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Casey Anthony Case Study

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The calyee Murder case was one of the most interesting cases for the public in 2011 because in this case the mother of child Casey Anthony was suspected. Most of the individuals would have been found guilty in the situation. A parent killing their own child will make any of them guilty at some point of time. Nobody has expected the judgment in favor of Casey Anthony and this might her not feel guilty for the crime she has committed. In my opinion, and If I was a member of the jury that day at the trial I would have found Casey Anthony guilty. There were many reasons that led me to believe that she murdered her child. The first reason is that Cindy Casey’s mother asked several times to see her granddaughter but Casey gave many various excuses as to why she wouldn't. So, Cindy being a concerned grandparent called 9-1-1 and informed them about Caylee is missing and also stated: "my daughter's car smells like a dead body " which clearly clarified later on that the note that Casey's car was in a tow yard and George and the man smelled a strong odor. The second reason or evidence which also goes against Casey Anthony. She told parents, cops, and detectives were all lie the told that she dropped Caylee with her babysitters and when she went back …show more content…

Also, almost over 700 pages of googled material were recovered, involving of things like "neck breaking" and "how to make and use of chloroform “which showed she must involve with Caylee's murder. Her computer’s history showed that she searched the word "chloroform" over 84 times. A blanket was found on location at the crime scene and it came from Caylee's bedding at her grandparents’ home. At the end, Caylee's body was found in a wooded area miles from their

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