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Many people may know of the Casey Anthony trials that started in 2008. Casey Anthony was officially convicted guilty under the court of law in 2011 for what exactly? If Casey Anthony would stand right next to someone they would not even know her face but when people say her name they will know that instantly. Casey Anthony was arrested for the murder of her two year old daughter Caylee. She was also alleged to be charged with child abuse and fraud charges filed by Organ County. Years would go by without her even being put on trial for the chargers filed against her. The years she served before her trials will come back and help her in the long run with good time. Many people still think to this day along as with myself still think she is guilty, but there was poor evidence produced by the prosecutors. The vitric would stun everyone in the United States that was following the case in justice for the two year old girl Caylee. There were many noticeable risk factors that were following Casey Anthony while she was in in her late teens. There were many options of treatment programs available for Casey Anthony if her crimes didn’t act consecutively.
Casey Marie Anthony is from Warren, Ohio where she lived with her mother Cindy and father George Anthony. Growing up as a child was normal as every other child. At the age of nine teen she was, “questioned by her family, she denied the pregnancy and stated that she was a virgin.”/// This is obviously what not has been happening, at seven months along she told her family that she was pregnant finally. This is when everything for Casey Anthony started to go downhill which is noticed by her family and friends. Casey Anthony had a high risk assessment in 2008 when she took the routing numbers...

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...county has presented was the odor of the car smelling like decomposing human body. The media to me made the case seem more one sided that she was guilty right off the bat the prosecutors must of have the same feeling that will lead up to little evidence they will provide in the court room. In my opinion I do think Casey Anthony is guilty on count of murder she was lien to everyone about everything, steal money from friends and family, and still trying to go out partying when she should have been caring for her daughter. There is not one parent that will go thirty plus days without knowing where their only child is. Even though she lied to law enforcement about her daughter where beings have been for the pass month, it was not enough evidence to convict her of murder in the first degree the charges that the county was actually trying to charge against Casey Anthony.

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