Caylee Anthony: Lies and Loss (Mystery Monday) PART TWO

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  • Опубликовано: 28 дек 2024

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  • @MmmKayHuuNay
    @MmmKayHuuNay 6 лет назад +3246

    I don't think it's weird to call the cops on your daughter when she steals your car and $40,000. That's not simply a "domestic dispute" that's serious. Too many people think like this, which is why a lot of people get away with crimes against their families.

    • @Ac2091-x1f
      @Ac2091-x1f 6 лет назад +140

      Captain Ford they should’ve threw her in jail for at least that.

    • @vickyturner305
      @vickyturner305 5 лет назад +75

      What I find is difficult to buy is the claim from the financial advisor. Now I understand that nurses get paid a decent salary, however it's not like George had some job that paid him outrageously..My issue is it was the total over a couple of years, but not over a very long time frame...how are you either that loaded that $40,000 isn't exactly noticeable..or you're really, really fucking stupid that you don't know that you're clearly not balancing you're checkbook the right way, making sure to use the bank statement so you're not missing transactions.. OR there is no way that Casey stole that much money and either the financial planner lied and you're an idiot that knows nothing about you're finances..or you're really exaggerating this story to the public to further make Casey look worse.

    • @BallinBunBun
      @BallinBunBun 5 лет назад +184

      It's not weird to report your daughter for stealing $40k and your car. What IS weird, is that they sOmEhOw didn't notice the car gone, OR $40k. Those aren't things that just get lost and forgot.

    • @spazarellapoet8735
      @spazarellapoet8735 5 лет назад +60

      Captain Ford right if she had been arrested for that she would not have been able to kill that precious baby girl and would have lost custody of her been given to people that would care and love her dearly.

    • @spazarellapoet8735
      @spazarellapoet8735 5 лет назад +60

      Vicky Turner she took it over a matter of years or months it wasn't all at once it was a gradual process

  • @brookebailey4330
    @brookebailey4330 6 лет назад +1031

    Even after ALL this information, I still can not believe that woman isn't rotting in prison. Blows my mind!

    • @eris5200
      @eris5200 6 лет назад +26

      Ikr It is so frustrating ...

    • @jda58tex
      @jda58tex 6 лет назад +52

      I saw an interview with a couple of the jurors. Basically, they thought she was too cute and sweet to have killed her daughter.

    • @PiercingChild
      @PiercingChild 6 лет назад +46

      @@jda58tex That is infuriating.

    • @autumnfragrance7185
      @autumnfragrance7185 6 лет назад +21

      The verdict in Casey's case reflected the lack of forensic evidence and heavy reliance on confusing circumstantial inferences. There was no evidence of a cause of death, the time of death, or the circumstances surrounding the actual death of Caylee. There was a total lack of non-circumstantial evidence from which the jury could have inferred homicide.... let alone convict Casey.

    • @rosiellagrace
      @rosiellagrace 6 лет назад +36

      @@mistiroberts1576 exactly, and that's what infuriates me about this case. Their egos and agendas pushed too hard, too fast and it cost Caylee any form of justice. The jurors I've seen talk about the case all said they found it hard to condemn her to death with no actual, tangible evidence; they should've pursued child neglect and manslaughter and this woman wouldn't have walked.

  • @hidinginthecommentsss
    @hidinginthecommentsss 6 лет назад +2781

    Why in the hell didn't she just sign over custody to her mother? She never wanted / deserved that precious child.

    • @blueblue930
      @blueblue930 6 лет назад +417

      I get the feeling that it's because she's a narcissist.
      She didn't want her daughter but she didn't want to give her away and seem like a bad mother.
      I seriously want to slap her, what an awful woman...

    • @nesadcruz7840
      @nesadcruz7840 6 лет назад +133

      Exactly. She had an easy way out. Her parents were happy to take the child off her hands.

    • @nicoleackerman205
      @nicoleackerman205 6 лет назад +157

      I think she probably killed Caylee because her mom said she was going to try to get custody and in her mind if I can't have Caylee no one can have Caylee.

    • @nesadcruz7840
      @nesadcruz7840 6 лет назад +7

      🤢

    • @crystalraf
      @crystalraf 6 лет назад +34

      She’s selfish.

  • @_punkybrewster
    @_punkybrewster 4 года назад +623

    The fact that Caylee would be 15 now blows my mind.

    • @davidboyd4026
      @davidboyd4026 3 года назад +12

      😔😞

    • @michellew3441
      @michellew3441 3 года назад +46

      I was pregnant and had my daughter at the same time of Casey so this hits home. I was a young mom with a daughter. Caylee would be the same age as my daughter and Casey and I are the same age. My daughter is now driving and we are looking at colleges her senior year. This story has a special place in my heart.

    • @ericafrenk6747
      @ericafrenk6747 3 года назад +15

      Wow.. that hit me in the gut... I remember watching Nancy Grace when she was just missing.. I was pregnant with my now 13 year old.. sobbing and sobbing..

    • @abigailmartina9292
      @abigailmartina9292 Год назад +3

      She would be older than me if she was still here and that haunts me. I can imagine myself being friends with her if Casey wasn't a horrible person

    • @ariistra195
      @ariistra195 7 месяцев назад +2

      18 :(

  • @cindychatzi6842
    @cindychatzi6842 4 года назад +1416

    Years ago at the beach my mom lost my sister for half an hour. When I tell you she WENT CRAZY. I will never forget that image, I don't want to describe it but she was out of control. My dad and aunts were way calmer but worried. Last year a girl that I BARELY knew stopped me in the street screaming "I lost my cat, haven't seen him since last night. What should I do?". And bare in mind that things like this can happen all the time. Your cat leaving for a few days, losing your kid in a crowded place for a few minutes. But you want to tell me that this woman didn't know where her kid was for 31 days and she was just chilling? Fuck outta here!

    • @StephanieHarlowe
      @StephanieHarlowe  4 года назад +246

      Nailed it

    • @priscillanotpresley
      @priscillanotpresley 4 года назад +86

      My mom almost jumped off a dock at the beach when she couldn't find my brother, people held her back! He was very young and drifted off to see a puppy or something, yeah I've seen and experienced that panic. This girl is cool as a cucumber

    • @cindychatzi6842
      @cindychatzi6842 4 года назад +39

      @@priscillanotpresley that's exactly what mine did too. she started seizuring and almost jumped to the sea only half an hour in missing my sister. I will never forget it.

    • @priscillanotpresley
      @priscillanotpresley 4 года назад +33

      @@cindychatzi6842 I remember Stephanie described that feeling in a video, the horrible feeling when the worst comes to mind and then the relief when you find your baby. She was talking about a family that lost their baby and didn't get the feeling of relief they were left in the first one, something like that. That shook me, may we never know that level of sorrow..

    • @UndeadRamen
      @UndeadRamen 4 года назад +59

      My daughter is what is known as a 'runner' in social services circles. She is not deliberately running. as a toddler, she's go blank and just run blindly. Traffic, the park, a parking lot, where ever. No destination in mind, not scared, just running for NO reason. Shouting, screaming, nothing could get her out of that state until it wore off. One night, she was supposed to be in bed while I was sorting laundry in the living room. she wasn't. I was screaming her name all through our tiny house, running around the block, screaming and barefoot, like a maniac. Of course, she was under a pile of bedsheets I was sorting >.

  • @fantomie5885
    @fantomie5885 6 лет назад +1575

    I remember when my cat was missing I was a wreck. I was crying to myself and bargaining with God, worried sick about her. When I realised she was gone I immediately let my parents and friends know to come help me find her. I showed more care and attention in the search for my missing cat than Casey has shown for her daughter!
    P.s. the cat came back that night, she's usually an indoor cat so hence why I was so worried.

    • @LuckyGirlsTown
      @LuckyGirlsTown 6 лет назад +74

      Omg yes! Thanks for mentioning that. Our family cat went missing when I was 15 and everyone in our home was a mess until we had clarity as to what happened (and after, unfortunately he had died). How she can be so nonchalant about her missing child just proves to me that she killed her.

    • @janeminns872
      @janeminns872 6 лет назад +40

      I only dreamt my house cat went missing and I felt awful about my dream for days afterwards because it felt so real. My son is now 17 and driving and I still make sure I know where he is and he has to text me once he’s reached his destination so I know he’s safe.

    • @russellmuscle7434
      @russellmuscle7434 6 лет назад +38

      I'm happy your cat came home!

    • @adriennepaige4003
      @adriennepaige4003 5 лет назад +3

      Hahahahah omg

    • @KyoSohma2211
      @KyoSohma2211 5 лет назад +48

      Right? It baffles my mind tbh. There was one time my blind cat got outside in the winter and we had no idea how long she'd been outside. When we saw her laying in the snow, my Mom and I were both almost crying because we were worried she was dead. I sobbed with relief when she responded to me coming over and wrapped her up in my coat, doted on her until she warmed up and perked up. If my child went missing, I would be an absolute fucking mess. One of the snippets of her behavior that disgusted me was when she was on the phone with Christina and Christina starts sobbing and Casey's just like "UGH fuck you guys". So fucking callous.

  • @maneejesoepkip6086
    @maneejesoepkip6086 6 лет назад +540

    I love how you put the child's name in the title and not the mother (read alleged child murderer). I want the attention to be on this beautiful little angel who was taken way too soon.

    • @loganhensley1042
      @loganhensley1042 6 лет назад +13

      I agree! I never understand why people do that?! Why give the murderer more attention? Its about the victim and the victim deserves all the attention etc.

    • @brittaolson6550
      @brittaolson6550 5 лет назад +1

      Jon Chrymes believes in doing this also

  • @callieblackledge4372
    @callieblackledge4372 3 года назад +412

    The most ironic and saddest part about all this, is Casey quit literally lied her way out of a problem AGAIN, she had, yet again, zero consequences for her actions

    • @Lenyxx3
      @Lenyxx3 2 года назад +17

      Yes! She stuck it out to the very end and was “rewarded” for her endurance and behavior. She damaged so many people in her wake. What a disgusting world we live in.

    • @Lenyxx3
      @Lenyxx3 2 года назад +3

      @dd yes I watched it. What did you think? I’m torn. I actually felt myself feeling sorry for her. and she came across as believable. But I also had to remind myself who were talking about here and how she’s a compulsive liar.

    • @lorihoop3831
      @lorihoop3831 2 года назад +3

      I could only watch the first episode, and even that was very hard to watch. My gut is telling me she's lying, and I can't ignore it and now I'm here...
      The series is trying to portray her as a victim here, and I don't buy it. I'd feel sorry for her if she ended up putting Caylee in the care of child services or a trusted family member if she felt she couldn't care for her daughter, while getting professional help with the issues from the accusations we made against her father and brother. If they're true.
      Something is waaaayyy off with the parents. I can't pinpoint it but something's wrong. I don't believe for a minute the story she told on the series how her father came in the house with a lump, wet and lifeless Caylee. It's a LIE

    • @nomanejane5766
      @nomanejane5766 2 года назад +9

      She also got away with ruining that lady Zenaida's life! Zenaida sued Casey and she won! Can u imagine how terrified she was for her safety?!

    • @apatheticaesthetic.
      @apatheticaesthetic. Год назад

      I was JUST Thinking this.

  • @Chrissy85308
    @Chrissy85308 6 лет назад +395

    I am still sickened by her behavior! Not one mother in the world would sit for 31 days and not tell someone their child is missing, unless they know exactly where the child is!

    • @4833-o1b
      @4833-o1b 5 лет назад +18

      Say it louder! For the jurors in the back!

  • @heighton7206
    @heighton7206 4 года назад +891

    When she was on the phone in jail and said "all they're worried about is getting caylee back" ...THAT right ther4 SHOWS how she felt about Caylee. JEALOUS!

    • @maria7694
      @maria7694 4 года назад +100

      And also remember that Jessie later said that when they broke up she said he loved Caylee more

    • @amandaflemmi1928
      @amandaflemmi1928 4 года назад +27

      Omg so disgusting so fuking sad

    • @jessicawilson4655
      @jessicawilson4655 4 года назад +43

      I seriously wanted to come through the damn phone and smack her when I heard her say that as her childhood friend was breaking down worried about Caylee!!! I cannot to this day believe she actually said what she said! That right there tells me ALL I need to know!!! I seriously will never ever ever ever understand how this jury couldn’t see in all the evidence that the only person that did this was Casey!!! Who else would have?! It just does not make sense! No, the prosecution didn’t have that one huge smoking gun, but when you look at ALL the lies, her partying whole Caylee was “missing”, her many comments she has said like the one you pointed out, why would she have a nanny when she’s not even working and can’t pay one?, just ALL the evidence they do have IS the smoking gun!!! What mother doesn’t report their child missing for 31 DAYS?!?!?! I mean really?! What, did this jury need a damn video of exactly what happened to be able to convict her?!?!!!??! Smh, ugh it still makes me SO mad that they found her not guilty!! I don’t think I’ll ever get over that decision because we all know how wrong it is and that a mother who murdered her baby girl is walking around free living her life, the life she wanted without Caylee! She got what she wanted and only spent four years through a trial to pay for Caylees life!!! That little girl didn’t get earthly justice, but at least there’s GOD! He knows who killed Caylee and that person(CASEY)will have to answer to the most important Judge! She will pay, so let her live her free life. Life is SO short. Eternity is forever. I pray she truly finds and accepts Jesus Christ into her heart. That’s hard to say but that’s what Jesus would want us all to do. She needs God very badly. I hope she does find Him and finally at least admits to what she did(they we can all finally hear what really happened to Caylee), only God can do that for her. Rip Caylee, I’m so sorry this happened to you 💔

    • @jordynew
      @jordynew 4 года назад +5

      @@jessicawilson4655 Amen with God anything is possible. May she come to know the Lord Jesus Christ and recieve the grace of God if it be in His will. "Dearly beloved, avenge not yourselves, but rather give place unto wrath: for it is written, Vengeance is mine; I will repay, saith the Lord." Romans 12:19
      Pray for our enemies.

    • @shelbymcneill261
      @shelbymcneill261 4 года назад +5

      @@jordynewOh my God, I am heartily sorry for having offended Thee, and I detest all my sins because of thy just punishments, but most of all because they offend Thee, my God, who art all good and deserving of all my love.
      I firmly resolve with the help of Thy grace to sin no more and to avoid the near occasion of sin. Amen.

  • @damarisrivera3897
    @damarisrivera3897 5 лет назад +1259

    The state of Florida failed this little girl.

    • @Annasea666
      @Annasea666 4 года назад +45

      Damaris Rivera FAIL is within the name "Florida "

    • @s0lastsummer7
      @s0lastsummer7 4 года назад +52

      Florida fails at a lot of things. That place is seriously so fucked up it's unbelievable. Whenever I hear a story that's just so wild it can't possibly be true, I ask where it happened and it's ALWAYS Florida. So many drugs in the water.

    • @antonelabakavic4045
      @antonelabakavic4045 4 года назад +3

      @Damaris Rivera what do you nean The state of Florida??

    • @damarisrivera3897
      @damarisrivera3897 4 года назад +24

      @@antonelabakavic4045 they failed when they didn't do a proper investigation of the area surrounding her home, when they (State Lawyers) allowed Biaz to discredit thier Doctors/ Scientists/ Witnesses by not being prepared for his cross exams, and when this jury failed to convict this obvious murder. How is this not understood?

    • @jerryb504
      @jerryb504 4 года назад +25

      It wasn't the state of Florida that failed Caylee it was the jury of the trial in Florida that failed the little girl and Cindy Anthony the mother and mostly Casey who murdered her daughter.

  • @susankoch6058
    @susankoch6058 2 года назад +28

    You nailed it, Stephanie!! She was bored with this all. She didn't care. She knew where Caylee was. So sad. RIP precious angel

    • @Canadian_Made
      @Canadian_Made 11 месяцев назад

      I've thought of this, myself, that we need to remember that Casey had 31 days to process this. This wasn't news to her, and yet it was for everyone else, which seemed to contribute to her annoyance and lack of urgency.
      Worse, the web of lies she created actually seemed to be in effort to deter and dissuade people from finding Caylee. What with telling her family she was with the nanny, telling her friends the same, and then telling her mom and investigators that she'd received a call that day _from_ Caylee and that she was 'totally fine'.
      She said that hoping they'd not rush the investigation.
      I can only imagine that one would do this only if they were hiding a body.... in addition to a crime.
      In my opinion it proves guilt of murder more than it does guilt of covering up an accidental death.

  • @katlanghamer5040
    @katlanghamer5040 6 лет назад +564

    Casey belongs in prison. It's very obvious that she is responsible for Caylee's death. All the evidence was smack right there, and they still let Casey walk free. The Justice system failed that child.

    • @monicapotter2448
      @monicapotter2448 6 лет назад +13

      There really was no evidence to convict her beyond a reasonable doubt because none of them pointed directly to her, you'll probably see that in the 3rd part🙂

    • @katlanghamer5040
      @katlanghamer5040 6 лет назад +25

      @@monicapotter2448 well actually I have done plenty of research on this case prior to watching this video and I know there is a good amount of evidence. Maybe you'll see that if you look the case up and do a lot of research. 😀

    • @monicapotter2448
      @monicapotter2448 6 лет назад +6

      Sorry for the mistake..

    • @christinemiller1967
      @christinemiller1967 6 лет назад +27

      They didn’t want to convict a young pretty girl. She is forever branded a murderer anyway so her life is pretty much over.

    • @n.ami1505
      @n.ami1505 6 лет назад +48

      @@christinemiller1967 beauty must truly lie in the eyes of the beholder because when I look at her photos at court, all I see is an average looking girl with crazy eyes. The "justice" system is a joke.

  • @AtlantaJule
    @AtlantaJule 6 лет назад +289

    When Christina starts to cry on the phone conversation with Casey and Casey's response is " OMG calling You guys is a waste! " Ha! and how the hell did they not find her guilty???

    • @lillieeve6969
      @lillieeve6969 5 лет назад +22

      Julie Alvarez that stood out to me most

  • @jlandrum80able
    @jlandrum80able 6 лет назад +410

    I love how she reports her phone stolen but not her kid. 🙄 such a mess.

    • @StephanieHarlowe
      @StephanieHarlowe  6 лет назад +41

      OMG!!! Yes! That is so true

    • @Christinaanna5
      @Christinaanna5 6 лет назад +3

      I'm curious if that report was ever made or if it were another lie

    • @REDinitial
      @REDinitial 6 лет назад +16

      That was a lie, the whole thing was fabricated since she needed to cover the fact all of these people she was naming don't exit so she could not provide addresses or phone numbers for them. The solution? Say you're not in contact with them anymore, they move around a lot and you no longer have their phone numbers because you lost the phone where they were stored.
      The phone was a work one, lost at works and reported stolen at work while Casey has not been employed anywhere at this point for a long time.

    • @snowps1
      @snowps1 6 лет назад +9

      Yes, a lie. She didn't work there so she couldn't have reported her phone missing. That was just another fly by the seat of your pants lie that she told in that moment.

  • @melaniemclawhorn6882
    @melaniemclawhorn6882 2 года назад +75

    As a former 911 dispatcher, it sounds to me like she said “why do they want to talk to me for” in that snippet. This case is so horrific on so many different levels. I have never heard it explained in this much detail before. Thank you so much.

    • @lorihoop3831
      @lorihoop3831 2 года назад

      I didn't follow the case when it was being tried, but MY GOD this is extremely disturbing. Her behavior is just unefendable, inexcusable. You can see she is a psychopath by the callous way she lies, and I don't think she even has remorse for what she did. Mandatory sterilization for her would be great for her.

    • @natk4017
      @natk4017 2 года назад +5

      From at least her tone I can't imagine what she said is far off from that

    • @ladyvatalani99
      @ladyvatalani99 Год назад +2

      She says I have nothing to say to them.

  • @ahme7424
    @ahme7424 4 года назад +529

    the way she said “wow” after her friend broke down, on the verge of tears at the thought of that little girl being harmed, is horrifying. all she could say to that was “calling you guys was a waste of time”? disturbing to say the least.

    • @mashakalinkina7207
      @mashakalinkina7207 4 года назад +7

      Right!?

    • @molsondutch93
      @molsondutch93 4 года назад +14

      That was literally insane

    • @lipsticksnlattesx3504
      @lipsticksnlattesx3504 4 года назад +14

      My jaw dropped.

    • @ssbmouse6471
      @ssbmouse6471 4 года назад +11

      It's so weird her mother, friend, and family are so much more devastated she is missing. Wonder why that could be

    • @ninasaba3771
      @ninasaba3771 3 года назад +1

      When I heard it I couldn't belive, I have rewound the video at least three times 'cause I'm italian and I thought I was wrong, unfortunately I wasn't!

  • @dittoroxursox1o1
    @dittoroxursox1o1 6 лет назад +417

    The thing that upsets me the most is that she's free. I was reading a news article about her in 2018, one of those where are they now things. She has a new man in her life, has a job working for a PI who did her defense. Talks about being open to having more children! She even managed to dodge the case thrown at her by Zenaida because apparently accusing a nanny of kidnapping isn't malicious. She's free and living well in West Palm Beach Florida when she should be rotting in a cell for murder.

    • @user-xm7pk5df4f
      @user-xm7pk5df4f 5 лет назад +37

      Makes me want to vomit, it's so vile. Regardless if it was an accident or she murdered her child, she deserves to be in prison for the rest of her life. I hope this haunts her to the end of days, unfortunately it probably won't though.

    • @marleneflourentzou680
      @marleneflourentzou680 5 лет назад +5

      She should have been e ecutex

    • @mikeappleget482
      @mikeappleget482 5 лет назад +13

      The prosecutor’s overzealous prosecution is the reason she’s walking free. Premeditated murder charges require EVIDENCE. There was really no concrete evidence to secure such a serious charge. If she had a public defender, yeah, her ass would be in jail for murder. But with no concrete, material evidence of DELIBERATE murder, it’s hard to secure a guilty verdict for premeditated murder - especially with an elite team of power attorneys fighting for her. They should’ve just went for an easy child neglect charge or something similar and then get the guilty verdict and push for the Maximum sentence. But no, the prosecution was too full of pride to take an easy win and instead went for a premeditated murder charge with essentially no material evidence.

    • @littlelily4
      @littlelily4 5 лет назад +1

      Free? A new man?? Damn...

    • @Georgia221LaLa
      @Georgia221LaLa 5 лет назад +1

      Circumstantial evidence, no cause of death or murder weapon, without a confession or other proof linking her to the crime physically, it will never hold up in court. She was given a trial and that's why she's free because they can't give a guilty verdict with the evidence they had. If they did she is very likely to be approved for a re-trial due to the incompetent jury in the eyes of law and state. So, it's very clear why she is free. If you kill someone and no physical evidence links you to the crime, even if everyone knows you did it, you won't be convicted. It's likely the kid died by accident from Chloroform OD by her mom and was never an intentional kill.

  • @brandymoore7191
    @brandymoore7191 5 лет назад +634

    Casey kept referring to Caylee in the past tense before anyone even knew she was dead. “She was ...”She had” ...”You were ...”
    The psychologists who said she’s “normal” need a new job.

    • @steels3354
      @steels3354 4 года назад +20

      spooky katt hey man keep your anti-semite bullshit to yourself 👋🏻

    • @brandymoore7191
      @brandymoore7191 4 года назад +5

      spooky katt Ugh ...

    • @spirit1366
      @spirit1366 4 года назад +8

      Obviously they were wrong.She is very "disturbed"

    • @pommiebears
      @pommiebears 4 года назад +45

      Brandy Moore none of those psychologists testified. The psychologists wouldn’t testify that she was abnormal, or diminished in her responsibilities. Yes, she has personality disorders....but Casey Anthony is not mad. She’s not diminished. She doesn’t have those excuses, or reasons. She knew what she was doing. And, as for her mother blaming epilepsy, I’ve had seizures for over 35 years, since early teen years....I’ve raised two sons, and my epilepsy has never factored in my responsibilities to my children. I was, and am, as good a mother as any good mother. Cindy blames everything but her daughter.

    • @momsdiva71
      @momsdiva71 4 года назад +8

      @@pommiebears. Well said!!!!

  • @chandrabrown1622
    @chandrabrown1622 3 года назад +45

    The differences between Cindy's voice and Casey's in this call made goosebumps pop out! Regardless of Cindy's faults, I truly felt her pain and fear!!

  • @kay_____
    @kay_____ 6 лет назад +160

    "I don't know the name of the second dog, unfortunately, but I tried"
    I love you

  • @paigeconnelly4244
    @paigeconnelly4244 4 года назад +1144

    Casey's friend: *crying* "if anything happens to that baby I'll die"
    Casey, the child's ACTUAL mother: "oohhhh myy goooodd calling you guys was a waste of time"
    What the actual FUUUUUUCCKKK??!!

    • @nolagirl2458
      @nolagirl2458 3 года назад +17

      My thoughts exactly!!

    • @razzberry4756
      @razzberry4756 3 года назад +26

      when i’ve heard the call before I always thought the friend was being way too dramatic tbh, but after looking at pictures and videos of young caylee I can’t say my reaction would be much different, i’d be freaking out, she probably wasn’t thinking completely straight, which i’m not blaming her for, not thinking straight and freaking out is a normal reaction to this situation.

    • @maytecardoza391
      @maytecardoza391 3 года назад +43

      Doesn't anybody see how abnormal it is her reaction towards her family members who are worry sick about HER DAUGHTER??

    • @katj3443
      @katj3443 3 года назад +22

      I know disgusting isn’t it, I just want to punch the crap out of Casey, her lack of care for her missing child, reacting to other families emotion like a true narcissist.

    • @deniserossiter1059
      @deniserossiter1059 3 года назад +37

      Yeah, my total hate for Casey Anthony has been reignited after this part 2!!! It’s just building & building. THEN she was in the news recently for being in a bar & getting into an argument w/ a girl over a mutual guy they were seeing. They called the cops on each other over pouring drinks on each other. So ya, that’s what good ole Casey Anthony is up to these days. STILL partying. Oh & it said this is her regular bar that she is known to hang out at.

  • @thaegan
    @thaegan 6 лет назад +713

    this family is so dysfunctional that i can feel their toxins seeping through my monitor. just. dear god.
    the narcissism, the complete and utter self-centeredness, the lack of empathy, the total disregard for anyone except her royal flipping majesty casey... it boils my blood.
    what a total failure of a human being, in every way.

    • @juliea.7292
      @juliea.7292 6 лет назад +24

      👏👏👏 my thoughts exactly. I just am in shock and disgust with this family.

    • @mynameswhatsername6952
      @mynameswhatsername6952 6 лет назад +22

      @Dana Davison honestly they were so dysfuctional as a family, caylee was doomed. something bad was bound to happen, she didn't even have a chance

    • @lindseybailes9558
      @lindseybailes9558 6 лет назад +1

      Yep

    • @redleaf7366
      @redleaf7366 5 лет назад +2

      I absolutely agree with you through and through!!! 💯

    • @brittaolson6550
      @brittaolson6550 5 лет назад +2

      thaegan And now she gets to have a great life.

  • @danaslitlist1
    @danaslitlist1 3 года назад +100

    The anger in the 911 dispatcher’s voice when she hears that Caylee has been missing for 31 days is literally all of us. She immediately saw through the BS.

  • @shamaal123
    @shamaal123 6 лет назад +452

    Who else was anxiously awaiting this?! ✋

  • @shortylucy
    @shortylucy 6 лет назад +299

    “I believe that the truth and Ms Anthony are strangers”, that was my favorite!!

  • @amberlimbaugh
    @amberlimbaugh 6 лет назад +518

    This whole case pisses me off so much. I was 16 when I had my daughter. 16!! And you know what? I didn't get to do a lot of the things my friends were out doing, but I didn't care. My love for her was so much so that I gladly put aside the things that people my age were doing. I get so sick of hearing the BS "me me me" excuses of young mothers like Casey. If you don't want the child, let someone who does want a child adopt them. I just can't even imagine what enters a mother's mind to make her turn on her own child. And Casey Anthony is guilty as hell.
    Side note...I'm 38 now, and my daughter is about to turn 22. She's in college and thriving! Young mothers can do it and do it well with a little bit of determination and a whole lot of love.
    I still can't believe this psychopath walked. The justice system really failed that beautiful little girl.

    • @amandaturner1962
      @amandaturner1962 5 лет назад +28

      I was 19 when I had my daughter, still young, but I agree 100% with everything you said. I loved being a mom more than anything! More than going out and drinking and partying. I never felt like I missed out on one thing.

    • @nicton90
      @nicton90 5 лет назад +11

      Kudos to you! So many use the excuse of being young and unable but you chose to step up and be responsible. That's the sign of a great mother!

    • @insidemydreams5531
      @insidemydreams5531 5 лет назад +10

      It is so shocking that she was found not guilty!! What in the world happened in that room that made the jury find her not guilty

    • @ASHl33164
      @ASHl33164 5 лет назад +9

      I don’t even think age was the issue here, as you stated most mothers,regardless of age, are overcome by such love they would never even consider hurting their child, in fact I’ve seen several go very far to defend that child from being hurt by others, and so it would be completely inconceivable for any of these mothers to hurt their child, no matter what age they gave birth.
      I think the issue here was the person. The psychopath, Casey. And her family who raised her to think lying her ass off was a fine way to get away with anything, and didn’t try to get her help for obvious instability which she showed from the moment she started lying to them about graduation forward.

    • @kleec1214
      @kleec1214 5 лет назад +4

      My BFF had her 1st son at the age of 16. We were Juniors in high school. She was the same way as you, and honestly, I loved the fact she had a baby!!! I was the "aunt". That was my BFF and I wasn't gonna let her feel alone. It was one of her biggest fears. She was afraid she would lose everyone. She knew she wouldn't be able to go out and do all of our normal teenage things anymore, but she didn't care!!! She just wanted to be a Mom. She was just afraid she wouldn't have anyone to even come see her anymore and such. Turned out she did end up losing contact with a few people, but who cares, they weren't real friends anyways!!! Her & I shared so many similarities though. We had both been in serious relationships to be such a young age. We were pretty much already playing house with our boyfriends prior to her pregnancy. I know a lot of people wouldn't agree with that, but looking back, it helped us to mature into the people we are today... so I don't have any regrets about those times in our lives. Oddly enough, my boyfriend at the time was 18 and had already had a child of his own too!!! He had his son almost all the time. (The Mother wasn't the best of Mom's, but... she was young and immature. She is a great woman now.) But I felt like a stepmom!!! Looking back, those were some of the best times of my life. It showed me maturity. It showed me that I did have the ability to succeed at adult hood. And it set in my Motherly instincts, and gave me a desire to one day be a Mom to my own kids when the time came. We had so much fun together with her child and my BF's child!!! Not a single one of us cared that we weren't doing the stuff that our other friends were out doing. We felt like adults, even back then. We are 35 now. I have 3 kids with my husband. My old BF is not my husband lol, but he is still a great friend that will always be dear to my heart, as well as his kids too!!! (Sidenote: he ended up breaking my heart after being together for a while. He cheated on me and got another girl pregnant or we would have probably went on to build a family of our own!!! I am thankful that it didn't work out that way though or I wouldn't have my amazing husband and kids that I do now!!! But at the time... I thought it was the end of the world!!!) My BFF has now had 5 children. One, her only girl, died at 7 weeks old from multiple complications. So she has 4 boys. The point of all that is this: age does not matter. Casey, and others like her, cannot use that as an excuse!!! It is hard to be a young mother though, don't get me wrong. I watch my BFF go thru it, and semi went thru it myself but from a stepmother role (which is 100% not as hard I know, but I was willing to do it for the love of that sweet child). Being a successful Mother at that age can be done!!! Teenage games aren't everything!!! Looking back, I would not have done it any other way. I am so glad I went thru what I did so that I had that experience with her. We had so much fun!!! Anyone that thinks they are missing out by being a Mom is simply taking the moments they have for granted!!! I am so sure we had way more enjoyable times than many of our peers, AND we learned so much about REAL life. I know lots of folks get scared that their life is over when they get the news that they are going to be young Moms, but honestly... your life is simply beginning!!! Young Moms are just getting a head start on what others will eventually live!!! Young Moms learn the best parts of life early if they just take the time to soak it all in and accept it all. Good job on raising your child!!! You have succeeded Momma. My BFF's oldest will graduate HS this year. She has done such an amazing job in life. She has been such a role model for me. I don't even think she realized all of this, or how she has inspired me to be a Mother!!! I need to tell her. It is a struggle to parent at any age in life. You have to want to dedicate your life to your children. Casey Anthony didn't know the blessing she had!!!

  • @saskialolita
    @saskialolita 2 года назад +99

    49:47 - I know this video is old and the likelihood of anyone even seeing this comment is probably pretty low, but the other cadaver dog’s name was *Bones* which is just so cute that I had to mention it 🥰🐶🦴🦮
    RIP Caylee 💔

  • @FoidGames
    @FoidGames 5 лет назад +743

    Rotting pizza doesn't smell like a dead body!

    • @mermaidsexist4339
      @mermaidsexist4339 5 лет назад +42

      Arwen maybe she put the pizza in there afterwards to rot to throw people off? 🤭

    • @zarabee2880
      @zarabee2880 5 лет назад +63

      Arwen 🙌🏻 nope! I’m a nurse & rotting flesh is...distinctive I keep going back to the shovel she borrowed 🤭😭

    • @lauramiller3748
      @lauramiller3748 5 лет назад +56

      As someone who has taken care of the dead, NOTHING smells like a dead body

    • @mermaidsexist4339
      @mermaidsexist4339 5 лет назад +18

      Holy crap people. That woman is stupid ... and a little evil too (she killed her kid).... I thought she put the pizza in the car bc she is STUPID and thought it would make the smell in the car “have a source”. I DO NOT think a rotting body is anything close to a rotting pizza. SMH

    • @jab3593
      @jab3593 5 лет назад +9

      Also do maggots appear on rotten food? Seems more likely maggots from a deceased body.

  • @ladylaura8038
    @ladylaura8038 5 лет назад +324

    I think Casey and her myriad of boyfriends are the ones hitting that thumbs down icon, because this series is outstanding!!!

  • @katiecommon3614
    @katiecommon3614 6 лет назад +313

    It is so sad to think Caylee would be 13 years old now😔

    • @chancejaxson551
      @chancejaxson551 6 лет назад +31

      Katie Common that is sad, her whole life stolen by the very person who was supposed to protect her.

    • @s.7948
      @s.7948 6 лет назад +8

      Oh my god I didn't know this was that old :( she was the same age as my son.

    • @justafan5437
      @justafan5437 5 лет назад +5

      She’s would be same age as me
      Wow

  • @Overthinkin-It
    @Overthinkin-It 3 года назад +151

    I honestly feel like that the only way to get Casey to even begin to consider telling the truth would have been to annoy it out of her.
    She gives me the vibe of someone who, once frustrated, would just blurt out the truth just to get someone to shut up and leave her alone.

    • @bsrk3170
      @bsrk3170 3 года назад +15

      Yeah. If she’d been my daughter I’d have been on her like white on rice. She would’ve gladly gone back to jail.

    • @AM-dp9tv
      @AM-dp9tv 4 месяца назад

      Ya I noticed that too, it was only when Lee pressed her and pressed that she admitted she thought the baby was missing..

  • @clvc216
    @clvc216 6 лет назад +391

    " ok , I actually don't work here" 🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️

    • @amberdean374
      @amberdean374 6 лет назад +11

      clvc216 she is in a fantasy world! It’s just like a kid would do!

    • @meowllison9414
      @meowllison9414 6 лет назад +38

      clvc216 “She doesn’t even go to this school!”

    • @jaydegrundy4956
      @jaydegrundy4956 6 лет назад +3

      Meowllison hahaha mean girls

    • @jamesflanagan7693
      @jamesflanagan7693 5 лет назад +4

      Reminds me of the Seinfeld episode where George drives his deceased fiance's parents thousands of miles to a place that didn't exist that he had lied to them about just to get there and tell them he had lied. And they said they knew he was lying. I believe Casey has George Costanza beat as a pathological liar!

  • @queenmadhatter5020
    @queenmadhatter5020 6 лет назад +381

    Tell me again how this woman got off. Clearly she killed that child.

    • @joannasaad298
      @joannasaad298 6 лет назад +10

      I watched the jury interviews and understand why they voted the way they did.

    • @minuteofdecayyy
      @minuteofdecayyy 6 лет назад +56

      Everyone blames the jury - but realistically, the state didn’t do the best job at proving their case, so the jurors were in a really tough spot. Don’t get me wrong, she is absolutely guilty and should’ve been charged with something, but they couldn’t prove it was premeditated and how/who murdered her even though circumstantial evidence is everywhere!

    • @joannasaad298
      @joannasaad298 6 лет назад +19

      @@minuteofdecayyy thank you! The prosecution charged her with a crime they didn't have the evidence to support.

    • @clairemorfitt6868
      @clairemorfitt6868 6 лет назад +8

      Could she be re-tried?

    • @queenmadhatter5020
      @queenmadhatter5020 6 лет назад +9

      @@clairemorfitt6868 i dont think so 😞

  • @DetectiveHouse
    @DetectiveHouse 4 года назад +519

    When I was 12 I was minding my little brother while outside, he was about 5 at the time. I took my eyes off him for maybe a minute while chatting with a friend. I looked over and my brother was nowhere in sight. I literally panicked, started crying, shouting his name, ran around the neighborhood looking for him, knocking on every door. Then got the entire neighborhood to come look for him. We found him at the playground, he had walked off with his friends without telling me. I’m 27 now and the memory of him going missing for half hour while under my watch still haunts me.
    This was my brother. I was a kid. And I handled him missing better than Casey Anthony handled her daughter supposedly missing. There’s no doubt in my mind that she killed that little girl.

    • @auzserglascock5638
      @auzserglascock5638 3 года назад +9

      I have a 3 10 an a 9 yr old. I panicke when my youngest is nowhere around. My two okdest have my back and knows where she is.. At 23 i was a parent ask my 10 yr old if I kept her alive and her 11 month old younger sister smh!!! You were a sister.. These are my kids!!!!

    • @illdoitwhenpigsfly
      @illdoitwhenpigsfly 3 года назад +14

      I'm glad he was ok.

    • @christinafidance340
      @christinafidance340 3 года назад +27

      I panic when I can’t find my cat!

    • @local8797
      @local8797 2 года назад +6

      We had similar experience with my cousin he was found at a merry-go-round (kind passers by kept putting money on for him) lol

    • @Lenyxx3
      @Lenyxx3 2 года назад +5

      because you have a conscience and are a good person. Casey is neither of those things.

  • @sabrinaleedance
    @sabrinaleedance 10 месяцев назад +4

    This case always has me hold my son closer and appreciate him and his little life even more ❤️

  • @jada8636
    @jada8636 5 лет назад +293

    The way she talked to her family, especially her friend, on the phone while she was in jail was DISGUSTING. like she’s so passive aggressive. When she kept calling her honey I gagged.

    • @sozo776
      @sozo776 4 года назад +8

      Coke Dogg can we see YOUR face tho???🤔🤔🤔drop that insta and we’ll all judge but if not I suggest you shut the fuck up🤣if u don’t reply you’re a pussy🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣I’ll be waiting❤️

    • @marlasinger6838
      @marlasinger6838 4 года назад +7

      Coke Dogg Casey honey, fuck you. We know it’s your pathetic ass commenting. Burn in hell bitch👹

    • @indyrawr1756
      @indyrawr1756 4 года назад +1

      @Coke Dogg wHaT?!???? Go away

    • @marlasinger6838
      @marlasinger6838 4 года назад +2

      Coke Dogg So based off off your username you’re a coke using dog or what? Hahaha so childish😩Honey stopppp

    • @dianefarley37
      @dianefarley37 4 года назад +11

      The remark about it being "such a waste", disgusted me. She shows a level of contempt for others that makes me livid!

  • @InvitationtoAmy
    @InvitationtoAmy 6 лет назад +196

    When Casey calls from jail and her brother Lee puts her friend on the phone, when her friends asks why she wants to talk to Tony, and starts to cry about Caylee missing and that “if anything happens to her” Casey says something like” oh my god- this is why I can’t even call you guys” ... WHAT?!? She is crying about your baby and you get annoyed...? I can not believe Caylee was found dead, and Casey was found not guilty and is free to live her life while her sweet daughter is gone forever.

    • @natybats7089
      @natybats7089 6 лет назад +4

      #totalInjusticeissayingitlightly

    • @MiguelMaxMusic
      @MiguelMaxMusic 6 лет назад +3

      Kray krey

    • @sarajoachim2186
      @sarajoachim2186 6 лет назад +18

      I was just about to say the exact same thing, the way she said "oh my god this is why I can't even call you guys" when her friend is literally crying about Caylee and saying "if anything happened to her I'll die" is absolutely chilling. Really puts into perspective how sociopathic she is compared to normal people with real feelings.

    • @Iceis_Phoenix
      @Iceis_Phoenix 6 лет назад +5

      That's because Casey is a sociopath of course she killed her daughter she was doing internet searches the morning of the murder searching for fool proof suffication and neck breaking.

    • @prettyinpinky5937
      @prettyinpinky5937 4 года назад

      Lon Spector yeh her star sign was definitely the problem 🙄

  • @keyanatinae
    @keyanatinae 5 лет назад +1807

    Me: *thinks I know almost everything about this case*
    Stephanie: hold my wine

    • @Ml_-ir7eg
      @Ml_-ir7eg 5 лет назад +43

      Keyana Tinae literally me rn 😂 I’m like wow this is way more than I thought

    • @rilleygriffin
      @rilleygriffin 5 лет назад +39

      right ! i immediately subscribed after part 1. all new tea ☕️

    • @juliejewels9208
      @juliejewels9208 5 лет назад +8

      What a cute comment!❤

    • @ciaobella9310
      @ciaobella9310 5 лет назад +14

      @@Ml_-ir7eg oooohhhh she be diggin deep with the details!!!!! 😁😄😝👊👍

    • @catelyngrace3870
      @catelyngrace3870 4 года назад +10

      *coffee 😝

  • @brianbommarito3376
    @brianbommarito3376 4 года назад +215

    Alternate Title for the episode: “The Truth and Miss Anthony are Strangers.”

  • @brittinijoyo4525
    @brittinijoyo4525 6 лет назад +292

    Also any mother grieving a loss would never get “a beautiful life” tattooed on them while “searching” for her daughter.

    • @BC17089
      @BC17089 6 лет назад +3

      Brittini Haith absolutely! So messed up 😭

    • @MiyahElise
      @MiyahElise 6 лет назад +1

      You never know what crazy things people would do I’ve seen worse

    • @fembot521
      @fembot521 6 лет назад +3

      Brittini Haith YES!! I just cannot believe it!

    • @tazhienunurbusinezz1703
      @tazhienunurbusinezz1703 6 лет назад +14

      Look she probably did it (I came to this conclusion because of the other evidence) but I do find it odd that, with well over 7 billion people on this planet, everyone "knows" how someone else would/should behave in every traumatic situation.
      I cry super easily. I cry at sappy commercials & TV shows. When my daughters do something crazy cute I tear up. I cried when my husband proposed on my parent's wedding anniversary & I cried when my family suspected we were having a hard time & my whole family slipped $100 bills into the birthday cards they gave me that year. I would have thought that if something happened to my husband of 14 years (he was a terrible driver so I kinda prepared myself for rushing to the hospital & had already done so 5 months earlier when he swerved to miss a deer, hit the ditch, took out a road sign, hit his head hard on the driver's side window & acted really goofy, I mean walking into walls goofy, for 4 days), that I'd cry instantly. Not so.
      When the state patrol showed up to tell me he'd been killed instantly in a head-on collision with a semi-truck 1 year, 7 months, 1 week & 5 days ago, there were no tears. I didn't cry for several hours. I felt as if the bottom had dropped out of my world. I was numb, I shook & everyone I had to call didn't even recognize my voice at first because it was completely flat & monotone. I silently held my daughters as they cried, tried to listen to what the police were saying (I failed to retain ANY of it past that 1st sentence) & did nothing but shake. I found it odd, when I thought about it later, that I didn't immediately cry. I didn't cry until my parents showed up & scooped me up in between them a few hours later.
      For obvious reasons, I don't find "odd" behavior as evidence of anything. I wonder what the police would've thought if the accident had been at all ambiguous. I could be the target of an investigation or in jail because I didn't behave "typically", even though I hadn't been near my husband's hella messy minivan in well over a month, when I last cleaned it (We always took my vehicle when we travelled anywhere together as mine is always clean). Everyone who hasn't experienced what that person is experiencing only THINKS they know how they would behave in a similar situation. That's the thing, though, until you do experience that, you're just guessing how you, yourself, would behave & putting your imaginary "standard" of behavior on someone else is unfair. "Weird" or "atypical" behavior alone isn't evidence of anything. I want actual evidence before I make a decision about someone's guilt. In this case, there is some other evidence to judge so let's go off of that instead. Have a great day!

    • @AS-fc3ti
      @AS-fc3ti 6 лет назад +5

      I really hope you don’t have a personal experience to speak from - because I would never wish that on anyone. But I think your logic is flawed. 1. You can not judge someone’s grief. And with loss of a child - however it may be - is something we experience less and less in society, thank god! That said, how can the majority of people truly know what it feels like? And they don’t. 2. As tattoo etiquette it’s rude to ask about tattoos and their meanings - at least in my experience. I have many, and I have been asked and politely gave a BS answer. But only I know what they mean to me. Playing Devil’s Advocate, you don’t know her true reasoning.

  • @sarahberlaud4285
    @sarahberlaud4285 6 лет назад +115

    Who says, "waste of time," when a friend is bawling because they are so worried about your missing child?? I feel like I keep commenting, but it's my first time hearing about this case and it's breaking my heart... thank you, Stephanie, for your attention to detail and hard work in putting together this video series

    • @Arckivio
      @Arckivio 5 лет назад +3

      I wonder if they played that in court! I should really watch some of the trial but I think it would drive me mad!!!

  • @rebeccamellito2857
    @rebeccamellito2857 6 лет назад +174

    I just cannot believe she's out free in a relationship smiling happy

    • @heresjohnny5307
      @heresjohnny5307 5 лет назад +5

      I can believe it cause shes a freaking manipulative narcissistic wacko! 😂🤦‍♂️

  • @darbioakley4517
    @darbioakley4517 4 года назад +336

    I have always wished that the cops would've asked her while at universal, why did she drop Caylee off with Zanny that day? She originally said she dropped her off to go to work but then admitted she didn't have a job, I would've loved to hear her try to explain why she needed a nanny if she did'nt work. I just can't believe those jurors could be that stupid.

    • @interwaveswatcher1576
      @interwaveswatcher1576 3 года назад +55

      Or why she said she talked to Caylee the day her grandmother reported her missing.

    • @brookelafleur495
      @brookelafleur495 3 года назад +19

      That's so true. That's a great question. I'm surprised they never thought to ask her that. Although, I guess I shouldn't judge since I hadn't thought of it until I read your comment. Lol

    • @catha_salix
      @catha_salix 3 года назад +17

      Right? How is this woman not in jail for the rest of her life? Poor little baby...

    • @sharyebethancourt3660
      @sharyebethancourt3660 2 года назад +10

      I don’t wanna call them stupid, cuz they were just doing their duties and probably couldn’t in good faith say she was guilty without reasonable doubt. I don’t doubt Casey is guilty, but I can understand how difficult it might be to make that decision….

    • @suzanking5625
      @suzanking5625 2 года назад +15

      Yes, this! "You dropped your daughter off, and THEN, where did you go? What did you do all day and where?"

  • @katiebee8699
    @katiebee8699 6 лет назад +330

    I didn’t realize how much this case still upsets me until your videos. That’s why it’s so important to keep talking and talking and talking about this stuff. Blessings.

    • @lildrummergirl5649
      @lildrummergirl5649 5 лет назад +2

      Same. I always knew that Casey was a pos, and I was certain that she killed Caylee, but I never knew the events leading up to her murder or the family backstory.
      It pisses me off even more that Casey was acquitted.
      She's a true narcissistic sociopath.
      ETA: excellent job on the video's!
      You're adorable!🤗

  • @elisamastromarino7123
    @elisamastromarino7123 6 лет назад +186

    My daughter was "missing" for a half an hour once in the summer and was with my trustworthy sister while I was on my way to a wedding, and my head began spinning. I have an occasional panic attack ever since that first one that day where my sister-in-law was just late. There's no way a mother could endure a missing child for 31 days unless she wanted her missing. That lovely little girl was in the way of this nasty witch's _bella vita_ and she killed her. I don't think George had anything to do with it, and I don't believe any other "softer" story about it being an accident.
    There are female Chris Watts types, too. Thats the sickeningly frightening world we live in. Thank you, Stephanie. You're the bomb. 💙 Happy New Year. 🥂 Looking forward to your channel and 🍷and true crime Fridays!

    • @StephanieHarlowe
      @StephanieHarlowe  6 лет назад +10

      Happy New Year! See you Friday!

    • @butterflyforeve
      @butterflyforeve 6 лет назад +14

      I don't believe Caylee would have ever gotten old enough to compete with Casey. She was jealous of that beautiful soul.

    • @jennj2049
      @jennj2049 6 лет назад +6

      Feel like Casey and Chris watts could live a great life as a couple

    • @ezymk69
      @ezymk69 6 лет назад +5

      Elisa Mastromarino I lost my dog for an hour in my home and I was frantic lol My hubby found her under the recliner.

    • @missmelody6185
      @missmelody6185 6 лет назад +1

      @@mistiroberts1576 I guess the theory is that there was an accident and to cover up their negligence, they staged it as though it had been a child predator.

  • @gretchend4280
    @gretchend4280 5 лет назад +321

    the people in these comments wholeheartedly defending Casey genuinely scare me and i hope that they do not have children of their own.

    • @NovaDoll
      @NovaDoll 4 года назад +4

      gretchen d Very scary.

    • @brentlionakaboldchamp
      @brentlionakaboldchamp 4 года назад +22

      I dont see anyone defending her, really.

    • @azmariadaratrazanoff4095
      @azmariadaratrazanoff4095 4 года назад +9

      @@brentlionakaboldchamp I'm still looking but I don't either.

    • @coocoo112
      @coocoo112 4 года назад +7

      @Ana Frills I too thought not long ago that the death penalty is unnecessary but seeing some cases I've kind of changed my opinion. I dont think someone who is that evil (i dont mean common murderers but those who have killed children, tortured or have done truly alwful things to their victims and are not looking in any way remorseful about what they've done but worry for their own well being) dont deserve human rights and the world would really be better off without them and dont deserve people paying for them to live in jail. Im open to discussion though

    • @carameldiva5131
      @carameldiva5131 4 года назад +8

      @Ana Frills how about we as a society give Casey the human rights and concern she showed that poor defenseless baby. Which would be none

  • @thelifeofliam9092
    @thelifeofliam9092 2 года назад +24

    I couldn’t find my 3 year old son at Kmart for about a total of 2-3 minutes and I was running around crazy, yelling out his name, a staff member saw me and radioed to the staff members at the front to not let anyone leave.. He then ran out from hiding, laughing and I almost cried from happiness! It felt a lot longer than 3 minutes. If anyone actually thinks this "mother" is innocent, you are as crazy as she is!

    • @crissig6256
      @crissig6256 6 месяцев назад

      I had a similar experience, we were out for dinner for my step sisters birthday and me and my two and a half year old were in the kids area and when I turned my eye for 30 sec to talk to someone through the glass she bolted out the door down the hallway past the toilets SNUCK past the receptionist and got upstairs to a venue room! She was missing all of 3 minutes, because I was so hysterical the whole staff closed off the doors and started searching immediately after all it was a restaurant/bar the most HORRID place to lose your child I can’t even tell you what was running through my head especially because she disappeared right next to the toilets, when we found her same reaction! Was led down the stairs by a staff member smiling and giggling, I cried all night all through dinner and the whole way home

  • @whitneywhit7323
    @whitneywhit7323 6 лет назад +289

    I’ve seen people found guilty on much less. The trunk evidence in the car,the fact that she lied about who was the last person to have been with her daughter was and the fact that she didn’t report her daughter missing for 31 days.she did it she’s guilty a mother who’s daughter is missing would not lie to the police unless they did something.

    • @actuallyNo...
      @actuallyNo... 5 лет назад +21

      ...and innocent people who've gotten much more.Plain and simple , the judicial system is a crooked crock of crud. Period.

    • @pleromicpastry5445
      @pleromicpastry5445 5 лет назад +4

      whitney whit, I don't think she's innocent but what exactly do you think she did (or didn't do?) that resulted in Caylee's death?

    • @actuallyNo...
      @actuallyNo... 5 лет назад +5

      @@pleromicpastry5445 , good question...i wanna know that too. What a weirdly worded comment.

    • @ringarounddarosie
      @ringarounddarosie 5 лет назад +6

      I'm obviously not well versed in the law, but even if they had no evidence that she murdered Caylee, they really don't have enough for neglect? For endangering her child? How do you not know where your daughter is for a whole month? And not call anyone? Not notify police. All the while partying it up and living your best life?? The hell?

    • @Tinx92
      @Tinx92 5 лет назад +2

      @@pleromicpastry5445 i think casey drugged her to go to sleep- probably a regular habit, and gave her too much she died and then casey put her in the car for a day or so before deciding how to get rid if the body. She has no remorse for what she did and has absolutly sadness that her daughter is dead. She should have been prosecuted.

  • @verinawrinn7175
    @verinawrinn7175 6 лет назад +97

    I'm not a mother, but I am a daughter. I never went "missing", but just a year ago I forgot I had my phone off when I went out with my friends. My parents were terrified. They had tried calling me five or six times (because I always check in with them via text), fortunately I realized what had happened a couple hours into the night.
    But they were ready to get the whole state searching for me if necessary.
    Real parents care so much about their children and wouldn't wait a month before calling in a missing persons report.

    • @whome9675
      @whome9675 6 лет назад +7

      Same thing happened to me almost a year ago and I turn 33 in February. A friend accidentally grabbed my phone. Long story short I didn't have it for a few hours and my mom and best friend where ready to call the cops and send out a search party 😂😅

    • @sstacyss
      @sstacyss 6 лет назад +3

      My daughter always texts me back. If she doesn’t my heart drops to my stomach and I freak out. Normal moms love their kids so much they need to know where they are for piece of mind. I can’t ever go to sleep if she is at a sleep over until she says I’m safe mom. Love you. This Casey chick is strange and detached. Not normal.

    • @Chrissy85308
      @Chrissy85308 6 лет назад +5

      My 19 year old son was missing for 12 hours. I was losing my mind. Then the police came and said he had been found murdered, shot multiple times. I was out of my mind crazy. When they told me it felt like someone had reached in and tore him from my heart. There was physical pain. In my opinion she didn't care about her daughter anymore, she was nothing more than an an old toy to her. She only cared about herself.

    • @blingeefairy
      @blingeefairy 6 лет назад +2

      @@Chrissy85308 OMG I am so sorry for your loss!!!! May he RIP. Until you meet again..xx

    • @juliedaly2317
      @juliedaly2317 6 лет назад +3

      Our family is close. We have that “ find friends” app and if anyone went more than 12 hours without us being able to locate them, we’d start getting anxious. We look out for each other.

  • @MadiSwegle
    @MadiSwegle 6 лет назад +368

    I love these videos! I work in the ER and am a true crime junkie and you’re inspiring me to maaaayybee start my own series analyzing autopsy reports in depth and connecting my knowledge of crime and medicine. :) Maybe someday.... we’ll see!

    • @StephanieHarlowe
      @StephanieHarlowe  6 лет назад +24

      That sounds awesome!

    • @cristi.santos
      @cristi.santos 6 лет назад +13

      yes, yes, YES PLEASE!!!!!

    • @santossantos6598
      @santossantos6598 6 лет назад +11

      That is something I would definitely be Into!! Do it!! What is stopping you? You will never know if you will succeed if you don’t try! :)

    • @buggedowl-jd2by
      @buggedowl-jd2by 6 лет назад +6

      just commenting in case you are opening a channel. wouldnt wanna miss it

    • @michellepanopoulos215
      @michellepanopoulos215 6 лет назад +4

      I would watch it!

  • @HastingsCorner
    @HastingsCorner 2 года назад +37

    The fact that she put an incident report in for her broken/lost phone but didn’t for Caylee…..

  • @TiinkerBells
    @TiinkerBells 6 лет назад +176

    i'm so hooked, I thought i knew all everything about this case but there's so much that i didn't.

    • @alistewart807
      @alistewart807 6 лет назад

      withthevampires meeeee too

    • @megandina1881
      @megandina1881 6 лет назад +1

      That is the magic of Stephanie's videos!

    • @janealupe9259
      @janealupe9259 6 лет назад +1

      Sammmeee!!!! I cannot believe how much more I learned from Stephanie when I've watched && read sooo many things about this case!!

    • @deannamoore7519
      @deannamoore7519 6 лет назад +1

      I agree. I thought this was going to be review. I learned so much more of the lies and dysfunction. Amazing what wasn’t disclosed to the jury.

    • @KyoSohma2211
      @KyoSohma2211 5 лет назад

      Same here, I was in my late teens when this case happened and I remember following it in the news, but obviously the news can only cover so much of it. Just makes me wanna throttle Casey Anthony even more than wanted to back then.

  • @darlae88
    @darlae88 6 лет назад +387

    The relationship between Casey & her parents is sooo bizarre to me.. like soooo bizarre.

    • @elizabethgregory
      @elizabethgregory 6 лет назад +6

      They're weird af

    • @darlae88
      @darlae88 6 лет назад +7

      Elizabeth Gregory soo weird. I can’t put my finger on it..but something is definitely off.

    • @AldonaAnna89
      @AldonaAnna89 6 лет назад +31

      I have impression that Casey’s father could be a father of her daughter. I don’t know way, but something is off.

    • @katiebaby6920
      @katiebaby6920 6 лет назад +18

      Well Casey did say her father abused her but it was just over looked because she lies constantly. Then again maybe she lies because she had to learn at a young age. Who knows 🤷🏻‍♀️
      Edit: just saw the part when the mom said they forgive her if she said anything.... that’s so strange. I wonder what or if there was anything Casey was made to hide and then lie about.

    • @darlae88
      @darlae88 6 лет назад +7

      Aldona Anna I’ve thought about that a few times, but I’m sure they had to have done some sort of DNA testing right? I wonder!

  • @allisona7076
    @allisona7076 6 лет назад +173

    You articulate yourself extremely well and the whole case is easy to follow and comprehend through your explanations. Thank you for taking the time to do the research and for your effort, omw to watch part 3

    • @lisadee7
      @lisadee7 5 лет назад

      Right! Shes a gem! 💎

  • @debb4809
    @debb4809 3 года назад +34

    I think one of the saddest things is that Casey was sure she wanted to have the baby adopted when she was pregnant, as she didn't feel ready for motherhood. Her mum dissuaded her and we know the tragic outcome. Her mum wanted the baby for herself, so perhaps she should have adopted her, or assumed guardianship of her at least? The poor child didn't stand a chance 😢

    • @airyowo
      @airyowo Год назад +6

      It’s sad to think that Caylee may have actually had a chance at life had she been put up for adoption at birth.

  • @amyhippieklaar
    @amyhippieklaar 6 лет назад +33

    She says “so glad she had both of you” and then adds in real quick “and she STILL HAS both of you”
    Knowing how quickly she can come up with lies and how well she does it, that just gave me chills tbh.

  • @Karabear6996
    @Karabear6996 5 лет назад +148

    I remember being 12-13 when this case was going on. I was and still am just floored how someone can do this to a child. We all know she did it. How could the jury be so blind?

    • @musicobsessive123
      @musicobsessive123 4 года назад +2

      me too. its gutwrenching knowing she'd be a teenager by now.

    • @onedriection20
      @onedriection20 4 года назад

      Kara I actually don’t believe she did anything to caylee

    • @Leahniltiac
      @Leahniltiac 4 года назад +11

      @@onedriection20 how can you think that with all the evidence against her? Please don't ever goto jury duty.

    • @jmac6350
      @jmac6350 4 года назад

      I was in the middle of getting an MRI when the radio playing had a breaking news alert about the Casey Anthony verdict. I remember laying there in disbelief and shock thinking how in the hell did she get off. Then when my MRI was over and the technicians pulled me out we all talked about it. We just couldn’t not believe it.

  • @fishhook4279
    @fishhook4279 5 лет назад +178

    Even though Cindy totally had issues, she clearly loved Caylee and wanted the best for her, and the third 911 call was heartbreaking.

    • @threexladi
      @threexladi 5 лет назад +9

      Interesting that Cindy later recanted after realizing that having a murderer as a daughter made them all look bad!

    • @c.elizabeth3451
      @c.elizabeth3451 4 года назад +7

      Cindy was so irritating and frustrated and plain out dumb

    • @thehollyberry7975
      @thehollyberry7975 4 года назад +6

      Dawn taylor the entire family dynamic is completely skewed....something is very bizarre there!

  • @sarastaniszewski
    @sarastaniszewski 3 года назад +32

    When she’s on the jail phone with her dad and she’s complaining how the police didn’t even give her 24 hours to “help” them before arresting her 🙄 She truly does just alter reality with her words whenever she doesn’t like the narrative. She lied repeatedly and purposely directed them to the wrong or non existent people and places to “find” her daughter. I’m not sure what kind of help she thought anyone would need from her.

  • @morelemonpledge469
    @morelemonpledge469 6 лет назад +260

    Pathological liars are so scary... imagine knowing you dont work there and walking up in there no worries that's like unreal! ... reminds me of the dude who killed his father because he lied about attending and graduating college!

    • @morelemonpledge469
      @morelemonpledge469 6 лет назад +13

      Also I think they collected air from trunk because how body emits certain gasses when someone passes, might have been a way to prove dead body was in trunk!

    • @emmisu9724
      @emmisu9724 6 лет назад +15

      It amazes that even after all the lies about the nonexistend nanny, the job, the dead hair/choloform/ and that "wax"(the one on dead bodies) was found in the car. And the dogs alerted the car and the yard she STILL got away with it all!? Wtf? I'm waiting to hear the defenses arguments on the next episode. What the hell did they come up with to make the jury believe them.. 😑

    • @addicted367
      @addicted367 6 лет назад +5

      @@morelemonpledge469 Cadaver dogs picked up the scent in the trunk.

    • @joannasaad298
      @joannasaad298 6 лет назад +4

      @@morelemonpledge469 Dr. Henry Lee said there is no way to scientifically tell if decomposition smells are from a body, dead animal or garbage.

    • @joannasaad298
      @joannasaad298 6 лет назад +4

      @@emmisu9724 The chloroform theory didn't really hold up, the jury didn't buy that a highschool drop out would make her own and Dr. Lee said the glue in the trunk used to hold down the liner had traces of chloroform.

  • @emmaburke725
    @emmaburke725 6 лет назад +51

    For those like myself who love the little details, I thought I would add in that the second cadaver dog was called Bones and was owned by a Sgt. Kristin Brewer, the officer who conducted the second search of the backyard.
    P.S. Love you videos and can’t wait for the next part! The amount of time and detail you put in is phenomenal and makes all the difference. ❤️

  • @tehharu
    @tehharu 6 лет назад +392

    Hey, just as a heads up, BPD isn't Bipolar Disorder, it's Borderline Personality Disorder.

    • @taylorschultz2176
      @taylorschultz2176 5 лет назад +18

      Im glad im not the only one who caught that 😂

    • @Ashethetics
      @Ashethetics 5 лет назад +23

      She's a textbook case of Borderline.

    • @xandradoll
      @xandradoll 5 лет назад +13

      I’ve honestly never heard a better example of Borderline Personality Disorder that is going completely untreated.

    • @Nameless-dw5nv
      @Nameless-dw5nv 5 лет назад +72

      @@Ashethetics Oh god no. I have borderline and I would never do anything like that. I'm rather overly attached and empathetic. I think she's a narcissist.

    • @erinrose9774
      @erinrose9774 5 лет назад +56

      @@Ashethetics no way, there is none of the extreme swinging of extreme emotions, which is the main symptom of BPD, another name for BPD is emotional instability disorder, which does help people understand a little more what the disorder actually is. Have a look in to it before painting monsters with the BPD brush just because they are monsters.

  • @gwingman991
    @gwingman991 3 года назад +46

    The fact that she even corrected the 30 days to 31 days tells so much

    • @corissawilliams3926
      @corissawilliams3926 Год назад +3

      Yes!!!! No one else ever mentions this but I literally think it’s so suspish the way she says it so exactly but at the same time isn’t concerned where she is.

  • @angela.b.
    @angela.b. 6 лет назад +300

    Did anyone else notice how Casey gave herself/her guilt away multiple times? If you pay close attention, she uses Caylee's name in past tense several times way before they even discover her body. One example is when she says: "Caylee's BEEN so lucky.. then quickly catches her mistake & says: "Caylee IS so lucky. I can't even put into words how lucky she's BEEN.. How lucky she IS." And earlier while referring to her boyfriend when her friend asks if he has anything to do with Caylee's disappearance, Casey very quickly responds with, "No nothing." Only someone who knows EXACTLY what happened to Caylee, can give a definite answer like that. Otherwise, how could she possibly know that he had nothing to do with it.. She's disgusting. And absolutely guilty.

    • @natybats7089
      @natybats7089 6 лет назад +10

      #facts

    • @missdragon5892
      @missdragon5892 6 лет назад +9

      I also noticed this

    • @susiechoban1542
      @susiechoban1542 6 лет назад +18

      Present perfect is not past tense. It’s literally present tense. I, very much alive, can say “I have been so lucky” which would express that my luck began a while ago and still, to this day, continues. I don’t know how you managed to even presume PRESENT perfect tense is past tense when the ‘present’ is literally in its name.

    • @MARYWTHER
      @MARYWTHER 5 лет назад +7

      @@susiechoban1542 Um so what about "she's been so lucky she HAD you"????

    • @susiechoban1542
      @susiechoban1542 5 лет назад +6

      Nora Girl I don’t care enough about the myriad cases to remember every single bit of every single dialogue, so I don’t even know you’re quoting correctly, let alone knowing who said that about whom. My point still stands that present perfect is a present tense ultimately, and I’m not responsible for people’s grammatical errors should they combine two unrelated clauses.

  • @breeloney2558
    @breeloney2558 5 лет назад +70

    I’ve heard about this case but never fully looked into what happened and the fact that this woman was set free is proof that our justice system is SEVERELY FLAWED

    • @asmrtpop2676
      @asmrtpop2676 4 года назад +2

      george floyd, breanna taylor, tamir rice.

  • @jewels5340
    @jewels5340 6 лет назад +48

    It amazes me how she doesn't loose track of all these intricate webs of lies she's constantly spewing so easily

  • @aimeejoy8811
    @aimeejoy8811 2 года назад +34

    The Peacock docu, for me, shed light that Casey hated her mother more than she loved her daughter.

    • @badako
      @badako Год назад +3

      That’s a great way to put it wow

    • @Canadian_Made
      @Canadian_Made 11 месяцев назад +3

      Bingo!
      Casey's motive was resentment of her daughter for 'stealing her spotlight' so to speak, and in spite of her mother, whom she not only hated, but was jealous about the relationship she had with Caylee.
      I believe it was a snowball combination of elements: whereby she was tired of Caylee getting more love and attention than her, in addition to wanting to break free and 'live the good life', and thinking even if she gave custody of Caylee to Cindy, she'd still never be totally free.
      I think she took Caylee's life just to spite her mother whom she hated with a passion.
      And the docuseries convinced me that Casey absolutely resented her daughter, too. Possibly as much as she hated her mother, and resented the relationship she had with her daughter. (Can you imagine?)
      I couldn't understand why something seemed so off about her reaction to hearing Caylee's name, or seeing pictures and videos of her, until I revisited the case and recalled the phone call she had with Christina when, in response to Christina crying and saying, "I swear, Casey, if anything happened to that little girl, I'll die," she _scoffed_ and said, "Oh, my gawd.... I knew calling you guys was useless. Total waste!"
      And this just days before throwing Christina under the bus as unfit to find Caylee when her parents told her Christina was part of the search team.
      Yeah, because a friend who's shown more emotion, concern, and urgency for the unknown whereabouts of your child than YOU ever have makes her unsuitable to find her.
      Unbelievable.
      But that sealed it for me.
      She continuously got annoyed by the fact that people prioritized finding Caylee and justice for Caylee than they did saving Casey from.... herself.
      And her father more than anyone, because she feels most betrayed by him, as he willingly testified against her --- hence her latest allegations.
      She is a mean, spiteful, revengeful, disgusting narcissistic monster.

  • @palladium607
    @palladium607 5 лет назад +35

    Its mind blowing to me that she told ALL those lies and STILL somehow managed to talk her way out of all of it. All of it! Unreal.

  • @tempest_91
    @tempest_91 6 лет назад +69

    This case is the epitome of the term “miscarriage of justice” Literally sickening. Your videos are superb, best I’ve seen of their kind. Bravo!

  • @tinajackson8246
    @tinajackson8246 6 лет назад +102

    OMG on the edge of my seat.. I'd love to see her face when they got to Universal.... 🍿🍪🍿🍪🍿

    • @Stephaniemickle
      @Stephaniemickle 6 лет назад +8

      Tina Jackson probably stone cold. Stupid lying bitch 🤣 seriously it bothers me how miserable and pissed off she sounds on the 9-1-1 call. How chilling. 🤦🏼‍♀️

    • @ColorMeShell
      @ColorMeShell 6 лет назад +2

      Tina Jackson
      I would LOVE to see that as well!!! What an idiot!!!!

    • @Stephaniemickle
      @Stephaniemickle 6 лет назад +4

      michelleharasty I really doubt the jury here. Sounds like they all got buttered up by Jose Biaz and I just don’t see it. I watched so much of this trial on tv too and the case was what I thought to be a grand slam for the prosecution. But I also do see, slightly, the room for reasonable doubt. I just wouldn’t be able to live with myself to set this girl free. And I often feel like the justice system tends to lean away from harsh punishment to young females. Just because she’s a young girl doesn’t mean she’s not capable of murder. I totally believe she did it. So frustrating. And disappointing there will never truly be justice for Caylee. Who is the main point of all of this.

    • @ColorMeShell
      @ColorMeShell 6 лет назад +2

      Stephanie Mickle
      AGREED 110 Percent!!!!!

    • @Stephaniemickle
      @Stephaniemickle 6 лет назад +3

      michelleharasty it just blows my mind how people always say “have faith in the justice system” or “she’ll have to face the justice system and pay for her crimes” but this was such a crushing blow to America’s faith in the justice system, at least that’s what I believe. And she only “paid” for her crimes by a couple years and jail and a bunch of fines. Which seems to be what the justice system is really all about. The financial aspect. Just really discouraging that someone like her walked free. And while I know she’s tarnished for the rest of her life, she deserves every bit of the shit that comes her way and she did it to herself. I have no sympathy. As a mother myself, and at the moment to a 2.5 year old, I couldn’t find her in a store for all of 30 seconds and it’s terrifying. I don’t understand how she went out partying and doing god knows what for 31 DAYS!!!! And she didn’t even call the police. Her parents initiated the real investigation. What would she have done had that never happened? What if her body was discovered without anyone knowing she was missing. Would she have said “oh that’s right. She has been missing a while” like it just makes ZERO logical sense. It just seems as if she completely lacks any maternal instincts and is so cold and callous and has literally every single person (for the most part) completely fooled by her bullshit. Okay I’m done haha clearly this strikes a nerve.

  • @ellieplanit
    @ellieplanit 3 года назад +120

    After Casey’s first interview/interrogation
    Casey’s mom: ya know, after over a month of this, I THINK Casey might not be telling the whole truth...
    The cop: yeah we picked that up literally as soon as Casey started talking so....

  • @caretwins24
    @caretwins24 6 лет назад +212

    That girl is straight up crazy! It is super creepy listening how calm she is about her kid missing.

    • @amberdean374
      @amberdean374 6 лет назад +8

      caretwins24 right!?!?! If any one of my children went missing everyone in the world would know because I’d be all over the place looking for my kid and getting her picture out there for anyone to help and I’d be running all over looking for my child!!!!! I’d be crying hysterically one minute and fuming with anger the next!!! I would never ever be calm with a child missing!!! INSANE and that lack of emotion mixed with her lying to the cops, leading them on a wild goose chase while her daughter is missing just tells me she’s absolutely guilty!!

    • @tanyasummers1615
      @tanyasummers1615 6 лет назад +6

      She is creepy looking

    • @neuralmute
      @neuralmute 6 лет назад +5

      I'm pretty sure she's a clever psychopath. A psychopath who knows what they're doing can play psychological testing and appear perfectly normal even to experienced doctors. They know how to answer to appear normal, especially the female ones. Hell even someone as obviously nuts as Ted Bundy was able to beat all they did on him. I mean, he *did* have a degree in psych, but those tests aren't hard for a good liar to cheat.

    • @katiebaby6920
      @katiebaby6920 6 лет назад +5

      She was definitely dropped as a baby. Probably why the parents feel like they had to stand by her so much

    • @neuralmute
      @neuralmute 6 лет назад +4

      @@katiebaby6920 I'm more inclined to think that she was abused as a child, and now her parents are trying to make amends by letting her get away with actual murder.

  • @teamexic0
    @teamexic0 6 лет назад +99

    "and i don't want to hear in the comments that everyone grieves their own way because that's such a cop out, this is not the sound of a mother who doesn't know where their child is."
    Yes, yes, and YES. I 100% agree with you. I remember when i was a kid, my 13 year old brother fainted and i called 000 (Australian emergency number) and was panicking in tears. No sane person would act the way she did. I thank you for bringing so much light to even the littlest of details which makes this case all the more intriguing. This holistic in depth picture, and your insight, allows for such a great understanding of the case, and i thank you for all your hard work. I have a lot of faith in your passion and abilities in true crime and i cannot wait until you reach 1 Mil xx God bless

    • @Mamaroo92
      @Mamaroo92 5 лет назад +3

      teamexic0 I am normally a very emotionally stable person. Things other people would cry about at the drop of a hat typically don’t phase me. I don’t cry in public. I zone out. HOWEVER. When I miscarried at 17 weeks I was a MESS for weeks. When my grandpa who has dementia and health issues fell down the stairs and I was one of the first people on scene I was SOBBING and couldn’t completely calm down for several hours (thankfully he only had a minor concussion and no other major injuries). So yeah. When you are intimately connected with a person, it is NORMAL to be emotional even if you are normally not.

  • @noran4424
    @noran4424 6 лет назад +32

    What was I watching before you came along?!?!?!? I thought I had found the best crime channel until I stumbled across yours!!! You’re officially my favourite RUclipsr!!!!

  • @thebjm1967
    @thebjm1967 3 года назад +18

    Man, it’s so hard watching this. I remembered the trial so well. There are so many women who would die to have a daughter and then there’s women like her. I have a 2 year old son and I would DIE for him. I can’t even imagine how anyone could do such a thing.

  • @NunyaNomi
    @NunyaNomi 6 лет назад +205

    You can tell Casey is a compulsive liar. Even when she is telling the truth, or what she has convinced herself is true, she can't help but to add a little extra lie/detail at the end in an attempt to make it seem genuine. She also obviously tries to sound more intelligent by using "big words" like received instead of got for example.
    Also who calls a vehicle an "auto"?

    • @StephanieHarlowe
      @StephanieHarlowe  6 лет назад +20

      Maybe it sounded more official lol

    • @theveefit
      @theveefit 6 лет назад +7

      I work at a dealership and NO One! used the word auto, only as auto parts or auto body but no one refers to cars or vehicles as AUTOS any more ! but on the 911 phone call I honestly remember KC mom referring to her car as AUTO, wtf ?!

    • @joannasaad298
      @joannasaad298 6 лет назад

      @Lexa Lopez exactly.

    • @bezilliox
      @bezilliox 6 лет назад +1

      I'm in my auto... Huh?

    • @ColorMeShell
      @ColorMeShell 6 лет назад +1

      Bobbie Daniel
      That's hilarious!

  • @kkheflin3
    @kkheflin3 5 лет назад +80

    I am 64 years old. I've seen a lot. I've heard a lot. I've experienced a lot. But NEVER in my entire life have I heard someone who is such a pathological liar sociopathic narcissistic person. It makes me sick. Physically ill. I hated this case. I've never been so furious in my life.

    • @somerking7040
      @somerking7040 4 года назад +2

      I agree

    • @heathergabbysalomon3614
      @heathergabbysalomon3614 4 года назад

      Right And to think of some women out there trying spending 10s of thousand of dollars to become a great mom

  • @quincyraven15
    @quincyraven15 6 лет назад +345

    I think Casey passed the psych tests through a combo of lying on them and naturally having no empathy so she basically answered them like a robot. In my understanding these tests have a poor detection rate if you go into them untruthful and Casey is an experienced liar.

    • @erinrose9774
      @erinrose9774 5 лет назад +14

      I disagree, psychiatrists know what to look for in regards to this, like that's their life's work.... Do you really think you know better by watching videos and armchair diagnosing? I know it's a hard pill to swallow when there isn't a place to point the blame for someone's abhorrent behaviour, but sometimes people are just the worst 💁

    • @eiosti
      @eiosti 5 лет назад +11

      @@erinrose9774 no, the psychologists saw the shit, but the standard tests just ask questions that basically ask "do you deviate from the normal this way?" "how about this way?"

    • @HandbagDiva
      @HandbagDiva 5 лет назад +8

      Kara Lynn Actually no the mmpi is a very complex test, it takes hours to complete. It’s pretty hard to trick the test as well, as it’s not a pass or fail test. The answers are scored & interpreted by a clinician who should also have several sessions with the patient as well in combination with the scores of the mmpi-2

    • @baby5968
      @baby5968 5 лет назад

      pinkyt67 so how did she pass??? I’m confused 🤯

    • @Menagerie_K
      @Menagerie_K 5 лет назад +7

      I think she was never evaluated. She had Juliette Lewis take the tests for her.

  • @NCcatlady
    @NCcatlady 2 года назад +10

    I’ve watched this series so many times. It’s one of my favorites, but I’m obviously watching it again since so many people are “changing their minds.” HOW?

  • @alexandradonnelly6904
    @alexandradonnelly6904 5 лет назад +110

    She talks about her missing daughter in past tense while she’s talking to her parents. When no one else knew she was dead yet.

  • @claireeebee
    @claireeebee 4 года назад +694

    She reports a "stolen phone" but not her "stolen" daughter. Okayyyy.

    • @novalumee243
      @novalumee243 4 года назад +12

      LMAO FR????

    • @katlozbee
      @katlozbee 4 года назад +8

      Great comment 👏🏼👏🏼

    • @bloodyneptune
      @bloodyneptune 4 года назад +18

      The wild part is, given the choice to lie about reporting a missing phone and lying about reporting her 'missing' daughter, she went with the _phone._ I mean, given the things the lunatic has actually lied about, why _not_ lie and say she did report her missing? Oh they said they have no record of that? They must not have filed the report. no _wonder_ they hadnt called me back.
      Like oh my god its right there, that _happens,_ how many times have we heard a True Crime case where they find out the police never actually filed the report? How could you _prove_ that did or didn't happen here? God dammit, she cant even lie competently

    • @keisha729lc
      @keisha729lc 4 года назад +2

      @@bloodyneptune maybe that would happen with missing adult but a child she knew she couldn’t use that lie

    • @breezyb1100
      @breezyb1100 4 года назад +2

      Righhhhtttt

  • @BallinBunBun
    @BallinBunBun 5 лет назад +130

    Casey Anthony could be summed up with: "if at first you don't succeed, lie lie again."

  • @clairyboots.
    @clairyboots. 3 года назад +22

    When I was 16 years old my family and I were on holiday in Spain, we went to an outdoor market, I wanted to have a look around and I arranged to meet my parents at the front entrance arch at 1 o clock (my younger brother stayed with them because he was too young to be on his own).
    I was waiting at the arch at 1 o clock and about 15 minutes passed with no sign of my family, I took a seat and waited. Eventually my dad came RUNNING through the crowd and I could see utter relief on his face. There had been a mix up and there was actually TWO identical looking entrance arches (and since we weren't familiar with the market we did not realise). I asked my dad where my mum was, he took me back to her and she was surrounded by paramedics, she had gone into shock and had a panic attack because she thought I was missing. It had only been 15 minutes and I was sixteen years old (not a toddler like poor Caylee).

  • @P_artypoison
    @P_artypoison 6 лет назад +83

    Just having lunch and watching my true crime queen
    That's a nice day

  • @DogMechanic
    @DogMechanic 4 года назад +556

    That story about her going to Universal and leading the cops on a goose chase to her "office" there is just the picture perfect example of a psycho not giving a single crap.

    • @peggypeggy4137
      @peggypeggy4137 4 года назад +61

      Casey was so used to lying to everyone and getting away with it. She wasn't used to real cops who may actually want to verify every lie. At that point she was out of her league.

    • @Vixenspirit
      @Vixenspirit 3 года назад +1

      94t555555555555555555t555555555555555555555555555555t5555555555t555555you

    • @razzberry4756
      @razzberry4756 3 года назад +14

      not just cops, literally 3 senior investigators dead set on finding little caylee. How stupid do you have to be to think this could possibly work lmao.

    • @DogMechanic
      @DogMechanic 3 года назад +15

      At that point, she didn't believe the lie would work, guys. She believed it would waste their time and keep garnering her attention and fame.

    • @razzberry4756
      @razzberry4756 3 года назад +6

      @@DogMechanic it seems she only entertains things that benefit her in some way, how does that benefit her? Maybe she couldn’t admit her lie out of pride and finally did when she reached a dead end, realizing it was over.

  • @rlmcguinness9147
    @rlmcguinness9147 3 года назад +29

    Homegirl should have won some kind of award for this..im going down the rabbit hole with the Casey Anthony story and THIS is all I needed..so much unknown information..so much detail..done so clearly, so concise and SO entertaining! You have a talent..this took so much research and so much dedication..amazing job..new to your channel but so far, this and the Barbie and Ken case are true masterpieces!

  • @leighanne3266
    @leighanne3266 5 лет назад +181

    Even psychiatrists and psychologists can be fooled by psychopathology. Psychopaths are masterful manipulators. If you look at the questions on the psychological tests that determine axis II diagnoses, it is not difficult to know which questions trigger those kinds of diagnoses. I have no doubt that she did not answer those questions truthfully. Also, to diagnose accurately, psychiatrists need to look at the patient's complete behavioral history. Testing is just a piece of the puzzle.

    • @bookworm1616
      @bookworm1616 5 лет назад +3

      @Joy Georgina As an upcoming social worker, I can confirm she meets the criteria.

    • @ff6girl
      @ff6girl 4 года назад +2

      She's a pathological liar. How can they believe the results of those tests?

    • @mindymiljour4672
      @mindymiljour4672 4 года назад

      @@bookworm1616 a social worker doesn't qualify you to diagnose her. Not by a longshot 🙄

    • @bookworm1616
      @bookworm1616 4 года назад

      Mindy Miljour you know social workers diagnose people too, right?

  • @leesee22ag
    @leesee22ag 4 года назад +226

    I love the officer who was telling her story back to her. He said oohh so that makes sense to you? In the most mocking voice 😂😂 like really casey reallyyyyyyyy?

    • @mariaregina4242
      @mariaregina4242 4 года назад +28

      *Detective: How old is she?
      Casey: Almost 3.
      Detective: What is she gonna do, take a cab here?* when Casey did that pointless tour of Universal Studios for detectives and then admitted she didn't work there. They had me dying!

    • @aliciasnavely5109
      @aliciasnavely5109 4 года назад +5

      Dude is literally my spirit animal.

  • @nachogirl35
    @nachogirl35 4 года назад +739

    Nobody could pay her bond, because Casey had already stole all their money 😳

    • @rokkenrobyn6462
      @rokkenrobyn6462 3 года назад +10

      😂😂😂

    • @loltryagain3422
      @loltryagain3422 3 года назад +3

      But her mother did!! Twice 😡

    • @stephaniec0625
      @stephaniec0625 3 года назад +10

      Alanis- Isn't it ironic🎶

    • @lanay6907
      @lanay6907 3 года назад +1

      Dont cha think🎼

    • @DesertBluebells
      @DesertBluebells 3 года назад +5

      She stole a truckload of money from that sweet grandpa that was holding Caylee and singing You are My Sunshine. Heartbreaking.

  • @dianedavidson7977
    @dianedavidson7977 3 года назад +62

    The whole graduation facade is insane. The father watching her give birth is bizarre. I'm reflecting on part 1. I hope the son turned out ok. The parents are nuts too.

    • @firewilson8056
      @firewilson8056 2 года назад +4

      Absolutely right

    • @Desertmoonlight23
      @Desertmoonlight23 Год назад +2

      Lol yes! No WAYYYYYY anything like that would’ve flown in my parents house. That’s just bizarre

  • @douglas787
    @douglas787 5 лет назад +138

    44:55 When Casey's friend said "if anything happened to Caylee I'll die" it really caught me off guard. I broke down crying knowing that all these people were searching in vain.

    • @minacerra
      @minacerra 4 года назад +18

      They had more of a empathetic connection to her than her own mum.

    • @mariaregina4242
      @mariaregina4242 4 года назад +6

      @@minacerra that is fucking sad to think about.

    • @stephiiiless
      @stephiiiless 4 года назад +7

      Seriously and then have Casey being the careless, selfish bitch she is saying "ughh calling you guys waste of time." So unbelievably selfish!!!

    • @Jas13579
      @Jas13579 4 года назад +3

      I feel so sorry for that friend. the whole situation is just horrible

    • @Jeezalouisa
      @Jeezalouisa 3 года назад +1

      I sounds to me like that was Cindy who took the phone again at the end and burst out in tears about "her baby", not the friend. Which only makes Casey's reply worse.

  • @inasaira8380
    @inasaira8380 6 лет назад +368

    the juliette lewis thing absolutely kills me. like jesus, leave juliette lewis out of this!

    • @ecasey91
      @ecasey91 5 лет назад +11

      😂😂 she is so ridiculous

    • @pleromicpastry5445
      @pleromicpastry5445 5 лет назад +7

      IKR? Juliette F-in' Lewis! lol

    • @Menagerie_K
      @Menagerie_K 5 лет назад +23

      Sarah Jessica Parker babysits my sons, Ben and Jerry.

    • @chloedassler6156
      @chloedassler6156 5 лет назад +2

      People are blowing that whole thing way out of proportion.
      It isn't as though there are no regular people out here who share their name with a celebrity.

    • @chloedassler6156
      @chloedassler6156 5 лет назад +2

      @Samantha Maksimow Oh she did not 🙄
      I am no Casey Anthony fan, but she literally never said nor implied that she was referring to the actresses of the same name.
      Casey gave details about this imaginary Juliet Lewis she was friends with, and none of those details were in anyway similar to the life of the actress Juliet Lewis.
      This is how these high-profile cases get so diluted and blown out of proportion, because of people like you making up stupid shit and repeating it as though it is fact.

  • @brookem2460
    @brookem2460 6 лет назад +101

    Ugh I just wanted to smack the smirks off her face when this trial was going on. I can’t believe she wasn’t found guilty!
    Great videos!

    • @QuikVidGuy
      @QuikVidGuy 5 лет назад +2

      People often responded "People sometimes smile while they're crying out of nervous energy, or maybe her attourney was trying to comfort her" and like... yeah I guess technically, but do you know who tf she is???

  • @lgaddy
    @lgaddy 3 года назад +111

    "I'm reporting some who committed grand theft"
    "They stole something?"
    "Yes."
    "What did they steal"
    "My car, and money"
    "They stole money out of your car?"
    🙄🤦🏼‍♀️

    • @dannydamico7312
      @dannydamico7312 3 года назад +5

      Well you have to understand it’s Florida lol. How many calls do you think that guy takes a day of parents using the police to do their job.

    • @iknowexactlywhoyouare8701
      @iknowexactlywhoyouare8701 3 года назад +3

      floridians, amirite?

  • @Shmaples
    @Shmaples 5 лет назад +141

    I'm rewatching your Caylee Anthony series and to this day I consider it the best, most thorough, detailed and well done series you've ever uploaded. I am getting lost in the story all over again and it is in part due to your personal touches. I've commented before on the final part how much i enjoyed this series and here I am doing it again! Really great job!

  • @emmisu9724
    @emmisu9724 6 лет назад +167

    I still can't believe Casey got away with this. 😔

    • @chancejaxson551
      @chancejaxson551 6 лет назад +14

      Emmi Suutari Ik I keep trying to imagine what kind of people were on the jury because you'd have to be a special kind of stupid to believe Casey is innocent. It's insane.

    • @emmisu9724
      @emmisu9724 6 лет назад +11

      Chance, me too. What on earth went through their mind. Well, Casey now has the life she always wanted. Partying and freedom. At the same time that poor baby will never experience anything. I get so fucking mad when i start to think about it, that i just have to make myself stop. 😔

    • @chancejaxson551
      @chancejaxson551 6 лет назад +2

      Emmi Suutari same, no justice at all.

    • @joannasaad298
      @joannasaad298 6 лет назад +5

      @@chancejaxson551 watch the jury interviews, it makes sense why they voted the way they did.

    • @chancejaxson551
      @chancejaxson551 6 лет назад +5

      J Saadati i'm going to have to. I have an incredible gift of empathy but I just can't see any reason to let her go unless all facts and evidence were not presented to the jury?

  • @kimberlyxiloveu
    @kimberlyxiloveu 6 лет назад +141

    *“I didn’t come 3000 miles and leave my chihuahua, to listen to this shit” 😂😂👌🏻*
    Brilliant!

  • @chelblr6430
    @chelblr6430 2 года назад +12

    How does she have such a supportive group around her? Family, friends boyfriends and now a free life to do as she wants?? What a character!!

    • @nomanejane5766
      @nomanejane5766 2 года назад +5

      Cuz she's a social pariah, so she needs these people to survive, so she plays nice

    • @tareginda
      @tareginda Год назад +1

      I’m amazed she have a job . Doesn’t her boss google her !?

  • @mariaacosta-scagnelli7337
    @mariaacosta-scagnelli7337 6 лет назад +40

    What is crazy is I have watch multiple videos about this case but you have gave me so much information that I never heard. It is obvious you work extremely hard and get all the facts and for that I am thankful! Thank you for posting. I love your crime videos❤️

    • @StephanieHarlowe
      @StephanieHarlowe  6 лет назад

      Thank you!!!!

    • @lifeinlilac161
      @lifeinlilac161 6 лет назад +2

      Maria, I agree! I've watched SO many documentaries, etc. about this case and Stephanie has definitely gone above and beyond to give us a lot of extra detail I've never heard.