Pathological: The Casey Anthony Story — Every Door Was Open — Ep. 5 | MK Confidential
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Tuesday, july fifth, twenty eleven, Orlando, Florida. The line outside the Orange County Courthouse begins forming in the middle of the night. For six weeks people have been showing up at three, four, sometimes one in the morning. Худсів адей фараон до вород. Fighting for a seat in one room they have seen on TV for weeks. All of them are here to watch in person. The trial of a mother accused of killing her two year old daughter.
I've been watching. I taped every episode. Our
family's at Disney World, but this was more exciting for me.
Twenty-five floors up is the courtroom of Judge Belvin Perry Jr. He grew up in Orlando, where his father had been one of the city's first black police officers. The jury in the Casey Anthony case has been out deliberating since yesterday afternoon. In all between ten and eleven hours of deliberation so far. Judge Perry steps through a door into the courtroom, takes his seat, and reads a note the bailiff hands him. Then he calls the courtroom to order.
Let the record reflect that the defendant is present along with counsel for the defendant. It's been brought to my attention that the jury has reached a verdict. To those in the gallery, please do not express any signs of approval or disapproval upon the reading of the verdict. Let's return the jury.
The jury files in.
Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen of the jury. Have you reached a verdict?
Yeah.
Would you hand the verdict form to the court deputy, please?
The four person hands the verdict form to a deputy and the deputy carries it up to the bench. Judge Perry opens it and reads it. Then he reads it again. He explains why later to NBC.
I just wanted to be sure I was reading what I was reading. When a defendant rides along with counsel. Madam Clerk, you may publish the verdicts.
Casey Anthony stands up. Defense attorney Jose Baez is holding her hand. At the states table, prosecutor Jeff Ashton has a habit when a verdict comes in. He watches the clerk's eyes. Guilty sits at the top of the page. Not guilty sits at the bottom. He watches her eyes go all the way down the page. The clerk starts to read. She stumbles.
For the ninth judicial circuit
and then she gets her voice back.
State of Florida versus Casey Marie Anthony. As to the charge of first degree murder. Verdict S to count one. We the jury find the defendant not guilty, so say we all.
Baez squeezes Casey's hand for the rest of the verdict. Aggravated child abuse. Not guilty. He squeezes harder. Aggravated manslaughter of a child. Not guilty. Jose Baez squeezes her hand so hard that he thinks he may have broken it. By the second not guilty, Jeff Ashton can see where this is headed. If they would not convict Casey of child abuse, they were not going to convict her of anything serious. He mouths a word without saying it out loud. Wow. He wants to shake his head, but he doesn't. By his own rule, you don't show a jury what you think of its verdict. He had put off his retirement to try this case. After the third not guilty, Jeff starts thinking about retirement again. Твоє фаors below the crowd on the street, hirs the verdict.
And gasps.
That's impossible.
Casey Anthony does too. And she starts to cry. Casey's parents, George and Cindy, are sitting in the gallery in the back row. Neither of them makes a sound. Then the clerk reaches the remaining charges. After three acquittals, she says a different word guilty four counts of providing false information to law enforcement. Guilty on each one. Casey Anthony's mouth shows the faintest hint of a smile. And then it is gone. Окрас за рум до клектер номер ва.
Jur number one, were these your true and correct verdicts? Yes. Yes.
Yes. Yes. Yes.
Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes.
Twelve times. Yes. Bias puts his hand on the side of Casey's head. We did it, kiddo. He says. Thank you, she says in response, and she hugs him. Дуджперис Кейси и Лойерс тоді. Casey walks up and Judge Perry reads the verdicts back to her.
Casey, Marie Anthony, a jury of your peers having found you not guilty.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–5:23
2
What happened when Judge Perry read the not‑guilty verdict for Casey Anthony?
5:23–15:58
3
How did the prosecution and defense explain the lack of evidence about Kaylee’s death?
15:58–36:45
4
Why did juror Jennifer Ford say “bad behavior isn’t enough to prove a crime” after the trial?
36:45–37:42
Speakers
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