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The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... _ Casey Anthony · The conspiracy

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Speaker 1: Few criminal cases in America have captivated the public's attention
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Speaker 1: quite like the disappearance of Kaylee Marie Anthony, a bright
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Speaker 1: eyed two year old girl from Orlando, Florida, when her mother,
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Speaker 1: Casey Marie Anthony, was acquitted of her murder in twenty eleven,
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Speaker 1: and the verdict just set shock waves through the country
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Speaker 1: multiple countries. I was in Canada like. The trial was
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Speaker 1: a media spectacle, a courtroom drama filled with unexpected twists,
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Speaker 1: unreliable testimony, and a mother whose behavior baffled even the
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Speaker 1: most experienced detectives. Casey Anthony's story is one of contradictions, lies,
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Speaker 1: and controversy. She was painted by prosecutors as a selfish,
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Speaker 1: reckless young woman who murdered her child to live a carefree,
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Speaker 1: party filled life, and that's what most of the public
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Speaker 1: thinks as well. The defense, however, cast her as a
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Speaker 1: victim of lifelong essay, a young mother who panicked after
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Speaker 1: her daughter's accidental defy and was forced to cover it
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Speaker 1: up by her domineering father. So in this video, we're
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Speaker 1: gonna delve into every single significant detail of this case,
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Speaker 1: beginning with Casey's unfortunate births I mean, I mean birth
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Speaker 1: up to Cayley's extremely unfortunate disappearance and the grueling six
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Speaker 1: month search for the child and the trial that divided
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Speaker 1: the nation. And finally, we will explore Casey Anthony's attempts
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Speaker 1: to rebrand herself in recent weeks, and she's trying to
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Speaker 1: do so on TikTok. Nay nay, But anyway, crime, conspiracy, cults,
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Speaker 1: serial killers, and murder, all things that I love to consume,
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Speaker 1: and I know you do too, you sick, twisted, beautiful, minded,
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Speaker 1: intellectually minded freak. I said minded due times. But that's
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Speaker 1: okay because you got a big one. But we're doing
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Speaker 1: just that. We're going from beginning to whatever the hell
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Speaker 1: is happening now on TikTok in Casey Anthony's life. So
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Speaker 1: without further ado, let's unbuckle the safe. Let's go MAC
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Speaker 1: five on the highway, slam on the brakes, and bus
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Speaker 1: through this extremely controversial case together. You know, I gotta
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Speaker 1: put my glasses on. I gotta put my glasses on.
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Speaker 1: I can't read. Okay, Well, it's crazy how these work
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Speaker 1: really well, So to understand Casey Anthony, one must first
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Speaker 1: examine the family that raised her. Born on March nineteenth
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Speaker 1: nineteen eighty six in Warren, Ohio. Casey was the daughter
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Speaker 1: to George and Cindy Anthony, a seemingly average American couple
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Speaker 1: who also had a son and older brother to Casey,
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Speaker 1: whose name is Lee and George. Casey's father was a
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Speaker 1: former police officer turned security guard, and Cindy her mother
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Speaker 1: was a nurse, and by all appearances, the Anthonys lived
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Speaker 1: a stable, middle class life, but behind closed doors, cracks
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Speaker 1: in the family structure were already forming, and according to
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Speaker 1: various accounts, Casey had a very troubled relationship with the truth.
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Speaker 1: From an early age. She was a pathological liar, which
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Speaker 1: will come into play throughout this entire case. So by
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Speaker 1: high school she had perfected the art of deception. In
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Speaker 1: two thousand and four, her parents proudly planned to attend
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Speaker 1: her graduation, only to discover that she was short on
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Speaker 1: credits and had been lying about graduating four months. If
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Speaker 1: I did that, if I told my parents that I
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Speaker 1: was graduating in that and then then I found out
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Speaker 1: I just lied about it, I would be disowned, disowned entirely.
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Speaker 1: So that was just the first big lie in Casey's life.
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Speaker 1: And then from two thousand and four to two thousand
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Speaker 1: and six, she would end up getting a job at
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Speaker 1: Universal working for event imaging Solutions at Kodak, but this
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Speaker 1: was a job again that she only had for two years,
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Speaker 1: which is relevant. And later that same year, Casey revealed
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Speaker 1: something even more shocking but also something she would deny vehemently,
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Speaker 1: and that is that she was pregnant at the age
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Speaker 1: of nineteen. So so far we have her lying about
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Speaker 1: graduating and then lying about being pregnant until she just
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Speaker 1: basically couldn't lie about it anymore. So it's not looking
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Speaker 1: good and even to this day, Casey Anthony's paternity remains
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Speaker 1: a mystery. Different men were suggested as the father, including
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Speaker 1: her then fiance, Jesse Grund, and a deceased young man
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Speaker 1: named Jesus Ortiss. However, none of these claims have ever
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Speaker 1: been proven, and on August ninth of two thousand and five,
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Speaker 1: Casey would give birth to Kaylee Marie Anthony, a beautiful
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Speaker 1: baby girl with big brown eyes and a very playful spirit,
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Speaker 1: and despite initial happiness, tensions quickly arose and Cindy Anthony,
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Speaker 1: Casey's mother, who wanted Casey to actually give Kaylee up
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Speaker 1: for adoption, instead became Kaylee's primary taker because Casey had
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Speaker 1: said multiple times while being pregnant that she wanted to
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Speaker 1: give Kaylee up for adoption. She didn't want this kid altogether,
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Speaker 1: which again plays a lot into the story to come.
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Speaker 1: So Casey's role in her daughter's life just grew increasingly distant.
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Speaker 1: So that was in two thousand and five, and then
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Speaker 1: between two thousand and five and two thousand and seven,
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Speaker 1: Casey would have a lot of relationships. She would date
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Speaker 1: Jesse Grund, she would date Ricardo Morales and Tony Lazarro.
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Speaker 1: She would get engaged to Jesse and then break the
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Speaker 1: engagement in two thousand and six, and then in two
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Speaker 1: thousand and seven, Casey allegedly had a miscarriage from a
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Speaker 1: relationship with Brandon Snow So she was beat bopping all
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Speaker 1: over the place. By two thousand and seven, Casey was
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Speaker 1: leading a double life. She told her parents that she
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Speaker 1: still had a job at Universal Studios Newsflesh, She didn't.
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Speaker 1: She lied. She had actually just been unemployed for years,
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Speaker 1: so when she left the house she just wasn't working.
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Speaker 1: She was just partying it up and stealing money from
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Speaker 1: her parents. Just a pluses all around about forty five
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Speaker 1: hundred dollars to be exact, and her parents, of which
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Speaker 1: were already really struggling and having financial issues themselves, not
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Speaker 1: to mention looking after her daughter Kaylee on a regular basis.
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Speaker 1: But everything would really start to unravel in June of
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Speaker 1: two thousand and eight. So jumping back a few months,
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Speaker 1: in April of two thousand and eight, Cindy Casey's mother
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Speaker 1: was actually considering kicking Casey out of the house after
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Speaker 1: discussing her behavior with a counselor because she's a pathological
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Speaker 1: liar as we know, and her parents were just done
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Speaker 1: with it. And then in May of two thousand and eight,
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Speaker 1: Casey would actually start looking for her own house with
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Speaker 1: a friend Amy, who is enga. And that's what brings
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Speaker 1: us to June two thousand and eight, which are the
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Speaker 1: last days in which Kaylee was with us. So on
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Speaker 1: June ninth, two thousand and eight, Casey and Kaylee would
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Speaker 1: stay at Ricardo's house, which was a guy that Casey
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Speaker 1: was seeing at the time, and then the next day,
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Speaker 1: Ricardo would see Kaylee for the last time and they
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Speaker 1: would actually leave Ricardo's house, and Ricardo would go on
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Speaker 1: to say that Casey would like give Kaylee drugs in
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Speaker 1: order to make her sleepy or drowsy, and he had
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Speaker 1: a lot of not great things to say about her
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Speaker 1: in terms of mothering, but we will get to that.
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Speaker 1: And whether they were actually dating at that time or
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Speaker 1: if they were just friends, I don't really know, because
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Speaker 1: she was beat popping around as we know. But the
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Speaker 1: next day, Casey would change her relationship status to in
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Speaker 1: a relationship with Tony Lazarro and then the next day
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Speaker 1: Casey would tell her friends that she would actually be
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Speaker 1: moving out soon, and Casey would also tell her friend
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Speaker 1: Amy that she actually can't go to Jacksonville because her
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Speaker 1: dad had a mini stroke, which was a lie, of course.
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Speaker 1: And then a couple days after that, on June fifteenth,
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Speaker 1: Cindy and Kaylee would visit Cindy's father for Father's Day,
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Speaker 1: and this would be the last confirmed sighting of Kaylee.
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Speaker 1: So Kaylee visited her great grandfather at a nursing home
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Speaker 1: with Cindy Anthony, her grandma, and then Cindy I'd end
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Speaker 1: up taking the last known photograph of Kaylee there as well,
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Speaker 1: and then Kaylee and Cindy would return home back to
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Speaker 1: the Anthony's house and swim in the pool in the backyard,
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Speaker 1: and then Casey would spend the day with her boyfriend
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Speaker 1: Tony Lazarro, which brings us to June sixteenth, the day
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Speaker 1: Kaylee went missing. So at twelve fifty pm, Casey would
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Speaker 1: leave her parents' house with Kaylee as seen by George
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Speaker 1: Anthony and unfortunately he would never see his granddaughter again.
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Speaker 1: And then around four pm that same day, Casey's phone
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Speaker 1: record show she remained in the area for hours after leaving,
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Speaker 1: and then a few hours later, at seven fifty four pm,
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Speaker 1: Casey is seen at a Blockbuster video store with Tony
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Speaker 1: Lazarro and Kaylee is nowhere to be seen. And then
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Speaker 1: the next day, on June seventeenth of two thousand and eight,
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Speaker 1: Casey stays at Tony's apartment for most of the day
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Speaker 1: and from two forty five pm to four thirty pm,
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Speaker 1: Casey is at her parents' house with her car backed
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Speaker 1: into the garage and she would actually borrow a shovel
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Speaker 1: from her neighbor, Brian Berner, and Casey would just tell
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Speaker 1: her mother Cindy that Kaylee was just with her babysitter, Zanni,
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Speaker 1: and Zanni is somebody she has brought up before as
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Speaker 1: her babysitter, and then on June eighteenth, which was the
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Speaker 1: next day, Casey again would back her car into the
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Speaker 1: garage at her parents' house and she would borrow the
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Speaker 1: shovel from Brian Berner for about an hour, but she
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Speaker 1: would tell Cindy her mother that she was at a
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Speaker 1: conference in Tampa, and Casey Anthony informed her mother that
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Speaker 1: she was going on a work trip to Bush Gardens
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Speaker 1: theme park in Tampa, Florida, and she claimed that she
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Speaker 1: would be bringing Caylee along with Zannie watching her while
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Speaker 1: she attended the meetings. All well, Tony Lazaro confirms Kaylee
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Speaker 1: was never at his apartment. Hopefully this is making sense.
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Speaker 1: So during the supposed six day trip, Cindy Anthony received
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Speaker 1: no contact from Casey despite leaving multiple voicemail messages, and
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Speaker 1: when Casey finally returned her calls, she told Cindy that
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Speaker 1: Zanni had been in a very serious car accident, leaving
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Speaker 1: them stuck in the hospital which prevented her and Kaylee
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Speaker 1: from coming home. Excuses, excuses, excuses, excuses, do you remember
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Speaker 1: the shovel? And then excuses, excuses, And then we come
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Speaker 1: to the next day, June nineteenth, where George Anthony reported
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Speaker 1: the theft of multiple gas cans from his shed to
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Speaker 1: the Orange County Sheriff's office, and later Cindy Anthony mentioned
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Speaker 1: the incident to Casey over the phone, and in response,
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Speaker 1: Casey claimed that she had returned to Orlando that same
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Speaker 1: afternoon to retrieve insurance information and coordinate with Zany's family
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Speaker 1: regarding her hospitalization excuse excuses, excuses, and she also stated
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Speaker 1: that she briefly stopped at her home to get some
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Speaker 1: belongings before heading back to Tampa, uncertain of when she
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Speaker 1: would return. And then during this conversation, Casey admitted to
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Speaker 1: stealing the gas cans herself, and then Casey would go
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Speaker 1: back to Tony's apartment and look for other apartments with him,
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Speaker 1: which brings us to the next day, June twentieth, where
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Speaker 1: Cindy Anthony continues pressing Casey about Kaylee's whereabouts and Casey
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Speaker 1: would claim she's still at the conference in Tampa when
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Speaker 1: she wasn't, and that night, Casey would enter a hot
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Speaker 1: body contest at Fusion Nightclub. Class Act. So, while her
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Speaker 1: daughter's missing currently, as far as we know, she's just
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Speaker 1: out in a hot body contest. It's literally impossible for
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Speaker 1: me to be unbiased in this. I'm just I'm just
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Speaker 1: not gonna be all right anyway. That brings us to
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Speaker 1: June twenty first to June twenty second, which was a
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Speaker 1: weekend where Casey would just continue claiming that she was
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Speaker 1: in Tampa and she would tell friends that Kaylee is
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Speaker 1: at the beach, and Cindy would obviously continue to berate
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Speaker 1: Casey about where the Kaylee is her granddaughter. And then
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Speaker 1: on June twenty third, Casey would run out of gas
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Speaker 1: and break into her parents' shed again with Tony and
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Speaker 1: steal their gas cans, and Cindy would obviously still insist
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Speaker 1: on seeing Kaylee, but Casey claims her babysitter was in
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Speaker 1: the car accident and Kaylee's with her and she just
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Speaker 1: doesn't know where she is. Yeah, yeahda excuses, excuses, excuses,
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Speaker 1: And then the next day, George Anthony would notice a
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Speaker 1: lock on a shed is broken and he would report
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Speaker 1: it to police, but then Casey would arrive home and
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Speaker 1: aggressively hand George the stolen gas cans, just cursing him out.
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Speaker 1: And then the next day, on June twenty fifth, two
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Speaker 1: thousand and eight, Casey would tell her friend Amy that
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Speaker 1: her car smells like something died in it. So then
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Speaker 1: the next day, on June seventh, Casey would abandon her
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Speaker 1: white Pontiac Sunfire at an Amscott parking lot near a
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Speaker 1: dumpster and she would call Tony Lazarro to come pick
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Speaker 1: her up, and then she would proceed to go to
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Speaker 1: a night club later that night. And then a few
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Speaker 1: days later, on June thirtieth, Casey's car would be towed
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Speaker 1: from at Amscott to Johnson's Wrecker and Cindy Anthony is
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Speaker 1: on vacation and would keep insisting on seeing Kaylee. She
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Speaker 1: just was constantly asking Casey where is Kaylee? And Casey
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Speaker 1: would just keep on making excuses, keep on making excuses.
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Speaker 1: And then on July first, my birthday, Casey would stay
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Speaker 1: at her ex fiance's Jesse Grun's apartment and she would
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Speaker 1: tell her mother that case Kaylee is now with a
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Speaker 1: woman named Jennifer Rosa, and a couple of days later,
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Speaker 1: Cindy would drive two Universal studios to find Kaylee, but
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Speaker 1: is told by Casey that they are in Jacksonville now,
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Speaker 1: and Cindy would then create a MySpace post titled Mike
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Speaker 1: Caylee is missing and the post is just heartbreaking. Obviously
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Speaker 1: we'll put it on screen so you can read it.
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Speaker 1: But it's just her saying how much she misses Kaylee,
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Speaker 1: how much she's helped Casey, and she's just she just
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Speaker 1: wants to know where she is. It's just like, oh,
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Speaker 1: gut wrenching. And then on July fourth, the day after
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Speaker 1: Cindy made that post, Casey would party at Lake Iola
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Speaker 1: and watch fireworks with her friends, and Cindy Anthony would
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Speaker 1: anticipate that Casey would return home after the fourth of
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Speaker 1: July weekend. However, Casey claimed that car troubles during an
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Speaker 1: out of town trip left her stranded in Jacksonville, Florida,
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Speaker 1: preventing her from coming home, and she said she will
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Speaker 1: remain in Jacksonville until July fourteenth, which was ten days
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Speaker 1: after obviously the fourth. And then the next day, Casey
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Speaker 1: would claim that she would actually return on July twelfth
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Speaker 1: because her car broke down in Jacksonville. What But Casey
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Speaker 1: would go clubbing again from the tenth to the twelfth
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Speaker 1: on the weekend at Fusion again. But on July fifteenth,
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Speaker 1: George and Cindy would actually retrieve Casey's abandoned car from
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Speaker 1: the towyard, and George Anthony actually received a letter that
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Speaker 1: placed Anthony's vehicle in an Orlando towyard, not in Jacksonville
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Speaker 1: at all, so they figured out she lied yet because
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Speaker 1: that's what she does. And then Cindy Anthony, who then
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Speaker 1: tried calling and texting Casey Anthony regarding a major problem
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Speaker 1: that she needed to discuss with her immediately. And then
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Speaker 1: Cindy and George retrieved the car and they noticed that
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Speaker 1: the trunk smelled of decomposition, So Cindy Anthony would call
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Speaker 1: nine to one one multiple times, growing increasingly concerned, and
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Speaker 1: Cindy Anthony decided to contact Casey's friend Amy to inquire
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Speaker 1: about Casey and Kyley in what the actual frick is
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Speaker 1: going on. Amy confirmed that Casey was not in Jacksonville
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Speaker 1: as she claimed, but was instead staying at her boyfriend
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Speaker 1: Lazarro's apartment in Orland out So Cindy Anthony drove to
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Speaker 1: Lazarro's apartment where she confronted Casey and demanded to see Kaylee,
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Speaker 1: her granddaughter and Casey's daughter, and Casey reluctantly agreed and
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Speaker 1: the two set off in the car, but she refused
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Speaker 1: to reveal her destination. So she was just aimlessly driving
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Speaker 1: Cindy around basically just not just trying to figure out
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Speaker 1: another lie she could puke out of her ugly mug.
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Speaker 1: So frustrated and alarmed, Cindy Anthony called the police on
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Speaker 1: her daughter while they were on the drive, and Casey
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Speaker 1: would tell her family Kaylee was kidnapped. Now, ah, that's
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Speaker 1: the lie she came up with. That's what it is.
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Speaker 1: Zanni the Nanny kidnapped Kaylee and she claimed she dropped
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Speaker 1: Kaylee off at the Sawgrass apartments. But police would look
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Speaker 1: into this and figure out that Zanny the Nanny never existed. Well,
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Speaker 1: she kind of did, because in twenty eleven, the real
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Speaker 1: Zanata Fernanda's Gonzalez lawyer John Morgan told the ABC News
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Speaker 1: that Anthony came up with the fake nanny's name after
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Speaker 1: both her and Zanada visited the same Florida apartment complex
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Speaker 1: on the same day, and after she looked at the apartment,
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Speaker 1: Zanada filled out an information card that included the names
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Speaker 1: of two of her daughters and the type of cards
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Speaker 1: that they drove, and the information on the card matched
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Speaker 1: what Anthony later told police when accusing the nanny of
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Speaker 1: being responsible for Kaylee's disappearance. So it was literally just
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Speaker 1: this one day where she met this random woman and
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Speaker 1: then had her information and decided to make her look
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Speaker 1: guilty of stealing her daughter. She was just a weird,
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Speaker 1: random scapegoat. But at last, Casey confessed that Kaylee had
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Speaker 1: been missing at this point for thirty one days, and
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Speaker 1: she claimed, like I said before, that Zanny the nanny,
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Speaker 1: had taken her as a punishment for being a bad mother,
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Speaker 1: which you are, but insisted that she had spoken to
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Speaker 1: Kayley on the phone that very day, on July fifteenth,
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Speaker 1: so she wasn't that worried. And when the nine one
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Speaker 1: one operator asked why she waited so long to report
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Speaker 1: her daughter missing, Casey responded, I've been looking for her
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Speaker 1: and have gone through other resources to try to find her,
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Speaker 1: which was stupid. Yeah, and also Casey wasn't the one
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Speaker 1: that reached out to the Plaze. It was Cindy, her mom,
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Speaker 1: and she was just forced to basically, so Cindy Anthony
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Speaker 1: reported that Kayleie was missing, stating that she hasn't seen
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Speaker 1: her granddaughter for thirty one days and noting a very
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Speaker 1: strong odor in Casey's car that she describes as smelling
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Speaker 1: like there's been a dead body in the damn car.
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Speaker 1: But the nine one one call is crazy, so give
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Speaker 1: it a listen.
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Speaker 2: I called a little bit of a company stair. I
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Speaker 2: found that my granddaughter has been taken. She hasn't listened
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Speaker 2: for we're talking about.
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Speaker 3: My daughter.
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Speaker 2: Finally I need to find her. I admitted that your
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Speaker 2: the baby is where it kind of took her months ago.
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Speaker 2: My daughter's been looking for I called you my daughter
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Speaker 2: with herking for a month. I just found her today.
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Speaker 2: But I can't find my granddaughter. She's just admitted pay
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Speaker 2: she's been trying to find herself. There's something wrong. That's
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Speaker 2: found my daughter's cart today and it's rough. I said,
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Speaker 2: daughter car, Okay, what's the three year old's name? Kaylee?
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Speaker 2: The A Y L E E. Anthony Hailey Anthony. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: how long has she been missing for? I have not
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Speaker 2: seen her since the seventh of June.
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Speaker 1: And the nine one one call is just like you
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Speaker 1: can hear Cindy, Kayley's grandmother just beside herself, like so worried.
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Speaker 1: It gives me chills. But she's like obviously distraught. And
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Speaker 1: then you hear the juxtaposition of Casey when she gets
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Speaker 1: on the phone and she's just like annoyed. She's like, yeah, yeah,
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Speaker 1: like my daughter's been missing or whatever, like it's it's
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Speaker 1: so frustrat Is your daughter there? Yeah?
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Speaker 2: Can I speak with her?
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Speaker 4: They want to talk to you?
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Speaker 1: Hello?
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Speaker 2: Hello, Yeah, can you come me? What's going on a
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Speaker 2: little bit? I'm sorry, can you tell me a little bit?
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Speaker 2: What's going on? My daughter's been missing for the last
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Speaker 2: thirty one days, and you know who has her? I
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Speaker 2: know who. I've tried to contact her. I actually received
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Speaker 2: a phone call today now from a number of that
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Speaker 2: is no longer in service. I did get to speak
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Speaker 2: to my daughter for about a moment, about a minute.
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Speaker 2: Who has her? Give a name for her? Name is
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Speaker 2: Vania Fernando Jo Dallas.
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Speaker 1: Who is that baby? S?
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Speaker 2: She's been my nanny for about a year and a half,
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Speaker 2: almost two years.
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Speaker 1: Why are you calling now? Why didn't you call any
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Speaker 1: one days ago?
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Speaker 2: I've been looking for her and have gone through other
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Speaker 2: resources to try to find her, which was stupid.
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Speaker 1: So the next day the police would obviously get involved
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Speaker 1: and cadaver dogs would alert to decomposition in Casey's car
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Speaker 1: and the Anthony backyard, and Casey would be arrested after
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Speaker 1: providing false information to investigators, including the fabricated story of
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Speaker 1: Zanny the nanny kidnapping Kayley, and then the next day
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Speaker 1: forensics tests would confirm that there was a decomposed body
20:11
Speaker 1: in Casey's trunk at some point, and a few days
20:14
Speaker 1: later at a bond hearing, Casey's declared a person of interest,
20:18
Speaker 1: and the hearing introduced evidence that a kid averdog had
20:21
Speaker 1: detected the odor of human decomposition in the car trunk
20:24
Speaker 1: and Anthony's backyard. And then fast forwarding a couple weeks
20:27
Speaker 1: out on the job, a man named Roy Kronk, a
20:30
Speaker 1: meter reader, would walk into the nearby woods near the
20:34
Speaker 1: Anthony house to relieve himself, and he would spot a
20:38
Speaker 1: white object a little bit further away, and he would
20:41
Speaker 1: say in later reports that he was ninety nine point
20:44
Speaker 1: nine to nine percent sure that it was a human skull.
20:47
Speaker 1: But as Kronk headed towards the white object, he would
20:50
Speaker 1: actually stumble upon a dead rattlesnake, and Kronk was actually
20:54
Speaker 1: with two other employees, and they would scream and make
20:57
Speaker 1: a big fuss about it, so they kind of got
20:59
Speaker 1: distracted or the whole thing. But the next day Kronk
21:01
Speaker 1: would call nine one one and he would meet with
21:04
Speaker 1: a deputy at the scene, but the officer basically just
21:07
Speaker 1: looked one way and looked to the other, and he
21:10
Speaker 1: just berated Kronk for wasting his time for a half
21:14
Speaker 1: an hour and nothing would be found. And for a
21:17
Speaker 1: few days following, Kronk would call the police again saying
21:21
Speaker 1: that he found a gray bag in the woods, and
21:24
Speaker 1: Deputy Elizabeth Collins would respond and she wouldn't even enter
21:28
Speaker 1: the woods to look, and then Kronk would call a
21:30
Speaker 1: third time and meet with Deputy Richard Kain, who briefly
21:33
Speaker 1: searched the area but didn't find anything, and Cain would
21:35
Speaker 1: tell Kronk that it was just trash, so nothing would
21:38
Speaker 1: be found at this point, and then on August twenty
21:40
Speaker 1: at the California Bounty Hunter Leonard Padilla would post Casey's bail.
21:45
Speaker 1: Padilla was actually one of the few people to talk
21:47
Speaker 1: face to face with Casey Anthony in two thousand and
21:50
Speaker 1: eight after he flew to Orlando to post the bail,
21:53
Speaker 1: and he said that after talking to the twenty two
21:55
Speaker 1: year old mother for ten minutes, he provoked her bond
21:58
Speaker 1: because he didn't by her story so just not believable,
22:03
Speaker 1: lying piece of shit. So on the thirtieth the bond
22:06
Speaker 1: would be rescinded after Casey's arrest for allegedly stealing and
22:09
Speaker 1: cashing checks from a friend and due to the angry
22:13
Speaker 1: crowds demonstrating outside the Anthony's home. Fast forward to September
22:17
Speaker 1: two thousand and eight, and that is when her computer
22:20
Speaker 1: would get searched, and my god, it showed that Casey
22:24
Speaker 1: had looked up the words chloroform and neck breaking and
22:30
Speaker 1: household weapons suspicious. Maybe I don't know. And then fast
22:34
Speaker 1: forward another month. In October fourteenth, a grand jury indicts
22:39
Speaker 1: Casey on charges of first degree murder, aggravated child abuse,
22:43
Speaker 1: aggravated manslaughter, and providing false information to law enforcement. And
22:47
Speaker 1: her father, George Anthony, testified before the grand jury that
22:51
Speaker 1: indicted Casey, so she obviously didn't like her dad that much.
22:55
Speaker 1: And ten days later, on October twenty fourth, forensic reports
22:58
Speaker 1: from an examination of k car released, noting that a
23:01
Speaker 1: hairstrand discovered in the trunk is microscopically similar to those
23:06
Speaker 1: found in Kayley's brush and showed characteristics of apparent decomposition. Additionally,
23:12
Speaker 1: an air sample of the trunk is found to contain
23:15
Speaker 1: chemical compounds consistent with human decomposition, so we're starting to
23:19
Speaker 1: get some real evidence. And then on December eleventh, four
23:23
Speaker 1: months after roy Kronk called the cops saying search the
23:27
Speaker 1: an area, roy Kronk would call nine to one one
23:30
Speaker 1: again after noticing a small human skull in a wooded
23:35
Speaker 1: area off Suburban Drive, the same spot he called about
23:39
Speaker 1: several times before, and deputies Terso and Porter arrived and
23:43
Speaker 1: confirmed that there were skeletal remains, so the crime scene
23:46
Speaker 1: would be established and a forensic team would recover all
23:50
Speaker 1: the evidence, and the skull would actually have duct tape
23:53
Speaker 1: attached to the mandible, and there were also trash bags,
23:56
Speaker 1: launder bags, and a child's blanket. And on December ninth teenth,
24:00
Speaker 1: two thousand and eight, DNA testing confirmed that the remains
24:03
Speaker 1: did belong to Kaylee Anthony. However, because the body had
24:06
Speaker 1: been left to decompose for so long, no tests were
24:10
Speaker 1: able to discern Casey Anthony's cause of death. So if
24:13
Speaker 1: they actually searched the area four months prior, maybe they
24:16
Speaker 1: would have known. Maybe Casey would be riding in jail
24:20
Speaker 1: right now, but that's not the case. An internal investigation
24:22
Speaker 1: launched into Deputy Richard Kaine's failure to investigate, luckily the
24:27
Speaker 1: failure to investigate on Kronk's original report, and Cain was
24:30
Speaker 1: luckily found guilty of unsatisfactory performance and untruthfulness. And then
24:36
Speaker 1: on December twentieth, a medical examiner would rule the death
24:39
Speaker 1: a homicide but cannot determine the exact cause as we know.
24:42
Speaker 1: And then on January twenty third, about a month after
24:45
Speaker 1: all of this, George Anthony Casey's father would be taken
24:48
Speaker 1: into custody after attempting slewer slide. And then on September
24:52
Speaker 1: twentieth of two thousand and nine, so jumping way way ahead,
24:55
Speaker 1: the duct tape found on the mouth of Kaylee Anthony
24:59
Speaker 1: was a actually contaminated by an FBI document examiner, raising
25:03
Speaker 1: questions about how it would be used in prosecuting the
25:06
Speaker 1: two year old girl's mother for the murder, and the
25:09
Speaker 1: disclosure of the contaminated duct tape was among hundreds of
25:12
Speaker 1: pages of evidence released by the State Attorney's office in Orlando,
25:16
Speaker 1: and the contamination was discovered after FBI lab workers noticed
25:19
Speaker 1: female DNA on the duct tape, which neither matched Kaylie
25:22
Speaker 1: Anthony Casey Anthony or the toddler's grandmother, Cindy Anthony, and
25:26
Speaker 1: samples were taken to FBI workers who had handled the
25:29
Speaker 1: duct tape and a match was found with a forensic
25:32
Speaker 1: document examiner. So just poor practicing all over with the FBI,
25:38
Speaker 1: with the police just on top of everything, it's just
25:41
Speaker 1: so mishandled. This whole case could have been so different
25:45
Speaker 1: if people actually did their jobs. From May fourth, twenty eleven,
25:49
Speaker 1: jumping ahead a couple of years, Casey's murder trial would begin.
25:53
Speaker 1: The prosecution would portray her as a party loving mother
25:56
Speaker 1: who wanted to free herself from parental responsibilities, which based well.
26:02
Speaker 1: The defense claimed that Kaylee accidentally drowned in the family
26:05
Speaker 1: pool and that Casey's father, George Anthony, helped her cover
26:09
Speaker 1: it up. So from June fifteenth to June twenty third,
26:13
Speaker 1: twenty eleven, that is when during the trial they went
26:16
Speaker 1: over all the forensic evidence. So I kind of want
26:19
Speaker 1: to go through each of the things just to let
26:22
Speaker 1: you know, just to let you know if you don't know,
26:24
Speaker 1: and to help with your opinion at the end of this.
26:26
Speaker 1: All right, So, first of all, we have the human
26:29
Speaker 1: hair in the trunk, so a human hair was found
26:31
Speaker 1: in Casey Anthony's trunk and was examined but lacked sufficient
26:35
Speaker 1: DNA for individual identification. Microscopic analysis showed it was similar
26:41
Speaker 1: to Kaylee Anthony's hair, but certainly was not confirmable, and
26:44
Speaker 1: mitochondrial DNA testing confirmed it belonged to a maternal lineage,
26:49
Speaker 1: meaning it came from either Kaylee Casey or Cindy Anthony.
26:53
Speaker 1: And notably, the hair exhibited decomposition characteristics suggesting it came
26:57
Speaker 1: from a deceased individual, which Casey not deceased, Cindy's not deceased,
27:02
Speaker 1: who's deceased? Gayly, So I don't know why that is,
27:06
Speaker 1: like a I don't know, but it wasn't substantial enough
27:10
Speaker 1: for the jury anyway. Next, we have a decomposition detection.
27:15
Speaker 1: So a controversial odor analysis conducted by doctor r ped
27:19
Speaker 1: Vas detected compounds linked to human decomposition in the trunk's
27:23
Speaker 1: air samples, which I didn't even know was a thing
27:26
Speaker 1: until this happened. However, this method was disputed by the defense,
27:30
Speaker 1: which pointed out that certain key decomposition markers were missing
27:33
Speaker 1: and that the technique lacked scientific acceptance, and FBI testing
27:37
Speaker 1: confirmed compounds consistent with human decomposition and unusually high levels
27:42
Speaker 1: of chloroform. Okay, that's bad. And then we have the
27:48
Speaker 1: stained paper towel. So a paper towel found in the
27:52
Speaker 1: trunk contained fly pewpi and a substance consistent with added postser,
27:59
Speaker 1: which is like grave wax, which forms from decomposing fat.
28:03
Speaker 1: And the defense argued that the stain could have come
28:05
Speaker 1: from garbage, not a body, since fatty acids and food
28:09
Speaker 1: waste can also form that at a post ar. So
28:13
Speaker 1: there's that. And then we of course have the presence
28:15
Speaker 1: of chloroform. You know what Casey Anthony looked up on
28:19
Speaker 1: her computer. So both doctor Vasis analysis and FBI lab
28:23
Speaker 1: tests found that high levels of chloroform in the trunk. However,
28:27
Speaker 1: the source of chloroform remained uncertain, either from decomposing body
28:31
Speaker 1: or from a spill in the carpet, and the prosecution
28:33
Speaker 1: tied this to Casey's Internet searches to chloroform, while the
28:37
Speaker 1: defense challenged the reliability of both the evidence and the
28:40
Speaker 1: search history, which like, is so dumb, dude, is so dumb.
28:45
Speaker 1: And then we have insect activity. Doctor Haskell, a forensic entomologist,
28:49
Speaker 1: testified that insects found in the trunk were species associated
28:53
Speaker 1: with decomposing bodies. However, the defense is expert doctor Huntington
28:58
Speaker 1: countered that these insects were common in trash, that no
29:01
Speaker 1: DNA testing was done on the maggots to confirm human decomposition,
29:05
Speaker 1: and additionally, experts disputed that estimated date of insect activity,
29:09
Speaker 1: with some suggesting decomposition began in early July while others
29:12
Speaker 1: estimated it started in mid July. And then, of course
29:15
Speaker 1: we have the cyber evidence. Casey Anthony's computer search included
29:19
Speaker 1: chloroform self defense, which the prosecution cited as premeditation evidence. However,
29:26
Speaker 1: Cindy Anthony claimed she conducted the searches, and she said
29:30
Speaker 1: she had been looking up the term after her dogs
29:33
Speaker 1: had eaten bamboo leaves that contained chlorophyll, though timestamp evidence
29:38
Speaker 1: contradicted her claim completely, as she was at work at
29:41
Speaker 1: the time. So I don't know if she was trying to, like,
29:44
Speaker 1: if she felt remorse for Casey at this point, I
29:46
Speaker 1: was trying to help her cover it up. I'm not sure.
29:49
Speaker 1: And then we have the duct tape, so the prosecution
29:52
Speaker 1: argued that the duct tape found around Cayley's remains was
29:55
Speaker 1: actually the murder weapon, theorizing it was placed over her
29:58
Speaker 1: mouth and nose to suffolk, and an animation was shown
30:01
Speaker 1: in court to demonstrate this possibility, and the defense would
30:04
Speaker 1: counter that the joblone remained attached to the skull, which
30:07
Speaker 1: is unusual in decomposition unless natural elements like hair, roots
30:11
Speaker 1: or leaves hold it in place, and they argued that
30:14
Speaker 1: the duct tape was applied after decomposition, possibly as part
30:18
Speaker 1: of body disposal. So, in summary, the forensic evidence presented
30:22
Speaker 1: in the Casey Anthony trial was largely circumstantial, with scientific
30:26
Speaker 1: disputes over decomposition, chloroform presence, and insect activity, and the
30:31
Speaker 1: prosecution framed it as proof of murder, while the defense
30:34
Speaker 1: challenged its credibility, leaving the jury without definitive forensic proof
30:38
Speaker 1: of how Cayley actually died. And I'd like to note
30:41
Speaker 1: again that this probably all could have been avoided if
30:44
Speaker 1: they just listen a crunk, if they just went after
30:48
Speaker 1: his call. You know, maybe I don't know, I don't know.
30:52
Speaker 1: It's just so frustrating. So on June twenty third, twenty eleven,
30:56
Speaker 1: Casey's attorney, Jose Bays, said that she was by her
31:01
Speaker 1: father as a child an allegation George Anthony denied on
31:05
Speaker 1: the witness stand and George Anthony also told the jurors
31:08
Speaker 1: that Kaylee didn't die at his house, and he denied
31:11
Speaker 1: disposing of her body and placing duct tape over her
31:13
Speaker 1: face at all. He would quote to say, I would
31:16
Speaker 1: have done everything possible to save my granddaughter if what
31:19
Speaker 1: was said happened happened, said George Anthony, the only witness
31:23
Speaker 1: to testify at this point so far, you learned in
31:26
Speaker 1: December of two thousand and eight, that the remains of
31:30
Speaker 1: your granddaughter were found. What effect did that have on you?
31:34
Speaker 4: A deep, a deep hurt inside and seeing what my
31:39
Speaker 4: wife and Mike's son went through.
31:43
Speaker 1: Up to that moment, had you held out the hope
31:48
Speaker 1: that Kaylee would be found alive?
31:52
Speaker 4: Absolutely every day from July fifteenth until the day we
31:56
Speaker 4: were told it was Kaylee.
31:59
Speaker 1: And Bes also claimed that Casey's brother made advances towards
32:02
Speaker 1: her and was given a paternity test to see if
32:05
Speaker 1: he was actually Kaylee's father, and that all these secrets
32:07
Speaker 1: eventually just led up to the cover up of Kaylee's drowning,
32:11
Speaker 1: which is just like a crazy story to manufact sure.
32:16
Speaker 1: But Okay also her brother wasn't the father spoiler alert.
32:21
Speaker 1: But Beaze would say that Kaylee and her grandmother swam
32:24
Speaker 1: most of Father's Day on June fifteenth, two thousand and eight,
32:26
Speaker 1: and suggested that Cindy Anthony forgot to pull up the
32:29
Speaker 1: ladder that prevented the toddler from climbing into the pool
32:32
Speaker 1: on her own, and Base suggested that Kaylee slipped into
32:35
Speaker 1: the pool the next day and no one was looking
32:37
Speaker 1: and she would accidentally drown. This is what the defense
32:40
Speaker 1: is claiming. And they claim that the distraught family panicked
32:43
Speaker 1: and decided to cover it up and bury the little
32:46
Speaker 1: Kaylee in their backyard, and they just didn't call the police,
32:51
Speaker 1: which makes no sense. Why would you cover up a
32:53
Speaker 1: complete accident by making it look like a murder. That
32:57
Speaker 1: makes no sense. Unfortunately, drowning is very common in kids, unfortunately,
33:04
Speaker 1: But and you just call the police, call the ambulance.
33:06
Speaker 1: There's many cases in which you can call the ambulance
33:09
Speaker 1: an and you could resuscitate a child, or there's no
33:11
Speaker 1: resuscitation attempts either. It's just none of it makes sense
33:16
Speaker 1: and it makes me angry. But Bae would say that
33:19
Speaker 1: Casey should have called nine one one that's what she's
33:22
Speaker 1: guilty of. She's not guilty of murder. This is not
33:24
Speaker 1: a murder case. Shut the up up. And prosecutors offered
33:27
Speaker 1: a timeline of Casey's whereabouts based on cell phone records,
33:30
Speaker 1: and it stretched from the time Kaylee was last seen
33:33
Speaker 1: by her grandparents until Casey Anthony told her mother in
33:35
Speaker 1: mid July two thousand and eight that Kaylee had been
33:38
Speaker 1: missing for a month. And during the lengthy opening statement,
33:42
Speaker 1: Base said George Anthony planted the ductate matching the brand
33:46
Speaker 1: found over Kayley's mouth in a way that would implicate Casey.
33:50
Speaker 1: He said George Anthony took certain steps to make sure
33:53
Speaker 1: he was as far away from the situation and that
33:55
Speaker 1: Casey would end up taking the blame for this. Shut up,
34:00
Speaker 1: shut up, And Casey was just emotional throughout this whole
34:06
Speaker 1: ordeal and crying and wiping her nose with a tissue.
34:10
Speaker 1: Very good actress, very good liar. Sorry. I know she's
34:14
Speaker 1: innocent until proven guilty, but just my opinion. Allegedly, I
34:17
Speaker 1: think she did it allegedly, allegedly, allegedly. But the prosecution
34:20
Speaker 1: meanwhile focused on Casey's various lies to both her parents
34:24
Speaker 1: and police as well as mounting circumstantial evidence, including incriminating
34:29
Speaker 1: Google searches, and Jeff Ashton, one of the prosecutors, would say,
34:33
Speaker 1: and I already said, no one makes an accident look
34:36
Speaker 1: like a murder. Just gives me chills. Just makes so
34:40
Speaker 1: much sense, doesn't it. And then on July fifth, twenty eleven,
34:44
Speaker 1: seven women and five men prepared to hand the verdict
34:48
Speaker 1: to the bailiff, and Anthony, then twenty five, was breathing
34:51
Speaker 1: very heavily and blinking back tears, putting on the performance
34:55
Speaker 1: of a century. And by most accounts, the woman dubbed
34:58
Speaker 1: the most hated woman in America, was facing a lengthy
35:02
Speaker 1: prison sentence, and the death penalty was still on the table.
35:05
Speaker 1: And then the court clerk began reading the verdict in
35:08
Speaker 1: the hushed courtroom, and Mels dropped as Anthony was acquitted
35:13
Speaker 1: of all serious charges against her.
35:15
Speaker 5: As to the charge of first degree murder verdict as
35:18
Speaker 5: to count one, we the jury find the defendant not
35:21
Speaker 5: guilty as to the charge of aggravated child abuse. Verdict
35:24
Speaker 5: does to count two, We the jury find the defendant
35:27
Speaker 5: not guilty as to the charge of aggravated manslaughter of
35:30
Speaker 5: a child. Verdict does to count three, We the jury
35:34
Speaker 5: find the defendant not guilty as to the charge of
35:36
Speaker 5: providing false information to a law enforcement officer. Verdict as
35:40
Speaker 5: to count four, We the jury find the defendant guilty
35:43
Speaker 5: of providing false information to a law enforcement officer is
35:46
Speaker 5: charged in the indictment. As to the charge of providing
35:49
Speaker 5: false information to law enforcement officer. Verdict does to count five,
35:53
Speaker 5: We the jury find the defendant guilty of providing false
35:56
Speaker 5: information to a law enforcement officers charged in the indictment.
36:00
Speaker 5: As to the charge of providing false information to a
36:02
Speaker 5: law enforcement officer verticest to count six, We the jury
36:06
Speaker 5: find the defendant guilty of providing false information to a
36:10
Speaker 5: law enforcement officers charged in the indictment. As to the
36:13
Speaker 5: charge of providing false information to a law enforcement officer
36:17
Speaker 5: veric diest account seven, We the jury find a defendant
36:20
Speaker 5: guilty of providing false information to a law enforcement officers
36:24
Speaker 5: charged in the indictment.
36:25
Speaker 1: She was only convicted of four counts of providing false
36:28
Speaker 1: information to police, and he would sentence Casey to consecutively
36:33
Speaker 1: one year in county jail and one thousand dollars in fines.
36:37
Speaker 1: Each of the four counts of providing false information to
36:40
Speaker 1: law enforcement officers, which was the maximum penalty prescribed by
36:44
Speaker 1: the law, so four thousand dollars basically, But because Casey
36:48
Speaker 1: had been incarcerated since October of two thousand and eight,
36:51
Speaker 1: she received more than one thousand days in time served credit,
36:54
Speaker 1: and she was released ten days after sentencing on July seventeenth,
36:59
Speaker 1: less than two weeks later. She would just walk free
37:01
Speaker 1: from jail, and the public would just be unanimously outraged.
37:06
Speaker 1: Just I mean, the judicial system failed, and I'm not
37:14
Speaker 1: gonna say it didn't. I mean, you know, allegedly think
37:17
Speaker 1: she did it. Allegedly. It seems as though, based off
37:20
Speaker 1: the evidence, I think she may have done it, but
37:25
Speaker 1: that's only alleged, you know. And time has gone on.
37:28
Speaker 1: She kind of went into hiding after this whole thing,
37:30
Speaker 1: obviously facing a lot of public scrutiny. And then in
37:33
Speaker 1: March twenty seventeen, in her first public interview since the trial,
37:38
Speaker 1: Casey gave a series of interviews to the Associated Press
37:41
Speaker 1: about her case, and in these interviews, she discussed her acquittal,
37:44
Speaker 1: the death of her daughter, Kaylee, and her life since
37:47
Speaker 1: the case.
37:48
Speaker 6: I'm still not even certain as I stay here today
37:51
Speaker 6: about what happened.
37:52
Speaker 5: You're understanding how did she die?
37:54
Speaker 4: I don't know.
37:55
Speaker 5: You don't know something about drowning.
37:57
Speaker 1: Possibly everyone else has their I don't know.
38:02
Speaker 5: So your parents had her, My dad did the next
38:05
Speaker 5: next thing?
38:05
Speaker 4: You know, I'm missing right?
38:08
Speaker 1: How did it play?
38:10
Speaker 5: I did what I was told.
38:11
Speaker 1: I don't remember too much of what happened. And she
38:14
Speaker 1: would basically just go over and say she doesn't know
38:17
Speaker 1: how Cayley's last hours unfolded. She understands why people have
38:21
Speaker 1: opinions about her. Good bitch, and she still dreads the
38:24
Speaker 1: supermarket checkout line you should, bitch, and she's happy and
38:28
Speaker 1: enjoys investigative work. Bitch, and she doesn't care what others
38:33
Speaker 1: think of her. She's okay with herself and sleeps well
38:38
Speaker 1: at night knowing that her daughter died, that she she
38:41
Speaker 1: she doesn't know why, but she still sleeps very soundly
38:45
Speaker 1: at night, not knowing how and why her daughter died,
38:48
Speaker 1: which is awesome to know. I don't give this ship
38:50
Speaker 1: when anybody thinks about me. I don't care about that.
38:53
Speaker 1: I never will. I'm okay with myself. I sleep pretty
38:57
Speaker 1: good at night. And she didn't do what she was accused.
39:00
Speaker 1: That's basically what she said in those interviews, so just
39:03
Speaker 1: bullshit basically. And there's been multiple TV series documentaries since.
39:09
Speaker 1: There's Prosecuting Casey Anthony, Casey Anthony, Where the Truth Lies,
39:12
Speaker 1: Casey Anthony in American Murder Mystery, The Case of Kaylee Anthony,
39:16
Speaker 1: Casey Anthony's Parents, Casey Anthony, How did we get here?
39:19
Speaker 1: She was on the first forty eight She's on Call
39:21
Speaker 1: Me Christmas YouTube channel. Congratulations, Okay, I'm bringing you back
39:26
Speaker 1: into the spotlight and it's red bitch okay. And that
39:30
Speaker 1: brings me into what we're really talking about today, and
39:34
Speaker 1: it's her big comeback. It's the utter audacity of this
39:39
Speaker 1: waste of oxygen coming onto a happy platform, and that
39:44
Speaker 1: is TikTok. Casey Anthony, aka America's most hated mother, has
39:49
Speaker 1: launched a TikTok and a newsletter to reintroduce herself personally
39:54
Speaker 1: and professionally as a legal advocate. Go for yourself. And
40:01
Speaker 1: Anthony said in this TikTok recorded last week of me
40:05
Speaker 1: doing this now recording this now, that she wanted to
40:08
Speaker 1: continue working as a legal advocate. She felt compelled to
40:12
Speaker 1: advocate for herself and for her daughter. What daughter, Yeah,
40:17
Speaker 1: I thought you slept really soundly at night, knowing that
40:19
Speaker 1: she was murdered by an unknown person. Get that daughter, right?
40:24
Speaker 1: Got it? And she said she believes it's important to
40:26
Speaker 1: use her platform this way after people close to her
40:29
Speaker 1: were recently targeted and attacked. What platform? You don't have
40:33
Speaker 1: a platform. The only platform you have is your throne
40:37
Speaker 1: of lies, bitch. I'm sorry, I'm getting really mad. I'm
40:40
Speaker 1: getting really mad. But anyway, she goes on to say,
40:43
Speaker 1: as a proponent for the Aljbata community, for our label
40:46
Speaker 1: community women's rights, I feel that it's important that I
40:48
Speaker 1: use this platform that was thrust upon me and now
40:52
Speaker 1: look at as a blessing as opposed to the curse
40:55
Speaker 1: it has been since two thousand and eight, she said,
40:57
Speaker 1: the curse being your daughter who died, who you may
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Speaker 1: be allegedly murdered that one. Is that what we're talking about? Right?
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Speaker 1: I keep forgetting? Where's what to Okay?
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Speaker 6: Today is Saturday, March first, twenty twenty five. This is
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Speaker 6: my first of probably many recordings on a series that
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Speaker 6: I'm starting. I am a legal advocate, I am a researcher.
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Speaker 6: I've been in the legal field since twenty eleven, and
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Speaker 6: in this capacity. I feel that it's necessary if I'm
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Speaker 6: going to continue to operate appropriately as a legal advocate,
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Speaker 6: that I start to advocate for myself and also advocate
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Speaker 6: for my daughter. For those of you who don't know,
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Speaker 6: my name is Katy Anthony. My daughter is Kaylee Anthony.
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Speaker 6: My parents are George and Cindy Anthony. This is not
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Speaker 6: about them. This is not in response to anything that
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Speaker 6: they have said or done. That's not to say that
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Speaker 6: I'm not going to respond at some point to some
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Speaker 6: of the things that they have said and done. The
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Speaker 6: whole the point of this is for me to begin
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Speaker 6: to reintroduce myself. I'm doing this both personally for me,
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Speaker 6: but in a professional capacity. Moving forward, the majority of
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Speaker 6: what you will see will be me speaking in a
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Speaker 6: professional capacity.
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Speaker 1: My goal is.
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Speaker 6: To continue to help give a voice to people, to
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Speaker 6: give people tools and resources that they can utilize so
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Speaker 6: they actually know where they can turn to.
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Speaker 1: So with that, please join me on subsec.
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Speaker 6: If you have questions, I will set up an email
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Speaker 6: address where we can correspond directly. Up until this point
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Speaker 6: that has never happened, and it's only going to be
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Speaker 6: on a limited basis regarding legal issues.
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Speaker 1: Legal matters.
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Speaker 6: One of the main reasons that I'm doing this there
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Speaker 6: are people close to me who have been targeted and
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Speaker 6: attacked recently. They're also people close to me who have
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Speaker 6: had some recent things occur and one necessary people need
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Speaker 6: to step up, myself included. So as a proponent for
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Speaker 6: the LGBTQ community, for our legal community, women's rights, I
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Speaker 6: feel that it's important that I use this platform that
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Speaker 6: was thrust upon me and now look at as a
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Speaker 6: blessing as opposed to the curse that it has been
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Speaker 6: since two thousand and eight. With that, these aren't going
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Speaker 6: to be perfect, They're not going to be edited most
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Speaker 6: of the time, they're not going to be short, but
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Speaker 6: I am proverbially standing in the light, embracing this piece,
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Speaker 6: still going to keep my privacy intact. So you will
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Speaker 6: get very comfortable with my.
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Speaker 1: Car, and.
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Speaker 6: I will explain in great detail why it's so important
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Speaker 6: for people to protect their privacy. It's not just important
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Speaker 6: to public figures, it's even more important to private individuals,
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Speaker 6: and with the current climate in our country especially, it's
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Speaker 6: that much more important, which is why I am utilizing
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Speaker 6: the substack platform. Yes, I am advertising this and publishing
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Speaker 6: this on TikTok possibly also through other meta platforms, but
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Speaker 6: my intention is to separate from that and showcase even
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Speaker 6: more why substack is such an important.
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Speaker 1: Resource for people to utilize.
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Speaker 6: Moving forward, anyway, I appreciate your time and we'll see
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Speaker 6: how this goes.
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Speaker 1: And then Anthony would go on to say that she
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Speaker 1: has worked in the legal field since twenty eleven, though
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Speaker 1: she did not say exactly to what capacity, and the
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Speaker 1: now defunct news website The Messenger reported in twenty twenty
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Speaker 1: three that Anthony was still working for McKenna and had
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Speaker 1: also started a private investigation business, Investigate Yourself Bitch, and
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Speaker 1: Anthony directed viewers to her substack and online platform and
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Speaker 1: said she plans to set up an email address where
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Speaker 1: people can course respond with her directly on a limited
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Speaker 1: basis regarding legal issues. I'll make sure to email you
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Speaker 1: about this weird case I heard about Kaylie Anthony. You
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Speaker 1: know her, she's your dead daughter. You remember her?
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Speaker 3: Right?
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Speaker 1: Keep forgetting about that. And she said she still plans
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Speaker 1: to protect her privacy. Will explain in great detail why
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Speaker 1: doing so is important for public and private figures. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: that amount of privacy is only necessary to you because
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Speaker 1: you allegedly killed your daughter and people are really mad
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Speaker 1: about that, So maybe just crawl back into the hole
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Speaker 1: you came from and leave TikTok. But anyway, she goes
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Speaker 1: on to say, my goal is to continue to help
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Speaker 1: give a voice to people, to give people tools and
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Speaker 1: resources that they can utilize so they actually know where
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Speaker 1: they can turn to. Would have been nice if you
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Speaker 1: gave your daughter that ability, gave her a voice somewhere
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Speaker 1: to turn to, instead of ditching her constantly and partying
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Speaker 1: and leaving her with your mom and then not being
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Speaker 1: able to take care of her and allegedly getting rid
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Speaker 1: of her. Well, people are just as pissed as me.
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Speaker 1: It didn't take very long for me to just get
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Speaker 1: really opinionated. And I'm sorry, I'm not really sorry. Anyway,
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Speaker 1: people are pissed on TikTok all right about this whole thing.
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Speaker 1: A lot of people are pissed.
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Speaker 3: Who is we exactly? Certainly not me, Like they found
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Speaker 3: her kid's corpse in the back of her car. I
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Speaker 3: am not apologizing to her.
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Speaker 1: But she also has followers. She has gained a lot
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Speaker 1: of followers, and it's slightly concerning, But maybe it's just
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Speaker 1: people that just want to follow along. What the frick?
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Speaker 1: She is doing on a platform.
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Speaker 6: I just.
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Speaker 1: Not a lot of things to say, not a lot
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Speaker 1: of things, not a lot of nice things to say,
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Speaker 1: So I'm not gonna say them all. So my mom
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Speaker 1: always told me, and my mom got me into this case.
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Speaker 1: I remember when she literally was watching this case and
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Speaker 1: I was watching it with her as a little preteen,
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Speaker 1: and she's just getting fired up. She's getting fired up,
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Speaker 1: and so is I. I was like twelve, and I
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Speaker 1: was like, yeah, Mom, what you said. I'm gonna make
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Speaker 1: this my job. And I did in a un professional way.
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Speaker 1: But we're still here. But basically the only positive thing
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Speaker 1: about Casey Anthony is that she has single handedly brought
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Speaker 1: millions of people together who may not have ever agreed
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Speaker 1: on one thing. And those people agree that Casey Anthony
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Speaker 1: should maybe go back on drop allegedly. But I'm not
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Speaker 1: saying anything. She's innocent. She is innocent until proven guilty.
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Speaker 1: But right now she's innocent. So I just want to
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Speaker 1: cover my basis there and just say that, Yeah, that's
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Speaker 1: where we're at. You know. I'm not about spread and
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Speaker 1: hate or anything like that. I say, just ignore her existence.
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Speaker 1: I think all she ever wanted was to be famous,
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Speaker 1: and she got a little piece of that with this
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Speaker 1: whole case, and now she's trying to abuse it line
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Speaker 1: again because she does that. Just a pathological liar. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: that's all I have to say about that. If you
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Speaker 1: like the video, like the video, and if you want
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Speaker 1: to subscribe, subscribe. This has uh, this has been. This
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Speaker 1: has been, This has been, and I will see you
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Speaker 1: in the next one. All right, goodbye, I love you,
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Speaker 1: Goodbye you beautiful Goodbye.