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Casey is probably one of the most confident poker faced sociopaths I've ever seen in my life. She never even showed a lick of fear. It's crazy how she and her defense attorney outmaneuvered the criminal justice system and got her off with blatantly murdering her child. The defense definitely confused that jury.
I couldn't imagine not knowing where my nephew is for 5 seconds, and he's not even my child, so I can only imagine how bad it would be if its your own flesh and blood.
TBF the current Florida man that we have running things around here seems to be one of the most sane people in the country RN. He's made some gud calls and his takes are pretty based; I'd take him over the person that's running New York into the ground RN (I sure hope that Yang wins; they need him).
@@matincatrat Do I just need to stop mentioning Yang? He's got the same problem Bernie does where some of his policies sound gud, but he gets steamrolled by the other candidates even though they don't discuss policies. I'm just really gettin sick and tired of this. Like are voters just this retarded in the primaries or does the DNC even give a shit about people that are willing to discuss actual solutions to actual problems?
worst thing about this case is that the jury literally just forgot about her putting duck tape over her childs' mouth/nose so its impossible that she could have tried to save it
Also she keeps calling the fake maid Zanny like Xanny. My bet's on Casey just giving Xanax to her kid because she was annoying her, and the kid died from a Xanax OD?
Cognitive dissonance. Parents don't think they are evil, and cant separate the idea of their children being evil, w/out that character being reflected on them. They don't want to believe it.
@@ethannnnnnn to be fair the jury saw a lot more from the trial than we did from this one video... remember, it went on for weeks now I'm not saying the evidence wasn't pretty strong in favour of a guilty verdict, but who knows how many of these really effective speeches did the defence have and he was kinda right in his last speech, a little doubt invoked is usually enough for a jury to not side with the guilty verdict
One of the interesting aspects of maternal filicide is that a large portion of them typically include a component of suicidality by the mother (either attempted or successful). This relies on an "altruistic" component to maternal filicide, ie the mother feels as though death is a far better fate than a life relegated to some unfair existence. The one type of of child murder by mothers that has almost NO suicidal component is the unwanted child filicide. In Casey's case, it is extremely clear she never had any intention of self-harm. Her act was so transparently self motivated, and Caylee's age was such that she evokes no sympathy, rather the opposite: revolt, disgust and even hatred. She truly is an outlier, not simply in the sense that it is miraculous she was not convicted, but in the rarity of the monster she represents.
The word is so often misused I really hate to use it myself, but she's a legit case of a clinical Psychopath, or at the very least extremely severe NPD & APD
I still cant comprehend how they let her go as inocent, it simply doesnt make sense with the info of the video and they didnt even charged her with disrupting the investigation...
@@ennuiii 100% agree. My first thought is NPD because of how selfish and personally motivated her actions are. She can also get along very well with strangers, but shows a different side to her family members.
I often hear this exact same logic from people in regards to abortion, and I think most people are unaware how psychotic it sounds. The idea that if your mother doesnt want you, your actually better off being dead, that it's not a selfish decision on their part they are actually doing you a favour.
Man this is hard to imagine, I lost sight of my toddler yesterday for about 10 seconds (he had squeezed behind the couch) and my chest went tight, my adrenaline started pumping. I would have started tearing the place apart and then ringing the police if I didn't find him immediately, it was the craziest thing. I never understood why parents were so irrational and crazy and panicky until I had one.
The justice system really failed that little girl... I only hope that someone finally gives Casey the brutally violent end that she deserves- in Mortal Kombat.
@@lawrencelord9777 he still has good political takes in general, but he can be quite self aggrandising. I noticed during his tankie arc, he seemed to be obsessed with the idea that the tankies were all having nightmares about him and that he was actually doing something by getting into Twitter beefs with small ML accounts. Pretty goofy anime protagonist stuff. But its whatever, I dont rly have to like a person to enjoy thier content if I think its good. For instance, I dont think Id like Destiny very much if I knew him, but his content is good so I dont sweat it.
Well she did actually get convicted on a few counts of lying to the police, I can't remember exactly, but I think maybe 3-4 counts with a $1000 fine and 1yr each.
@@lavia5521 like bro women litterally had to make a whole ass movement to get people in jail for s.a or hell to at least be taken seriously like where the hell have you been not to mention it's not just male privilege like he pointed out but a lot of people also say white privilege which she and a shit ton of police officer fall under
Another creepy part of the story is her attorney Jose Baez who was rumored to have been sleeping with Casey. His clients at the time said that she was always in his office when they would go there and she was there for 8+ hours per day “prepping” and even the people who called said she was answering the phone like his secretary. Wild!
Now why IN THE WORLD would he be talking about Chewbacca? I know what you're thinking folks. He's crazy, what's Chewbacca got to do with it? Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, this mans LIFE is on the line and I'm here going on about Chewbacca. Now if I wasn't sure you're going to make the right choice and acquit this man, would I be talking about Chewbacca right now? Of course I would not be talking about Chewbacca if this man was guilty! This man is innocent!
They overcharged. I hate when people blame the jury in this case. They did their job. It was the state that messed up . Only charge on the table is was 1st degree murder (based on circumstantial evidence…. )That carries a death sentence in Florida. They should have given the jury the option of 2nd degree or anything else for that matter.
@@Emwest84 ye afaik that's how most 1st degree murders are done, you charge with a lot of things for a single crime and it's up to jury to decide if it's 1st or 2nd degree murder, manslaughter etc. they just saw it as a closed case and failed because of it.
To me there's Gynocentrism in there. That or the extreme bias desire to believe a mother wouldn't do that to her child. You could never make me believe that the same scenario, but with a man, would lead to a dismissal. No way in a million year.
A bias againt males isnt gynocentrism. You have to prove that its just "we beleive wamen cant do this", not that they think men are aggressive and dangerous.
I'm glad at least one person gets it. Abortion and in extreme cases infanticide has been part of human behavior for a long time, as is the male inclination to justify and/or overlook it. The prosecution didn't understand this and combined with their arrogance doomed them to fail. Casey herself is an example of an r-type, who facing no constraints would have as many kids as she could while putting as little effort into raising them as possible. The difference is past societies would put controls and limitations on this kind of behavior, but in modernity you can't even point it out, because the words for it don't exist.
@@samuraiflack3880 100% agree. That's why I tend to go towards Gynocentrism. There's so many toxic and disgusting female behavior out there and we literally have no words to describe any of it, we all just walk with blinders on... Talking about it is almost, if not, taboo which makes no sense whatsoever. We give them incredible leeway and do deep dives into their psychology while we do the exact opposite for men. We couldn't give 2 cents about men psyche and the various trauma that got them there. There's an even worst case than this one where the woman gave birth in a bath alone, killed the baby, burned it and burried it in her backyard. TL:DR Dismissal. The defense pointed out that she had body dysmorphia... Basically she felt chubby and didn't want the baby. She wanted her old body back. Imagine a man having murder charges dismissed because he had body dysmorphia and felt like his peepee was too small....? ''He killed her because she said his schlong was small your honor''... Not in a million year, yet that defense would be about as ridiculous as burning your baby for a HOOOT GIIRRLLLL SUUUMMERRR! People just refuse to have those utopian, infantilizing beliefs about women be shattered right infront of their eyes. They are willing to believe ANYTHING other than the truth.
@@williamlawson7852 what's done is done - the system doesn't always work in our favor... Do I need to elevate this debate to "The child could have been aborted"? you ready for that one?
lies can manifest from a multitude of psychological modus operandi. those that tell themselves lies to blunt the trauma of failures. some that lie grasping for acceptance. some that lie because they are so narcissistic that their entire sense of self is one big lie, so therefore all subsequent lies are considered truths (these ones are a combination of frustrating and scary) one of the sadist is the people who lie because of laziness. like the parent who tells the kid they are gonna get that dirt bike for christmas just to shut them up
I barely follow the news here in NC, and remember this being all over the news and the talk of class in school at the time. It was the biggest national case since OJ I think.
@@eduardosalazar4819 yes and no, I guess. Everyone knows she lied except the dipshits whose opinion mattered most. And she was convicted of lying to the cops.
It makes me wonder because, and this might not apply to her, I know a pshcho ass patho liar...but I honestly think the dude actually believes at least some of his lies.
I had a long argument with my female friend that Casey did indeed kill her kid (I wasn't on that side). It is pretty weird people believe her story and that she even has legit fans. My friend couldn't even give an answer to why she did the Disney land shit
I'm reminded of the IASIP scene of Dennis and Mac talking to Charlie about how the dynamic is over and Charlie is affirming what they're saying without listening. Mac: what do you think is happening...Right now
Cases like this is when I betray all my beliefs about reformative justice and I hope for citizen revenge, like holy shit how much of a monster you have to be to kill YOUR OWN CHILD and get away with it
@@luislombardi9658 idk about that. I do believe she was guilty but I don't think my belief in that is enough to justify her incarceration. I think its reasonable to believe that she was guilty. I think it's unreasonable to think that nothing else could have happened. I still think she should have gotten a good amount of time in prison but not the full sentencing of 1st degree murder. Maybe there should be a lesser sentence of "probably 1st degree murder".
I think reformative Justice could work even on someone like this. Instead of seeing them as a cold hearted killer look at them as someone who's greatly mentally ill. There's no way you can look at someone like that and thinks that everything's going OK inside their heads. If we can figure out how to fix that thing that is wrong then reformative Justice can work. This person isn't just a pathological liar but they are also extremely selfish. They dont seem to display any empathy for having killed their own child. If you can somehow fix that and make them feel empathy and guilt then you dont need any other punishment.
To be honest I'm not sure you'd even have to "reform" her. As horrifying as her crime is, it seems born out of a desperation to avoid responsibility rather than malice or some sick serial killer esque pleasure. I very much doubt she's ever going to do anything like this again. I mean she walked, so time will tell I guess, but I'd bet money on her dying of old age before getting arrested again.
I believe it’s a certain amount of days until the police will officially record it as a missing person case (or at the very least 24hrs). But that’s for adults, because the assumption is you never know if they just left at their own will. With the underage kids yeah, I think it should be done asap.
My god there was much deliberate lies in her stories that it literally made no sense! how did she get away with this! Like why lead 3 officers into an empty room in Nickelodeon? and why does Jeff's story not match up with hers? and the non-existent maid? How did the conclusion come that she was innocent?
@@snowy-g9p To be fair, I think the police found the google searches after the initial investigation. So I think it was already too late.. Much of what we know now wasn't told to the jury.
@@zerority2k In this instance, the police overlooked the entries in Casey's laptop and only found out about it after the trial. A lot of evidence that we know now didn't make it to trial.
@@zerority2k No, if someone has been found not guilty of a crime they can't then later in life be found guilty of that same crime, even if newer evidence has come up.
I watched this thoroughly from day one and it messed with me so bad that she got off by the jury that I quit following court cases for years. For the jury to say they think maybe the grandfather that it is just mind blowing. No way this isn’t anything but an open and shut case.
@@mysticflow467 Yep.. completely exonerated of all charges. I don’t know where you could find 12 people to agree that she was innocent. Although it’s clear she did it, at worst I thought it would be a hung jury. It shook me to my core. I watch it every single night; read all the court briefs and follow the trial from beginning to end on Court TV. It’s still is haunting to know she was freed.
@@mysticflow467 Wow, there was DNA in the trunk of her car from Kaleigh decomposition. There wouldn’t have been bored as the child doesn’t die from stabbing or bludgeoning. She was either drown or left in a hot car. They found her body in the woods just a couple blocks from Casey’s house. She went 31 days before even reporting her daughter missing and it took the Mom threatening her for that to even happen. Also, she lied about literally everything including the babysitter. And she would go to parties and the baby was on accounted for, so where was she? My theory is Casey was giving her Xanax and letting her sleep in the car while she was out partying. The child likely ODs and CA panicked and put her body in the trunk and made up the babysitter. FFS, she called her babysitter “Xany the Nanny” and made up the name Zenaida Gonzalez, so that is some weird ass psychology. Like the Xanax was the babysitter. Also on her computer there was someone had been typing into the browser “child poisoning” other types of macabre phrases regarding child death. I mean, they didn’t have a video of her killing the kid, but there was enough circumstantial evidence to convict her 100 times over in my opinion. She had the means, motive and opportunity to do it. Who else would have? 31 days! DNA in the trunk. If it walks like a duck…
@@MMAGamblingTips oh yeah true i kind of forgot she searched up child poisoning and stuff. yeah that kind of makes it 100% manslaughter at least cant be a coincidence..
I think everyone feels that way. I mean, you at least gotta say the day of the week. Nobody knows if February 22 was a week day or weekend. But there’s probably a reason they ask that way.
@@seanmatthewking It wouldn't surprise me if they specifically ask that way because they know just about no one who wasn't committing murder that day would remember anything
@@donniejefferson9554 Right, they could be gauging you for suspicious answers. But at the same time, it’s just a very direct way to get the ball rolling towards determining if you have an alibi. Because if they question you over the phone or at your home, you can immediately check your calendar. And many people have phone calendars now. The more confusing thing is that so frequently people in tv shows and movies seem to provide an answer off the top of their head.
It’s as if she knows how certain situations in life are supposed to take place but she can’t match the context of the situation with her behavior and thoughts.
@@EsotericOccultist nah, its more like finally we have an excuse for watching these fantastic videos again with some extra commentary. finally JCS gets more recognition that he deserves.
I've seen some people lying, but nothing like this. Most of them as a kid in elementary school, but harmless stuff. That girl killed her daughter, misled as many people as possible including her parents and drag her father's image to the mud, all of it by constantly lying, lying and lying. And she walks free. Just hope these type of personnality does not ascend to high in authority or in power. Very concerning.
My family were obsessed with this case when it was going on. You can bet there are these types of people in power, it's a Human condition. No job position whether its of power or authority or not is exempt.
If you watch the trial, the defense actually did a great job of making the case for reasonable doubt. Watching just Casey's interrogations and other footage you get the sense that it's a choice between "Casey murdered her child" and the ridiculous "Casey lost her daughter, didn't feel like calling the police for a month, and then tried to fuck with investigators for the fun of it." When it's presented as the choice between "Casey murdered her child" and "Casey lost her child in an accident, then panicked and tried to hide it and lie about it a million times over, because that was how she handled everything else in her life" it's a lot harder to call. In the end there was just nothing to confirm one explanation and rule out the other.
Ducktaping your child after his death and throwing him into the swamp and partying after that ? That search history, and deliberate lying to the police. Thats why i support abortion, some people shouldnt be parents. And like wtf, if my roommate dies and i bury him to fuckin basement, am i somehow innocent ??
@@divineoverhand5307 You know she ended up serving 3 years in prison for misleading the police right? Just like you probably would if you did that to your roommate.
As an ex-highschool student the way I got away with truancy was to just put my number down on the primary contact and my mom's as an emergency. They always contacted the primary number and only called my mom when I felt sick during class and needed to be picked up. I actually had forgotten I did that until I was leaving the school halfway through the semester and saw my paperwork 😅
Lying is a skill. People who've been telling lies their whole life, to avoid accountability or to get social credit, they become very good at it. And I think it comes from deep insecurities
Im a compulsive liar. It comes from a very insecure place, no matter what I say or do nothing feels good enough so I say things without thinking them through and also its hard to pay attention to others when Im constantly stuck in my own head so I just say yep mmhmm gotcha when I dont understand anything because asking someone to repeat themselves over and over gets tiring for me and for them.
Repeating oneself can get a little frustrating, but the satisfaction that results from successfully conveying the concept in the end usually overpowers it and characterizes the memory of the interaction in my experience.
This is why I think she learned this from interacting with her parents, something like nothing she does is ever good enough so she just gets good at making up the best lie to get them off her back. Then the parents excuse her and cover it up. I think on some level they both understood the parents were obsessed with status and looking good so there's no way they could allow people to know their child didn't graduate. Like imagine a boss who just berates you constantly demanding you do more and never satisfied, you would probably stop actually trying at some point and just work on figuring out, ok what do I need to say in this situation that makes him stop verbally abusing me.
34:38 YES! I notice that too. When they do this, you feel as if they are just waiting for you to finish so they can continue on with whatever they were saying.
I read about that. The source claimed Casey knows what it’s like to be falsely charged with something you didn’t do, so wants to help people who are going through that, especially women. Kinda ironic since her being a woman is probably why she was acquitted.
It's so frustrating that Casey went free. Like, at least she's not thriving, but it's so frustrating that people like her get by without facing repercussions for shitty actions.
There is this dude named Issei Segawa that murdered and ate a chick and did no time for it. He became a bit of a social commentator, did restaraunt reviews,and wrote books. He even freaking wrote about the killing. He ended up have to pay for it socially later in life...which I guess is better than nothing. But he was living the life after he did it.
So apparently the defense argued that Caylee drowned in a swimming pool and Casey's father helped cover up the death after talking with her (all of this without any evidence of course) Yet years later she straight up admits that this defense is just a "theory": "Everyone has their theories, I don't know. As I stand here today, I can't tell you one way or another. The last time I saw my daughter, I believed she was alive and was going to be OK, and that's what was told to me" She's not even sticking to the story that her defense presented in the case. And in the same interview she is still attempting to garner sympathy from people?? What a deranged person
I worked with a guy at a Publix when I was 21 and he was 21 and he told the entire breakroom one day that'd he'd been the #1 ranked mma fighter in florida at one point and there was a guy who worked there who'd went to high school with him and asked him why he would say that when he saw him get his ass beat several times and obviously could not fight. He would just lie all the time even while people who were directly involved with whatever he was lying about were right there. It was weird and sad.
I had a friend in grade 7 who said she was signed to a record label and going to be a famous singer. We all knew it was a lie. Lmao - She ended up changing schools.
It’s definitely true that you can often notice when people aren’t listening to what you’re saying. Especially when their responses miss the whole point. But you can also see that the processing going on in their head is less about what you’re saying and more about other things. We all zone out occasionally while listening to someone, or we fake our way through a conversation with someone who has broken English or otherwise isn’t coherent. In those instances I always feel so awkward. Like I’m just paying attention really carefully to non-verbal cues to determine when I should nod or say “right. And anyone who is observant of other people should be able to figure out when someone isn’t hearing the content of what you’re saying.
Honestly, you need to be prepared for having a child which will need long term specialized care. It may not be likely, but I would want to know I could be a good parent to my child regardless of their own life situation.
@@samuraiflack3880firstly the person should leave the relationship/set boundaries where they are being forced in such a personal decision. If they end up having the child, it is better to give him/her up for adoption rather than what she did.
In her mind she was right to get rid of her daughter and the parents, police, and media hounding her over it are bullies, trying to coerce her and make her feel bad about something she has no responsibility for. Thus to her it's acceptable to tell any lie, because you would do if that's how you genuinely felt people were treating you.
Her parents know there's no reasoning with her. My parents stopped calling out my lies as a child as it was a waste of time. But I was still punished. I don't think she was ever punished.
A lot of parents aren't really fooled, but the possibility of their child lying is near unconscionable to them. It's just dismissed out of hand because, "Oh, they wouldn't do that."
I think liars like that have such bad anxiety that they feel like they need to a answer someone's question instantly. They just say what ever comes to their mind and if it's a lie they just stick with it.
It’s the opposite. She just chilled after killing her daughter. I would bet she has quite low anxiety. Her anxiety is so low that she didn’t bother to make up lies that make any sense, which she had a month to do. She doesn’t seem especially flustered during interrogations, which is what you’d expect of someone with high anxiety.
What did Destiny say? I watched half way through the segment and didn’t care for it. They all sort of ganged up on the caller and we’re being super obnoxious. It should only be one person talking with him, not 3 on 1, and they shouldn’t get all emotional about it.
@@seanmatthewking I think it was fair for Ana to get irritated given how any time she made even a minor comment he would immediately snap and make it clear he had absolutely no interest in hearing a woman’s opinion.
Fucking 31 seconds is enough hahah if I took my cousin out to the playground or something and he suddenly disappeared for 30 seconds I would already be freaking the fuck out
How many compulsive liars like Casey do you know in real life?
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YES YES YES! I love these reactions, i love this dudes channel, do stephen mcdaniel and jarrod murray next, they are fucking creepy
I know one.
Sounds like she thinks she outpaced those investigators intellectually
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Accusations dispatched with Alacrity.
Jury was dumb af
Casey is probably one of the most confident poker faced sociopaths I've ever seen in my life. She never even showed a lick of fear. It's crazy how she and her defense attorney outmaneuvered the criminal justice system and got her off with blatantly murdering her child. The defense definitely confused that jury.
There's something about Vush...
I'm more emotional over getting a parking ticket then she is about her own child missing.
She does emotion when people show sympathy for her, like when her dad expresses worry about her while she was in jail. Disgusting
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Ah yes, yet another episode of Destiny advising me how to lie, manipulate and get away with a murder
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“Always lie. The truth is useless.” - Sigmastiny.
I once lost my brother's kids for 20 seconds, the panic was insane. 31 days...
When I can't find one of my 2$ fish in the tank for 10 seconds I freak out
l got angst from reading this
Agree. It's a heavy, cold, disgusting panic losing track of a kid you're in charge of
Agreed. The feeling of completely losing track of a kid for even a few seconds is a sickening panic.
I couldn't imagine not knowing where my nephew is for 5 seconds, and he's not even my child, so I can only imagine how bad it would be if its your own flesh and blood.
"isn't it illegal to miss that many days of school?"
*Clears throat*
FLORIDA
TBF the current Florida man that we have running things around here seems to be one of the most sane people in the country RN. He's made some gud calls and his takes are pretty based; I'd take him over the person that's running New York into the ground RN (I sure hope that Yang wins; they need him).
@@theprofesionalist7927
To be fair... My statement had fuck all to do with politics.
But sure thing.. woohoo 🎉🎉
@@theprofesionalist7927 bruh Yang dropped out a few days ago, he got steamrolled in the primary
@@matincatrat Do I just need to stop mentioning Yang? He's got the same problem Bernie does where some of his policies sound gud, but he gets steamrolled by the other candidates even though they don't discuss policies. I'm just really gettin sick and tired of this. Like are voters just this retarded in the primaries or does the DNC even give a shit about people that are willing to discuss actual solutions to actual problems?
It is actually a law in florida, 15 is the most if i remember right. its been 17years since i lived in florida.
worst thing about this case is that the jury literally just forgot about her putting duck tape over her childs' mouth/nose so its impossible that she could have tried to save it
Also she keeps calling the fake maid Zanny like Xanny. My bet's on Casey just giving Xanax to her kid because she was annoying her, and the kid died from a Xanax OD?
@@subashchandra9557 bro who was calling Xanax Xanny or Zanny in 2008
@@HaiCopper everyone, it’s been popular slang since the 90s.
it wasn’t clear that it was over the mouth or nose
@@HaiCopper are you 14?
Cognitive dissonance. Parents don't think they are evil, and cant separate the idea of their children being evil, w/out that character being reflected on them. They don't want to believe it.
This actually makes a lot more sense,
Morals aside that's one skilled ass lawyer.
yes, they even pulled "the pedo defence" with claims of her father touching her
How though... The evidence was pretty overwhelming. I think the jury was just stupid honestly.
@@ethannnnnnn to be fair the jury saw a lot more from the trial than we did from this one video... remember, it went on for weeks
now I'm not saying the evidence wasn't pretty strong in favour of a guilty verdict, but who knows how many of these really effective speeches did the defence have
and he was kinda right in his last speech, a little doubt invoked is usually enough for a jury to not side with the guilty verdict
@@ethannnnnnn This was only one of his many cases defending scumbags and winning.
@@Adrian-fj7bd I don't blame the defense for doing his job. Casey literally just lucked out on her jury, imo.
the "you're just jealous he won" about the lying coworker at the casino killed me
One of the interesting aspects of maternal filicide is that a large portion of them typically include a component of suicidality by the mother (either attempted or successful). This relies on an "altruistic" component to maternal filicide, ie the mother feels as though death is a far better fate than a life relegated to some unfair existence.
The one type of of child murder by mothers that has almost NO suicidal component is the unwanted child filicide. In Casey's case, it is extremely clear she never had any intention of self-harm. Her act was so transparently self motivated, and Caylee's age was such that she evokes no sympathy, rather the opposite: revolt, disgust and even hatred. She truly is an outlier, not simply in the sense that it is miraculous she was not convicted, but in the rarity of the monster she represents.
The word is so often misused I really hate to use it myself, but she's a legit case of a clinical Psychopath, or at the very least extremely severe NPD & APD
I still cant comprehend how they let her go as inocent, it simply doesnt make sense with the info of the video and they didnt even charged her with disrupting the investigation...
i heard your comment in the JCS guys voice
@@ennuiii 100% agree. My first thought is NPD because of how selfish and personally motivated her actions are. She can also get along very well with strangers, but shows a different side to her family members.
I often hear this exact same logic from people in regards to abortion, and I think most people are unaware how psychotic it sounds.
The idea that if your mother doesnt want you, your actually better off being dead, that it's not a selfish decision on their part they are actually doing you a favour.
I previously had a friend who would constantly lie and one up my stories. I used to tell him, dude, you don't have to lie to kick it.
Nice kendrick reference
You aint gotta try so hard.
I had 2 friends who would one up my stories
Man this is hard to imagine, I lost sight of my toddler yesterday for about 10 seconds (he had squeezed behind the couch) and my chest went tight, my adrenaline started pumping. I would have started tearing the place apart and then ringing the police if I didn't find him immediately, it was the craziest thing. I never understood why parents were so irrational and crazy and panicky until I had one.
The justice system really failed that little girl...
I only hope that someone finally gives Casey the brutally violent end that she deserves- in Mortal Kombat.
She had to go into something like witness protection Im pretty sure, to prevent just that
Shao Kahn: And I thought I was a monster
ANTI-BABALITY
Whenever the “I think I’ve out paced him intellectually” it never fails to make me chuckle, god the cringe
I like Vaush but honestly, same. When he said that on his stream, I was creasing. He can be cringy 🤷🏽♂️
I don't like Vaush and honestly, same.
@@angusmarch1066 i dont know how you can like anyone after saying something so hubris filled.
@@lawrencelord9777 he still has good political takes in general, but he can be quite self aggrandising. I noticed during his tankie arc, he seemed to be obsessed with the idea that the tankies were all having nightmares about him and that he was actually doing something by getting into Twitter beefs with small ML accounts. Pretty goofy anime protagonist stuff. But its whatever, I dont rly have to like a person to enjoy thier content if I think its good. For instance, I dont think Id like Destiny very much if I knew him, but his content is good so I dont sweat it.
@@lawrencelord9777 I don't know how you can like anyone if your standard for disliking people is saying ONE sentence that you don't like.
Eveytime I hear about this case I get so angry that it ruins my day.
I Just laughing
@@vidzorko4492 Edgy
Same.
Same
absolute insanity how she walked free, even just on all the lying to police shit she should be in jail...
That pesky male privilege strikes again
Well she did actually get convicted on a few counts of lying to the police, I can't remember exactly, but I think maybe 3-4 counts with a $1000 fine and 1yr each.
@@jamesbarnett6772 ah yes lets just ignore all those other cases lul common sense must be tricky for you
@@knightsky4438 "all those other cases" like wut?
@@lavia5521 like bro women litterally had to make a whole ass movement to get people in jail for s.a or hell to at least be taken seriously like where the hell have you been not to mention it's not just male privilege like he pointed out but a lot of people also say white privilege which she and a shit ton of police officer fall under
Anytime i skipped high school they called my house. Day 1 they called lmao.
Same. Automatic message.
Same. And you would get detention at a minimum if your parents didn’t respond.
In Canada they call if you miss a period or if you're late in the morning/ after lunch time
I skipped one class in Highschool and my dad got a call 20 minutes into that same class saying I wasn’t present.
@@kinghassy334 Teen pregnancy isn't a joke.
Another creepy part of the story is her attorney Jose Baez who was rumored to have been sleeping with Casey. His clients at the time said that she was always in his office when they would go there and she was there for 8+ hours per day “prepping” and even the people who called said she was answering the phone like his secretary. Wild!
Well duh she's hot. Hot but psycho.
@@samuraiflack3880yeah, she’s crazy hot, which is the best form of _hot._
Reactlord Steven
False, it's just the contrarianism
@@BouncinBrandon when you outpace destiny Intelucually.
Mr. Bonnel*
@@slayertrick mr bonnel is a girls name CD
@@johnbaldwell3395 Compact Disk
It was clear at the very least she didn’t give a shit about her daughter. No urgency to find her. Focused more on her self image than anything else.
@Kimberly that's why we should make abortion easier in the USA
That closing statement reminded me of the Chewbacca Defense bit in South Park. Just saying random shit to confuse the jury into agreeing with you.
Now why IN THE WORLD would he be talking about Chewbacca? I know what you're thinking folks. He's crazy, what's Chewbacca got to do with it? Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, this mans LIFE is on the line and I'm here going on about Chewbacca. Now if I wasn't sure you're going to make the right choice and acquit this man, would I be talking about Chewbacca right now? Of course I would not be talking about Chewbacca if this man was guilty! This man is innocent!
JCS getting the recognition it deserves!
The only problem is this became twitch meta sooo late that we all already binged JCS before our streamers did
@@BodieMoto Yep, we are the early birds in that regard. But it is still nice to see more people are responding to these videos.
@@BodieMoto Yep lol, but this way, everyone will have seen every JCS on UA-cam and will want to know where there’s more (PATREON)
It's broken the algorithm some how. seems everyone gets recommended these JCS these days
@@s1002546 well at least we can assume a that chapter meta is coming when this is over lol
Prosecutors got out lawyer'd, far too confident in their almost evidence and failed because of it.
They overcharged. I hate when people blame the jury in this case. They did their job. It was the state that messed up . Only charge on the table is was 1st degree murder (based on circumstantial evidence…. )That carries a death sentence in Florida. They should have given the jury the option of 2nd degree or anything else for that matter.
@@Emwest84 ye afaik that's how most 1st degree murders are done, you charge with a lot of things for a single crime and it's up to jury to decide if it's 1st or 2nd degree murder, manslaughter etc. they just saw it as a closed case and failed because of it.
I have a 3 month old daughter (firstborn) and Destiny saying “imagine your child missing for 31 days” just gave me a huge amount of anxiety.
To me there's Gynocentrism in there. That or the extreme bias desire to believe a mother wouldn't do that to her child. You could never make me believe that the same scenario, but with a man, would lead to a dismissal. No way in a million year.
A bias againt males isnt gynocentrism. You have to prove that its just "we beleive wamen cant do this", not that they think men are aggressive and dangerous.
@@frostdracohardstyle ... What?
I'm glad at least one person gets it. Abortion and in extreme cases infanticide has been part of human behavior for a long time, as is the male inclination to justify and/or overlook it. The prosecution didn't understand this and combined with their arrogance doomed them to fail. Casey herself is an example of an r-type, who facing no constraints would have as many kids as she could while putting as little effort into raising them as possible. The difference is past societies would put controls and limitations on this kind of behavior, but in modernity you can't even point it out, because the words for it don't exist.
@@samuraiflack3880 100% agree. That's why I tend to go towards Gynocentrism. There's so many toxic and disgusting female behavior out there and we literally have no words to describe any of it, we all just walk with blinders on... Talking about it is almost, if not, taboo which makes no sense whatsoever. We give them incredible leeway and do deep dives into their psychology while we do the exact opposite for men. We couldn't give 2 cents about men psyche and the various trauma that got them there.
There's an even worst case than this one where the woman gave birth in a bath alone, killed the baby, burned it and burried it in her backyard.
TL:DR Dismissal. The defense pointed out that she had body dysmorphia... Basically she felt chubby and didn't want the baby. She wanted her old body back.
Imagine a man having murder charges dismissed because he had body dysmorphia and felt like his peepee was too small....? ''He killed her because she said his schlong was small your honor''...
Not in a million year, yet that defense would be about as ridiculous as burning your baby for a HOOOT GIIRRLLLL SUUUMMERRR!
People just refuse to have those utopian, infantilizing beliefs about women be shattered right infront of their eyes. They are willing to believe ANYTHING other than the truth.
@@sHmAaa
I mean, OJ Simpson was acquitted.
This is fucking insane. And that search history...BRUH
search history doesn't tell you who typed it
@@campsitez2355 use your brain. It was obviously Casey. Stop simping
@@Wuking93 I want to see the jury selection. That's where this case ultimately messed up.
@@campsitez2355 why do you defend child murders?
@@williamlawson7852 what's done is done - the system doesn't always work in our favor... Do I need to elevate this debate to "The child could have been aborted"? you ready for that one?
JCS saga is a banger
I've been watching JCS
@@Wuking93 me too bro
lies can manifest from a multitude of psychological modus operandi. those that tell themselves lies to blunt the trauma of failures. some that lie grasping for acceptance. some that lie because they are so narcissistic that their entire sense of self is one big lie, so therefore all subsequent lies are considered truths (these ones are a combination of frustrating and scary) one of the sadist is the people who lie because of laziness. like the parent who tells the kid they are gonna get that dirt bike for christmas just to shut them up
Sorry bro, but someone needs to say it. You're not smart.
The Casey Anthony case was HUGE here in Fla. for a long time. It was like the OJ case
it was huge across the whole country
@@davidbarroso1960 I never heard about it
I barely follow the news here in NC, and remember this being all over the news and the talk of class in school at the time. It was the biggest national case since OJ I think.
We definitely saw a lot of news of it up in Virginia as well. I think it was country-wide news for a long time.
@@jessygotgame Yeah that’s because it happened in 2008 and you were probably a fetus. It was a massive story across the country.
August, you're clearly having a lot of fun with those intros and I'm loving it :D
I was seven when this case aired and even back then I had more brain cells than anyone on that mf-ing jury
Her outrageous confidence indicates that she was clearly very used to lying throughout her entire life until she was busted.
Well...was she busted tho? She just got away with murder.
@@eduardosalazar4819 yes and no, I guess. Everyone knows she lied except the dipshits whose opinion mattered most. And she was convicted of lying to the cops.
It makes me wonder because, and this might not apply to her, I know a pshcho ass patho liar...but I honestly think the dude actually believes at least some of his lies.
@@nsaylor9 In the end she only cares about once again getting away with lying about doing something terrible.
When Destiny was talking about types of liars he was referring to the difference between pathological and impulsive liars
I had a long argument with my female friend that Casey did indeed kill her kid (I wasn't on that side). It is pretty weird people believe her story and that she even has legit fans.
My friend couldn't even give an answer to why she did the Disney land shit
A pretty face can make a lot of suckers
What race is your female friend also is she democrat or republican ?
I mean, in the court of law, she didnt. but i mean....lets be real lol.
But, alas, "if the glove done fit".
@@voychoi9923 GFY
@@voychoi9923 Curious what your assumptions were..
I'm reminded of the IASIP scene of Dennis and Mac talking to Charlie about how the dynamic is over and Charlie is affirming what they're saying without listening.
Mac: what do you think is happening...Right now
Lmao love it
she became the luckiest person to ever exist when she got that jury
How can some people get so lucky, just able to skate through life with no consequences.
I wonder what the odds of her getting away with this was. She got the perfect, braindead jury.
Male privilege
Cases like this is when I betray all my beliefs about reformative justice and I hope for citizen revenge, like holy shit how much of a monster you have to be to kill YOUR OWN CHILD and get away with it
the state really fucked up the case, you can look at the wiki for more info
@@luislombardi9658 idk about that. I do believe she was guilty but I don't think my belief in that is enough to justify her incarceration. I think its reasonable to believe that she was guilty. I think it's unreasonable to think that nothing else could have happened. I still think she should have gotten a good amount of time in prison but not the full sentencing of 1st degree murder. Maybe there should be a lesser sentence of "probably 1st degree murder".
I think reformative Justice could work even on someone like this. Instead of seeing them as a cold hearted killer look at them as someone who's greatly mentally ill. There's no way you can look at someone like that and thinks that everything's going OK inside their heads. If we can figure out how to fix that thing that is wrong then reformative Justice can work. This person isn't just a pathological liar but they are also extremely selfish. They dont seem to display any empathy for having killed their own child. If you can somehow fix that and make them feel empathy and guilt then you dont need any other punishment.
To be honest I'm not sure you'd even have to "reform" her. As horrifying as her crime is, it seems born out of a desperation to avoid responsibility rather than malice or some sick serial killer esque pleasure. I very much doubt she's ever going to do anything like this again. I mean she walked, so time will tell I guess, but I'd bet money on her dying of old age before getting arrested again.
@@mikemikel1629 you're just like the jury members... Tf
If only jurors knew what "a reasonable doubt" was.
It's not the juror's fault.
The prosecutors clearly failed to prove she was guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
3:00 aren’t you encouraged to file a missing person’s report as soon as you get concerned about their whereabouts?
I believe it’s a certain amount of days until the police will officially record it as a missing person case (or at the very least 24hrs). But that’s for adults, because the assumption is you never know if they just left at their own will.
With the underage kids yeah, I think it should be done asap.
It sucks that such a vile human was allowed to walk free like that
My god there was much deliberate lies in her stories that it literally made no sense! how did she get away with this! Like why lead 3 officers into an empty room in Nickelodeon? and why does Jeff's story not match up with hers? and the non-existent maid? How did the conclusion come that she was innocent?
not to mention finding the fucking body near her home and fucking finding google searches like "fullproof asphyxiation"
@@snowy-g9p
To be fair, I think the police found the google searches after the initial investigation. So I think it was already too late..
Much of what we know now wasn't told to the jury.
@@zerority2k
In this instance, the police overlooked the entries in Casey's laptop and only found out about it after the trial. A lot of evidence that we know now didn't make it to trial.
@@zerority2k No, if someone has been found not guilty of a crime they can't then later in life be found guilty of that same crime, even if newer evidence has come up.
@@halosaft damn, that sounds so bad
Is there a good reason for this?
I watched this thoroughly from day one and it messed with me so bad that she got off by the jury that I quit following court cases for years. For the jury to say they think maybe the grandfather that it is just mind blowing. No way this isn’t anything but an open and shut case.
wait what? she got off!? she's free of charges?
@@mysticflow467
Yep.. completely exonerated of all charges. I don’t know where you could find 12 people to agree that she was innocent. Although it’s clear she did it, at worst I thought it would be a hung jury. It shook me to my core. I watch it every single night; read all the court briefs and follow the trial from beginning to end on Court TV. It’s still is haunting to know she was freed.
@@MMAGamblingTips i mean i guess there is a shadow of a doubt, they didn't prove she killed the baby with dna or anything right
@@mysticflow467
Wow, there was DNA in the trunk of her car from Kaleigh decomposition. There wouldn’t have been bored as the child doesn’t die from stabbing or bludgeoning. She was either drown or left in a hot car. They found her body in the woods just a couple blocks from Casey’s house. She went 31 days before even reporting her daughter missing and it took the Mom threatening her for that to even happen. Also, she lied about literally everything including the babysitter. And she would go to parties and the baby was on accounted for, so where was she?
My theory is Casey was giving her Xanax and letting her sleep in the car while she was out partying. The child likely ODs and CA panicked and put her body in the trunk and made up the babysitter. FFS, she called her babysitter “Xany the Nanny” and made up the name Zenaida Gonzalez, so that is some weird ass psychology. Like the Xanax was the babysitter.
Also on her computer there was someone had been typing into the browser “child poisoning” other types of macabre phrases regarding child death. I mean, they didn’t have a video of her killing the kid, but there was enough circumstantial evidence to convict her 100 times over in my opinion. She had the means, motive and opportunity to do it. Who else would have? 31 days! DNA in the trunk. If it walks like a duck…
@@MMAGamblingTips oh yeah true i kind of forgot she searched up child poisoning and stuff.
yeah that kind of makes it 100% manslaughter at least cant be a coincidence..
I agree with Steven on remembering what you did and where you were in the past. Like shit I don't remember what I did yesterday 😂
Same.
I think everyone feels that way. I mean, you at least gotta say the day of the week. Nobody knows if February 22 was a week day or weekend.
But there’s probably a reason they ask that way.
@@seanmatthewking It wouldn't surprise me if they specifically ask that way because they know just about no one who wasn't committing murder that day would remember anything
@@donniejefferson9554 Right, they could be gauging you for suspicious answers. But at the same time, it’s just a very direct way to get the ball rolling towards determining if you have an alibi. Because if they question you over the phone or at your home, you can immediately check your calendar. And many people have phone calendars now.
The more confusing thing is that so frequently people in tv shows and movies seem to provide an answer off the top of their head.
I can’t tell if this is a new editor, but if this is the same (or new) then big props to you for these latest videos-been top notch.
When the director suddenly makes one of the background NPCs important to the plot
Damn, nice arguments Destiny. Okay brb, gotta watch the vid
It’s as if she knows how certain situations in life are supposed to take place but she can’t match the context of the situation with her behavior and thoughts.
@con she is, she’s a narcissist
"I want a lawyer"
*continues to talk casually with the detective*
I like how destiny and the streaming community finally found JCS. Good stuff 😊
@@EsotericOccultist nah, its more like finally we have an excuse for watching these fantastic videos again with some extra commentary. finally JCS gets more recognition that he deserves.
@@EsotericOccultist
I'm trying to convey that JCS getting recognition is great! The more the merrier.
Seriously. Been paying that guy for like over a year. His channel helped my psych writing a loooot
@@EsotericOccultist god, i hope most people don't read into things as much as you
I've seen some people lying, but nothing like this. Most of them as a kid in elementary school, but harmless stuff. That girl killed her daughter, misled as many people as possible including her parents and drag her father's image to the mud, all of it by constantly lying, lying and lying. And she walks free. Just hope these type of personnality does not ascend to high in authority or in power. Very concerning.
My family were obsessed with this case when it was going on. You can bet there are these types of people in power, it's a Human condition. No job position whether its of power or authority or not is exempt.
If you watch the trial, the defense actually did a great job of making the case for reasonable doubt.
Watching just Casey's interrogations and other footage you get the sense that it's a choice between "Casey murdered her child" and the ridiculous "Casey lost her daughter, didn't feel like calling the police for a month, and then tried to fuck with investigators for the fun of it."
When it's presented as the choice between "Casey murdered her child" and "Casey lost her child in an accident, then panicked and tried to hide it and lie about it a million times over, because that was how she handled everything else in her life" it's a lot harder to call.
In the end there was just nothing to confirm one explanation and rule out the other.
Destiny is right about that. You need a story, a motive. Evidence by itself isn't enough for a jury to convict.
Ducktaping your child after his death and throwing him into the swamp and partying after that ? That search history, and deliberate lying to the police. Thats why i support abortion, some people shouldnt be parents. And like wtf, if my roommate dies and i bury him to fuckin basement, am i somehow innocent ??
@@divineoverhand5307 You know she ended up serving 3 years in prison for misleading the police right? Just like you probably would if you did that to your roommate.
As an ex-highschool student the way I got away with truancy was to just put my number down on the primary contact and my mom's as an emergency. They always contacted the primary number and only called my mom when I felt sick during class and needed to be picked up. I actually had forgotten I did that until I was leaving the school halfway through the semester and saw my paperwork 😅
Lying is a skill. People who've been telling lies their whole life, to avoid accountability or to get social credit, they become very good at it. And I think it comes from deep insecurities
Im a compulsive liar. It comes from a very insecure place, no matter what I say or do nothing feels good enough so I say things without thinking them through and also its hard to pay attention to others when Im constantly stuck in my own head so I just say yep mmhmm gotcha when I dont understand anything because asking someone to repeat themselves over and over gets tiring for me and for them.
Lmao wtf...are you really? Or are you just compulsively lying to seem interesting 🧐
I used to be that way when I was bullied as a kid. Thankfully I’ve been able to work on it and lie way less often as my confidence improves.
Repeating oneself can get a little frustrating, but the satisfaction that results from successfully conveying the concept in the end usually overpowers it and characterizes the memory of the interaction in my experience.
@@Rat-ld8xu just lie to them and get a good diagnosis bro
This is why I think she learned this from interacting with her parents, something like nothing she does is ever good enough so she just gets good at making up the best lie to get them off her back. Then the parents excuse her and cover it up. I think on some level they both understood the parents were obsessed with status and looking good so there's no way they could allow people to know their child didn't graduate. Like imagine a boss who just berates you constantly demanding you do more and never satisfied, you would probably stop actually trying at some point and just work on figuring out, ok what do I need to say in this situation that makes him stop verbally abusing me.
34:38 YES! I notice that too. When they do this, you feel as if they are just waiting for you to finish so they can continue on with whatever they were saying.
What's most wild about this is the knowledge that last year Anthony started her own private investigation firm. What the fuck is this world?
Women haven't taken accountability for anything
I read about that. The source claimed Casey knows what it’s like to be falsely charged with something you didn’t do, so wants to help people who are going through that, especially women.
Kinda ironic since her being a woman is probably why she was acquitted.
Outpaced everyone intellectually (in her mind)
It's so frustrating that Casey went free. Like, at least she's not thriving, but it's so frustrating that people like her get by without facing repercussions for shitty actions.
There is this dude named Issei Segawa that murdered and ate a chick and did no time for it. He became a bit of a social commentator, did restaraunt reviews,and wrote books. He even freaking wrote about the killing. He ended up have to pay for it socially later in life...which I guess is better than nothing. But he was living the life after he did it.
Im surprised that no one took matters into their own hands over there.
So apparently the defense argued that Caylee drowned in a swimming pool and Casey's father helped cover up the death after talking with her (all of this without any evidence of course)
Yet years later she straight up admits that this defense is just a "theory":
"Everyone has their theories, I don't know. As I stand here today, I can't tell you one way or another. The last time I saw my daughter, I believed she was alive and was going to be OK, and that's what was told to me"
She's not even sticking to the story that her defense presented in the case. And in the same interview she is still attempting to garner sympathy from people?? What a deranged person
I still can't get over how they just let that monster waltz back into society. Just let that sink in She's still out there free and living her life.
Every time I watch this JCS video it blows my mind how she got away with this...
I am really happy that the Gaming Content is Fullscreen!
The Murder Reaction Arc is real
Every time I see these interviews with units that handle crimes against children, it’s evident how emotionally invested the detectives are
Godstiny editing right here.
I saw these videos like a year ago. Why is everyone watching these now when these videos were uploaded years ago?
Now this narrating is something completely different from the walmart JSC channel he reviewed yesterday
Yeaa this some gourmet shit bro
I worked with a guy at a Publix when I was 21 and he was 21 and he told the entire breakroom one day that'd he'd been the #1 ranked mma fighter in florida at one point and there was a guy who worked there who'd went to high school with him and asked him why he would say that when he saw him get his ass beat several times and obviously could not fight. He would just lie all the time even while people who were directly involved with whatever he was lying about were right there. It was weird and sad.
Yeah holy crap I couldn’t imagine my son disappearing for more than a few hours without calling. 31 days is... negligent.
..but what about the tranquillity???
JCS won this debate
Cool that the editor put in the name of the game
I had a friend in grade 7 who said she was signed to a record label and going to be a famous singer. We all knew it was a lie. Lmao - She ended up changing schools.
It’s definitely true that you can often notice when people aren’t listening to what you’re saying. Especially when their responses miss the whole point. But you can also see that the processing going on in their head is less about what you’re saying and more about other things.
We all zone out occasionally while listening to someone, or we fake our way through a conversation with someone who has broken English or otherwise isn’t coherent. In those instances I always feel so awkward. Like I’m just paying attention really carefully to non-verbal cues to determine when I should nod or say “right. And anyone who is observant of other people should be able to figure out when someone isn’t hearing the content of what you’re saying.
Thank you captain obvious.
This is why you should not have kids when you can't take the additional responsibility for next 15-20 years
Honestly, you need to be prepared for having a child which will need long term specialized care. It may not be likely, but I would want to know I could be a good parent to my child regardless of their own life situation.
Yes but, surprise surprise, some of the most irresponsible people also have children irresponsibly.
@@seanmatthewking and guess how those children turn out? And the cycle repeats itself.
Okay but what if you're pressured into having kids? Then what.
@@samuraiflack3880firstly the person should leave the relationship/set boundaries where they are being forced in such a personal decision. If they end up having the child, it is better to give him/her up for adoption rather than what she did.
One of the few cases where the jury deserved to be publicly lampooned
11:57 Destiny should make this a debate tactic, when people pivot.
The reactor is back in action boys
Wow amazing reaction bro.
Dude this shimmering intro gives me goosebumps
The Zanny the Nanny thing is the funniest thing about the Anthony case. What are the odds?!!
The part were she took the cops to universal blew my mind
I don’t know how she didn’t at least get charged for interfering with an investigation or tampering with evidence from all the shit she pulled.
@@aleczitzelberger8123 she did, she got charged with dismeanor for lying to police.
In her mind she was right to get rid of her daughter and the parents, police, and media hounding her over it are bullies, trying to coerce her and make her feel bad about something she has no responsibility for. Thus to her it's acceptable to tell any lie, because you would do if that's how you genuinely felt people were treating you.
Her parents know there's no reasoning with her. My parents stopped calling out my lies as a child as it was a waste of time. But I was still punished. I don't think she was ever punished.
I guess her parents have something to do with the way she is, and I don't mean genetically.
Her mom makes me sad af… like she really folded hella hard but she also really wanted to find the kid.
For some reason I thought the woman on the right in the thumbnail was Casey Calvert and I was so confused.
Destiny's editor is a god.
A lot of parents aren't really fooled, but the possibility of their child lying is near unconscionable to them. It's just dismissed out of hand because, "Oh, they wouldn't do that."
I think liars like that have such bad anxiety that they feel like they need to a answer someone's question instantly. They just say what ever comes to their mind and if it's a lie they just stick with it.
It’s the opposite. She just chilled after killing her daughter. I would bet she has quite low anxiety. Her anxiety is so low that she didn’t bother to make up lies that make any sense, which she had a month to do.
She doesn’t seem especially flustered during interrogations, which is what you’d expect of someone with high anxiety.
I think she let "xanny" take care of Kaylee and left her in the car while she partied. We all know what happens when babies are left in cars.
To be honest, I used to be like this. So happy I recognised it and stopped it as hard as I could. Everyone can change themselves
Hi! Popped in from SFO and thought I'd give a sub, always happy to have new people in the Deradicalize People God Please This Is Too Far camp
You should upload destiny’s commentary on the Sam Seder Men’s Right segment
What did Destiny say? I watched half way through the segment and didn’t care for it. They all sort of ganged up on the caller and we’re being super obnoxious. It should only be one person talking with him, not 3 on 1, and they shouldn’t get all emotional about it.
also the minassian interrogation
@@seanmatthewking I think it was fair for Ana to get irritated given how any time she made even a minor comment he would immediately snap and make it clear he had absolutely no interest in hearing a woman’s opinion.
@Julie Fortune I guess, just not sure I can be mad with someone for getting angry at being infanilized on air.
Wait she was found not guilty? How?
Don't know why this showed up on my algorithm so 3 year old post here. Turns out she outsmarted the system after all. Unbelievable.
I racked up 75 absences for 6th period my Senior year. And I still graduated.
As a parent, I would lose it if I had lost my kid for 31 minutes.
Fucking 31 seconds is enough hahah if I took my cousin out to the playground or something and he suddenly disappeared for 30 seconds I would already be freaking the fuck out
I'd say her parents would overlook her lies because they either knew they enabled the behavior or would have to admit they failed as parents.
Lying and trusting are habits, the more you do them, the more natural they become and you do them without thinking.
Drowned in a swimming pool lol. You know how it is, I too frequently duct tape my mouth and nose before swimming, helps me hold my breath.