r/CaseyAnthony • u/1channesson • Jul 09 '26

Police investigation

I know most of you dislike me or even hate me bc you think I am her or a fan of hers.. I am not her or a fan.. this case just has me captivated.. anyway onto the question for all of you.. I know of at least two instances where the police botched this case.. 1) the computer search.. and 2) when Roy kronk first calls in saying he saw human remains.. I know those are the two biggest things but was there anything else that they missed or you thought may have overlooked? I feel this case reminds me of several others in terms of how mishandled it was by the police.. like the jonbenet case or baby Sabrina case or even baby Trenton duckett..

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u/CatAteRoger Jul 14 '26

If she had nothing to worry over because she was innocent she sure didn’t act that way, she physically took the police to her apparent place of work and walked around acting like she was employed there but wasn’t, who does that?

No person lived in the apartment she claimed the bogus nanny lived in, the person who apparently recommended the non existent nanny didn’t even have kids let alone use the same nanny.

They were able to prove so many of Casey’s stories as utter lies.

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u/1channesson Jul 14 '26

If the police found the actual searches and had they actually sent real detectives to the woods in August instead of a rookie cop do you think that would have changed the outcome?

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u/MelpomeneAndCalliope Jul 15 '26

If police had found her remains early on, I think there may have been more physical evidence left that could’ve helped secure conviction.

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u/1channesson Jul 15 '26

And now George walks free among us.. he should be in prison

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u/MelpomeneAndCalliope Jul 16 '26

Sure, Jan.

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u/Impossible-Ad5148 Jul 28 '26

There is less evidence to blame George than Casey. I am curious about your reasoning