As a meticulous crime investigator, I meticulously examined every aspect of this transcript for any clues or inconsistencies that could potentially crack this case wide open. With my keen eye for detail, I honed in on the subtle nuances of the suspect’s testimony, analyzing their tone, body language, and choice of words for any tell-tale signs of deceit.

It is evident from the transcript that the suspect was evasive when questioned about their whereabouts during the time of the crime. This level of vagueness is often a red flag in cases of robbery, where perpetrators typically try to distance themselves from the scene of the crime.

Furthermore, the suspect’s shifting alibi and inconsistencies in their story only serve to deepen my suspicion of their involvement in this heinous act. As I continue to dissect this transcript, I am confident that the truth behind this crime will eventually come to light, thanks to my unwavering dedication to unraveling every minute detail of the investigation.

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28 Comments to “Casey Anthony Documentary | Footage, Inconsistencies & Half Truths. What REALLY Happened To Caylee?”

  • @annieelise

    Do you believe Casey is guilty or a innocent? Has your opinion changed since watching the documentary? Sound off below! ⬇️

    It took her 10 years to finally squeeze out these tears. For the new generation being introduced to Casey for the first time, I highly encourage you to watch old trial footage and interviews before forming an opinion solely on the new documentary.

    Link to channel with full doc- tell him i sent ya!!: https://youtu.be/glTsKGzG6KI

  • @sleepy9102

    25:36 why did the sheriffs office fail to give the prosecution the evidence? That defense lawyer looked a little to smug too. Very weird.

  • @loveGG3

    I didn't know Nancy Grace was contacted! That's crazy! I don't believe Casey would ever sit across from her even if Nancy had agreed to their ridiculous limitations. She's been calling Casey "Top Mom" since day 1 (and I love it).

  • @angelakitzmann3344

    My husband and my daughter are pathological lying. They believe their owns lies

  • @angelakitzmann3344

    Casey is only now how to lie.

  • @kimberlyanne1030

    I believe that she’s guilty.

  • @Gigibaby88

    Caylee was actually 3 when she died I believe. Also, my daughter was potty trained by 2, her father and I who were separated were both working on it with her and one day we were at the library and she had to go & I was freaking out because we didn't have her training seat. She goes "that's OK Mommy" & jumped up and used the toilet on her own lol. I literally had tears in my eyes 😢 so it is possible for a 2 year old to be potty trained. That being said I think Miss Casey is a lying sack of sh%t and I don't believe a word that comes out of her mouth lol. 🤥

  • @-bigfoot-5002

    something real bad is gonna happen to this beotch…I hope it's caught on video

  • @sophieso6850

    Guilty but I haven't seen the documentary, I can't find it…..

  • @kaalen24

    Nobody takes a child that has drowned, places them in a trash bag after wrapping duct tape around their face and throws them in the woods. Nobody turns an accident into a long drawn out search for a missing child knowing they died to a horrific accident. Nobody makes an accident look like a homicide. If someone does this, they ought to be charged with murder because they are lying. Casey Anthony has the nerve to try and save face and sell us this ridiculous bullshit after she has already gotten away with murder. Her attempt to do so only solidifies her delusional narcissistic borderline personality disorder. It’s not enough that she is a free woman. Get this folks. She wants us to believe that SHE is the victim. What she’s selling, nobody is buying.

  • @amberarmstrong7363

    Did Casey ever take a lie detector test?

  • @slvrbac326

    Casey Anthony is a psychopath. Plain and simple. A very scary creature. Her parents are lucky to have gotten rid of her. Is she guilty of murder? OH HELL YES!

  • @caliblue2

    Wow. I didn’t know about the internet searches. If she really was SA’d by her dad and he was the father she had motive to end her daughter’s life to hurt him. I believe her about the P – he is totally creepy to me. My reading shows there was a tower event that triggered the event.

  • @stephaniebaker4024

    Nope if she did in fact drown, why was there no water in her lungs.

  • @imadickens3337

    I agree, she’s a master actress! Both then and now!

  • @imadickens3337

    How any mother cd enter a hot body contest the day her child either went missing or died is beyond baffling!

  • @imadickens3337

    George was experienced enough to know if she drowned there wd be water in her lungs. A pillow wouldn’t leave water in her lungs so why also drown her? Not likely

  • @valerieskwierc2471

    I believe she is GUILTY

  • @YouTubeRemixChannel

    SHE WAS ACTING THE ENTIRE TIME! THATS WHY SHE LOOKED FORCED AND FAKED, CUZ SHE IS A TERRIBLY LIAR 5:07

  • @YouTubeRemixChannel

    She is a liar, she has been consistently lying about everything since she first even brought up how her daughter went missing 31 days ago! Pure evil n manipulation, BLOOD MONEY!

  • @violetpaints

    My theory, her parents always covered up for her. They enabled her to the point she became narcissist/phsycho. HEr father worked in law enforcement. I do think he worked with her original lies, weaved a story and told her what to say! SHe did get away with it didn't she?

    For your question about the 2 year old leaving the room….My eldest son, would never leave my side. He was a momma's boy. When he had a bed and could leave his room, the only place he ever went was my room!

  • @janetsmith7808

    She's was guilty then and remains so today. Her parents bought and supported her second chance. I know this because my parents did something similarly for myself at 19 years. However, my circumstances were vastly different and never involved a child, most poignantly, my own or my parents grandchild. My parents only helped me take responsibility and avoid a greater sentence had I been denied the superior solicitor afforded by the daughter of a corporate CEO. The crucial decision was mine and I chose to plead guilty, sparing my family additional publicity. A strict period of change followed(no partying) and regrowth followed in short order. My family dynamic was vastly different and so were the circumstances. I never lied either, I told the truth and perhaps that consistent transparency demonstrated my willingness to accept the consequences.

  • @tapoemt3995

    I didn't need this video, or the Court case or the new doc to know she's guilty, all that was mentioned was just extra for me. No, all I needed was that 911 call, no more, no less. Sometimes you can just tell.

  • @user-qc7sh2bp5b

    Not guilty this is our justice arse holes

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