Casey Anthony Murder Case | Mental State & Personality | Guilty or Not?

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  • Опубліковано 1 кві 2019
  • This video answers the question: Can I talk about the Casey Anthony murder? Casey Anthony was charged with killing her two-year-old daughter, Caylee Anthony. This crime allegedly took place in 2008. I'll be taking a look at a lot of different factors in this case including potential mental health and personality factors, but just to be clear I'm not diagnosing Casey Anthony or anyone else involved in this case.
    In 2008, Casey Anthony was 18 years old and Caylee Anthony her daughter was 2 years old. They lived with Casey's parents, Cindy and George Anthony. From an outside observer’s point of view, this case started on July 15, 2008, when Cindy Anthony called the police and reported that her granddaughter was missing for 31 days.
    The next day charges of making a false statement to law enforcement were filed against Casey as she lied during the investigation.
    in October of 2015, she would be charged with first-degree murder, aggravated child abuse, and aggravated manslaughter of a child. In December, in a wooded area near their house, Caylee's body was discovered. The trial which started in 2011. There were really two theories of the crime that kind of emerged. On the state side their theory was that Casey bought chloroform used it on Caylee and then suffocated her and on the defense side they said that it was an accidental drowning. The prosecution rested on June 15, 2011 and 15 days later the defense rested. The jury found that Casey Anthony was not guilty of any of the homicide or homicide related charges, but rather providing false information to a law enforcement officer. So she was convicted of four counts of lying to law enforcement and sentenced to one year per count, but when taking into account how long she'd already been in jail and the good behavior time she'd earned, she was released shortly after the verdict.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 7 тис.

  • @velvetpanther7032
    @velvetpanther7032 3 роки тому +2270

    When you don’t report your child missing, you’re either guilty of involvement, mentally ill or both.

    • @MsTammi125
      @MsTammi125 3 роки тому +21

      Seriously

    • @personne-fp6cr
      @personne-fp6cr 3 роки тому +147

      She should AT LEAST be charged of neglect

    • @ChristopherSaindon
      @ChristopherSaindon 3 роки тому +12

      Yes ma'am that's right!

    • @joanlynch5271
      @joanlynch5271 3 роки тому +33

      There is another UA-camr, the coffee girl, who discusses this really well. There really couldn't have been anyone else who had the opportunity to do such a thing.

    • @joanlynch5271
      @joanlynch5271 3 роки тому +14

      @@personne-fp6cr she was charged with lying to police. But she'd already spent so much time in prison, they had to let her go.

  • @willstrickland9952
    @willstrickland9952 3 роки тому +1990

    24 minutes of professionally and politely saying "she did that shit"

    • @pmready950
      @pmready950 3 роки тому +23

      I watched that trial and the state had a representative from Cindy Anthony’s employer come in and prove that Cindy was at her desk at work when those searches were done on the home computer. She was entering items on her work computer under her name at that time. I don’t think he knows anything. Sounds like he’s watched highlights.

    • @rhyshamilton7406
      @rhyshamilton7406 3 роки тому +2

      Lp

    • @shonacole2124
      @shonacole2124 3 роки тому +16

      Lol yep I still can't believe she got off

    • @WinningFace
      @WinningFace 3 роки тому +9

      @@Aj-me8mo was that the reason, are you serious?? For killing a baby girl, you gotta be messed up in the head to let go someone like that for that stupid a reason.

    • @WinningFace
      @WinningFace 3 роки тому +11

      @@Aj-me8mo plus even if someone thinks she's attractive..she is so damn stupid says the dumbest things ever and let's not even get into the lying, oh man 😆

  • @shellecapos8574
    @shellecapos8574 Рік тому +124

    This video is wrong about her background history: She flunked outta school, didn’t tell her parents until graduation time, they covered for Casey and gave her a graduation party with family and lied. She covered up her pregnancy until 2 weeks before giving birth.

    • @raeraesmellers
      @raeraesmellers Рік тому

      The is wrong on some of the case facts too. It was proven to be Caylee’s hair in the trunk and it was just speculated by defense that the searches were a software error and they searched when Cindy was clocked in at work, so it was for sure Casey. Also searched fool proof suffocation right around the time Caylee died but it wasn’t found until later.

    • @cynthiabelknap8655
      @cynthiabelknap8655 Рік тому +32

      Definitely a strange family. I think all that shows that George and Cindy never held Casey accountable for ANYTHING and wanted always to believe the best in their daughter. But look where it got them. A spoiled brat whose only concern is for herself . They raised a pure narcissist in every definition of the word.

    • @TeaCup1940
      @TeaCup1940 Рік тому

      Yes, sadly they did. She is a pure narcissist and probably a murderer as well. And not just any murderer. A child murderer. Her own child. But we will never know the truth of what happened to poor Caylee.

    • @skaruts
      @skaruts 9 місяців тому +11

      Yes, I remember this. She had a whole history of lies, and of her family leaning toward helping covering up her lies when they found out. They were overprotective even in that.
      I find it hard to believe she isn't a pathological liar, even.

    • @scottdavidson526
      @scottdavidson526 8 місяців тому +6

      Damn, wouldn't it be difficult to hide a pregnancy that long? I believe parents have issues as well. They seem to cover for her no matter what the situation

  • @helenvarner5787
    @helenvarner5787 2 роки тому +66

    The circumstantial evidence was overwhelming in this case. Others have been convicted for less. Very sad

    • @kateashby3066
      @kateashby3066 Рік тому +7

      If she was a man or a minority- I feel pretty confident she wouldn’t be free today.

    • @tinaconde1491
      @tinaconde1491 Рік тому +2

      Well, she's a white woman in the south.

    • @commonsense2680
      @commonsense2680 6 місяців тому +3

      @@kateashby3066 I have to agree with that, especially if she was a black female from the ghetto, she would never have been found not guilty if she behaved like Casey Anthony did and lied like Casey Anthony did!

  • @jakehammond12345
    @jakehammond12345 3 роки тому +2282

    She searched ' suffocation ' and ' fool proof suffocation ' on the day before police suspect she murdered her daughter. I don't think I've ever seen such an obvious case go wrong. Unbelievable.

    • @ianyname1736
      @ianyname1736 3 роки тому +176

      They did not have this information at the time when the trial was happening! They've searched her internet explorer browser history and did not find any of this stuff. Later on it turned out she was using firefox browser from another account and searched for these words but it was too little too late! Now its not possible to bring this case back to court anymore.

    • @bellamichelle6248
      @bellamichelle6248 3 роки тому +8

      Thank the media.

    • @ianyname1736
      @ianyname1736 3 роки тому +28

      @Michael Evans It is also quite mishandled in the U.S. If a person's diary was legally obtained during a search, and relevant to the charges, it is fair game to use against a criminal defendant. However, typically only the relevant entries will be admissible as evidence. In the U.S. each state has its own rules of evidence and federal courts have the federal rules of evidence. And of course, first, you have to prove who wrote the diary, that’s a separate issue. This comment section is not enough to go through all of the key parts. The answer to whether a personal diary can be used in court as proof, which technically is called evidence, is it depends. In this case, the jury did not find direct connections between the diary's content and the charges.

    • @joanlynch5271
      @joanlynch5271 3 роки тому +45

      It is florida, almost anything can and does happen there.

    • @u4w8cmdd
      @u4w8cmdd 3 роки тому +7

      what are you??? a naeee sayer? she didnt search for these words at all, have you not listened to the case carefully here, thats the problem with this world its got to many people like you in it.

  • @mysticbazuso36
    @mysticbazuso36 3 роки тому +1748

    She is so obviously guilty that I can't believe the verdict.

    • @PadmeAmidalaEdits
      @PadmeAmidalaEdits 3 роки тому +19

      Exactly

    • @Chefgrlangel
      @Chefgrlangel 3 роки тому +16

      100% Same.

    • @PoeLemic
      @PoeLemic 3 роки тому +25

      @JL Jones Spot on. I couldn't believe verdict. For me, I found her 100% culpable and guilty of first degree murder; if not that, then manslaughter.

    • @jamallabarge2665
      @jamallabarge2665 3 роки тому +35

      The State failed to prove its case.

    • @jenniferlarson6426
      @jenniferlarson6426 3 роки тому +25

      @@jamallabarge2665 The state proved it's case. The jury was inept...like most people here in Florida.

  • @tinajo1816
    @tinajo1816 Рік тому +32

    In regards to her parents not reporting Caylee missing even though they lived with them. Casey and Cindy had a big blowout right before Caylee was last seen and Cindy was saying she was going to fight for custody of Caylee. Casey went to stay at her boyfriend's and kept coming up with excuses for her parents. Caylee was with the nanny, they went on a trip, etc. Though her parents didn't really believe it, they just thought Casey was trying to punish them for the fight by keeping Caylee away. So, they had finally nailed down Casey's location and Cindy forced Casey to admit she didn't have Caylee and Cindy finally called 911. Side note: Casey never reported her daughter missing, her mother did, and Casey didn't even want to talk to the 911 dispatcher.

    • @1rage17
      @1rage17 3 місяці тому

      Luck was on that bitches side.. God won’t be.

  • @lynnd5342
    @lynnd5342 2 роки тому +28

    The parents didn’t wait 31 days to call police. They called police the first day they discovered she was missing. There was a lot of testimony during the trial where the mom tried to see or even talk to Caylee the entire time but Casey had one excuse or another. The parents were told by Casey that she and Caylee were with friends enjoying theme parks and traveling.

  • @JK-ss5ed
    @JK-ss5ed 3 роки тому +2270

    The fact that she didn’t report her missing after 31 days is all the evidence you need

    • @ericaonline3739
      @ericaonline3739 3 роки тому +41

      RIGHT?!!!

    • @poelemic3642
      @poelemic3642 3 роки тому +119

      JK ... So, spot on. I got worried with my dog missing for one hour. Let alone your own young daughter. Bitch did it and got away with it.

    • @belmum1689
      @belmum1689 3 роки тому +76

      @@poelemic3642 We don't even know how Caylee died, all we do know is that the 3 people who she was living with didn't report her missing for 31 days.

    • @danx3504
      @danx3504 3 роки тому +8

      True dat sister true dat

    • @belmum1689
      @belmum1689 3 роки тому +26

      @@crochunter35 What about Cindy saying in court under oath that she was the one who did the chloroform search on the computer

  • @NorthernWindNut
    @NorthernWindNut 3 роки тому +1350

    Casey's parents created a monster. For crying out loud they threw her a graduation party to cover her dropping out.

    • @JJ-iq8mi
      @JJ-iq8mi 3 роки тому +150

      Exactly. They carry a lot of the blame for how their daughter turned out.

    • @scottlambert8891
      @scottlambert8891 2 роки тому +49

      Couldn't agree more

    • @PerfectlyImperfect804
      @PerfectlyImperfect804 2 роки тому +86

      yep rewarding bad behaviour

    • @cassie1560
      @cassie1560 2 роки тому +102

      it shows you a lot how they think - also they didn't want the ONE guy who was willing to adopt the baby, even though he knew she wasn't his own, out of her daughters life AND they covered up the pregancy, telling people Casey had just put on weight and water bc of the heat ... -.- tells you a LOT about the family.

    • @DeadPizza
      @DeadPizza 2 роки тому +28

      Which is why i personally lean towards the coverup story

  • @margiecox1022
    @margiecox1022 2 роки тому +118

    The prosecution produced overwhelming evidence in support of murder--a dead baby with it's mouth covered with duct tape in a few trash bags thrown into nearby woods and a mother who didn't report her missing and consistently lied to her friends, parents, and police. The defense produced a cooky theory about an accidental drowning and a loving mother throwing her child's body into the woods to allow it to decompose and let the animals eat it while she entered a Hot Body Contest at a bar to console herself in her grief.
    This jury would have bought oceanfront property in Arizona from the defense attorney because they had to sit in that courtroom for months and he made it interesting. They didn't adjudicate on evidence. The facts just weren't as interesting as a far out narrative. I wouldn't be surprised if all the jurors in the case haven't joined a cult at this point.

    • @janedarcy88
      @janedarcy88 Рік тому

      They must have been moronic

    • @LisaMarie-rh5yn
      @LisaMarie-rh5yn Рік тому +11

      I was just going back looking at some old cases. That's so true! As excellent as Dr. Todd is, he left out some important things in his post-trial fact finding summary. The biggie being that um.. a DEAD BODY was confirmed to have been in the back of her car! All the specialists who testified to the smell, George!, then the cadaver dogs who are extremely accurate, and finally the defense specialist who later confirmed he wasn't allowed to speak on anything but the science of the trash. Had he been allowed to expand, 100% he would have confirmed he believed it was a dead body. I mean... case closed Casey.

    • @MidnightBitesCarly
      @MidnightBitesCarly Рік тому +2

      Just watched Casey’s lawyer in court and I’m honestly not surprised she was acquitted. He put on a pretty strong argument :/

    • @jasonvoorhees7288
      @jasonvoorhees7288 Рік тому +4

      THANK YOU!!! IDK how this guy is actually saying that the prosecutors didn't have enough evidence. This is the first video I watched of him and I just can't watch anymore of his videos. He is so far removed for reality. Education doesn't always equate to intelligence.

    • @lizardquinceanera6893
      @lizardquinceanera6893 Рік тому +5

      The city/town they pulled people from for the jury (I think Clearwater FL?) is the Scientology capital of the world

  • @jona.scholt4362
    @jona.scholt4362 2 роки тому +164

    Her behavior while her daughter was missing is all the proof you need. I don't have children, but if my niece or nephew was missing our entire family would be extremely distraught and doing everything possible to find them; not going to parties and not reporting them missing. That poor child didn't get justice.

    • @jn8ive60
      @jn8ive60 Рік тому +9

      No, it's not "all the proof you need" and if you thought about that, I really hope you would know better than to say that. I would not want to live in a country in which that was "all the proof you need" and I doubt you would, either.

    • @kittygirl_thetortie498
      @kittygirl_thetortie498 Рік тому +9

      I'll be more distraught than Casey was(she wasn't that's the point) if my cat goes missing.

    • @AndreiSZS
      @AndreiSZS Рік тому

      ​@@jn8ive60 what a nonsense.

    • @jn8ive60
      @jn8ive60 Рік тому +1

      @@AndreiSZS The correct way of typing that is "What nonsense". It is never correct to write, type, or say the article "a" before the word "nonsense". In addition, in English, the first words of sentences and stand alone phrases are capitalized. You are evidently not versed in proper English. I must conclude that this is indicative of your intelligence level. Therefore, I feel justified in dismissing your opinion on the Casey Anthony case as equally ignorant and uninformed.

    • @AndreiSZS
      @AndreiSZS Рік тому +6

      @@jn8ive60 Nice investigation. But looking at my name you could easily guess, English is not my first language. But instead you came up with a sudo intellectual nonsense again. Nice display of high level of cognitive abilities.

  • @nataliapalovcak9379
    @nataliapalovcak9379 2 роки тому +135

    I NEVER in my life heard of a baby missing and a parent not calling the police within minutes. This is the most bizarre case I have ever heard. All the evidence POINTS straight to that mother!!!

    • @CowSaysMooMoo
      @CowSaysMooMoo Рік тому

      How many babies do you know personally that were missing?

    • @WhitneyDahlin
      @WhitneyDahlin Рік тому +8

      Yeah Casey was so guilty they literally had to make a new law after her making it illegal to not report your child as missing. It carries prison time now. It never needed to be a law because literally no one had ever done that in that state before! Disgusting. I hope she has a miserable life.

    • @tonvlecken1179
      @tonvlecken1179 11 місяців тому

      @@WhitneyDahlin I hope your life will be filled with love!

  • @therealmrsruttle
    @therealmrsruttle 3 роки тому +1140

    I can’t believe that she got away with killing her baby. It’s so tragic and sad.

    • @PoeLemic
      @PoeLemic 3 роки тому +32

      Spot on. I couldn't believe verdict. For me, I found her 100% culpable and guilty of first degree murder; if not that, then manslaughter, such as she overdid that cloroform by accident.

    • @brookelafleur495
      @brookelafleur495 3 роки тому +34

      Its INFURIATING! How do you find 12 people THAT completely blind?

    • @kablammy7
      @kablammy7 3 роки тому +22

      in america over 50 million women murdered their babies before they were born by committing abortions and they don't get away with it - God will avenge those murders
      she will not get away with it either

    • @poelemic3642
      @poelemic3642 3 роки тому +21

      @@kablammy7 I am curious. So, what do you think God is gonna do about those abortions?

    • @kablammy7
      @kablammy7 3 роки тому +7

      @@poelemic3642
      You should read this quickly before it is automatically deleted by the satanic anti-truth anti-Christ - anti-God thought police computer algorithm
      Free speech no longer exists in the USA - this is a first step towards communism . Now they have progressed to destroying the family because they hate God whom ordained Fathers, Mothers, and Male and Female Children .
      Now to answer your question :
      I know He will act consistent with His Word . He never changes .
      proverbs 14
      34
      Righteousness exalts a nation,
      but sin is a reproach to any people.
      35
      A servant who deals wisely has the king's favor,
      but his wrath falls on one who acts shamefully.
      Look around - the USA is going down the toilet - pagan chinese government ships in drugs and communist ideology with magnanimous influence in the highest levels of the USA governemnt - financial support is available for all manner of perversions combined with laws and higher educational institutions attacking traditional family values and construct .
      There is only hell to pay for the USA and their satanic attraction and activities of evil .
      He will have mercy on whomever He chooses and he will show His wrath against all others .
      Displaying His attributes brings glory to Himself and His children perceive and experience His loving kindness; while the world ignorantly and defiantly pursue their own evil desires until the wrath of God is revealed upon them .
      romans 9
      10 And not only so, but also when Rebekah had conceived children by one man, our forefather Isaac, 11 though they were not yet born and had done nothing either good or bad-in order that God's purpose of election might continue, not because of works but because of him who calls- 12 she was told, “The older will serve the younger.” 13 As it is written, “Jacob I loved, but Esau I hated.”
      14 What shall we say then? Is there injustice on God's part? By no means! 15 For he says to Moses, “I will have mercy on whom I have mercy, and I will have compassion on whom I have compassion.” 16 So then it depends not on human will or exertion,[b] but on God, who has mercy. 17 For the Scripture says to Pharaoh, “For this very purpose I have raised you up, that I might show my power in you, and that my name might be proclaimed in all the earth.” 18 So then he has mercy on whomever he wills, and he hardens whomever he wills.
      19 You will say to me then, “Why does he still find fault? For who can resist his will?” 20 But who are you, O man, to answer back to God? Will what is molded say to its molder, “Why have you made me like this?” 21 Has the potter no right over the clay, to make out of the same lump one vessel for honorable use and another for dishonorable use? 22 What if God, desiring to show his wrath and to make known his power, has endured with much patience vessels of wrath prepared for destruction, 23 in order to make known the riches of his glory for vessels of mercy, which he has prepared beforehand for glory- 24 even us whom he has called, not from the Jews only but also from the Gentiles? 25 As indeed he says in Hosea,
      “Those who were not my people I will call ‘my people,’
      and her who was not beloved I will call ‘beloved.’”
      26
      “And in the very place where it was said to them, ‘You are not my people,’
      there they will be called ‘sons of the living God.’”

  • @victoria2050nin
    @victoria2050nin 2 роки тому +23

    you sir are correct! I might add, Casey didnt know who Caley,"s real dad was. Also., Casey hated her mom and resented the fact that her mom forced her to have the baby, then took over Caley's care and had Caley call her mom instead of grandma. Casey was jealous of Caley because mom showed her more affection. She wanted to hurt her mom by taking Caley away forever. Her mom also threatened to call dcf on Casey to have Caley taken away! Casey was daddys little girl before Caley was born, then he showed more affection to the baby than to Casey, so more jealousy, more motive, as she never wanted a baby! This is interpreted from statements from friends and from her brother.

  • @AlphaPoe
    @AlphaPoe Рік тому +16

    After all these years, what still stands out, there was no justice for poor little Caylee. 💔

  • @ashleyblack4993
    @ashleyblack4993 3 роки тому +864

    Her defense attorney says "She was a loving mother." My reaction, how can you be a loving mother and not have a care in the world about your missing child?

    • @jod6380
      @jod6380 3 роки тому +27

      she also was found naked in her attorneys office. He defended a murder, he didn't care because he was having sex with her. Disgusting.

    • @GlennaVan
      @GlennaVan 2 роки тому +2

      Well, "was" was a good description and might have applied to the very few minutes of that sweet child's life when people came to see her when she was an infant.

    • @ilewtf2234
      @ilewtf2234 2 роки тому +3

      The wrong child was missing. Who says we have to love our children equally or even at all? Those are just social norms, completely worthless in my eyes.

    • @stefannydvorak7919
      @stefannydvorak7919 2 роки тому +16

      @@ilewtf2234 If you bring a life into this world, it is your responsibility to take care of them or to make sure they are with people who can take care of them. If you truly believe what you just wrote, please abstain from having children.
      They are the most vulnerable members of our species. And countless studies show that children who are emotionally abused/neglected grow up with that trauma. Giving more love to only some of your children makes the others resent you. It creates jealousy between siblings. No child should grow up knowing that they are unloved/not loved as much as their siblings.

    • @ilewtf2234
      @ilewtf2234 2 роки тому +3

      @@stefannydvorak7919 I already have two daughters and a couple of kids whose gender i dont know since i was out of the country a couple of months before their births. And i truly believe that i dont have to behave accordingly to any social norms that were formed centuries before my birth, and since i was born against my will nor did i sign anything about following laws and customs like a slave, i wont do so. Instead i do as i please.

  • @ygts
    @ygts 3 роки тому +1651

    The lawyer is disgusting, but the father lets himself be accused of sexual abuse, the mom says she googled chloroform. Her parent are 50% responsible for her death, even though she (obviously) killed her. The gave her a graduation party even though she dropped out.. They never, ever punished her for bad behaviour, even after she killed her kid

    • @hubadj
      @hubadj 3 роки тому +127

      You may wonder who taught her to lie.

    • @Natalie-gb8tt
      @Natalie-gb8tt 3 роки тому +44

      Perhaps they didn’t want to see their daughter killed after losing Caley

    • @shez1640
      @shez1640 3 роки тому +159

      This is a huge problem when parents stand by there kids bullshit, let them get away with anything. Children need to learn from the beginning that everything we do has consequences, she insults everybody's intelligence,
      sickening.

    • @echase416
      @echase416 3 роки тому +67

      Consider that growing up molested by her dad would make her mentally unable to parent and even murder a child. This is why I do believe she was abused by her Dad. Similarly, I have read that roughly 80% of men on death row were raped by a male relative or acquaintance before age 12. Childhood sexual abuse causes severe lifetime damage for children.

    • @Natalie-gb8tt
      @Natalie-gb8tt 3 роки тому +9

      Emma Chase yes Emma that is absolutely true.

  • @AB-mu2ch
    @AB-mu2ch 2 роки тому +16

    She was not “a good student.”
    “...Casey’s parents didn’t even really know that much about her, because she wouldn’t tell them anything. In fact, when it came time for her to graduate high school, her parents kept asking her when graduation was, but Casey wouldn’t tell them. Her parents ended up having to call the school, only to find out that she wouldn’t be able to graduate due to how many classes she was failing. Her parents never knew her grades were so bad, because again, Casey refused to tell them anything. The worst part? Casey allowed her parents to throw her a graduation party before they knew she wouldn’t even be graduating. So, Casey Anthony ended up dropping out of high school to get a job at the Hard Rock Cafe...”

  • @jacquelinesento425
    @jacquelinesento425 Рік тому +8

    My Son was in first grade and I was waiting for him to get off the bus. The bus just drove by the bus top and my son was in my mind missing at that point. I called the school the bus transportation company and the police. I was freaking out and in full panick mode. What happened was he fell asleep on the bus and the bus driver did not know he was on the bus until he got to the school bus station. It was the longest hour of my life. How she went 31 days without reporting her missing is unbelievable. I dont believe het

  • @Clara26915
    @Clara26915 3 роки тому +862

    The duct tape. The body dump. The tattoo. The diary entry. All of it suggests a mother pleased with her decision to rid herself of a commitment that she didn't want.

    • @jamallabarge2665
      @jamallabarge2665 3 роки тому +16

      I think that her Parents were supporting her. At the very least they were babysitting Kaley. I think that they were expecting Casey to do more for Kaley. They were still married, as was and is the norm for many people. Casey never married her baby Daddy. To them this was probably a source of irritation.
      I also think that Mr and Mrs Anthony intimated that they could take her kid. Maybe that they would take her kid, so that the little girl would be raised "responsibly". Casey was too busy partying and having a good ole time to be a real Mom as her parents saw it.
      They probably made her parenting painful. They chipped in with supporting the baby. Maybe they could do a better job than she? Casey probably loved her daughter but also reckoned that if she couldn't have her than nobody could have her.
      "If I can't have her, nobody is going to have her!" is a common motive. It's idiotic thinking. I would rather see someone in good hands than be dead. I've let girlfriends go for that reason. He was better for her than me. I did not like it but it was for the best. Wasn't like I was going to murder anyone but it made letting them go a lot easier.

    • @jamallabarge2665
      @jamallabarge2665 3 роки тому +15

      People make Casey out as some Party girl who did her kid in like that loser who drowned her kids in her car.
      I see Casey as trapped in a single Mom life. It's not easy. I see her parents playing games with her. I think that Casey had some times when she was out on the town or did not take "proper" care of Kaley. I think that her parents pushed her to do something different - give them custody.
      Casey handled those games very very badly. I think Casey killed little Kaley. "If I cannot have her than nobody can have her".

    • @arianaraquel1958
      @arianaraquel1958 3 роки тому +34

      @@jamallabarge2665 I think even a bad mother would suicide first than kill her own child.

    • @jamallabarge2665
      @jamallabarge2665 3 роки тому +7

      @@arianaraquel1958 Depends upon the kids. If they are special needs kids than I wonder. I've had friends who were quite worried that their special needs kids would outlive them.

    • @gabriellecunningham7196
      @gabriellecunningham7196 3 роки тому +3

      Tattoo?

  • @consciencewhisperer6976
    @consciencewhisperer6976 5 років тому +2397

    I watched the trial and fell off my chair when she was found innocent....very haunting case😫

    • @LaurenThompsonIsMyRealName
      @LaurenThompsonIsMyRealName 5 років тому +20

      @N Silva ummm that's the point... to say it. It's an expression. A figure of speech, not usually intended to be taken literally. They could have said were floored. Like they fell out of their chair.
      It would be more useful then, make an emoji of a chair collapsing than to literally make a chair collapse. XD

    • @brittaolson6550
      @brittaolson6550 5 років тому +1

      N Silva That’s hilarious 👏 👏 👏

    • @lisamcdonald2877
      @lisamcdonald2877 5 років тому +78

      It, like the O.J. case, is a perfect example of the failure of our jury system. I do not believe for one second that Casey was smart enough to come up with the detailed lies that formed the defense case. (José Baez has that to his discredit.)

    • @rullmourn1142
      @rullmourn1142 4 роки тому +36

      conscience whisperer...it was infuriating, the prosecution was inept and unprepared, thats why she got off.

    • @dalegribble5661
      @dalegribble5661 4 роки тому +40

      Made me SICK

  • @lindykriedemann9903
    @lindykriedemann9903 Рік тому +1

    I love the way you annalise these cases. You force me to see things from a very different perspective. Love your site

  • @dprcontracting6299
    @dprcontracting6299 2 роки тому +4

    What I like about your analysis Todd is your caution on relying on any one factor and very deliberately weighing up all the purported facts. I worked with a lot of police and found many of them very quick to judge and basically frame the investigation around their hunches (thus introducing large quantities of confirmation bias). No wonder you have 870 000 subscribers.

  • @seariakett4209
    @seariakett4209 3 роки тому +1567

    My husband *"lost"* our toddler in the mall once. She was gone for all of 7 minutes before we found her at the Customer Service Desk.
    ▪︎▪︎▪︎
    *Those 7 minutes were the longest 7 minutes of my life.*
    ▪︎▪︎▪︎
    The protective instinct, the fear and utter panic surrounding finding my daughter was off the scale.
    I would *literally* have killed to find her safe and sound.
    ▪︎▪︎▪︎
    No mother can go *31 DAYS* partying, drinking, having sex and getting a tattoo *unless* she knows where her daughter is.
    ▪︎▪︎▪︎
    I believe that Casey Anthony *KNEW* that her daughter was dead and where her body was because *she* was the one that had killed her.
    It's the only logical explanation.
    ▪︎▪︎▪︎
    *Casey Anthony is EVIL and she deserved the DEATH PENALTY for what she did to that poor baby.* 🤬

    • @redneckgirl3326
      @redneckgirl3326 3 роки тому +129

      I lost track of my oldest nephew in a mall when he was about 2. His mom was trying on clothes and had left him in my care. Little stinker was hiding inside clothes racks and giggling about me looking for him. But I've never been so scared in my life.

    • @Gurubashy
      @Gurubashy 3 роки тому +74

      My brother when he was about 9 went outside from the neighbor house where he was playing with his friends.
      I just couldn't believe when the neighbors told us that "he was not there". I went running on the streets and looking for him and at cars and all the way I was mumbling "this is not happening, this is not true" again and again.
      My father found him sitting at a bar 20 meters from our home.
      I have never felt so helpless and desperate in my life.

    • @sycamoresally6303
      @sycamoresally6303 3 роки тому +44

      Happened to my husband and me, too. Horrifying! Son was in the shoe department looking at Bart Simpson house shoes. (He didn’t get them.)

    • @annalisa14
      @annalisa14 3 роки тому +9

      Searia Kett - well you certainly seem capable of killing. If you get locked up you won’t have your daughter to look after. Try to calm down. You don’t know the grandmother.

    • @jodiefinney5072
      @jodiefinney5072 3 роки тому +29

      @@Gurubashy I lost sight of my daughter in a crowd at school when she was 6 for all of about maybe 3 to 4 min. I was panic stricken and blinded by instinct to find her. Ill never forget that horrible feeling of fight versus flight..heart racing fear.

  • @Omisade-kr7re
    @Omisade-kr7re 3 роки тому +712

    I still believe she killed her child. I do not believe that she was sexually abused I believe she felt that her child was in the way.

    • @MeatLockerBlitz
      @MeatLockerBlitz 3 роки тому +3

      Show your work.

    • @mog882
      @mog882 3 роки тому +3

      A lot of people feel that their child is “in the way,“ they wind up being neglectful parents and not giving a shit which she seem to not be. There’s an entire community of people (the majority of Black people) that engage in that type of “parenting,“ Nobody says anything about it it’s just a given. She had choices, easy choices she could’ve just let the grandparents raise her and do whatever the hell she wants, she seems like that type, I’m the same way. She could have given the kid up for adoption, these were choices that would’ve left her less exposure. She’s definitely not stupid, she has a fairly high IQ, it’s pretty obvious, I think she would’ve known that her odds of getting away with something like that would be very small. She valued her freedom and probably would’ve done something more selfish like just do whatever the hell she wanted and let the grandparents watch the kid. Come to think of it I was kind of raised like that at a point and I didn’t even think about it. My mom was divorced and she was out dating or doing whatever the hell she was doing, We lived across the street from my grandparents for a while and I remember being there more than I remember being at the apartment across the street. Very hazy. I think I was only three though... i’m gonna say that her father was a real creep in all of this, he’s an ex cop and knows about these sort of things and seemed like he definitely was a bit of a Socio path. I don’t use that word lightly. It’s possible that he knew that he would be accused of sexual molestation and excepted it for the, “greater good,” of the situation in terms of finding her innocent. I feel like everyone in the house knows that something happened and maybe there’s an agreement of willful blindness and at least two people (Casey and her father) know precisely what happened because they were involved. Probably an accident but there are much more efficient ways to get rid of a body then 19 feet off the road right near your house. To me that seems more like 22-year-old girl thanking then retired cop thinking. Hmmmm Of course the reason she got off is exactly what we’re all talking about, nobody knows. We all have extremely reasonable doubt. You can’t (shouldn’t) convict somebody if nobody knows what the hell is going on and People have “more questions than answers,” as the defense pointed out to the jury, this was I believe very key in the closing arguments. He did a fantastic job “Instructing,” them on a moral, intellectual and legal reason to find her innocent. I also find her attractive, that’s besides the point but I figure I should say that, why not. She’s a crazy, smart, probably psychopathic, slutty sexy little thing. Who wouldn’t want to have sex with that, well maybe a lot of people, but I sure would.

    • @fly89
      @fly89 3 роки тому +12

      she is a narcissist psycho, sure she plays her victim card every day..

    • @Natalie-gb8tt
      @Natalie-gb8tt 3 роки тому +1

      She told Tony she had been abused by her father though.

    • @abigailtrumbo178
      @abigailtrumbo178 3 роки тому

      @Debbie Smith Yep you are definitely cut from the same cloth as Casey Anthony.

  • @jodiekelly1355
    @jodiekelly1355 2 роки тому +39

    I think Casey has had excuses made by her parents all her life and so has never had to take responsibility for anything, even her daughter. I'm not sure if she purposely murdered her, but I'm sure she is responsible for her death by negligence at the very least. I also think her parents knew that Casey was responsible and they covered for her the same way they have for most of her life. I just really feel for the little girl who lost her life 💔😢

    • @WhitneyDahlin
      @WhitneyDahlin Рік тому +2

      I think she duct taped her and left her in the car while she partied at the club. I think she did that a lot instead of getting a babysitter or staying at home. And one time she stayed in the club too long or duct taped her too tightly and it finally ended poor Caley. Casey is a monster

  • @comfycomfy6469
    @comfycomfy6469 2 роки тому +8

    I think she went out partying for a few days leaving Caylee home alone, and when she came home Caylee had died of thirst/ hunger or accident. So in her mind she didn't think she killed her. But her negligence had killed her.

    • @Betsy_Lawless
      @Betsy_Lawless Місяць тому +1

      This makes no sense. Cindy or George would have seen Caylee at the house if Casey just left her there alone. She suffocated her after she googled fool proof suffocation, threw her in the trunk and after a few botched ways of disposing her body early on in the days after she killed her, she threw her in the woods to rot and ditched the car after the odor became too much.

    • @dante6985
      @dante6985 20 днів тому

      Well, one of the biggest problems with the state's case was they charged Anthony with first degree murder and the autopsy was indeterminate (ie they couldn't say for certain how she died). Or when. Or where. So first degree murder is really overplaying your hand, so to speak. Something like you're talking about, with a 'involuntary manslaughter' charge due to negligence would have been much more likely to land a conviction.

  • @ApolloVIIIYouAreGoForTLI
    @ApolloVIIIYouAreGoForTLI 2 роки тому +760

    2008: Her Two year old daughter goes “missing”, Casey calls the Police 31 days later
    2021: A glass of water thrown at Her, Casey calls the Police immediately
    13 years later we learn what constitutes an emergency worth immediate Police attention for Casey.

    • @deniseaguirre6610
      @deniseaguirre6610 2 роки тому +163

      Casey wasn’t even the one that called the police for her missing daughter, her mom called 911...so that’s even worse.

    • @ZPD-doo-DAH
      @ZPD-doo-DAH 2 роки тому +81

      Technically she didn't even report her daughter missing, her mother did.

    • @BigSed55
      @BigSed55 2 роки тому +5

      Exactly, how are the so called "friends" also, dogs filthy dogs....

    • @cassie1560
      @cassie1560 2 роки тому +33

      Casey didn't call the cops, CINDY, her mom did, and it took her 31 days, bc she was not living with her at the time and Casey told everyone and her mother that she was with Zany the nanny.

    • @cuteclassi2004
      @cuteclassi2004 2 роки тому +31

      What's even worse is that if it wasn't for the grandma I can bet that she wouldn't have called 911. She was hoping Casey would never be found so all of the evidence could decompose.

  • @grahamwatts8836
    @grahamwatts8836 3 роки тому +465

    I lost my son (7 years old) in K Mart for 15 minutes he was actually hiding from me under a clothes stand and told I went past him five times. K Mart were very good had an excellent drill, for these problems, I turned around and there he was, it was the longest 15 minutes of my life.

    • @jamallabarge2665
      @jamallabarge2665 3 роки тому +44

      I've never met a blase parent when their kid is missing. I've helped parents find their kids. Their gratitude was often tearful, over the top.

    • @adahproverbs3193
      @adahproverbs3193 3 роки тому +20

      I know what you mean it’s thise moments are the worst ever the fact she didn’t do anything shows so much

    • @shpeksyy
      @shpeksyy 3 роки тому +23

      Yes, but the only difference is that you did not wanted to get rid of your child rather find it

    • @candacehandyside-qb3oi
      @candacehandyside-qb3oi 3 роки тому +23

      My sons did that to me, and the fear and my heart sinking was awful. It’s the worst feeling of dread.

    • @jamesordwayultralightpilot
      @jamesordwayultralightpilot 3 роки тому +14

      Adam Walsh did disappear from a Kmart store which ultimately brought about America's Most Wanted. I imagine Kmart has a whole training program to prevent that type of media exposure again. I'm glad you were able to find your son.

  • @jewelsbug84
    @jewelsbug84 2 роки тому +11

    She absolutely did it and she got away with it because she had an incredible lawyer and she was a beautiful young lady. It was hard to put the image of a child murderer with her appearance. I pray 🙏 she never has more children

  • @martinmcgimpsey9750
    @martinmcgimpsey9750 2 роки тому

    You make a really good analogy of cases and I think you probably aren’t far of base! I’m glad you go back and analyze these cases! And thank you for your video’s on narcissism! I still have a few questions, you have clarified several aspects of the disorder for me! Ian really glad I came across your video’s! Thank you!

  • @highnumber9494
    @highnumber9494 4 роки тому +661

    No mom acts like she did when their daughter has gone missing/found dead. She is very similar to Chris Watts in response.

    • @iulia.bianca.b
      @iulia.bianca.b 4 роки тому +56

      At least Chris Watts tried to fake concern. Casey? Not even that.

    • @bdlimea7018
      @bdlimea7018 4 роки тому +35

      @@iulia.bianca.b Right? Zero concern at all . We know why. She already knew that child was dead that's why. She makes me sick. Sometimes I hate the double jeopardy law.

    • @bdlimea7018
      @bdlimea7018 3 роки тому +23

      @Midnight Smith She acted far from normal. Partying while her child was
      'missing ' , not reporting her missing for the 30 days, lying to police, lying to her parents, brother and friends. That's the actions of a person that isn't concerned because she knew her baby was dead.
      She's a disgusting human.

    • @bdlimea7018
      @bdlimea7018 3 роки тому +4

      @Rumple Stillborn Oh he sure did. That was obvious in his television interview. He's another disgusting person

    • @kronovore3583
      @kronovore3583 3 роки тому +10

      I too was thinking the same thought. Watts' apparent lack of concern on arriving home was incredibly suspicious. The police officer and the neighbours were obviously subconsciously clocking 'there's something pretty odd here'. I know I was.

  • @TheArmybrat1994
    @TheArmybrat1994 2 роки тому +370

    Don’t forget that Casey’s parents would protect her from almost anything. She is a pathological liar.
    She did it.

    • @j.l.spraggins8589
      @j.l.spraggins8589 2 роки тому +2

      True, but I think she needed protection FROM her parents who seem disturbingly dysfunctional.

    • @r.c.miller6161
      @r.c.miller6161 2 роки тому

      Malignant narcissism. Most disgusting verdict ever! When the Mom trashed the prosecution’s “chloroform” search evidence, she undermined the case. There is no proof Casey was SA’d by her Dad.

    • @clydapowers3987
      @clydapowers3987 Рік тому +20

      Actually her father was not trying to cover for her and he got thrown under the bus because of it they accused him of being the murderer

    • @bonson9156
      @bonson9156 Рік тому

      @@jeffw8218 she's saying Casey tried to say her dad raped and molested her (which he didn't) just as attempt to win the case. She threw her own father under the bus just to save her own ass.

    • @mario-qi3yw
      @mario-qi3yw Рік тому +8

      Everyone knows she did it. It means nothing obviously.

  • @ambersawyer1096
    @ambersawyer1096 Рік тому +3

    Hey Dr. Grande. I am curious if you could do an update on this case where Casey has the docuseries coming out. I love your content!

  • @poohbearm.
    @poohbearm. Рік тому

    I appreciate the thoroughness of your overview here. Thanks Dr. Grande

  • @shaniceb.5129
    @shaniceb.5129 3 роки тому +632

    If Casey wanted to party, all she had to do was give her daughter over to her parents. They loved their grand-daughter more than Casey did.

    • @Dante3214
      @Dante3214 3 роки тому +48

      This might be the craziest part. Crazy to me she thought she had to do this

    • @tonyhardy4024
      @tonyhardy4024 3 роки тому +37

      Not that simple. Cindy wanted Casey to be a good mother. She wasn't about to let Casey off the hook that easy.

    • @sarahholland2600
      @sarahholland2600 3 роки тому +64

      She resented the bond her Mom had with her child. She wasn't going to give Cindy the satisfaction of having her, therefore admitting she wanted a single life .

    • @loislewis5229
      @loislewis5229 3 роки тому +71

      While working with Child Protective Services, I had seen many parents drug (whether alcohol, pills, etc) their children so they could go out to party. Casey may have done this on purpose or by accident, either way, she got off way too easy. I was shocked at the verdict and the thought of her getting away with murder still makes me sick to my stomach. I’m sure she’s doing fine now, she has no conscience and is a habitual liar. And the way her attorneys behaved after the not guilty verdict, jubilantly celebrating (the old guy gave the finger to reporters) only shows you this is a game to them. The whole thing was disgusting!!!

    • @shadrach6299
      @shadrach6299 3 роки тому +18

      Her mother refused to keep Caley anymore and then her mother slapped her. I think that caused Casey to kill her daughter.

  • @anlrg7544
    @anlrg7544 3 роки тому +266

    I’ll never forget this case. I was at the nail salon and they had the trial on - when they stated “not guilty”, all of us in the salon screamed. I still can’t believe it to this day.

    • @alvaroakatico9188
      @alvaroakatico9188 2 роки тому +7

      I was in the bathroom trying to do number two! I couldn’t after I heard from the living room and to this day still can’t do number two 🤣

    • @jesspie
      @jesspie 2 роки тому +4

      Same I remember this day so vividly. We cried and were in shock. Unbelievably sad

    • @michaellovely6601
      @michaellovely6601 2 роки тому +9

      Casey Anthony is the female version of OJ Simpson. It would not surprise me if Casey started dating OJ.

    • @roberts1711
      @roberts1711 2 роки тому +4

      She did it. But if you watch the trial and read the books you will see how bad the state did and why she was found not guilty

    • @seanalee1439
      @seanalee1439 Рік тому +1

      @@michaellovely6601 - She's a million times worse than OJ....PERIOD!!! 🙄

  • @polymerica547
    @polymerica547 2 роки тому +4

    Parents that their children die in accidents had been blamed and had been send to jail for years, and this monster mocked justice and goes free. Ridiculous.

  • @peekaboots01
    @peekaboots01 Рік тому

    This is probably the best analysis Grande has ever done. The new upcoming Peacock documentary regarding this case brought me here.

  • @Charlotte-yc7tj
    @Charlotte-yc7tj 2 роки тому +587

    She gets away with everything. Her smirk when she was found “not guilty” was like: I got away with it. Also which mother rolls her eyes and say “suprise suprise” when you’re being told your 3 Year old daughter was found dead in the woods???

    • @MsStephanieJane31
      @MsStephanieJane31 2 роки тому +52

      I hated her smirk at the end!!!!!!

    • @claire-christmas-august73
      @claire-christmas-august73 2 роки тому +4

      number one oxygen thief.
      karma will seek her out! 😉✌🏻🇦🇺

    • @rmkilc
      @rmkilc 2 роки тому +24

      Innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. The state failed to make a case.

    • @catherinedunand302
      @catherinedunand302 2 роки тому +44

      That verdict made me sick. It is obvious she was guilty. What kind of
      decent loving mother would do her own investigation for her missing daughter? 100% guilty. And not to forget the jury. What a bunch of idiots. Hard to believe these people found her not guilty. One of the biggest travesty of justice I have heard of.

    • @rmkilc
      @rmkilc 2 роки тому

      @@catherinedunand302 That is not how it works. The State has to prove beyond a reasonable doubt. Did she do it? I believe so and probably so did the jury but in order to render a guilty verdict, it's not what you believe. It has to be proven! Partying while your daughter is missing is not proof.

  • @cyberspelunker1980
    @cyberspelunker1980 3 роки тому +264

    My husband went to pick my daughter up from a friends house once and my heart went racing when he said he couldn’t find her. That was all of one minute. 31 days? Not hearing any other bit of the mountain of evidence and just hearing not reporting your child for 31 days is enough for me.

    • @eugeneenslow8563
      @eugeneenslow8563 3 роки тому +9

      The parents/grandparents neglected reporting their child and grandchild missing for 31 days as well 🤔

    • @lynnsaoirse6104
      @lynnsaoirse6104 3 роки тому +33

      @@eugeneenslow8563 She had moved in with her boyfriend in another town and told them she got a job there. The grandmother was begging to have her put the little girl on the phone and Casey claimed to be too busy to put her on. Dr Grande got this detail wrong.

    • @eugeneenslow8563
      @eugeneenslow8563 3 роки тому +2

      @@lynnsaoirse6104 thanks for sharing

    • @whooligen7460
      @whooligen7460 3 роки тому +2

      O could be at the park with my kids. Say i get a text ot whatever. Look down... Look up if i dont see my kids instantly i panic.

    • @zulemazahir666
      @zulemazahir666 3 роки тому +16

      @@lynnsaoirse6104 Exactly, she made excuses everytime she called and asked to speak to Caylee. "Oh she's asleep, oh she's with the nanny," etc etc. Plus the grandparent went all the way down there demanding answers and was the one to report her missing.
      I honestly don't get why people comment things like that when they haven't researched the case, but I digress.

  • @nolaclarke253
    @nolaclarke253 Рік тому +7

    Casey Anthony absolutely killed her daughter and the state proved their case. I have such respect for law enforcement, the prosecutors, the judge, forensics team, legal correspondents and reporters.
    My question is what went wrong with this jury?

  • @miliailenei2804
    @miliailenei2804 2 роки тому +7

    I panicked more when I lost my phone than this so called mom "losing"(we all know she is a killer) her daughter. I hope karma will come after her, the jury and her lawyer. They deserve the worst!

  • @JoWalkabout
    @JoWalkabout 3 роки тому +441

    She had tape over her mouth and nose, how does that happen if it was an "accidental drowning"? That's what gets me, all other evidence aside, she had tape over her mouth and nose!

    • @diablocell
      @diablocell 3 роки тому +14

      People tend to omit the entirety of the defense's case. They said that it was an accidental drowning and the reasoning for the duct tape and not calling the cops for a month was bc they were embarrassed that she had drowned and tried to frame it as if she were kidnapped and killed.

    • @joelewing4498
      @joelewing4498 3 роки тому +54

      +Jo Walkabout: Jo, this is pretty gross, but you asked. My take is that Caylee was killed, and for a while....put into the trunk of Casey's car. Eventually, she began to emit the smell of death, so the trunk was opened, and her little body was likely re-wrapped / re-bagged. Fluid would be coming out of her mouth and nose...as well as maggots. (sorry). She/They taped the little girl's nose and mouth to contain this from continuing to occur....until she/they could find a safe disposal area for little Caylee. I think there is something very wrong with that entire family......something definitely "ain't right" with them.

    • @kathynicholson103
      @kathynicholson103 3 роки тому +50

      @@diablocell I know that's the defense's story, but seriously, who in the F does not call 911 when you pull a drowned baby out of a swimming pool?! For all they knew, she might have survived. That mammalian reflex is strong in children. Nothing in this case makes a bit of sense, and I think that whole family is messed up.

    • @ihague4568
      @ihague4568 3 роки тому +15

      Dead bodies don't scream. Why would anybody put duct tape over the mouth of a dead body?

    • @NightOwl222
      @NightOwl222 3 роки тому +14

      @@diablocell that sounds like Jonbenet Ramsey case.... in fact, they also placed duct tape over her mouth...and they placed a kiddie blanket on the body...and it was a fake kidnapping...wow...

  • @chocclat
    @chocclat 3 роки тому +486

    You mentioned she didn’t show history in her earlier years but it was said she was a habitual liar, even lying about her graduating high school.

    • @twocents7495
      @twocents7495 3 роки тому +5

      OKAY 👍

    • @rg2314
      @rg2314 3 роки тому +47

      She lied about attendance for what I think was a whole year so she could be with her older boyfriend, and claimed the school gave her the wrong schedule. Dr. Grande was incorrect in saying that she was a good student and that was inconsistent with lying/murder.

    • @MissHannah2036
      @MissHannah2036 2 роки тому +43

      she hid her pregnancy until she couldn't any longer. No one ever knew who the father was, not even Cindy. She lied to one of the boyfriends saying he was the father when he wasn't. She had some deep seated issues to say the least.

    • @DeadPizza
      @DeadPizza 2 роки тому

      So?

    • @iamtheportal
      @iamtheportal 2 роки тому +9

      apparently they even lied to relatives when asked about her pregnancy. they were in denial telling relatives she was still a virgin.

  • @maryevalent9329
    @maryevalent9329 2 роки тому +4

    Also Casey said that her daughter was with zan-ny the nanny. A police detective pointed out that it could mean that the child was given zantac (Sp) to put her dau. to sleep while she partied.

    • @amandanegrete1306
      @amandanegrete1306 2 роки тому

      I believe it was the benzodiazepine Xanax.
      IDK why it is spelled with an X, but pronounced ZAN EX.
      Didn’t Kasey have a prescription for the anxiety medication?
      IDK how Kaley was murdered but respiratory depression/failure is 💯 possible with a benzodiazepine like Xanax.

    • @bernicestine9
      @bernicestine9 4 місяці тому

      that's zanax,not zantac geeze........

  • @paulrobinson5492
    @paulrobinson5492 2 роки тому

    Dr, Grande, I agree. I love your videos--always interesting and well prepared. And I appreciate your sense of humor. Thanks.

  • @cherylhughes8212
    @cherylhughes8212 2 роки тому +419

    My ex was an extremely violent man. He was sent to anger management where he proceeded to fool them so completely that they held him up as an example to the others.
    He also fooled a therapist I insisted he see.
    He would laugh about this and taunt me when he beat me.
    Narcissists can be ever so charming and convincing.

    • @marypliska4070
      @marypliska4070 2 роки тому +12

      Wow

    • @cherylhughes8212
      @cherylhughes8212 2 роки тому +6

      @@marypliska4070 🌷yep.

    • @j.l.spraggins8589
      @j.l.spraggins8589 2 роки тому +20

      *Impressed with your keen observation and ability to think clearly.* Borderlines are very good at everything your ex did.
      (I have a borderline parent who fooled so many people it exasperated my tortured upbringing. My other parent was an alcoholic, sobered up after turning 70.)
      My fav book on coping with narcissists: *The One-Way Relationship Workbook* (not that you need it!). It's a thin book but very meaningful.

    • @minniegibson8722
      @minniegibson8722 2 роки тому +6

      You are absolutely correct. There are many master manipulators in this world. Even the smartest of us have been fooled by them.

    • @bootykingfaia
      @bootykingfaia 2 роки тому +8

      it is terrifying what people can be capable of. i hope you are in a much better place now. i’m sending you love, healing is a long process but it is so liberating. take care

  • @jennifermoffitt5286
    @jennifermoffitt5286 5 років тому +766

    She killed her daughter. She killed her daughter. She killed her daughter. End of story. The mere fact that she didn't report her daughter missing for a month, and there was in fact no nanny...done. Case closed. No mother who honestly has no clue what happened to her baby just goes about her life for a month. Never ever ever ever in the history of the world does that happen. Never. As a jurist, that is all I would have ever needed to hear.

    • @miraclesforus2
      @miraclesforus2 4 роки тому +6

      There are as many people running around who are ad evil as the perpetrator under scrutiny.

    • @miraclesforus2
      @miraclesforus2 4 роки тому +55

      The whole situation was an outrageous travesty of justice. Horrific beyond belief.

    • @laalaag2auntyayag776
      @laalaag2auntyayag776 4 роки тому +54

      Mara L Really? If you’re gullible enough to buy that BS, I have a bridge in London I’d love to sell you

    • @righteoustruthspeaker7507
      @righteoustruthspeaker7507 4 роки тому +27

      @Mara L my lord...you are an idiot! Let me guess. You are a liberal

    • @Mr.Jtea3
      @Mr.Jtea3 4 роки тому

      Yeah well you weren’t on the jury. Spoken like a true liberal know it all keep your fat fucking mouth shut.

  • @junopierre2988
    @junopierre2988 Рік тому +3

    I lost my son for 30 seconds and nearly had a heart attack. Something is definitely off if you lost your child for 30 days and party like it’s 1999

  • @scottishgirl7653
    @scottishgirl7653 2 роки тому

    Thank you so much for this case!

  • @proudtobehere
    @proudtobehere 3 роки тому +2004

    Let me make this easy for you. She is guilty AF, I’m using this sophisticated mental ability called common F sense.

    • @lindabordeaux6814
      @lindabordeaux6814 3 роки тому +36

      Yes she did it! Common F Semse!

    • @lindabordeaux6814
      @lindabordeaux6814 3 роки тому +33

      @@ansnfbsknanssshshbsnsndnd5438 Didn't know that. Just icing on the cake! She did it!

    • @mrmeerkat1096
      @mrmeerkat1096 3 роки тому +69

      She drowned in the pool! This woman is a proven liar, look at the fake nanny story and the depth of the lie. She said the nanny was originally from new York and came down here to study at the university of Florida. She didn't exist!!! Also the co worker at universal studios Juliette Lewis (not the actress) doesn't exist. The prosecutor's all need to be fired.

    • @morgancarmichael2386
      @morgancarmichael2386 3 роки тому +57

      Oh my god dude. We cannot convict people based on "coMmOn sEnSe" like that's the EXACT mistake the stupid prosecutor made and that's exactly why Casey Anthony walks free today. EVIDENCE. LOGIC. NOT "common sense"

    • @robert48044
      @robert48044 3 роки тому +37

      considering the prosecution fucked up, she's innocent. Overcharged her and didn't build a strong enough case for the charge. I think she's guilty but the prosecution fuck'd up.

  • @kentcyclist
    @kentcyclist 3 роки тому +343

    My dog ran off for 12 minutes. I was distraught and called a friend immediately to help search. I found him 2 doors along sniffing for foxes.

    • @zoeyburger1211
      @zoeyburger1211 3 роки тому +10

      Your dog was arrested?

    • @Basey
      @Basey 3 роки тому +16

      My Chihuahua did this and I was running around the neighborhood, sobbing and calling her name like an actual crazy person, meanwhile she is in the neighbor's backyard just watching me from under their fence >=/

    • @NoName-gv1sg
      @NoName-gv1sg 3 роки тому +1

      Sooo Why Are you comparing dog with a kid???It is not the same!Get that in your head

    • @sedoniadragotta8323
      @sedoniadragotta8323 3 роки тому +1

      I had a cat once a month she disappeared I called her every morning afternoon and night till one evening she came back with her belly full and a copple tom cats . I never gave up hope . Now if it was my child I would of called the cops ASAP and would of gone to the ends of the earth bare foot looking for my child if anyone took them .
      She didn't cos she already knew her parents had something to do with it as well. There is no doubt in my mind that it won't happen again maybe it will be her partners death next she will try cover up or another child's death. Remember shes got away with everything qlll her life . Her confidence of her self is growing and some one like her will eventually slip up.
      Shes a narcistuc demon

    • @thatsalt1560
      @thatsalt1560 3 роки тому +3

      @@NoName-gv1sg They are comparing the reaction to a pet gone missing to Casey not reacting at all when her child went missing. They're pointing out that a normal and innocent person would have been at least as upset as a person whose dog just ran away.

  • @darthcarnage6734
    @darthcarnage6734 2 роки тому

    I don’t know why but I’ve become very fond of you and your videos… I think it’s because the content is interesting, your well educated, and present your arguments very good… keep it up please

  • @mikefarrant6880
    @mikefarrant6880 Рік тому +2

    The more I listen to your site the more I understand and learn. I never finished school due to my wife and I having children I’m still with my girlfriend n turned into my wife for forty years now. U make it very easy to understand your break down of actions of people. Thumbs up 👍 great investigative work in breaking down these subjects. Thanks again n god bless

  • @DrGrande
    @DrGrande  5 років тому +279

    Casey Anthony's age at the time of Caylee's death was 22. Casey was born in 1986.
    Also, evidently Casey did not live with Cindy and George at that time, but rather spent a great deal of time at their house, which may explain why Cindy waited so long to notify the police.
    Thank you to those who pointed out the errors!

    • @markchristiansen7350
      @markchristiansen7350 5 років тому +14

      Dr.Grande
      Read the comments right below this one. That woman has it correctly her parents never new when she was going to be at their house to sleep she was always staying at friends and boyfriends houses she basically used her parents house as a mailing address

    • @JustJesstheMess
      @JustJesstheMess 5 років тому +15

      Dr. Grande I took the MMPI and the results came back as entirely "inconclusive." The psychiatrist was flabbergasted and in 30+ years of practice he had never seen that happen with the MMPI. The test was re-run and again found to be inconclusive. He spoke with the office in CA that processes the tests and he received some info as to why the results could be inconclusive. Basically I scored extremely high in honesty and consistency in my responses but yet there were no other patterns to be found anywhere. So apparently they seek specific patterns and I was all over the place in my answers but still considered extremely honest and consistent. The psychiatrist accused me of randomly filling out the test and not taking it seriously and that wasn't the case at all. I took it very seriously and answered each question very honestly. So have you ever heard of this happening with the MMPI and what does this mean about my psychology?

    • @aplemat
      @aplemat 5 років тому +1

      Jess C. You obviously can be truly and honest within your own spectrum
      which will probably differ from the others.
      You believe deeply in your own lies and self-suggestion to the point of making them real to others.
      Surely the doctors was right and you didn’t answer the questions of compliance with the required standards but according to your own standards.
      You probably have no control over your own lies and inability to live in consistency with reality.
      You can look in the mirror and not have the slightest idea of ​​what you are seeing.

    • @BeingLifted
      @BeingLifted 5 років тому +3

      @@aplemat How did you come to know so much about this test and its' results to spell out all of that? Elsewhere you said it was easy for a smart person to learn how to "pass" it, or something like that.

    • @ratterrierdogma
      @ratterrierdogma 5 років тому +5

      Dr. Todd Grande do you have any thoughts on Jodi Arias’ personality diagnosis? Sociopath? I don’t believe she was abused by Travis Alexander, rather she maligned his character after she killed him bc she was incensed that he ended their “relationship” and called her out on her serious personality flaws.

  • @California92122
    @California92122 5 років тому +529

    Cindy tried to protect Casey by saying it was her who googled "chloroform", but obviously this computer search happened to a specific time at which Cindy was at work.
    While Casey did pretty well at school she dropped out of high school without telling their parents. She left the house every morning and went to the mall. That's kind of when her career as a professional liar and con artist began, and her parents apparently went along and even attended her "graduation" making up excuses why their daughter wasn't actually called to get her diploma. Weird much?
    I'm troubled about the result of the psychological evaluations. There's no way she can be "normal"?! She can be very convincing, however. Do you think she played both experts?
    I like that you didn't chicken out of publicly saying she did it. I tend to like the manslaughter scenario. She drugged Caylee so she'd sleep through Casey's nights out. One night she overdosed and panicked. Her whole life she had gotten away with bullshitting her way out of trouble - why not this time?
    Thanks for your videos, I like to listen to how you approach these questions.

    • @joanlynch5271
      @joanlynch5271 4 роки тому +3

      She should have just called the police. If she is that lucky, then maybe she still would have gotten off.

    • @TheMadsVolta
      @TheMadsVolta 4 роки тому +18

      Joan Lynch well she got away with it anyways :/ and she would have been charged with child abuse if they found drugs in Caylee’s system.

    • @Lora_M_NY
      @Lora_M_NY 4 роки тому +19

      Tamara Gerber so I am positive she is borderline personality disorder, histrionic type at very LEAST. And unless an evaluator sees evidence of it during the brief time they are involved with her, it’s not going to be diagnosed because any smart borderline or sociopath can fake normal in a contrived clinical situation. We know that doesn’t occur from an organic issue in the brain or biochemistry or genetics, but as a result of a systematically & dysfunctional and traumatic environment. I think she’s an only child (?) so the parents could direct all the dysfunction onto her from birth. They certainly are not going to give ANY negative history when asked! Also, Casey is smart and every smart borderline seems WONDERFUL at first but as you observe over time....watch out! And in an outpatient clinical setting you may never get a glimpse of the behaviors, reactions etc that are troubling. I’ve been clinical but with access to residential or actually working right in the residence. Lately, it’s with adults in rehabs, detoxes & halfway houses. I can say without a shadow of doubt that meeting someone like Casey Anthony for a couple one on one sessions, there is no way to observe her “natural” behaviors, reactions and belief systems. She’s smart. She knows what’s distorted in her thinking and even tho she thinks SHE’S RIGHT she also knows what answers are expected from her. So ultimately this is all moot I just realized because diagnosing a mental disorder would not have helped convict her. It would aid the defense. Who clearly did the impossible without it! And had she been found to have any form of sociopathy like a personality d/o it would’ve been moot because she still knows right and wrong! A sociopath just doesn’t care. We’d be blaming the finding of not guilty of any murder charge on the mental disorder had she been determined to have one, instead of being shocked and dumbstruck at what many feel is a miscarriage of justice.

    • @belfiore_18
      @belfiore_18 4 роки тому +30

      Cindy had Caylee for one week straight while she was on vacation. Casey was free as a bird. The day Cindy went back to work is the day Caylee died. June 16th. That same day she did a search on her computer - FULL PROOF SUFFOCATION - during the hours while both Cindy and George were at work. It was deleted from FireFox. That's been proven . So she did it!

    • @terryseviltwin
      @terryseviltwin 4 роки тому +1

      @@Lora_M_NY 100%

  • @Ada_Isabella
    @Ada_Isabella 2 роки тому +7

    She is absolutely GUILTY! That’s what I think. Her lack of care, body language, her facial expressions scream GUILT! And every time I see her my stomach turns, instinctively.

  • @buffhuskies
    @buffhuskies 2 роки тому +5

    My understanding was Casey had taken her daughter with her on a “work trip,” so that explains why the grandmother hadn’t reported her missing sooner.
    My take is the grandmother legitimately seemed concerned when Casey kept putting her off on why she couldn’t see or even talk to Kaley on the phone. They later for whatever reason decided to help cover up for Casey.

  • @UnapolegeticallyAProblem
    @UnapolegeticallyAProblem 3 роки тому +179

    The case had the most incompetent jury on the face of this earth.

    • @lightasafeather9750
      @lightasafeather9750 2 роки тому +7

      And the fact they had the audacity to interview after and say they felt they made the right decision and another juror was selling details to the press AND someone working in the legal office with Casey's lawyer walked in on them having sex in the office. Like they dropped the ball hard

    • @reannabaker4
      @reannabaker4 2 роки тому +16

      The prosecution was caught off guard and should take blame. They were caught off guard when the defense claimed that the death was accidental. They should have anticipated this and built their case accordingly. Casey got by with murder.

    • @Ryan-nq3qp
      @Ryan-nq3qp 2 роки тому +16

      You people think you know the facts of the case as they were heard in the court room, when in reality, you only know of little bits here and there, usually to sway you into believing one side or the other. The 12 jurors heard all the facts of the case and received a set of jury instructions that had to be followed. These instructions are generally clear and concise. e.g If you determine that Casey did not do action "X" then charge "1" should yield a "Not guilty" verdict and lesser included charges should not be considered etc. So all in all, based on what was discussed in the court and based on the legal standards, they probably yielded the correct verdict.
      I personally believe that she DID commit the murder. However it is incredibly important, above all, to maintain the presumption of innocence and the proving of one's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. The reality is that sometimes we will get cases like these. Cases where the common sense part of our minds tell us that of course "she's guilty!" but the evidence-based side of the case don't actually sufficiently support that proposition. This is unfortunately a part of a justice system that leans in favour of the freedom and liberties of defendants, as it should.

    • @hopscotch30
      @hopscotch30 2 роки тому

      Well, the jury system is based on the idea of a jury "of your piers"... seems she got exactly that...

    • @georgemacdonell2341
      @georgemacdonell2341 2 роки тому +2

      Except for oj's jury

  • @jvrooney2540
    @jvrooney2540 3 роки тому +305

    Watching Casey Anthony in the police interview provided, I was struck by her sociability and ability to frequently laugh or giggle. Had it been my child missing my affect would be frantic, and I would have been in tears. In my 27 years as a mental health clinician, I did not witness as disturbing a display of inappropriate affect or attitude as in this footage re a missing child.

    • @darthbigred22
      @darthbigred22 2 роки тому +8

      Playing the men or trying to anyways

    • @jwagz9300
      @jwagz9300 2 роки тому +8

      Hi there!
      The analyses Dr. Grande said the two mental health professionals had for Casey made my jaw drop open. Want to ask you if you followed the case as it happened, as well as how on Earth, if you can comment your opinion on it, could those two professionals not find her to be blood curddlingly sociopathic, or psychopathic, or deranged?
      I remember this case very, very well, and remember how I felt when Casey was FINALLY arrested, and again when she was NOT found guilty.
      Now she lives with, or works closely with someone who was involved in the investigation??
      Disgusting. I know she is attractive and slender, but what madness is it that so many men would sympathies with such a "person?"
      That José Biaz, for example. Seemed like she was sleeping with him the way he defended and provided for her.
      I read men would wrote her and send her money when she was in jail, and wanting to be in a relationship with her.
      Me? Couldn't find a man to save my life, lol... althought I wpuldnt want one who would want to be with someone like her, as well as I'm so don't even trying to find one. They make me sick, actually, now days.
      Please forgive the way I skipped around... I have "squirrel brain!"
      (◕ᴗ◕✿)

    • @thesongbird2383
      @thesongbird2383 2 роки тому +11

      I followed this case too. If I recall correctly, Cindy (Casey's mother) was very involved with little Caylee-- almost like Caylee was her own daughter. I thought perhaps the attention Cindy gave to Caylee made Casey upset. I wondered if Cindy failed to show very much love to Casey as she was growing up. Then when Casey saw all the attention her mother was giving to Caylee, it made her jealous and angry. Therefore, perhaps Casey decided to get back at her mother by eliminating Caylee. All of them lived together in that small house which would have caused a lot of tension. Did any of you wonder about Cindy seeming obsessed with little Caylee?

    • @jwagz9300
      @jwagz9300 2 роки тому +6

      @@thesongbird2383
      Yes!! I thought very, very similar thoughts! Caylee looked so, SO much like Cindy, too, I thought. I thought maybe Casey was jealous over the affection her parents had for Caylee. Cindy overstepped many boundaries, I do believe. Not to pardon Casey's chilling and narcissistic behaviors in any way. Had wondered if Cindy may have created a monster in her own daughter with her ways and George's passivity over it.

    • @r.c.miller6161
      @r.c.miller6161 2 роки тому +8

      High narcissism.

  • @jaapstobbe589
    @jaapstobbe589 2 роки тому +1

    I found you're final assessment very interesting. I am a criminal law defense lawyer, with 30 years of experience and for me, saying that the state did not prove its case instead of 'I did not do it' is a tell tale sign. That said I really like your nuanced verdict. We simply can never be sure.

  • @bonniesaffell2138
    @bonniesaffell2138 2 роки тому

    I think u are very bright and articulate and enjoy what you think about these cases I agree 80% of the he time on what you conclude at the end keep up these awesome cases

  • @monacoofthebluepacific2571
    @monacoofthebluepacific2571 4 роки тому +509

    At 19 years old, Casey Anthony never wanted a child in the first place. She wanted to have an abortion but her mother talked her out of it. I believe she killed her daughter and became euphoric from the freedom of the unwanted responsibility.

    • @akristen4971
      @akristen4971 3 роки тому +13

      Makes sense

    • @joshuaearp9494
      @joshuaearp9494 3 роки тому +24

      Makes sense but they didn't know she was pregnant until she was something like 7 months along.

    • @flamechick6
      @flamechick6 3 роки тому +43

      I think her reckless parenting killed Kaley, gave her that drug to sleep, and she never woke up. Casey stopped caring

    • @kfarr3037
      @kfarr3037 3 роки тому +65

      @@joshuaearp9494 Casey wanted to put her up for adoption but her mother refused, forbid it. She thought Casey would mature into a mother after giving birth..ha! When you don't want a child, don't bond with it, there is no way you're ever going to care for that child. Then of course the other factors in play was that her mother saw Kaylee as another opportunity to do better and have another mother/daughter relationship since her own failed one with Casey. Casey was never going to turn out decent due to family dynamics. Her father DID NOT abuse her, but her parents relationship was very problematic and her mom never disciplined her growing up so that just fueled her narcissistic personality. The last thing Casey ever needs ever is a child or a pet!!

    • @fang3839
      @fang3839 3 роки тому +12

      K Farr I agree grandma is not helping along the way. If you can’t straighten your kid when she is young, just give up. A lot of disasters come from tough love when your child is a grown-up. If a grownup wants to ruin her life, there is really nothing you can do.

  • @brendaforevergreen7436
    @brendaforevergreen7436 5 років тому +496

    I love that you’re covering publicized cases-and doing so with thoughtful, academically-backed, well-researched, analyses.
    Dr. Phil, take note of Dr Grand and his channel. You don’t have to sensationalize your subjects-and the science of psychology-to attract an audience.

    • @CD-jm7tc
      @CD-jm7tc 5 років тому +9

      Brenda DeHart - i agree

    • @unpluggeddogdreams
      @unpluggeddogdreams 5 років тому +11

      Dr. Phil is old news now

    • @ZeonEons
      @ZeonEons 5 років тому +19

      Agreed. Dr. Todd Grande
      doesn't impose himself, remaining objective to the current case or cases.

    • @brendaforevergreen7436
      @brendaforevergreen7436 5 років тому +19

      CRACKERJack Thesarcasticcat
      Dr Phil’s latest click-bait: “Lady Gaga’s Choreographer Evaluates 20-Year-Old Who Claims She’s The Best Dancer In The World.” On the show, Dr Phil and the choreographer publicly shamed the dancer after she performed-all for the benevolent purpose of slapping her with a big fat reality check. Did she meet any criteria for a personality or mood disorder? We’ll never know....
      Dear CRACKERJack, I appreciate your comment in defense of Dr Phil, citing his saintly patience. But he NEEDS the patience of a saint - considering the fact that his guests are cherry-picked for their extreme dysfunction - and considering the delicious drama that comes from The Hawthorn Effect, when people modify their behavior because they know they’re being observed. Extremely dysfunctional people + Hawthorn Effect = Dr. Jerry-Springer-Phil.
      Yet I can see why you stuck up for Dr Phil. He’s famous. He’s friends with Oprah. He’s not a complete monster. For example, he offers his guests post-show interventions & counseling, which is a good thing. But unfortunately he also offers his guests with a sensational slew of on-the-spot therapies that involve surprise! family members, surprise! criticism, and surprise! topic changes. At least one person has committed suicide, and many lives and reputations have been damaged, after being Dr-Philled. He’s been sued by guests, and his conduct has been reprimanded by the APA.
      But the whole reason for my post was to comment on how Dr Grande’s educational approach is helping mental health and mental illness. Now that he’s doing more videos about famous (and infamous) people, I began to think about another PhD psychologist whose show features famous people. Comparing the two made me take a closer look at Dr Phil... how ridiculous his approach and antics are, and how they actually support the prejudice, ignorance, and stigma that surrounds mental health.
      It’s no wonder that Dr Phil surrendered his psychology license 14 years ago-something he should be disclosing at the beginning of every TV episode. He’s not “textbook.” He couldn’t, or wouldn’t, adhere to at least one of psychology’s core ethical duties: “To strive to help the public in developing informed judgments and choices concerning human behavior.... in order to contribute to human welfare.” Dr Grande, on the other-hand, does this grandly. While Dr Phil has made a mockery out of mental illness, Dr Grande is giving it a makeover, making it both legit and fascinating.

    • @therealroygbiv
      @therealroygbiv 5 років тому +12

      @CRACKERJack Thesarcasticcat Phil is an exploitative bully

  • @jjartzlikeslamps
    @jjartzlikeslamps 2 роки тому +3

    I am absolutely bewildered at the fact that the jury did not take the fact that Casey was out partying while her daughter was missing, the foul smell in the trunk, the duct tape, the fact that she was clearly wrapped up in something to hide her body, the fact that she didn't even report her daughter ''missing'' from day one, and that they didn't even realize that her defendant said she drowned, but then later said that her death is unknown, as evidence.
    Yea, nothing to see there whatsoever.

  • @markmotil
    @markmotil 2 роки тому

    very interesting...thanks for a better understanding

  • @SexyAzzHell93
    @SexyAzzHell93 2 роки тому +208

    I damn near died laughing when she said she was an event coordinator at Disney World when actually she was one of the ppl who show you your photo of you hollering and screaming while you were on the ride. Casey is crazier than mug.

    • @hollymendence1410
      @hollymendence1410 2 роки тому +13

      I thought she worked at Universal down there in Florida, but I do recall she “exaggerated” her position, whichever theme park she worked for.

    • @LargeInCharge77
      @LargeInCharge77 2 роки тому +12

      @@hollymendence1410 im pretty sure she had also already been fired or quit that job too

    • @moldyvoldy1231
      @moldyvoldy1231 2 роки тому +10

      It was universal, not Disney. She also lied about working at a sporting goods store.

    • @Mitchell_is_smart._You2bs_dumb
      @Mitchell_is_smart._You2bs_dumb 2 роки тому

      Disgusting. A small child is murdered and you are laughing your ass off because universal studios has dumb names for their employees? Doreen, you sound worse than Casey. I hope you don't have any and are never allowed to be unsupervised around any children. But if that's you in the picture, I don't think it's going to be a problem.

    • @Mitchell_is_smart._You2bs_dumb
      @Mitchell_is_smart._You2bs_dumb 2 роки тому +2

      @@SexyAzzHell93 I'm just going to say "Sure" because I don't know what you just tried to assert. So.. well done, I can't argue with that

  • @calgal7828
    @calgal7828 2 роки тому +246

    My first grade daughter got off the bus at the wrong bus stop & became lost in our neighborhood. I went full on panic mode when she didn’t get off in front of our house. She was lost about 30 looong minutes before I found her. I can’t imagine going any longer without calling the police. Casey was guilty....not a doubt in my mind. So sad. The grandparents loved that little girl .

    • @lisakeefe3582
      @lisakeefe3582 2 роки тому +15

      That must have been horrifying for you. I was in the store visiting with my sister and all of a sudden my daughter was gone! She was about 4 at the time. I was the same for about a minute that lasted an hour! She was a couple aisles down. She’d never done that before but I was distracted. I thank God no one took her every time I think of that. She’s 20 and I still worry.

    • @calgal7828
      @calgal7828 2 роки тому +15

      @@lisakeefe3582 We never stop worrying do we? Take care

    • @jn8ive60
      @jn8ive60 2 роки тому +4

      I am bowled over by your mommy skills but that anecdote has nothing to with whether or not Anthony is guilty. I hate when people who are completely untrained and uneducated in psychology make judgements about how others act during and after traumatic occurrences. I will go ahead and add---I know of a case in which the accused was absolutely innocent and the DA made judgements about how the accused was acting during the first month after the allegation. The accused was not acting sad and upset enough about the situation for the DA. The accused posted a picture of herself on social media smiling. I was told by the accused that she was in shock, the situation didn't seem real, it seemed like a novel she was reading, like it was happening to someone else during that early time. A few months later, it hit her full force. And I know that's very similar to how my brain reacted when my husband unexpectedly died at a young age. So I've had just about enough of "Anthony didn't act sad or worried or panicked, at least not that we can see, she danced and smiled, she must be guilty." I don't know whether she's guilty or not, and I don't know, if she is guilty, exactly WHAT she's guilty of, but her behavior proves nothing.

    • @jn8ive60
      @jn8ive60 2 роки тому

      @@josephwhittaker442 No, in and of itself it does not prove she murdered her daughter. It could be a piece of evidence, which combined with much other evidence, proved she murdered her, but by itself it does not. The most you can say about it, by itself, is that it could prove she had something to hide, but what? That she killed her with malice aforethought? We don't know. That she killed her accidentally? We don't know. That she knows who killed her and is covering up for that person? We don't know. That she was negligent in leaving her daughter for too long with the person who then killed her? We don't know. Or she had nothing to do with it but has a mental illness which led her to act inappropriately afterward and then concoct lies? We don't know.

    • @cheriszymanski2752
      @cheriszymanski2752 2 роки тому +1

      My daughter didn't get off on her spot I called the bus company and had 3 people at that stop waiting for her while I was on my way. She wouldn't get off the bus for strangers. I had my friends hold the bus till I got her. Yeah she got off on so many charges. This should have been cut and dry. I blame the judge and prosecutor.

  • @lewisstreet7266
    @lewisstreet7266 4 місяці тому

    Very good analysis by Dr Grande!

  • @janicejusticerollins160
    @janicejusticerollins160 2 роки тому +3

    Who else but Casey would have had the motive? To me she is the most logical. Had I served on that jury, whether the state made it case against her or not, I would have trusted my intuition.

  • @kublakhan1334
    @kublakhan1334 3 роки тому +327

    After being caught in lie after lie to the police , she tried to blame her dad ! She’s a poor excuse for a human being and mother.

    • @scottyd2262
      @scottyd2262 3 роки тому +7

      I believe both of your comments 100% !!!
      I used to know somebody like Casey. They lied all of the time, they always blamed somebody else no matter what the circumstance.
      It's all about her and people are in their lives are only there to be used then thrown away once they work her out..

    • @chrisgould101
      @chrisgould101 3 роки тому +1

      Some just shouldn't ever be mothers. They never deserve that privilege yet see it as their right.

    • @NeuroPulse
      @NeuroPulse 3 роки тому +1

      I wonder what it's like to be someone like her. Her genuine self and the facade she presents to the world are entirely distinct. So her real self has no real connection outside of her skull. Strange.

    • @belmum1689
      @belmum1689 3 роки тому +2

      @@NeuroPulse The whole family is weird.

    • @loubeelou2362
      @loubeelou2362 3 роки тому +1

      I feel so sorry for the Granddad. You can see from interviews how heartbroken he is, and to be dragged through the mud like that by your own daughter. Despicable.

  • @sourgummiez
    @sourgummiez 3 роки тому +375

    Kaylee would’ve turned 15 today.

  • @nonAehT
    @nonAehT 2 роки тому +19

    After seeing JCS's video on this case i was baffled how she could receive the not guilty verdict. Thank you for this explanation on the errors of the persecutions that lead to her getting away with it...

    • @CowSaysMooMoo
      @CowSaysMooMoo Рік тому

      watch the WHOLE TRIAL, make SURE you COMPLETELY UNDERSTAND the legal meaning of 'reasonable DOUBT' and then comment again.

    • @nonAehT
      @nonAehT Рік тому +2

      @@CowSaysMooMoo i won't

  • @jaimelopez-gi3oo
    @jaimelopez-gi3oo 2 роки тому

    Agree 100%
    Except the 31 days and the grandparents, that was extreme to me. I think the grandparents understood she was a neglectful but loving mom with a selfish behavior style. Grandparents may not have known anything directly but were not willing to connect the dots.
    Thank you, your analysis of these cases puts my mind a little bit at ease.

  • @msbae
    @msbae 3 роки тому +134

    Guilty or not, that chick still acted rather callously during the whole ordeal. That tells me there's something *_VERY_* wrong with her. I would not invite her into my home for Sunday dinner.

    • @donaldduck4392
      @donaldduck4392 3 роки тому +2

      this is like the most based take I read in this whole comments section. Shes a sicko and probably did it, but the amount of people here who are 100% sure on what happened makes me really really scared.

    • @zoeyburger1211
      @zoeyburger1211 3 роки тому

      Based take? What does that mean? Did you mean to use the word biased and not based?

    • @badcornflakes6374
      @badcornflakes6374 3 роки тому

      @@zoeyburger1211
      Based - The quality of having an opinion without regard for what other people think, often a controversial opinion but not always. Upon expressing such an opinion it is customary for others to acknowledge the person as being based.

  • @Saittham1987
    @Saittham1987 3 роки тому +85

    There is a bad theme in Casey Anthony's life. She gets away with her lies. So sad, for little Caylee justice never can be served.

  • @seckert93
    @seckert93 2 роки тому

    I love your videos, keep it up!

  • @ellenthom34
    @ellenthom34 2 роки тому

    Only ,,41 subscribers to reach a million.Happy season, Dr Grande

  • @lalorealva1
    @lalorealva1 3 роки тому +296

    She never shown any empathy or pain for the fact that her daughter was dead
    She got away with murder

    • @TH-kp5vi
      @TH-kp5vi 3 роки тому +17

      And she sleeps good at night, her words.

    • @dp503
      @dp503 3 роки тому +6

      She used tape to stop her breathing, she suffered at the hand of her mum

    • @lalorealva1
      @lalorealva1 3 роки тому +3

      @@dp503 Yes, and might be the way the little angel died.

    • @ihague4568
      @ihague4568 3 роки тому +4

      Exactly. That lack of response to her child's death is enough to prove that the MMPI results were rubbish.

    • @debbiefuqua5198
      @debbiefuqua5198 3 роки тому +9

      She won't get away with it because when it's Judgement Day she will be found accountable for Caylees death. Amen

  • @maureeningleston1501
    @maureeningleston1501 3 роки тому +140

    I'am surprised she didn't blame it on the "TOOTH FAIRY" or the "EASTER BUNNY". Her arrogance and depravity knows no bounds.

    • @cherylhughes8212
      @cherylhughes8212 2 роки тому +4

      If she had her parents would have bought her a basket of candy, and put money under her pillow!🧚🐇🧺

  • @niallbyrne6474
    @niallbyrne6474 2 роки тому

    I'm hooked Dr Grande. I clicked on you because of the Michael Jackson video and now I'm here . You are way to smart for me to follow everything you say 🙂but I find you so interesting that I want to hear more . You also seem like such a nice man that I can't help but like you. BTW I agree with you on both cases.

  • @karynsuepohlmeier2109
    @karynsuepohlmeier2109 2 роки тому

    Love your channel!!

  • @elisamastromarino7123
    @elisamastromarino7123 5 років тому +298

    I think we sometimes mull over the obvious so much that things get blurry. In this case, I think it's very obvious that she murdered her little girl. Who puts duct tape on an already deceased child/person? Why didn't she get her death smelling car out of impound? Living la vita bella? How is that possible if your child is missing? It's not; not if you love your child.
    To sum up: she killed her to live la vita bella It's true! It's all right there. I remember the last thing that I remember hearing her say was "I am not worried what people think and *I sleep pretty good at night."*
    Whaaaat?
    Thanks Doctor Grande. 🌹

    • @aplemat
      @aplemat 5 років тому +16

      Elisa Mastromarino They could at least hospitalized her for treatment because it is clear that she has a huge mental problem. Compulsive lies are dangerous.

    • @shaynelahmed6323
      @shaynelahmed6323 5 років тому +12

      Well said. It was not accidental overdose. Not with the duct tape.

    • @pseudoplexaura
      @pseudoplexaura 5 років тому +2

      Bella vita

    • @lillieeve6969
      @lillieeve6969 5 років тому +8

      Elisa Mastromarino you hit the nail on the head here and hearing endless drivel sometimes I think purposely messes up juries

    • @rebeccaparker1982
      @rebeccaparker1982 5 років тому +8

      I think the tape was there because the body started to purge .

  • @kemilay
    @kemilay 3 роки тому +102

    Watching another video, where they give detailed background....Casey was always a compulsive liar. So she was not lying as a way to dissociate....she has always had that issue

  • @carolroberts8930
    @carolroberts8930 Рік тому

    I agree with your evaluation and conclusions.

  • @Earthdogbonzo3
    @Earthdogbonzo3 Рік тому +4

    Your typical Mother will be insane with frantic anxiety when their child is missing or in immediate danger. Rare is the Mother who abandons her child/children with cool detachment and carries on.
    Based on those observations I believe Casey Anthony is guilty of murdering Caylee.
    The partying and sexual promiscuity were Casey's way of coping with, and relieving the intense anxieties, and psychoemotional rush that accompanied the murder of her daughter. How she "failed" the MMI battery is likely due to coaching and her own innate deviousness. I wonder how she would score on the PCL-R?
    One other assessment is to observe how she has been living as a free citizen the past 7 years, e.g. could be Karla Homolka.

  • @jdr9419
    @jdr9419 5 років тому +156

    I’ve always thought the fact that they waited 31 days before calling the police was suspicious.

    • @kimmygibler760
      @kimmygibler760 4 роки тому +7

      And ths award for most obvious and useless comment goes to....

    • @bonnielong5812
      @bonnielong5812 4 роки тому +8

      No, they really didn’t realize she was missing. Every time they asked Casey about it she fabricated another plausible explanation. Casey often took Kaylee with her & stayed with friends or boy friends. She once took her on a road trip out of state. Remember, Cindy didn’t even notice that Casey was 8 months pregnant, even though every one else noticed it. She firmly believed that Casey had never had sex!! She is blind when it came to Casey. She survives on denial, poor woman. And she’s very controlling, but with a child like Casey who’s a pathological liar, maybe she HAD to be!

    • @yourlehrness
      @yourlehrness 4 роки тому +5

      That they would wait one day or hour is suspicious

    • @nemofish3504
      @nemofish3504 4 роки тому +4

      @matthew ??? Not useless? Lmao I mean, your comment was definitely unnecessary and useless, but I guess, considering your response, you won’t agree to that.

    • @metamorphicorder
      @metamorphicorder 3 роки тому +4

      And in other news, the sun is a little warm, water is wet, and bears shit in the woods.

  • @JSainte17
    @JSainte17 2 роки тому +152

    The judge, a few years later, said that despite it being mostly circumstantial, there was enough evidence for a conviction and he was in disbelief at the verdict. He said she was incredibly manipulative and made sure to appear solely one way in front of the jury, but when they were not in the room she'd be loud and obnoxious, yelling at her attorneys and just being a B. The last part isn't from the judge, it's my description of how I see her any time she talks.

    • @phataton8206
      @phataton8206 2 роки тому +12

      Almost all evidence is “circumstantial” rarely does someone do these things in front of witnesses. Agree with you.

    • @r.c.miller6161
      @r.c.miller6161 2 роки тому +7

      Not guilty? So WHY is no one looking for the killer?

    • @jjsmama401
      @jjsmama401 Рік тому +4

      Sounds like the jury needed a better understanding of circumstantial evidence.

    • @wallyballach9672
      @wallyballach9672 Рік тому

      Look at the way she spoke to her parents when she ORDERED them to get the phone number of her latest boyfriend. She is a vile person who deserved to be locked away for life.

    • @scottb.6725
      @scottb.6725 Рік тому

      So, a judge is legally powerless if a dumb jury gets it wrong?

  • @doctorshell7118
    @doctorshell7118 2 роки тому +2

    Can you do an analysis of the Mantle twins from the movie Dead Ringers? Specifically, is this a case of shared psychotic disorder, and outside of the obvious substance use disorders.
    Love your videos.
    Sincerely, psychiatrist cinemophile

  • @gloriatorres6286
    @gloriatorres6286 2 роки тому

    I love this so informative please tell me you did Jodi arias 😭

  • @unpluggeddogdreams
    @unpluggeddogdreams 5 років тому +313

    I think the parents were afraid of Casey.
    They knew they had a monster for a daughter. A compulsive liar. They will never know what really happened but they KNOW.

    • @corsicanlulu
      @corsicanlulu 5 років тому +44

      @Sweet Pea loads of people are sexually abused and that does NOT cause them to become murderers! she was a malignant narcissist, actually a sociopath

    • @terryseviltwin
      @terryseviltwin 4 роки тому +12

      There is a Dateline interview of her parents. Her mother is the sucker that believes her, and her father knows she did it for sure. He won't even talk to her. Very interesting video.

    • @barrymichlowitz1071
      @barrymichlowitz1071 4 роки тому +2

      I think the marriage of the parents was in trouble and Cindy was trying to use George as a fall guy to clear Casey's name and get him out of her life at the same time. (I believe Cindy, at least, knew Casey murdered Caylee.)

    • @sarahholland1375
      @sarahholland1375 4 роки тому +11

      They don't want to admit what she did, because then what does that say about their parenting? They raised a sociopath.

    • @darkwoods1954
      @darkwoods1954 4 роки тому +7

      I don't think they were scared of her. They just spoilt her. Turned a blind eye to all her lies or played along with them. Refusing to accept the reality that she did bad things. Maybe partly because they didn't want to accept any responsibility for how she turned out. Easier to pretend she is perfect and that they in turn are perfect parents.

  • @sophiek2676
    @sophiek2676 3 роки тому +294

    I love how Dr. Grande basically said that all they were missing was video evidence that she did it. 😂 Expert shade Dr. G, expert shade.

    • @oneworld3524
      @oneworld3524 3 роки тому +11

      let's not forget even with video evidence if people have the funds or just a publicity hungry lawyer they will try to convince you that what your seeing is not what is actually occurring !! rodney king case !!

    • @lechatbotte.
      @lechatbotte. 3 роки тому +8

      Dr. Garavalia, the medical examiner was convinced that the child was murdered

    • @meshower3457
      @meshower3457 3 роки тому +1

      lechatbotte b

    • @SumCommonSense
      @SumCommonSense 3 роки тому +2

      @@oneworld3524 Hoping 30 years later it would be different for a lot of people with that Rodney King video. I am not naive enough to think for all but hope at least some.

  • @markbeeman6894
    @markbeeman6894 Рік тому +2

    One psychologist , Steven Gold , who evaluated her said she wasnt a sociopath. He was a professor of mine at CMU back in 1982. I find it interesting how 2 of 4 psych. thought she was not mental. That discounts the profession into an opinion and not a science.

  • @5954ldydi
    @5954ldydi 2 роки тому

    Once again Dr. Grande gives an interesting analysis. You bring up really good points and I suppose It it because they come from a highly educated and trained mental health professional. It's a point of view most of us don't get to hear. My Aunt and I followed the Casey Anthony trial (every one of them) that was televised on Court TV. I also viewed police interviews and depositions that were posted online. We both thought she was guilty of first degree murder. It is worth to note that there are some differences in Flordia law that became apparent over the course of the trial. I believe one HUGE mistake the prosecution made was the way they presented the charges to the jury. There was definitely some confusion on my end. After the trial some jurors spoke out about this confusion. I believe the prosecution had spoke out about this as well. It's interesting to hear more about the physiological testing being normal. Perhaps Casey played a role during the investigation and throughout the trial? I remember her attorney stopping the trial at one point to get her evaluated because she was acting abnormal. Another good analysis. Hopefully I won't see or hear Casey Anthony's name again. Although the trial was an awesome bonding experience for my Aunt & I. :)

  • @alllowercase6277
    @alllowercase6277 3 роки тому +118

    I don't think there's ever been a case so clean-cut. The mind boggles.

  • @b.mcleod4872
    @b.mcleod4872 3 роки тому +107

    I wonder how the grandmother feels about enabling her daughter get away with murder.

    • @moonmaiden4197
      @moonmaiden4197 3 роки тому +16

      That’s just it. She doesn’t “feel”. She is a psychopathic narcissist, just like Casey is.

    • @MissPopeyes22
      @MissPopeyes22 3 роки тому +6

      She must feel horrible. Please be kind to her. If you even listened to her talking about her granddaughter and how heartbroken she was. Obviously she didn’t want her daughter to actually turn out to be murderer. And btw, Casey was NOT living with her parents at the time. That was a mistake on dr Grande’s part. She was living with her then-boyfriend

    • @jennyralphs
      @jennyralphs 3 роки тому +1

      @@MissPopeyes22 where did you hear that? Because even in a recent interview she says the day she noticed Caylee went missing she remembers her mom coming into her room to say goodbye before leaving for work that morning. Unless her and her boyfriend lived with her parents?

    • @Aj-me8mo
      @Aj-me8mo 3 роки тому +6

      @@moonmaiden4197 no not at all. Look up the phone call that Casey Anthony made to her mother the day she got arrested... her mom was basically insinuating that Casey had something to do with it and kept telling her to tell the truth, so much so that Casey got mad and said she didn't wanna talk to her anymore. Even her brother said Casey wasn't telling the truth

    • @JJ-iq8mi
      @JJ-iq8mi 3 роки тому

      Probably believes her daughter's BS.

  • @Luv2LuvEm
    @Luv2LuvEm Рік тому

    I just looked at the time and realized that it’s 11:59pm December 31, 2022. So I am ringing in 2023 by binging old Dr Grande videos. Happy New Years to me!

  • @Chrissy85308
    @Chrissy85308 2 роки тому +4

    The biggest thing I think about mirrors what Doctor G said. People don't make accidents look like murder. Casey has lied and gotten her way her entire life. She managed to do it again. I wonder if she drugged the baby to keep her asleep so she could go out and party. Maybe she gave her too much. Also, the car smelled like a dead person, they found the hairs that were consistent with coming from a dead body in the trunk..