Casey Anthony Case Study

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Casey anthony is a single mother who is accused of murdering her two year old daughter who was last seen in june 16, 2008. As the case progresses the people of America are becoming more furious at Casey Anthony to the point of deeming her as America’s most hated woman
(seriously just google most hated woman in america you will find pictures of her). As the rage creeps deeper into Casey Anthony’s life it not only affects her but anyone associated with Casey.
Understanding Casey Anthony’s life would require to understand her life and mind.
Casey Anthony “born in Ohio on March 19, 1986” is brought to court for the accusation of the murder of Caylee Anthony. ”On July 15, 31 days after twoyearold
Caylee's disappearance,
Cindy Anthony reported her …show more content…
From the research from the body police discover that Caylee died from suffocation caused by the duct tape on her. Though the cause of death was confirm suffocation there were evidence that the use of chloroform was used due to the evidence found in Casey’s car who Casey’s mother said her daughter’s car “smells like there’s been dead body in the damn car”. This is proof that
Caylee not only died from possible chloroform that was found in the can it inform the police that
Casey would know where Caylee was hidden. As more evidences are pushing against Casey the judgement is soon to come.
Casey Anthony was not found guilty of the murder of Caylee though she was still convicted of false information to the police and served four years of jail for every lie, child neglect and a fine was in place for the search. Even though she was found not guilty for the murder many people believe that she was pitied and was let off easy because the judge was weak. even after the court took place Casey is forced to live a life of secrecy in order to avoid the hate she would receive from the people who recognize

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