Morgan Absher

But shockingly, security lets her in. Welcome, ma'am. Come on. Come on through the doors. So she takes police with her to an employee only building and is going down hallways and showing them, oh, this is my whatever office and making a show of it.

But shockingly, security lets her in. Welcome, ma'am. Come on. Come on through the doors. So she takes police with her to an employee only building and is going down hallways and showing them, oh, this is my whatever office and making a show of it.

But shockingly, security lets her in. Welcome, ma'am. Come on. Come on through the doors. So she takes police with her to an employee only building and is going down hallways and showing them, oh, this is my whatever office and making a show of it.

Okay. Who are you? And she clearly doesn't know her way that well around because she eventually leads police to a dead end hallway. And it's kind of at that point she realizes, hey, gig is up. I don't work here, actually. She actually has not worked for Universal for three years since she went out on maternity leave.

Okay. Who are you? And she clearly doesn't know her way that well around because she eventually leads police to a dead end hallway. And it's kind of at that point she realizes, hey, gig is up. I don't work here, actually. She actually has not worked for Universal for three years since she went out on maternity leave.

Okay. Who are you? And she clearly doesn't know her way that well around because she eventually leads police to a dead end hallway. And it's kind of at that point she realizes, hey, gig is up. I don't work here, actually. She actually has not worked for Universal for three years since she went out on maternity leave.

She's been lying about still working there to her friends, her family, this entire time. Which makes sense why she was always asking her family for money. But this is when Detective Mellish finally says, enough is enough. It's time to come clean. So he brings Casey to a conference room at Universal, and he starts to confront her about all these lies.

She's been lying about still working there to her friends, her family, this entire time. Which makes sense why she was always asking her family for money. But this is when Detective Mellish finally says, enough is enough. It's time to come clean. So he brings Casey to a conference room at Universal, and he starts to confront her about all these lies.

She's been lying about still working there to her friends, her family, this entire time. Which makes sense why she was always asking her family for money. But this is when Detective Mellish finally says, enough is enough. It's time to come clean. So he brings Casey to a conference room at Universal, and he starts to confront her about all these lies.

And that's when Casey admits she did lie about where the nanny lived, but insists she's been telling the truth about her having kidnapped Kaylee. The detective is exasperated. They go back and forth.

And that's when Casey admits she did lie about where the nanny lived, but insists she's been telling the truth about her having kidnapped Kaylee. The detective is exasperated. They go back and forth.

And that's when Casey admits she did lie about where the nanny lived, but insists she's been telling the truth about her having kidnapped Kaylee. The detective is exasperated. They go back and forth.

It's not adding up for them.

It's not adding up for them.

It's not adding up for them.

And so later that day, Casey was taken to the sheriff's office and arrested for child neglect, providing false information to law enforcement and obstructing an investigation.

And so later that day, Casey was taken to the sheriff's office and arrested for child neglect, providing false information to law enforcement and obstructing an investigation.

And so later that day, Casey was taken to the sheriff's office and arrested for child neglect, providing false information to law enforcement and obstructing an investigation.

It also really demonstrates Casey's line here. I mean, to tell multiple different stories to the same friend, almost as if you're forgetting which lies you've told to which people. Yeah. It just kind of leads back to her credibility and how...

It also really demonstrates Casey's line here. I mean, to tell multiple different stories to the same friend, almost as if you're forgetting which lies you've told to which people. Yeah. It just kind of leads back to her credibility and how...