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Casey Anthony: The Murder Of Casey Anthony

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Caylee Anthony was reported missing July 15th, 2008. She had been last seen June 16th, 2008. The mother of Caylee Anthony is Casey Anthony. The day Caylee Anthony went missing, Casey claims to have gotten off of work to go pick 2 year old Caylee Anthony up from her nanny’s house. But when she got there none was home. No evidence of Caylee or the nanny. Casey reports to police that she used other means of sources to find Caylee. 31 days later she was reported missing. Casey Anthony did all of this to her daughter, the lies she used to distract investigators, it is all in the facts. Casey Anthony lived a young and restless life. She clearly did not want Caylee because it would interrupt her party life. Casey did not want the responsibility

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