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When looking at the death of Kallie Anthony, there is so much that is unknown about the actual events that lead to the loss of her life. The child’s grandmother stated to law enforcement that she and her husband had not seen the child in weeks and that their daughter Casey Anthony, the child’s mother, and told them lies on the location of the child (Battaglia, 2012). We see that at this time in the chain of events that Casey Anthony was attempting to mislead her parents of the location of her daughter Kallie, the lies told at this time were a choice made by Casey (Williams & Arrigo, 2012). We see that at this point and time in the chain of events that Casey should have chosen to have told the truth of what happened to her daughter.When law enforcement officers arrived to discuss the missing child and started an investigation …show more content…
With the child abuse/neglect proven in the court of law, we see that the actions taken by Casey prove that she made poor choices as a mother in the care of her child (Williams & Arrigo, 2012). There was a question about the stability of Casey with her mental health that could have led her to not only abuse/neglect her child, but also to murder her child, and attempt to make claims of sexual assault by her father (Williams & Arrigo, 2012). The jury in the case heard all of the evidence first hand and was also able to have the environment of the trial with them during the process of the trial. I think that the jury was in the best place to determine guilt or innocents in this case. The jury found Casey Anthony not guilty to the death of her daughter, and I must trust in them to have the judgment to the detriment that guilt. I do not think that guilt was proven that Casey killed her daughter

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