Crimes of the Century CLE: The Casey Anthony Murder Trial
One could not script a more textbook circumstantial case for murder. Casey Anthony, the mother of Caylee, went AWOL for 31 days. During this time, she routinely lied about not only what she was doing, but the existence of her daughter. When Casey finally surfaced, her car smelled like a dead body had been in it. She took the police on a 30-minute tour of Universal Studios, her supposed employer, before being cornered, literally and figuratively, in her lie. She claimed her daughter was missing but decided to exercise her right to be silent and would not help the police find her "missing" daughter. So how did she walk away from her trial a free woman? The tale of the Casey Anthony murder trial is a lesson in the dangers of overprosecution, the pitfalls of a circumstantial case, and the litigation of reasonable doubt. Register today!
This program is designed in conjunction with attorney Joel Oster, Comedian of Law and True Crime Podcaster.
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$34.65Crimes of the Century CLE: The Casey Anthony Murder Trial
One could not script a more textbook circumstantial case for murder. Casey Anthony, the mother of Caylee, went AWOL for 31 days. During this time, she routinely lied about not only what she was doing, but the existence of her daughter. When Casey finally surfaced, her car smelled like a dead body had been in it. She took the police on a 30-minute tour of Universal Studios, her supposed employer, before being cornered, literally and figuratively, in her lie. She claimed her daughter was missing but decided to exercise her right to be silent and would not help the police find her "missing" daughter. So how did she walk away from her trial a free woman? The tale of the Casey Anthony murder trial is a lesson in the dangers of overprosecution, the pitfalls of a circumstantial case, and the litigation of reasonable doubt. Register today!
This program is designed in conjunction with attorney Joel Oster, Comedian of Law and True Crime Podcaster.
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One could not script a more textbook circumstantial case for murder. Casey Anthony, the mother of Caylee, went AWOL for 31 days. During this time, she routinely lied about not only what she was doing, but the existence of her daughter. When Casey finally surfaced, her car smelled like a dead body had been in it. She took the police on a 30-minute tour of Universal Studios, her supposed employer, before being cornered, literally and figuratively, in her lie. She claimed her daughter was missing but decided to exercise her right to be silent and would not help the police find her "missing" daughter. So how did she walk away from her trial a free woman? The tale of the Casey Anthony murder trial is a lesson in the dangers of overprosecution, the pitfalls of a circumstantial case, and the litigation of reasonable doubt. Register today!
This program is designed in conjunction with attorney Joel Oster, Comedian of Law and True Crime Podcaster.
