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Cause And Effect Essay On Casey Anthony

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On July 5th, 2011 Casey Anthony was found not guilty for murdering her two year old daughter Caylee Anthony in Orlando Florida. Caylee was found in a trash bag, with duct tape wrapped around her head to cut off air supply. There are many key pieces of evidence in the case that points toward Casey being guilty of the crime. I truly believe Casey killed Caylee, here are a few reasons why. Casey waited one month before telling the police that Caylee was missing. If that was my child I would report it the day I found out she was missing. When people would ask Casey where her daughter was she would always respond with “ Caylee and I are staying with a friend”. Casey also went to parties while her daughter was missing. When her friends and boyfriend

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