegods1084 2 года назад +3

      @@leecameron9226 Where did the rotting smell from the car come from? How the fuck do you get duct taped and thrown in a fucking swamp, and called a "drowning accident."

    • @leecameron9226
      @leecameron9226 2 года назад

      @@thegodofthegods1084 a lots changed in 5 months

  • @duncan3104
    @duncan3104 3 года назад +8

    This lawyer something diff for real wtf man this man clutched the 1 v 20

    • @Maveu
      @Maveu 3 года назад +1

      Bro you're acting as if it's good that he did that

    • @ВашеДоверие
      @ВашеДоверие 3 года назад +2

      @@Maveu you are acting like it isn't his job. You shouldn't blame defender, you should blame persecutor and accuser - they managed to mess up with overwhelming evidence that was in their favour.

  • @philipburk2608
    @philipburk2608 3 года назад +7

    I don’t agree with this attorney, but he is insanely good at speaking. It’s honestly scary how well he played the jury.

  • @shyguywhite
    @shyguywhite 3 года назад +49

    we actually got the bad ending Sadge

  • @user-ys8sr6gc1p
    @user-ys8sr6gc1p 3 года назад +53

    Love these vids dawg

    • @bryexo_
      @bryexo_ 3 года назад +8

      I love you dawg

    • @miffyforever
      @miffyforever 3 года назад +6

      @@bryexo_ i love you too dawg

    • @nero7862
      @nero7862 3 года назад +3

      @@miffyforever dawg, I'm over the moon for you

    • @micheal5797
      @micheal5797 3 года назад +3

      dawg, I'd love a bit of dawgy with you

    • @kotarodesu_23
      @kotarodesu_23 3 года назад +2

      Dawg, can't believe you're leaving a dawg out of this dawg fest smh

  • @ThwipThwipBoom
    @ThwipThwipBoom 3 года назад +69

    Fun fact, Casey's lawyer was also Harvey Weinstein's lawyer. I don't know how he sleeps at night.

    • @lordramuel1082
      @lordramuel1082 3 года назад +23

      Hell is waiting for him and Casy

    • @12GaugeUpYoAss
      @12GaugeUpYoAss 3 года назад +13

      its his fuckin job no matter she guilty or not

    • @lordramuel1082
      @lordramuel1082 3 года назад +1

      @2Frog2 2Frog22 she better hope not

    • @jesterroyal5016
      @jesterroyal5016 2 года назад +5

      He sleeps with a paycheck because its his job

    • @ThwipThwipBoom
      @ThwipThwipBoom 2 года назад +1

      @@jesterroyal5016 I guess even evil people like him have to pay bills.

  • @influencerzwerg
    @influencerzwerg 2 года назад +3

    This entire case is horrible and that Casey still walks freely is disgusting. Also the way her defense just threw her dad under the bus is so cold. He actually did or at least tried to kill himself at some point, his suicide letter ended with "Kaylee, here I come"
    It's honestly just heartbreaking

  • @WinterTM
    @WinterTM 3 года назад +5

    I don't think anybody in that courtroom except the prosecution side had any amount of brain cells. They all legit could not comprehend the evidence because there's no way any sane person would say she's innocent.

  • @uziatake
    @uziatake 3 года назад +20

    I live for these xqc jcs reactions

  • @skoptec3024
    @skoptec3024 3 года назад +47

    He finally reacted to this

  • @coooolibri
    @coooolibri 3 года назад +7

    the fact that she says her own fam was a waste to call, and then the parents still go visit her. so sad

  • @DNRracing
    @DNRracing Год назад +3

    I live 30 min form where this happened. I remember coming home from school every single day and seeing the trial live. She did it. 0 doubt whatsoever and its sickening that she got away with it.

  • @JelloPandaOffical
    @JelloPandaOffical 2 года назад +5

    lawer in opening statment : keylee drownd in the pool
    also lawer in closing statment : how did keylee died

  • @piepie2965
    @piepie2965 3 года назад +18

    Bruh how is she not guilty??? Lying the whole time and put freaking duct tape on her daughter. If her daughter already passed away why would anyone put duct tape on her face after the fact. Car was also mentioned to smell like a dead body??? Like hello judge? Disgusts me she walks freely today. It's so obvious something is wrong with her

    • @Rain1
      @Rain1 3 года назад +10

      It's not the judge it's the jury. They should be jailed for letting her walk free. Absolute insanity.

  • @AaronXCVI
    @AaronXCVI 3 года назад +8

    This is the equivalent of being caught walking from the dead body, but using the excuse "i was looking who did it"

  • @amyflakes
    @amyflakes 3 года назад +15

    the silver lining of this case is that apparently casey still gets harassed and assaulted in public to this day FeelsGoodMan

  • @ellilevain7370
    @ellilevain7370 Год назад +1

    the most frustrating thing is she is a pretty succesful woman right now in 2023. shes working for patrick Mckenna, who was the lead investigator on her defense team and in 2020 she filed paperwork to launch her own private investigative firm, Case Research & Consulting. shes living the good life

  • @organizedchaos4559
    @organizedchaos4559 Год назад +7

    Kaylee will be 17 this year

    • @dadillonful
      @dadillonful 8 месяцев назад +1

      That’s crazy smh

  • @Dztruxtion
    @Dztruxtion 3 года назад +7

    I just find it absolutely crazy that even if there wasn’t actual on site clear evidence, the lies during the questioning in itself just explained enough, the fake nanny, the man that doesn’t even have a son, her job title not even being that, her search history, and her family being distraught about the daughter and her turning emotionless towards her daughter. There’s SO many people that are in jail for wrongly being accused and here she is being able to walk free is absolutely disgusting to me you can’t tell me that she would be wrongly accused bc all things point TO HER. I get the decision made, and how it’s all circumstantial at the end of the day but it’s mind boggling to me till this day

    • @cointoss6238
      @cointoss6238 2 года назад

      you lie to a cop arresting you with 10 bucks worth of weed at night, you get a fucking beating+permanenet record.
      you lie and obstruct the course of justice in a homocidal case, you get nothing.
      obvious case of pussy pass. if caleyy was living with her father instead of her moither he would ve been arrested and put in jail for life on the first night. not even kidding.

  • @Kevin-ok4bs
    @Kevin-ok4bs 3 года назад +28

    Even if she drowned like they said, why would she have tape over her mouth and nose, paired with the google searches. How was she possibly found not guilty.

    • @calabiss4672
      @calabiss4672 2 года назад +1

      Because they didn't prove it. If you don't prove a case then you risk throwing an innocent live in another case in jail. If they were to throw her in jail based off of accusations then what happens to the next person who has less accusations, then less and less? At what point is the line drawn that a person should or not be in jail? The line currently is innocent until PROVEN guilty, that is what the defence lawyer was arguing.
      The result of this case is not only defending the current defendent, but also future defendents who may be placed in the same position guily or not, the purpose of the trials is to keep the amount of innocent people at a minimum while having the most amount of guilty people punished. The current rule of "innocent until proven guilty" is one of the best rules to keep that statement true. That is why this is the best answer for the case in my opinion.

    • @zmjcky-833
      @zmjcky-833 2 года назад +1

      @@calabiss4672 bro why are u even defeding her just shut up please

    • @calabiss4672
      @calabiss4672 2 года назад +1

      @@zmjcky-833 goofy 🤡

    • @thegodofthegods1084
      @thegodofthegods1084 2 года назад +7

      @@calabiss4672 Nigga Other criminals get prosecuted and sent to jail with even less evidence. This shit is a clear cut case.

    • @kainnine4494
      @kainnine4494 9 месяцев назад

      @@calabiss4672there is clear evidence buster look at cases more often you’ll see that this much evidence was overkill

  • @xex1337
    @xex1337 3 года назад +7

    I really hope he keeps doing these I love this series!!

  • @rickross80
    @rickross80 3 года назад +5

    32:55 Her daughter have been missing for so long and all she wants to talk is how she hates bologna while smiling

  • @Rift_Hawkman
    @Rift_Hawkman 2 года назад +2

    If anyone is curious, apparently she lives with a detective now and works as his researcher. And to anyones curiosity he was indeed the lead investigator of her defense team.

  • @meyomix2816
    @meyomix2816 3 года назад +9

    her reaction to the verdict is one of genuine disbelief that she got away with murder

  • @DanHosler
    @DanHosler 3 года назад +4

    This is one of those "Where were you, when you found out" situations. I was 7 when this happened and I remember watching it on TV

  • @Bulldog23636
    @Bulldog23636 3 года назад +19

    Kids don’t deserve that man…

  • @CptCupcake5
    @CptCupcake5 2 года назад +4

    She would’ve gotten the charge had the prosecution not asked for the death penalty.

  • @n33tcat
    @n33tcat 2 года назад +4

    afterwards she told her parents she wants to have another kid, btw.

  • @j.r.2674
    @j.r.2674 3 года назад +7

    Did they just completely ignore when the mother said it smelt like there had been a dead body in her daughter’s car.

  • @crabemane
    @crabemane 3 года назад +7

    WOW the lawyer actually clutched, all three charges dropped. Damn. I need to have this lawyer if I ever get sniped by the police.

  • @HondaGang111
    @HondaGang111 3 года назад +228

    1:09:56 she looks completely fine before this point in court and as soon as she hears not guilty she starts crying because she knows she got away with murder. so fucked up

    • @leecameron9226
      @leecameron9226 2 года назад +3

      No she feels relief after this case almost wrongfully accused would have been terrifying and unjust.

    • @caleschnell
      @caleschnell 2 года назад +53

      @@leecameron9226 Yeah, totally not guilty, bro! 👍

    • @PersianGhost
      @PersianGhost 2 года назад +13

      @@caleschnell Jesus christ what eas wrong with that guy? Calling her not guilty 🤢

    • @caleschnell
      @caleschnell 2 года назад +1

      @@PersianGhost My brother, do not say the Lord's name in vain. Thank you.

    • @TrueHylianKnight
      @TrueHylianKnight 2 года назад

      @@leecameron9226 This is five month old bait, and I know it. Yet people really do believe that shit. People really think Casey Anthony did not murder her fucking child to go out drinking and partying. Those people are almost certainly just as vile as her, and would do the same shit she did.

  • @greedgodxow
    @greedgodxow 3 года назад +32

    someone in chat said "100% lies speedrun" at 12:23 OMEGALUL

  • @markan398
    @markan398 2 года назад +9

    The worst part about this is the child never got justice...no idea how a unbiased person can look at this and say "nah, she's not guilty"... some guys were wrongly imprisoned for life and killed and she gets away with it because her stinking lawyer kissed assess and she was not a biatch to the people in the court room like she is privately. Really wonder how her parents feel about this.

    • @jms5c8
      @jms5c8 2 года назад

      I can’t believe her dad hasnt murdered her yet. If you brought the devil into the world and-had a chance to fix it… how does he live with himself?

    • @kainnine4494
      @kainnine4494 9 месяцев назад

      She also slept with her lawyer.

  • @sweetgirl070707
    @sweetgirl070707 3 года назад +2

    Fun facts for Americans:
    In my country, people have to apply to be jury members, and if they're selected, they serve for five years. 10% of the selected jury must have a degree in psychology, social work or pedagogy. For lighter crimes, the verdict is decided by one judge + 2 jury members. For serious crimes, 2 judges + 3 jury members. The judges and the jury members have equal weight in the decision. Make of that what you will, but it sounds more reasonable to me than the "we force 12 randos to decide who goes to prison" system.