The fact that she swears up and down that George is guilty but will make this stupid TV show trying to make herself look good instead of trying to pursue charges and get justice for Caylee tells me exactly everything I need to know

@SjofnBM1989

Жыл бұрын

"I trust her with my invoices." How is that relevant??😂 Do you trust her to babysit? Because she's not being accused of Tax Fraud or Embezzlement she's being accused of murdering her kid

@heyitsjordyn1

Жыл бұрын

THIS!

@HopelessSinner

Жыл бұрын

@SB W Well said..! 👍

@JuditaHoffman.

Жыл бұрын

@@SjofnBM1989 It's awful situation, I know 🤭 but I have tendency to laugh whenever it's inappropriate. So I laughed so hard when that came up, I was wondering if someone would catch that irrelevant stupidity. It was almost as funny as when she said that she is too honest, she's blUNt. 😂🥴

@cleobinx

Жыл бұрын

Exactly!

I have never been more certain someone is guilty.

@theIaurenshow

Жыл бұрын

This. well similar to OJ Simpson.

@alexandria2112

Жыл бұрын

@@theIaurenshowand the gag is Casey thinks OJ is innocent and feels bad for him 🤣

@BookishDark

Жыл бұрын

@@theIaurenshow literally exactly what I just said to my husband

@sizlax

Жыл бұрын

Shame her trial didn't happen after the Johnny Depp, Amber Heard trial. She duped the Jury by pulling the female privilege card at the last minute.

@Xamry

Жыл бұрын

I agree. The way I see this entire thing is this simple: as someone in her early-20s, she wasn’t maternal, she didn’t want that but was stuck with it. The kid was a nuisance and she wanted the kid gone. That’s it. Now as an almost-40-year-old I still don’t pick up any maternal vibes.

Casey: "I know I killed my baby and you're all justifiably mad at me for doing so, but have you ever considered how that makes ME feel?"

@Heather-mo8of

Жыл бұрын

did she say that or are you translating it? lol

@BingRops

Жыл бұрын

@@Heather-mo8of Lol I'm paraphrasing

@l.c.7955

Жыл бұрын

@@BingRops I don't think you know what paraphrasing is. She never said or came close to saying she killed her daughter. it was all blamed on the dad.

@glamisgirl309

Жыл бұрын

@Kristian Zephnyr Those of us who listen between Casey's lies know that's EXACTLY what happened and how she feels.

@BingRops

Жыл бұрын

@@l.c.7955 It may have been a poor word choice on my part, but are you really trying to argue semantics that in any way support a woman who murdered her own child?

It feels more like i'm watching an actor portraying Casey Anthony in an interview, rather than watching an interview of Casey Anthony.

@Euphoricbryanna

Жыл бұрын

Omg yes. I can’t describe it but it just seems off

@belle83

Жыл бұрын

Same, this is so uncanny valley when you know the context It feels so rehearsed

@emb_ivy

Жыл бұрын

Yes! It's like she's over acting everything in a lifetime movie

@FastNCurious88

Жыл бұрын

💯💯💯💯💯💯

@theIaurenshow

Жыл бұрын

She always seems that way. 100% fake. Never telling the truth about her own actions, telling lies that she’s tried to force herself to believe about Caylee’s murder. It’s really frustrating to watch her anytime she’s interviewed.

"I still don't know what happened to her", but she claimed her dad let her drown and made her get rid of her body. What?

@jenniferhof9448

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking this exact same thing. You would think that after so many years telling her lies about this that she'd be able to keep something as large as that straight. This is just such a tragic case - and everything that she's put her dad through is just sick.

@tarag2705

Жыл бұрын

Not to defend her but what I was thinking is that she meant she didn’t know if she drowned or her father smothered her

@sandyjamison5929

Жыл бұрын

Right; *but,* the last time Kaylee was seen was when she left the Anthony home with Casey as per Cindy on the 911 call. Casey later says her mother didn't know anything about what her father had allegedly done. How is that possible when it was Cindy who called 911 and detailed the last time Kay was seen? Cindy either didn't know anything or she was complicit and helped George cover his "crime." Frankly, I believe Casey hates her father and was jealous as all get out of Kaylee. I'd bet the former cop was the parent who routinely caught Casey in all her lies when she was in school. Kaylee, not Casey, became the apple of George's eye; and then, George testified against her to the grand jury. The ultimate betrayal, imo. The jailhouse phone calls between Casey & her parents are the most telling, imo. There is no hint of care or concern for Kay nor any fear, apprehension or anxiety from Casey towards George. *If* he'd done anything remotely like she's now accusing him, why didn't she press him on the phone? Why didn't she push back when her parents begged for Kay's location? Why was she so focused on getting in touch with her boyfriend rather than finding her missing child? This whole story is Casey getting even with her dad, imo. Sorry this was so long 🙂 Take care! ❤️

@MeganSpruce90

Жыл бұрын

She also said she didn't drown, and that she wasn't dead when her dad took her...and then he looked up that stuff online so he could kill her? But she also thought she was out there alive somewhere too.. SO many contradictions its unnerving and just gross.

@MeganSpruce90

Жыл бұрын

@@sandyjamison5929 I think Casey's mother stated the last time SHE saw Caylee .. so maybe it was two separate times. Grandma Anthony hadn't seen her on *that* morning perhaps.. it's it's confusing and makes zero sense.

The fact that she almost never speaks directly about Caylee (what she was like when she was alive, etc.) unless directly questioned speaks volumes

Really confused how she thought this would make her look sympathetic, but again I'm also confused why someone would murder their daughter so they could go partying.

@SjofnBM1989

Жыл бұрын

Oh TONS of people believe her it's insane Rosie Fucking O'Donnell made a dumbass Tiktok thread being ride or die for Casey.

@keeharikari1639

Жыл бұрын

That’s because she is a narcissist

@honorafox4709

Жыл бұрын

@@keeharikari1639 and a Sociopath

@accidentalhappy_27

Жыл бұрын

It totally could have been an accident or something but either way she has no remorse…

@loracorwyn3713

Жыл бұрын

@@accidentalhappy_27 an accident where she doesn’t tell anyone and the goes partying afterwards.

In every clip she looks like she's playing a part in a movie. It's kind of ridiculous to see someone try to convince you they're not lying by explaining how well they know how to lie.

@shantellhowland5604

Жыл бұрын

E

@Canadian_Made

5 ай бұрын

I agree. It's as though she thought she'd try her hand at acting. It just proves how long she spent practicing her lines, and why it comes across as totally rehearsed and orchestrated.

All I can say is "SHE DID IT"

@andromeda1903

Жыл бұрын

yup. without a shadow od a doubt.

@carylemorrison2660

Жыл бұрын

She got away with murder

@kimmyfreak200

Жыл бұрын

there are many cases ive studied where i was 98/99 % sure of guilt....with casey 💯💯💯she was definitely involved... only other case i was 100 on: darlie routier due to the totality of the evidence.. very strong forensic evidence... with casey u have a timeline, and her own lies... she didn't look for her and never reported her missing cuz she was dead...and she knew this cuz she was INVOLVED...ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT A SLIVER OF A DOUBT

The thing we need to remember, always, is that Caylee was found with duct tape over her mouth and nose. I've heard so many people say well, I think maybe it was an accident that she tried to cover up. No. Clearly duct tape is NOT an accident.

@MrLeFluffy1

Жыл бұрын

Tbf, they THINK tbe duct tape was over her mouth and nose. By the time they found her, it was just laying next to her skull. Not trying to argue, but just thought it would be important to point out, yknow?

@VictoriaAshley23

Жыл бұрын

@@MrLeFluffy1 THIS. I don't think Casey is innocent, but if we're going to talk facts, we need to discuss them accurately.

@Queen_Kellz_1120

Жыл бұрын

Neither is chloroform ... Or imo she drugged her with "xannies" zannie the nanny? Little too on the nose there

@reginageorge5409

Жыл бұрын

@@MrLeFluffy1 I believe it was reported that the tape was wrapped around her skull multiple times, I could be wrong though

@ashleyburgess

Жыл бұрын

@@reginageorge5409 I believe Casey is guilty but no, if you read the notes of the case there’s a good chance it wasn’t actually over her mouth. Possibly used to tie the bag.

I think the whole world doesn’t trust her and thinks she did it.. it’s insane how she got away with murdering her own child.

@knowallparanormal528

Жыл бұрын

I’m absolutely shocked by how many people have watched this and actually believe her now. It’s so disappointing and honestly, gross.

@sarahdarwiche4965

Жыл бұрын

@@knowallparanormal528 people believe her???!!

@crazyamericanredhead

Жыл бұрын

A staggering amount of people.

@salazar556

Жыл бұрын

I'm unsure if she was the one to actually murder her or if she was just the mastermind/accomplice. What I do know, though, is that she's guilty.

@evenstar04

Жыл бұрын

@@sarahdarwiche4965 sadly... yes, there are a lot of people who believed her then, and believe what she says about George now. There are too many gullible people in this world.

“I’m a convicted liar, that’s the truth!”, The irony…how could anyone believe her story

@WakeyWakeyEggsandBakey

Жыл бұрын

Not even those who thought of the title for the series lol.

I can’t imagine losing my child and being able to talk about myself so easily, constantly putting my woes in the spotlight, how awful things were for ME.

@seriouscat2231

Жыл бұрын

I am afraid that in case I died, a) my mother would do that too or b) talk about a glorious version of me that never existed but was supposed to come forward any moment. At heast she isn't making up a wonderful lost future for her daughter. "She would have been a doctor if this hadn't happened. Or an astronaut. Or a CEO of a multinational."

I fully believe that she is "brutally honest", the kind of brutally honest that will hurt and tear down people around her and try to turn it around by saying "what, it's the truth". Like that makes it better

@3_up_moon

Жыл бұрын

It's not the truth. She is atempting to parrot what she has seen actual victims of these types of crimes act like. Psychopaths don't know how to act, just how they have seen other people act.

@Vincisomething

Жыл бұрын

I knew someone who was a repeat liar like Casey, but for some reason would be truthful at really odd times. One time he was filling out a job application and said "yes" and "yes, meth." to the questions, "would you steal from the company if you weren't making enough" and "have you done drugs." He said, "he just wanted to be honest." I don't condone lying on a job application, but why admit that you'd steal lmao?

@SjofnBM1989

Жыл бұрын

Yeah when people say "I'm brutally honest!!" they just mean they're an asshole bully who says shit (true or not) with the sole intention to hurt people

@w1r3d

Жыл бұрын

@@Vincisomething That's a part of narcissism. That and being a chronic liar are tightly knit. Thing is not being honest for the sake of honesty, but being honest for the sake of attention however it may be.

@davewilson9738

Жыл бұрын

She is evil personified

Even your camera doesn't acknowledge her murky, blurry story when you tell it.

@kchip1664

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂 yes!

Please do another video. Also, we all get the feeling she's been practicing this kind of thing for years, right? I get the impression that she feels like she's nailing this because she's rehearsed these lies for ages, knowing she'd get a platform someday.

@theIaurenshow

Жыл бұрын

She’s done so much mental gymnastics to practice her story, yet none of us are fooled. It’s so obvious.

@keeharikari1639

Жыл бұрын

People want to understand what they cannot

@llyn5759

Жыл бұрын

I dunno, to me it looks like she's lying like a teenager. I don't think there's much finesse in her lying or acting.

She said that she believed Caylee was ok until her body was found... but isn't the story she's trying to sell that Caylee drowned and her dad hid the body?... like which is it?

@jessicaperry7697

Жыл бұрын

Yeah it doesn't make sense. She will claim later on in the interview, that her dad switched up and said, "Caylee was going to be ok." He is going to hide her in a safe place. Casey needed listen to his "directions and lies." The thing about this though is that she said she never left Caylee alone with him because she didn't trust him. She even specifies this in the same interview. So, all of sudden Caylee is safe with her dad? Makes no sense. The interviewer doesn't even bother to call her out on that contradiction. We know she was going to parties, so away from her dad. Call the cops, tell them your dad hid your daughter after she "drowned," and you need help.

@MARYWTHER

Жыл бұрын

Yeah and you know, she also says she remembered IN PRISON about the s*xual abuses, but somehow, when she was at the house with her parents she wouldn't leave Caylee alone with her father, would lock herself in her room (and I'd like to say that YES unconcious acts exist, but she narrates it as if she knowingly did these things, and protected her daughter from her father "as best she could" KNOWING what he did to her, I'm pointing out how she narrates things here, not whether or not I believe the ab*se is true)? And then she says she's a heavy sleeper but somehow when it's about Caylee "disappearing" from the room, she's a light sleeper, used to waking up super easy because she's hyper paranoid about her father entering the bedroom to ab*se her and whatever. Nothing makes sense. The woman had 10 years to prep her little show and she failed miserably.

@psychedelicate

Жыл бұрын

she lied every step of the way, and if she wanted to actually know what happened, not only did the least to help, but did the most to obstruct

@leahharley4967

Жыл бұрын

No, not really. She puts forward multiple theories, that's why she claims not to know. She says that Caylee couldn't have drowned because she couldn't get into the pool. She says several times that she does not believe Caylee got into the pool by herself and drowned. She says that her dad could have taken her away and kept her to manipulate Casey, or took her away to abuse her, or put her into the pool himself and let her drown to cover his tracks of abuse. That's why she says she doesn't know what happened for sure.

@modestferala1488

Жыл бұрын

@@leahharley4967yes but why does she say though that she believed she “is” or was okay with her putting theories like these out? Even of theoretically she wasn’t killed by her father, she would’ve been abused and raped with her abuser, so in every scenario the daughter wasn’t okay. And she’s too contradictory and disgusting.

I 100% see similarities between her speech patterns, body language, and statement analysis/vocabulary here and AH’s Dateline interview and the VA trial

@JustAshley9685

Жыл бұрын

I think a lot of people saw it. Swoop here on KZread did a video comparing the two, even though they contrast, they are 100% the same.

@jnbg61584

Жыл бұрын

Yep, I saw her video too. She also compared personalities and possible disorders between the two

@jnbg61584

Жыл бұрын

I know what I said wasn’t a revelation of information, either. Just a statement

@soulpowerful

Жыл бұрын

Meghan Markle as well

@jnbg61584

Жыл бұрын

@@soulpowerful i haven’t seen enough of Meghan to really know but it doesn’t surprise me

How does it line up, your dad sexually assaulted you, yet you feel perfectly safe leaving your daughter with him. You waited 31 days for what ?! I lost my dog once for 5 hours (my family watching him) and I was freaking out! You're partying while your daughter is missing. You never called the cops yourself that she was missing. You don't know what happened yet you had to cover things up cause your dad did it? And he was your favourite in jail? Right. This case reeks. 😅 also sa leaves certain (behavioural) changes, I can confirm myself. Things that would be véry difficult to fake. Like Amber, this girl does not come off believable.

@thatsaniceboulder1483

Жыл бұрын

And didn’t she go get a tattoo that translates to “the good life” 2 weeks after Caylee went missing? And previous interview she said she slept well, now she’s never had a good sleep. I think, if she was on fire, it may take a while for me to remember the emergency number.

@kathybrem880

Жыл бұрын

She never reported her child missing, her mother did! She was living the high life with her new boyfriend, she didn’t care-she knew where her daughter was decomposing

@magpie3924

Жыл бұрын

My daughter ran under a clothes rack at a store when she was 3 I lost her for less than a minute and I tore that place apart and went CRAZY ! I kept a dog harness and a retractable leash on her from that day on when shopping! Lol

Per usual, I look at her face and nothing about her makes me feel any empathy. There's a certain type of look where someone genuinely feels sad and you feel their emotion, but there's a blankness to Casey that makes it impossible for me to believe her.

Ok so her saying she thought every day her child was missing that her child was ok, there is absolutely no way! My daughter at 4 years old used a chair and unlocked the chain on the door, snuck out to "find someone to play with" in Nashville, TN (apartment was less than 2 tenths of a mile from major interstate. I woke up to my daughter's shoes and door wide open and I instantly called 911 there was no doubt in my mind I would never see my child again and she was not okay. It was the worst 15 minutes of my life. Luckily the maintenance man seen her, and I had taught her to never go near a strange man, and she hid under the stairwell. The apartment manager who was known to my baby and me got my daughter and brought her home, house full of police and AMBER ALERT issued and interstate was shut down. I have never felt such relief when I got my daughter. I didn't for one second think she was ok and I was so confused how someone could have taken her. It was horrible. I will always feel she is guilty, there is no way justice will ever be served for that child! So sad.

@animula6908

Жыл бұрын

I’m so glad she was fine! God bless your family.

@firewilson8056

Жыл бұрын

You have a good heart 💜❤️

“A kernel of truth was in the lie” oh you’re so raw, you’re so brave , you’re so honest🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

You KNOW she's a liar.....but just seem to accept everything she says about her father. I don't think there's any reason to believe ANYTHING she says about her family or childhood.

@animula6908

Жыл бұрын

No, the louder she accuses someone the more innocent I believe them to be.

@seriouscat2231

Жыл бұрын

@@animula6908, I'd think that too. But people like her don't come out of nowhere. There must be a cause for this effect.

You can tell she’s been practicing for years…

I couldn't tell you the amount of times I shook my head and whispered "Oh my god..." "Are you freaking kidding me?" "You're such a bad liar". Please do a part two!!

She doesn’t refer to her daughter by name very often. It’s almost always “my daughter” or “my child”

@bekahkashtan

Жыл бұрын

My my me me I I 🥴

@Andrea-ue7gv

Жыл бұрын

Yes, it‘s distancing language. The same thing chris watts used when talking about his kids after he killed them

A narcissistic sociopath with extreme victim mentality. She is an awful human. My heart breaks for Caylee 🤍 Thank you for covering this and shedding light to those that may still think she’s innocent.

19:04 Her still claiming she did for at Universal Studios for “a long time”. While Univeral Studios said she was there for a short time. She never held down a job. Hence why her parents literally provide me her, and Caylee everything they had.

@celestia486

Жыл бұрын

The evidence on the case just makes this bizarre docu even more insane

@utopiachild71

Жыл бұрын

She literally led the police to universal studios after claiming she worked there and took them down a long ass hallway and when they got to the end she spun around and said "I don't work here." 😂 fucking batshit crazy lady

I wonder how many hours she devoted to practice her lines and her facial expressions. She's masking, easy to tell.

So I listened to this on my way to work in the car. And I couldn't see a lot of her body language, but her verbal tone and speech patterns are giving me HUGE Amber Heard vibes. The start-stop way she speaks at certain points is where I have the hardest time believing her.

@ashleyvalley854

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking the SAME THING!!!

@celestia486

Жыл бұрын

I know for a fact grandma called 911 and the operator asked to speak with Casey-the mother. For some reason they seem to have only showed Casey talking during the call? I haven’t seen this documentary and I’m hoping it was just Logan’s editing cus 👀

@wayIess

Жыл бұрын

@@celestia486 You're right. The grandmother was the one initially who called 911 and then I think she forced Casey to talk to the operator.

@jinaolen786

Жыл бұрын

I bet Cindy was conveniently edited out of the 911 call in the docuseries itself 👀

The look on her bosses’ face after he spoke said it all to me… they practiced their responses and he wasn’t a good enough actor to hold it together and Casey is just a better liar and still tells leak out

@shilohsmischief

Жыл бұрын

My thoughts exactly. Everyone she hired to do this (the people asking the questions included) are showing tells that they’re lying with her. This is probably the most slimy, disgusting “documentary” ever created

@alexandria2112

Жыл бұрын

@@shilohsmischiefthe fact they initially reached out to Nancy Grace and she said no bc they wouldn’t let her ask Casey the hard questions that she wouldn’t be able to lie her way out of speaks volumes about the lack of journalistic integrity that went into making this “docuseries.” Idk how the producers can even sleep at night (although if they’re anything like Casey they’re probably “okay with themselves and sleep pretty good at night.” 🙄)

@shilohsmischief

Жыл бұрын

@@alexandria2112 wow I didn’t even know about that. God these people are awful

@Terelon

Жыл бұрын

@@shilohsmischief Nancy G. stated herself that they asked her to be in the project

@aprilgeewhiz3814

Жыл бұрын

@@alexandria2112 it’s all about the 💵💰for Casey

It's like watching Amber Heard lie all over again both during trial and in her NBC interview after. I think this one is even more infuriating because her daughter is dead and she still doesn't really seem to care. From the perspective of this mom of an only child, I could never act like this or lie so much about something so serious. The loss of my kid would truly devastate me. I know a small taste as my nephew recently died at 24 years old from a seizure while sleeping. He basically hit his head which caused a brain bleed and my sister, his mom, was the one who found him. She hasn't been the same since he died in September. The guilt she feels is immeasurable. She wasn't responsible for his death and didn't lie, but part of her died that day with him. I get everyone acts different while grieving but she doesn't seem to care at all. She never really has and all the lies really cement that for me.

@trala8911

Жыл бұрын

It’s definitely not non-verbal, but she has a very similar voice to Heard. It doesn’t mean much of course, I just think that if they were doing a scene in a radio play together, I might get confused.

@trala8911

Жыл бұрын

I’m very sorry about the loss of your nephew, by the way. Didn’t seem appropriate to put this in with the other reply, but I wish healing for your sister, yourself, and your whole family. Hopefully in time your sister will know that there was nothing she could have done to prevent something like that; it’s almost the definition of an “act of God”.

@kimmyfreak200

Жыл бұрын

exactly...her bad acting and exaggerated facial expressions reminded me of Miss Turdmeister

@sadcodplayer

Жыл бұрын

let’s not compare an abuse victim to a child murderer

@meesamagill1193

Жыл бұрын

@@sadcodplayer abuse victim

This old man trusting Casey with his paperwork is a joke

Jodi Arias. The way she just smiles, and laugh about her lying to the cops. Like she thinks it’s funny. 14:40

@Dells16

Жыл бұрын

Ewww I went back to see this part and it just made me feel icky 😒 Her talking starts at 14:17

@celestia486

Жыл бұрын

THIS finally that’s who she reminds me of

@laluna3738

Жыл бұрын

Dupers delight

It's always about her I will never change my mind She's so freakin guilty. . Poor little Caylee Having a Monster as a mother... R.I.P beautiful angel..

I can’t even explain how enraged I was the first time I watched an in-depth video on Caylee Anthony’s death. If I ever see that woman I swear..

@firewilson8056

Жыл бұрын

Get in touch. I will accompany you and help...

Omg I never clicked on a video so fast😭 yasss we’ve been waiting for this !! To think about it, Caylee never would’ve been reported missing, if Cindy never called. If it wasn’t for her. She would’ve kept lying. Lying about her still being alive, and where about. She really disposed her daughter like trash. On the side of the road in the woods. Then now trying to blame her dad, claim he used to be work for law enforcement. Oh yeah because he would do it so sloppy, and use a heart sticker. Cmon this bish is beyond annoying. I knew she was still a pathological liar, and how she started self checking herself.. that’s a sign of trying to display a certain image… It’s crazy how she’s still deflecting, gaslighting, and using the basic same manipulative tactics.

@karisanders3431

Жыл бұрын

Her dad never reported her missing either so that seems odd. Also obviously the job wasn’t to sloppy because no got convicted of murder and I do believe that he had something to do with this. Her father is just as sketchy as she is.

@MonteroRioDoge

Жыл бұрын

@@karisanders3431 you’re slow 🤡🤡🤡🤡

@theIaurenshow

Жыл бұрын

@@karisanders3431 I definitely wouldn’t say he is just as sketchy, but he’s somewhat sketchy for sure. She’s completely a fake and a liar and murderer, can’t get more sketchy than that!

@alexandria2112

Жыл бұрын

@@karisanders3431no one reported her missing bc Casey kept coming up with elaborate excuses about where she was and why no one could talk to her at that precise moment. Everytime they called she was at work and Caylee was either with Zanny or she was asleep or with Juliette Lewis’ kid or whatever else she could come up with. The day Cindy finally called the cops George went to pick up Casey’s car that she’d abandoned (gee, I wonder why) and drove it back to the house and when Cindy smelled the same thing George smelled she called the cops. Now Casey claims the car didn’t smell before George went to pick it up, the obvious implication being that he was the one who put Caylee’s body in her car, so why would George be dumb enough to drive said car back to his own house and point out the fact it smelled like decomposition if he had any involvement? And it’s not like he wasn’t fully cooperative in trying to find Caylee after it had been established she was in fact missing. Idk how anyone can say he’s just as sketchy as Casey when the grief and heartache that’s etched onto that mans face is palpable. If you compare his testimony or interviews where he’s talking about Caylee to Casey’s demeanour in court and her interviews the difference is night and day. George truly loved and cared about Caylee, whereas Casey the narcissist only cared about herself. When her daughter came up “missing” Casey went out partying and living her best life, and when his granddaughters remains were found George literally tried to kill himself bc he wanted to go be with her.

@It-is-me...Melsie

Жыл бұрын

@@karisanders3431 Don't be influenced by what Casey says. You say he didn't call the cops either, but his wife did. He was probably right by his wifes side.

I do personally believe she has some narcissistic personality issues. She’s the type of person I get the feeling from is a very “my version of the truth”. My biggest criticism of the doc was that she’s not someone who should be our narrator because she is unreliable and I saw Nancy Grace was originally asked to be the interviewer but she turned it down because she didn’t want to read the softball questions they were planning on giving Casey.

She scares me. I wouldn’t want her near me or my family. I do think her parents enabled her lies all her life. I find her new story blaming her father for Caylee’s death to be disgusting. Doesn’t her dad have a traumatic brain injury? That’s why he’s a retired cop I believe. The footage the peacock used of him at the funeral was spliced / edited and made to sound a certain way when played slower. I wonder if he could sue for defamation?

@evenstar04

Жыл бұрын

I don't know if her dad enabled her, but her mother most certainly did.

It's honestly scary that this narcissist is free. She is beyond delusional.

One of the things that's sad about this horrifying case, is that until this day there is no justice nor anyone is seeking justice for Caylee. This case is all about Casey and her lies. She is getting what she wants, attention. It's insulting to hear Casey say " To make my daughter proud, but also honor properly" ...Let's say "she didn't killed her daughter." If that's the case, why is she focus on defending her self and not seek justice for her daughter.. If she "doesn't know what happened to her." Why doesn't she desperately seek for answers? Ugh this is a very frustrating.

@tjosutt11

Жыл бұрын

Yes! I’d fight until my dying breath to find the truth around the death of my child and put the responsible person behind bars. She got acquitted and just let it lie. She’s so adamant that it was her father, why not pursue that?

@thatsaniceboulder1483

Жыл бұрын

I’ve commented something similar on another video. She’s not outraged that no one is looking for the killer/evidence/truth, she’s just angry people still blame her.

@animula6908

Жыл бұрын

Double jeopardy. Justice is in God’s hands now, and I don’t doubt his ability and will to deal it.

Side note: I would LOVE to hear you analyze Kody Browns 1 on 1 interviews for this last season

@sarahjoko

Жыл бұрын

Yes this!!

@theIaurenshow

Жыл бұрын

YES! I thought about Logan/Observe as I was watching the past season of Sister Wives.

"Telling the truth, especially in our house, wasn't allowed" What?!!!!!

@kathybrem880

Жыл бұрын

Lying is her life

Going to edit this as I watch.... 1. She may not be in control of the narrative, but from the softball questions that are thrown her way and the lack of follow thru on shady responses it's apparent that whoever is in charge wants her to look sympathetic if not actually good 2. Claims she doesn't know what happened to Kaylee, but will later unequivocally accuse her dad of killing the little girl 3. Uses distancing language like "hurt her", "daughter isn't here" and her "being gone" instead of killed and/or murdered. 4. Guy is certain he's good at catching lies. ROTFLMAO. He's only as good at catching lies as the liar is bad at pitching them. He'd never know if a good liar got one past him *coghcoughCaseycoughcough*

@3_up_moon

Жыл бұрын

Oh just like when he took Brian Laundrie's side from the DV incident in Moab. He's biased 100%

@rezinate1700

Жыл бұрын

Ya, if this special was going to happen at all, I wanted hard-hitting questions without allowing her to tiptoe through the interview looking like the poor mother that just had her child ripped from her life unknowingly and unexpectedly. There is no way that we can believe that she is the victim mother until she can give foolproof answers to EVERY question and suspicious act of her throughout the time Caylee was "missing" as well as her behavior after the missing persons' report had been filed. Peacock and the interviewers should have known that before they could EVER try to paint her as a victim of sorts in this case(not that the world will ever, no matter what, have victim sympathy for her), they would have had to hit her hard with questions that have been on everyone's mind for over a decade and that Caylee deserves to have answered without excuses. Without getting these answers or getting any type of REAL accountability taken by her, even if it were just minor things that she can admit to openly, any sane person would not believe her about even the smallest details that she is coming out about with this new account of the details of the murder. She never has and still does not take accountability for any of it. Waste of money and time Peacock! If you are going to do interviews with infamous murderers, then make sure that you are asking ALL of the questions that the world (your viewers) have wanted to know for so long and do not let the person in question sidestep or weasel out of the question by having a tone of sympathy toward them. You are not there to empathize with them or give them a sympathetic tone without also making sure you are getting the answers and accountability from the accused person that you are there for, to begin with. DO BETTER, PEACOCK TV.

@MyChemRomance

Жыл бұрын

@@3_up_moon You know that Baez being an atty for the Laundrie family never happened, right? Also, OP was talking about Pat McKenna, not Baez. McKenna was the lead investigator for the case.

@3_up_moon

Жыл бұрын

@@MyChemRomance aren't we talking about the maker of the video we are commenting on? I never said anything about Baez.

@cloaktomatch

Жыл бұрын

@@3_up_moonno i think the guy in question was a reference to 18:10

Her facial feature expression are almost identical to those of Amber Heard's. I don't understand how she can't nor has she ever publicly shed a tear. ( Most would be sobbing for her child) Poor Caylee. Never received any justice.( I blame the prosecution/state) ETA: don't they say there's always a kernal of Truth and lies anyway?

Words cannot express the kind of justice she still has coming to her

@Euphoricbryanna

Жыл бұрын

I hope so..I really wonder sometimes if anything will ever happen to her

@theIaurenshow

Жыл бұрын

I pray Caylee gets justice and Casey goes to prison for the rest of her life. And if not, we all know what she has in store for the afterlife. I hope she’s terrified of both.

@alexandria2112

Жыл бұрын

@@Euphoricbryannashe’s lucky the worst thing anyones ever done to her is throw a drink at her (and that was only bc she was sleeping with someone else’s man), something she IMMEDIATELY called the cops over.

@bekahkashtan

Жыл бұрын

@@Euphoricbryanna I’d love some vigilante Justice- I live in Florida and I’ve been waiting for it since she was acquitted

@CBrown86

Жыл бұрын

@@bekahkashtan preach. I live too far away. Some girls need to come through, I would if I was closer. She has a few too many teeth if namsayin

Please finish and do another part to this! Love hearing from you on these kinds of situations!

"It gives a reason behind it, not an excuse for it" I absolutly love that line. Great for on a t-shirt 👌🏻

I hope her father sues her so we can get new evidence of that case to come out then we may be able to get a retrial.

@lukashood25

Жыл бұрын

@LC C you’re right, but could this bring any new evidence that could make it possible to try her again?

@louiseillingworth7374

Жыл бұрын

Me too, then she would have to answer questions in a deposition. And she wouldn't get to choose the questions!

I’ve always wondered how exactly the jury acquitted and so quickly. I know there is a lot more that goes into it but I’m struggling to see the *reasonable* doubt in this case. Doubt in this doesn’t appear *reasonable* at all. But maybe they know something I don’t.

@MrLeFluffy1

Жыл бұрын

It was purely because there just wasn't enough evidence to be able to say, for absolute certain and without a doubt, that Casey herself killed and disposed of her daughter. None of the jury believed she was innocent, but the evidence provided simply left too much to question to be able to truly and definitely point to Casey.

@andromeda1903

Жыл бұрын

bc they didn`t want to give the death penalty on just "circumstantial" evidence.| i think if death hadn't been on the table they would have voted guilty.

@theIaurenshow

Жыл бұрын

Correct. There’s no reasonable doubt here. Also I freaking hate her stupid lying predator lawyer!

@MrLeFluffy1

Жыл бұрын

@@andromeda1903 good point

@louiseillingworth7374

Жыл бұрын

I think there was plenty of evidence but the prosecution didn't present it well. I think they were too confident and underestimated Baez. They also made some big mistakes, like only getting the search results for one browser and missing the searches for neck breaking and foolproof suffocation. Searches that were done using Casey's password protected account at a time when only she was home. But for me the biggest mistake was not asking the judge to give the jury a special instruction saying they didn't need to know how Caylee died. The judge had it prepared and was shocked when they didn't ask for it.

I'm telling you, this woman is beyond guilty. The justice system failed that little girl.

You are so absolutely accurate in your observations. I love your show Logan. I think it's going to take quite a few parts to break this one down and I am absolutely interested in your continued observation of this documentary.

Great video! Just one note: the word indict/indicted is pronounced in-DIGHT or in-DIE-ted, whichever. Love your stuff!

@StarlightEdith

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I kept pausing and correcting him 😅

@darlenetroise7079

Жыл бұрын

Fucking thank you... I am mad I had to scroll down to get to this comment. He's too old to not know how to pronounce indict.

@Adara007

Жыл бұрын

Thank you. I was going to comment about this as he mispronounced it repeatedly and anyone who covers criminal cases should know how to pronounce such terms.

I love your videos! I’m so happy you chose to do at least a small portion of this new series! I would love to see more about this series.

She's alright with showing her neck so readily because she knows she can rip the throat out of anyone who tries to bite. Some people can lie so well they're hard to convict because they can seem to mean everything they say to the point you believe that they believe the crap they put out.

I feel so bad for Casey's dad.

@MARYWTHER

Жыл бұрын

And her brother. The dude got thrown under the bus like a small petty addition to the thing.

@BingRops

Жыл бұрын

Honestly I feel bad for anyone who's related to her because they not only actually CARED about the loss of Caylee, but now they'll forever be associated with her and her (false) accusations.

@xenomorphiia

Жыл бұрын

@@BingRops oh for sure, and she will never admit guilt so that just makes it worse.

@animula6908

Жыл бұрын

This is what happens to people who make Casey mad. She fabricates wild lies to throw them under a bus. He’s lucky he didn’t get what Caylee got.

I enjoyed your analysis. Please continue to analyze part 2 and part 3 of the docuseries! 🤗

Thank you Logan. You didn’t miss a thing here. Absolutely spot on but we can only feel these things, you can see them.

Great to see you back on KZread doing this. Yes please continue this, I've so been waiting for you to do this one. Thank you

I can feel in my body when people are being manipulative. Something in me feels revulsion.

I was hoping you’d do this one! Awesome! Can’t wait to hear what you have to say.

"I am a convicted liar..that's the truth". Greatest sentence ever 😲😕😆

Please continue this series and go through the whole documentary. Your explanation on her body language is so fascinating.

I've been waiting for this. Thank you. I would love to see a part two.

YESSS! I knew you would analyze this one!

Yes, please! A second video would be great! Excellent video! Thank you! Can’t wait to see the next!

The employer says I trust her with my research and my invoices. Would you trust her with your child sir?!?!? That's the real question.

I’ve been hoping you would cover this! Thank you!!

Yes!!! I have been waiting for this!!!

Woah, her facial expressions remind me so much of Amber Heard when she was testifying on the stand

Yes please continue this video. I am learning so much from your channel about people’s behaviors that i never noticed before!

I’ve been waiting for you to assess her body language in this documentary and did a rewatch of your earlier observations. Definitely value your opinions on her, so please keep them coming!

Did I miss something major, she said “I thought she was okay the whole time up until they found her body” didn’t she know her daughter “drowned” from when it initially happened and her and father both covered up?

I have donuts. I'm prepared. Bring it.

@mylink.orb17

Жыл бұрын

I have ice cream & thc. Still not sure I'm ready for this $#!% though 🧐

Can’t wait to see part 2! Thank YOU as always 👍🏼

Finally! I've been looking out for a new video

I felt the same way when I was watching this documentary! I felt no pity or sorrow for her. I had no emotional connection with her during the whole series. Loving your analysis of it! Please continue

oh yus. early gang. So glad to see you! I'm always enthralled with whatever you do and end up using your tips and tricks in my everyday life. even going so far as to question how my own body responds in certain situations. it's frustrating and fun and sometimes hilarious, because there in the middle of a conversation I am making faces, trying to figure out if it's disgust or contempt I am actually feeling.

Clearing out my notifications and this caught my eye! I will definitely be checking out the book, thank you!

Calling her dad out for stealing her mom's retirement but didn't she steal from a senile grandparent and drain her friends bank account as well? Casey Anthony is such a despicable person. Yuck.

I'm very interested in watching more. Great content my friend

Yes, continue the series!

Ooh what a wonderful after work treat! Been waiting for this one because I refuse to watch the show myself

I love your channel bro. And I’ve been waiting on this ever since the documentary aired. Good stuff. You’re so full of knowledge and the way in which you share it is incredible. Thank you sir.

That opening is how you know this mocumentary is going to be manipulative. They started with that creative control question because they know most people will hear that and assume she had no control in the direction of this. Creative controls basically just means she wasn’t in the editing room with final say over the way it was put together. She could still be given the questions before hand (and almost certainly was) and given the power to veto certain questions and control much she could be “pressed on her answers. IMO it’s a very intentionally misleading way to start things off.

You are the first person I’ve heard say thst you don’t get to do bad thungs, just because of trauma..I agree. Thank you.

Your analysis just confirms what I’ve felt but didn’t have the words to express while watching this documentary. Thanks for all you do! 🙏

Always love your videos. Thanks for your time and efforts.

at the end where you said she must have learned about those things from her childhood later… idk… in my experience growing up with a toxic family, I was exposed to a lot more information than I ever should have known or wanted to.. including graphic details of their sex life, genitalia, porn habits, cheating, financial issues, work problems, etc. a lot of stuff you wouldn’t think a child would know for obvious reasons.

Her existence infuriates me to no end. As someone who has lost a child, to have that time stolen from me and mourn every day for a life that was lost, her behavior towards her own child and what she did to her daughter....I just don't understand how a mother could be so evil. And at the end of the day no justice for caylee. It hurts my heart.

Please continue the series! Thanks!

I was waiting for your video as it was the only way I was going to watch any parts of this docuseries.

I was really sad to see it was over! Part 2 please? 😄

I don’t know if it was intentional but him cutting her off at 10:31 made me burst out laughing

Quite fascinating. Looking forward to more of your coverage!

Please continue! Love to hear what you think about the rest

I. Just want to thank you so much for what you have taught me, Coz I watched this alone and u have validated all the moments I spotted! So much mouth blocking!

Oooh you put in some WORK for this one! You did a great job with the reading and editing of the background!

I've been waiting for this one 🙌🙌🙌

Great video, thank you for these!