Casey Anthony Confession: ‘I Believed Caylee Was Alive’
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Casey Anthony is finally talking about the death of her daughter Caylee — but she's raising new questions after beating the rap for murder! In a bizarre new interview, the cold-blooded mom boasts that her doomed daughter would have grown up to be a "bad-ass," and boasts: "I don't give a s**t about what anyone thinks about me!" And in another strange statement, Casey declared: "The last time I saw my daughter, I believed she was alive and was going to be okay!"
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Casey became American's most hated mother while on trial in 2008 for the death of 2-year-old Caylee. Authorities claimed that she had murdered Caylee to go out partying — and she was caught on camera in a nightclub just four days after her daughter's disappearance from their Florida home! Caylee's body was found six months later, with police saying that duct tape was used to suffocate the child. Her lawyer convinced the jury that Caylee had drowned in a pool. But in the shocking new interview, Casey was strangely vague about her daughter's death!
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"The last time I saw my daughter," said Casey, "I believed she was alive and was going to be okay, and that's what was told to me." When asked about the circumstances of her daughter's death, Casey also said: "As I stand here today, I can't tell you one way or another." The disgraced mother was a lot more direct about imagining Caylee if her daughter was still alive.
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"Caylee would be 12 right now," boasted Casey, "and would be a total badass." The disgraced mom was also a lot more blunt about originally lying to detectives about Caylee's disappearance. In the interview with the Associated Press, Casey — who received a short sentence for lying to police — admitted that she wasn't telling the truth when she originally claimed that Caylee disappeared after having been left with a babysitter.
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Casey insisted, however, that local police unfairly put her on trial: "Cops tend to victimize the victims. I understand now ... I see why I was treated the way I was, even had I been completely truthful." Casey added that there were "a lot of parallels" to her case and O.J. Simpson's notorious murder trial, saying: "I can empathize with his situation." Casey also declared that she's unrepentant about her reputation as a monster mom. "I'm okay with myself," she said. "I sleep pretty good at night."
Casey Anthony is finally talking about the death of her daughter Caylee — but she's raising new questions after beating the rap for murder! In a bizarre new interview, the cold-blooded mom boasts that her doomed daughter would have grown up to be a "bad-ass," and boasts: "I don't give a s**t about what anyone thinks about me!" And in another strange statement, Casey declared: "The last time I saw my daughter, I believed she was alive and was going to be okay!"
Photo credit: MEGA/Files
Casey became American's most hated mother while on trial in 2008 for the death of 2-year-old Caylee. Authorities claimed that she had murdered Caylee to go out partying — and she was caught on camera in a nightclub just four days after her daughter's disappearance from their Florida home! Caylee's body was found six months later, with police saying that duct tape was used to suffocate the child. Her lawyer convinced the jury that Caylee had drowned in a pool. But in the shocking new interview, Casey was strangely vague about her daughter's death!
Photo credit: Mega
"The last time I saw my daughter," said Casey, "I believed she was alive and was going to be okay, and that's what was told to me." When asked about the circumstances of her daughter's death, Casey also said: "As I stand here today, I can't tell you one way or another." The disgraced mother was a lot more direct about imagining Caylee if her daughter was still alive.
Photo credit: Mega
"Caylee would be 12 right now," boasted Casey, "and would be a total badass." The disgraced mom was also a lot more blunt about originally lying to detectives about Caylee's disappearance. In the interview with the Associated Press, Casey — who received a short sentence for lying to police — admitted that she wasn't telling the truth when she originally claimed that Caylee disappeared after having been left with a babysitter.
Photo credit: Mega
Casey insisted, however, that local police unfairly put her on trial: "Cops tend to victimize the victims. I understand now ... I see why I was treated the way I was, even had I been completely truthful." Casey added that there were "a lot of parallels" to her case and O.J. Simpson's notorious murder trial, saying: "I can empathize with his situation." Casey also declared that she's unrepentant about her reputation as a monster mom. "I'm okay with myself," she said. "I sleep pretty good at night."
Photo credit: Mega
