Valkyrae Reacts To There's Something About Casey... (JCS - Criminal Psychology) 

Defense lawyers opening statement: “Caylee died when she drowned in her families swimming pool” Defense lawyer closing statement: “We will never know how Caylee truly died” Me: Umm what?

The search history, the duck tape, the car trunk. All of that IS evidence.

Casey's attorney sounds like he can teach a course called Gaslighting 101

The fact that she got away with everything in her life, even murder is what astounds me. I’m so sad that Cayley didn’t get the justice she deserves.

Today’s her birthday. She would have been 16. Rest easy beautiful soul.

The lawyer really went in front of the jury, said "FACTS DONT CARE ABOUT YOUR FEELINGS" and they just went with it 💀

HER TEARS WERE MORE GENUINE WHEN SHE WAS FOUND NOT GUILTY THAN THEY WERE ABOUT HER DAUGHTERS "DISAPPEARANCE" AND AWFUL DEATH. There is absolutely no way the jury could be that dumb and that blind sighted to not see how horrible of a human Casey is

Im genuinely confused as to how she was found not guilty. She’s about one of the most obviously guilty people I’ve ever seen

she shouldn't walk free lol. the fact that she called the police within seconds when she got a drink dumped on her but didn't call the police when her daughter was missing for 31 days makes me so fucking mad

i live in florida and this case rocked the entire state. everyone was, and still is, infuriated that she was found not guilty. had they gone for 2nd degree murder instead of 1st degree, i feel she would've been found guilty.

If she did not want her child, she could left the child with the grandparents. They seem to have loved their grand daughter.

"She had duct tape on her nose face and mouth" The defense: "STOP BEING EMOTIONAL"

The way this woman just lies and disregards her family and friends ... such a disgusting excuse for a human being. She killed her daughter. Even if she wasn't convicted, we all know it, and I hope she struggles to avoid being recognized for the rest of her life.

Some people really don't deserve to be parents. It really is tragic.

she was born 2005 man. it would be her 16th birthday in 2 weeks, make her beautiful soul rest in peace

I understand why defence attorneys exist. They have to, even for the guilty. But it is endlessly frustrating to watch and it does make you wonder how they live with it. Especially in these more serious cases involving murder of a child.

The video just kicks my heart in the balls every time I watch it

This case makes me so mad. Not only did she cold bloodedly kill her daughter but she got away with it and tried to ruin her dad's reputation as well? How could she accidentally drown in a swimming pool and there be duct tape and be found in a swamp... With the car smelling of a dead body, researched suffocation and it was the grandparents that reported her missing and were the concerned ones... She is a Vile mother and daughter.

casey anthony is the kind of person that makes me wish I had a death note

Casey’s lawyer: “Casey did not murder her child” And how did you prove that? Did you find these made up people that supposedly kidnapped and killed kalee?

-If I ever do something illegal I want that lawyer- *If I ever do something illegal I want that jury*

I remember seeing my family watching the Casey Anthony trial when I was a kid. Didn’t know the details till much later. And my cousin looked SCARILY alike to Casey Anthony, and since we lived in Florida you can imagine a good amount of fear with that. She had to change her look and everything.

People get convicted with circumstantial evidence all the time. The fact that the jury let this monster go is infuriating.

My dad is a defense attorney and he always is like “how the hell am I going to pull this off he’s obviously guilty!” And it’s very interesting seeing him working!

to this day i'm in disbelief how she wasn't found guilty,,, she lied about the nanny, she lied about jeffrey, she lied about literally everything about the case, with so much evidence piled up against her and they still let her go??? that poor child deserves justice

I am so infuriated by this outcome. This is disgusting. That poor child did not get justice.

Mr. Baez is fucking cracked. Homie is literally smurfing in court. The fact that he can turn this one around, I don't think he's ever lost before.

Parents: We WILL find kaylee Casye: Good luck finding her

we're all early huh? THIS CASE THO WAS ABSOLUTELY HORRIBLE LIKE WTF

jury be like: were just going to forget the strangulation in her search history and the duct tape around Kaylee's face. Totally no evidence. Have a nice day

I'm guessing a lot of defense attorneys are betting on Hell not being real.

“I’m so confused” It’s a masterclass of gaslighting. The defense lawyer did exactly what he was supposed to do. I threw so much bs at the jury that they couldn’t put the pieces together. It’s the bad ending and not what anybody wanted. Obviously, the lawyer doesn’t believe her but he did what he was paid to do.

I'm still extremely convinced she did kill her tbh. Also the lawyer: convinces them to not vote on emotion //CONVINCES THEM USING EMOTION

They left out a lot, bit the part I'm most mad about is the attempted suicide of her father and a lot of the personal attack of him

It hurt my bones when Casey was talking to her dad as if Caylee has good grandparents. The past tense slip up is what gave me shivers.

If she wanted her daughter found in the first place, even if she's given the benefit of the doubt about her actually not knowing where her daughter is during the month prior to getting interviewed, she still made about a billion lies up about: where she worked, people she worked with, even going as far as to making up a "rich" mixed race nanny who supposedly babysat her daughter for 2 years and now abducted her? That paired with her behavior, actions, and searches about "suffocation" right before the girls death is already significant evidence. Juries in Florida have to be mentally challenged to find her not guilty of all charges

A theory that I’ve heard is that ‘zanny’ was Xanax and that tony and Casey would give it to caylee while they partied, and one day they gave her too much so she died and and Casey tried to cover it up and dumped her body

so throughout her 22 years she’s gotten away with multiple lies INCLUDING this one.. she hasn’t learned a lesson regarding lying bc she’s getting away with each of them 🤦🏽‍♀️ NOT GUILTY????

“She didn’t do it.” Okay then who did? “That’s not important.”

She's dating the lead investigator of her case now, Patrick Mckenna and she's planning on having another baby (Edit: got the names mixed up).

the fact she went from saying her father is the best father / grandfather her + caylee could have to accusing him of SA is absolutely disgusting. how she ever got on with her life after she was found innocent is beyond me

24:13 I can't believe her best friend has shown more anguish over what then potentially happened to her own daughter! I was listening to this in the background and for a second, I went "Aw, okay, that's genuine heartbreak for once" then I realize she's the one that speaks after that. Holy shit? Ma'am, you're the waste.

I feel like the US law system is about presenting the best story, rather than focusing on the evidence. Also the thing, that random people can say if a person is guilty or not, is just crazy.

Hearing christina on the phone saying she'll die if anything happens to Caylee just broke me 😩 not even blood and she loved that kid.

State: Casey has been lying to us for weeks, she searched suffocation on google, and Kaylee was found dead in a swamp with duct tape on her face. Defense: Or, hear me out, what if she drowned in a swimming pool? Ant takers? Jury: Oh ok that makes total sense!

This case pisses me off everytime

the defense literally said "RANDOM BULLSHT GO"

I'm so sorry, this is really enraging and all but... I HAVE to point out Rae saying "vote her out" on emotion 1:10:13

As a neurodivergent person, The part where Casey was sitting with the detective before her attorney arrived was extra trippy, as I struggle with very similar things as she did in that section- for example, not matching the correct responses to the parts that he was talking about. Of course, mine is completely innocent!

This gave my chills even though iv heard this story before. Damn though I just can't understand Why a parent would do this. Just give away the kid if you do not want it. So crazy.

Imagine how awkward it was when she got out and had to talk to her parents

This case shows how flawed the "Trial by Jury" system is. They would have never fooled a panel of Judges in that way.

this case is the one i've been waiting for.

The fact that she was decided as "not guilty" on charges of child abuse absolutely BLOWS my mind. She literally admitted to neglect by not calling or reaching out to anybody when she found out her child was missing for a whole month. And I'm sure the only reason why she did was because of her mother. It just completely enrages me to hear she is not in prison for child abuse and probably more because I'm typing this at 24 min in and haven't finished hearing the case. Not to mention she apparently is or did write a book about this to profit off of her child's death. What a disgusting human being.

“The fear of the unknown… fear of the potential of… Caylee getting hurt… of not seeing my daughter again.” Sounds like an approximated representation of human grief as seen on television. She biologically can’t give a shit to the point where she needs storytelling tropes as reference for how to function socially. This is a person describing, through verbal metaphor, feelings they haven’t felt or processed.

“Your daughter is missing” Casey: “Mhm.”

what an absoulte beast of a lawyer like wtf... Even though she is 100% guilty, that lawyer is one of the best I have seen

I'm so confused. The duct tape, the fake nanny, the car, the body found one mile from their house, the search history, the MONTH of no report, the partying while child was "missing", her blatant lies, her complete indifference..... NONE OF THIS WAS ENOUGH TO FIND HER GUILTY?!?!?!

Not guilty????? Not guilty?????? What do you mean not guilty??????? Someone explain this to me, were the judges bribed??????

I took an English Comp class in college, the professor was teaching as a side gig but his main job was a lawyer. He had us write a paper about this case and it really was fascinating. He told us to leave all emotion out of it and go by the facts alone to determine whether she was guilty or innocent. I truly feel bad for the jurors on this case because deep down everyone knows she is responsible for her daughter's death in some way, whether it be negligence or intentional, but the evidence did not support a conviction. It's truly terrifying to know that if someone commits a murder and waits it out long enough while disposing the body well enough, they can get away with murder. The only solace I have from the entire ordeal is that she is famous for all the wrong reasons and hopefully the rest of her life will be filled with hardship and misery.

she's pretty well spoken. I'm surprised she went through so much effort to lie to her parents about her education when she probably could've spent half the effort to excel in school

I was a kid when this case was going on. Even then made me so emotional because a 3yo died for no reason and is shocking that Casey is out and about even when she’s a clear murderer. R.I.P. Caylee

crazy how the second her mom asked to look into her eyes, Casey broke down

This is honestly the most mind-blowing case yet.... I'm just stuck on how the attorney got her to plead not guilty even though there were duct tape marks found. I guess that goes to show that any story can be twisted with just one person's input.

Dude I cried so hard when the dad said he wished he could have been a better grandpa 🥺🥺

There’s no way Casey wasn’t at least involved in caylee’s death…

I just have to say I love this series and this is why you’re my favorite on RU-vid

The day the verdict came in, I was sitting in the showroom at my job with my boss and 2 other co-workers. They starting coming back with not guilty verdicts and I was on my feet screaming obscenities at the tv. One of our delivery guys physically hauled me back into my office so I wouldn't upset any customers that happened to walk in

Tbh I also blame her parents, not for Casey murdering her child, but Casey's behavior. They aren't strict at all they don't do anything when Casey does something bad and they let her talk back to them 🙅

This is disgustingly fascinating. I can't even express this absurdity.

The power of charisma is on of the most terrifying aspects of humanity. It can bring about such good and such evil.

I did a case study for this in a csi class. The whole thing was incredibly interesting in terms of her behavior and how good her attorney is

the fact that they had phone proof that she was googling, her car smelled like a dead body, lying about her having a nanny/ having someone watch over her daughter, lying to investigators/sheriffs/ officers and especially when she was downright ignoring what her parents had to say about finding caylee and only got emotional when it was about her was absolutely fucked up. if u don’t want a kid anymore, give her to her grandparents, sign her up for adoption not kill her! the jury was downright absolutely messed up for letting her walk the streets again, cause now she probably feels like she got away with it. who’s to say she won’t do it again!

I remember when I was in like middle school I was watching and keeping track of this case. When they said Not Guilty... I got so emotional. It’s so upsetting. It was so obvious that she did it. Not everything was shown in this video. This case will always upset me

I remember watching this case on live TV, incredibly messed up how this absolute monster got away with killing her own daughter. disgusting, i can only hope she answers to a higher power

it's so upsetting that she got away with it especially when there literally was evidence.

I've been waiting for this!!!

The worst part is, she can never be retired regarding this matter due to double jeopardy. It's sickening. One of the jurors even spoke out about how they wanted to pass a guilty verdict like the rest of the jury but had no choice because there was no damning evidence to convict Casey Anthony for the murder of her daughter. He goes on to say that he regrets his decision and wishes the were more he could have done, even going on to say that the case is something that haunts him every day.

Thanks for including more of the discussion section after the video was finished this time

I remember when this case was ongoing. At the time, I was ten or eleven years old, and I was horrified when I found out someone just a few years younger than I was got murdered in such a horrific manner. This was my first true crime case, and I will never forget when she was declared not guilty. It still devastates me…

I read that after all these years it still haunts this guy of the jury that he didnt step up and spoke about what he believed. He felt like she needed be charged for manslaughter of child abuse.

“There’s no way she gets away with this…” Oh boy

I literally feel sick after seeing how this ended...

It seems that she was not prepared to be a mother, nor did she want to be a mother. Her presence of emotions when talking to her family and friends makes her seem very human… but the moment her daughter is brought up, she turns off her emotions as if she doesn’t care about her and in fact considers her daughter with hostility. It is very likely that her motive was “getting rid of a burden.” And to gain back her youth. The duality of a young woman and a cold-blooded killer is very chilling but it seems plausible when the context of a spoilt girl (by her own parents) is brought into question. As someone that gets away with a lot, she seems as though she’s still a naughty child (purposefully misleading the detectives and then throwing her hands up like it was an elaborate prank, and then defending herself in a childish manner). In summary, this young woman seems as though she never grew up and gained a sense of maternity and thus resents her own daughter and views the responsibility of her as a burden to her happiness. And since she lacks maturity and reason, it seems she thought she could get away with the murder of a child. Ok this is just what I think 30 minutes in, I still have the rest of the video lol. Edit: 1 hour in, and yep I think I was spot on. She really is a narcissistic sociopath who was not ready to be a mother. She viewed her daughter as a burden and felt relieved when the burden was taken from her. Edit 2: look away cuz spoilers for the verdict. That really was a great example of manipulation. I have no doubt in my mind that Casey was guilty, she’s a pathological liar, and she intended to free herself. I mean look at all the evidence. From the autopsy to the diary entry. The defense attorney… was just that insanely good. He probably got seriously high profile cases after this. He manipulated the jury into feeling guilty for being swayed by their emotions. If a jury weighs the pros and cons, they would be better off declaring her innocence after being called out by defense than declaring her guilty. There is no “proof” according to defense. So… they rolled with it. Horrible outcome to an easy case. There was motive, clear behavioral problems, and a suitable environment (childhood and present). It probably didn’t help that the opposing side’s testimonies (her own family) was probably weak because they are ALSO biased. I HOPE there wasn’t any tampering on that end, but it IS possible.

It’s absolutely infuriating that she was found not guilty of all this. She’s not crying for Kaylee ever. She’s crying for herself. It’s absolutely sick.

I've been binge watching these and I've been waiting for this one

oof, I remember studying this case in school... 35:29 If you watch both her movements followed by the detective's, you'll see something very interesting. I don't know if it gets brought up later, but this is a perfect example of mirroring. I would love to know if it was purposeful or accidental so I can dissect the motivations behind it.

Yep, she learned nothing from this... Absolutely nothing. All it did was confirm her previous experiences that she can get away with ANYTHING. It's surreal, if anything... Unbelievable.

I wanted so bad for there to be a retrial, a new jury, SOMETHING whenever this was all over the news. It’s just unfair to her child, her mother, and her father with how this ended up and it’s disrespectful to the police who went in and investigated the situation, who were forced to listen to her lie all day. Knowing the facts and knowing she was guilty

I've heard this story so many times....it's fun to hear you react fresh. It reminds me how bizarre these cases are after I've gotten blase

the hypocrisy and lies in this case is just absolutely astounding. I can't believe that she wasn't found guilty.

43:28 she has no emotion That’s not true. She has them. Just only for herself. Damn shame

How can someone make sense if a child is missing and the mother goes parting. Doesn't really does the math. The fact that she is living a normal life with the lies she feed is totally insane.

Caylee was born like 5 days after I was. She would've been my age. This is horrifying.

the amount of things she mustve gotten away with to become this good at lying and manipulating, she knows exactly what she can do aswell this entire video was watching this psycho go to work, cayley deserved so much more

Actually blamed it on “Xannie the Nanny”

That lawyer is "Better Call Saul" in real life, but it's not funny. She is clearly guilty, especially with the search history evidence. How's that not evidence enough for the jury? No justice served.

That defense attorney managed to gaslight an entire jury

1:10:16 Rae be playing so much among us she said "vote her out" 😂

That's precisely why I dropped off law school, it makes me sick that there's people out there who would actually defend actual murderers. We know she did it, all the evidence lead to it, but in the end it all comes down to what happens in court, and truth be told, the defendant did a better job than the prosecutors, that's the reality of it...