Casey Anthony: Where The Truth Lies

"Considered one of the first “trials of the century” that polarized conversation in living rooms across America, the Casey Anthony case is one that still leaves more questions than answers. There have been several movies and documentaries made to fill in the gaps, and yet, the woman at the center of it all remains the biggest mystery. Throughout the exclusive three-part documentary series, Casey Anthony finally tells her side of the story and addresses the public that has made so many assumptions for the past 13 years." 

Source:Peacock with a look at Casey Anthony from 2022.

From Peacock

And from Peacock's YouTube channel. They give you the same synopsis: 

"Synopsis: Considered one of the first “trials of the century” that polarized conversation in living rooms across America, the Casey Anthony case is one that still leaves more questions than answers. There have been several movies and documentaries made to fill in the gaps, and yet, the woman at the center of it all remains the biggest mystery. Throughout the exclusive three-part documentary series, Casey Anthony finally tells her side of the story and addresses the public that has made so many assumptions for the past 13 years." 

From Peacock

From what my colleague Fred Schneider wrote about this story back in 2023: 

"Just looking at it from the outside, I think Casey Anthony is guilty of something horrible here, in the death of her daughter Caylee. And it looks like her parents and brother believe that as well. And it might just be she knows what happened to her daughter, but is protecting the person whose actually responsible for the death of her daughter. Which is bad enough, but that alone doesn't make you a murderer. 

My own theory is that that the baby died accidentally, Casey freaked out about that and instead of acting like a mature, responsible, adult (which she's never been) she freaked out and decided to try to cover it up, even though she didn't personally murder her baby, but perhaps didn't want to be blamed for the murder of her baby. 

I believe that Casey is responsible for the accidental death or saw her daughter die, perhaps found her dead, but doesn't know how she died, because there's no absolutely convincing evidence that she murdered her daughter. Just a lot and I mean a truck load (to be clean) of and perhaps just as much circumstantial evidence to suggest that O.J. Simpson murder Nicole Simpson and Ron Goldman, just 14 years earlier in 1994... 

From The New Democrat

And from what Fred wrote about this story on Wednesday:

"My colleague Ederik Schneider will have more about this on Friday, but go back to that Oxygen, pro-Casey Anthony documentary from 2023, she admits to being a liar. Perhaps even a compulsive liar. But then blames her father George for the fact that she's a liar. So you have to know that about her every time she ever speaks about anything, especially something to do with her. 

Now Miss Anthony is claiming to be a "legal advocate" and claiming that she's been in this business since 2011. 2011 is the year she went on trial for the murder of her daughter. She's acquitted in 2013. So I'm just thinking about how she might try to sell this potential venture for herself and I have a few suggestions for her: 

"If you are guilty and know it, I can help you get off. (Perhaps in more ways than 1) Because I got away with it and know how to do that from my own personal experience." 

Another possible sales pitch for Casey Anthony could be and I think this would fit her personal experience better, since we don't know if she killed her daughter or not: 

"If you might be guilty of murder, but are not sure, perhaps you think you are guilty, I can help you with that. Because my daughter was killed in 2008 and I don't know if I killed her or not." 

And this might be the best 1: 

"You don't know if you are guilty of murder. But you feel responsible and guilty for the death of the victim, but you don't want to pay and legal responsibility for that, I can help you get off. (Perhaps in more ways than 1... 

From The New Democrat

This is the 2nd post this week from The New Democrat about Casey Anthony because she's in the news again this time talking about some new "legal advocate business" that she's trying to start on social media and in the blogosphere. But before you even consider going into business with her (and less you are just trying to make money off of her but already know a lot about her) you need to know about her background very well. 

Like Fred, I two am a big fan of American liberal democracy and capitalism. If there's a market to buy used cars for the same price as when those cars were new, even if they have hundreds of thousands of miles on them, by all means let people spend their money on them and live with their own consequences. And whatever piece of junk that people are willing to buy on the market. All we are saying is know the facts before you act. 

The Peacock documentary is supposed to be a pro-Casey Anthony documentary. The problem is they show people what they already don't like about her: 

The title of this documentary alone: "Where The Truth Lies", we know most of the facts about her already. But she wants people to believe those are all lies. 

Casey Anthony shows very little if any real emotion, even in a documentary about her and the fact that she was on trial for her own murder. Correction: she does show some real emotion when she's talking about her time in jail while she was on trial and how bad she thought being in jail was, etc. But again, that's about her, not her daughter. 

One of the few times that Miss Anthony tells the truth in this documentary, she admits that she's a liar. But then she qualifies that and her father George made her a liar. And then accuses him of sexually molesting her, with no evidence behind that. 

So again, think before you act. Know exactly who Casey Anthony is before she consider even giving her a dollar of your own money. And then like any intelligent consumer, act accordingly based on that. Don't try to land a plane blindfolded, or buy a car before you even look at it, let alone test drive it. And definitely don't try to go into business with her because you think she's cool. Perhaps you think she's a "badass" or a "rockstar" (or whatever pop culture labels you want to use for her) because you think she got rid of her baby, because her baby was getting in the way of her party life. 

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