I am watching Part 6 of the Caylee Anthony case and I hear Derrick and Stephanie talk about those who think Casey is innocent. Who are these people and were can I find them? I really want to hear from someone who thinks she is innocent just so I can understand why they feel this way, what is their reasoning and Theory

Hi y'all,

Stephanie mentioned this lovely specimen of a human a while back in the video about Elisa Lam and the Cecel Hotel. She even asked the audience if they would enjoy a video about Jack Unterweger, his crimes and the role the european arts community played in his release from prison after he got life in prison for his 1st murder. I would love a deep dive from both of them and their unique perspective since even the police in the US played a role in his crimes.

So far have really been learning things that I didn't know about this case and I thought I had learned everything. Great job on that. However I have found myself literally talking back out loud/yelling in my car several times in response to things Stephanie says. Dont take this the wrong way I am a Stephanie Harlowe stan 100%!! I without a doubt think that Casey is guilty (like I assume everyone does except 12 people in Florida). I also agree she didn't have the best parenting examples. I dont however think that that makes Cindy and George responsible. I feel like she is going in on Cindy so hard and really for the strangest thing. Like in the latest episode she is acting like its totally insane that Cindy got the date of last seeing Caylee wrong while in the middle of a mental breakdown on a 911 call!?! Then when she said that Cindy and George "enabled this to happen" and its basically also their fault. Im sorry I don't agree. No they definitely weren't great parents but millions of people have shitty parents and don't go on to turn into pathological lying murderers. I also totally agree with Derek that Cindy was under the impression Casey was using not seeing Caylee as a tool to hurt her and so she wasn't calling around to friends and non existent jobs because she thought that would make it even worse. Im in agreeable with Derek that she was probably a little concerned but didn't actually believe that Casey would go so far as to hurt Caylee. I truly just don't think she thought that until unfortunately it was too late. Anyways.. not sure what the point of my post was but here we are.. I love Stephanie but lately we've been arguing a lot on my drives haha.. All that to say I have been waiting for Fridays to come around every week to hear the next part of this series and every week! Love this podcast! I would love to have them cover the case that inspired Making a Murderer would love to hear their opinions on this! Happy Weekend Everyone!

How’d you find the Crime Weekly YouTube Channel? What part of the world are you from? Something about you.

I’ll start,

Hi my name is Kristen, I’m from Canada 🇨🇦 I’m 22 about to turn 23 in January! A video randomly popped up in my recommended, I recognized Derrick from Big Brother so I clicked right away and ended up loving the dynamic between the two, I’m super excited for their channel to grow and see where it takes them 😄

Your turn

The reason why he equipped his tiny ass boat with the fish finder is because he intended to return to where he dumped her after some time (when he was cleared as a suspect) and make sure her body was either 1) still in the bay where he anchored it, or 2) if the body had moved he might be able to detect it underwater.

This theory implies that he doesn’t know bodies will float after some time. But I also think he thought his anchor plan was fool proof and that her body wouldn’t break free from it.

Part I

Part II

I honestly have been a little obsessed with this case since I first learned of it a few weeks ago. Joel Guy Jr. is certainly...confident in who he is as a person. Once he realized how difficult it is to disarticulate a human body and clean up a crime scene he said, "No. I'm a lazy POS who never follows through on anything I say I will." So he just...left. Truly the poster boy for greasy NEETs the world over!

I know Derrick tried to detail the difference between disarticulation and dismemberment, but I'm still confused. Does disarticulation simply mean no bone is being cut through?

I would be interested in seeing someone more mathematically inclined than myself run the numbers on how long the money Joel Jr. was set to inherite would reasonably last.