Cori K

I went into this really excited because I already loved Jim Clemente and I was really looking forward to how he would handle this case and I was so...utterly...disappointed. I'm not going to go into the details now because there are so many things to cover I feel like I could write a book. Previously I found Clemente so insightful and careful as to how he handled cases and evidence but it's like he threw all experience and knowledge out the window to make this one. Everything he's said not to do, they did. Speculation, theories, accusations without one actual piece of evidence. None. Zero. Not only did they not follow the evidence and instead chose to follow theories, but they were dishonest about it. The "analysis" of the 911 call that they portrayed as their own, sitting there listening to it closely as if they're trying to make out the background voices - that had already been done YEARS ago but they presented it as if it was new "evidence." If I could give it 0 stars I would, all I have to say is Jim, Laura, and the rest of the "team" of actual experts must've been really hurting for money in order to ruin their reputations with this piece of garbage they call a documentary. I'm so disappointed.

Hours of listening to Casey Anthony cry about herself. If she was unlikable before she somehow outdoes herself in this mockumentary. Basically she "reveals" that her dad k!lled Caylee and dumped her body in an attempt to cover up the fact that he was SA her. She's very dramatic throughout the whole thing and cries almost constantly which made it feel like I was watching a rehearsed performance as opposed to a genuine retelling of her side of the story. Her acting might've been convincing if it weren't for the fact that everyone knows her daughter was missing for 31 days while she was out partying and shopping with money she stole from friends. There was no accountability taken for her daughter's death. What's even more shocking is apparently even her own lawyers have never heard her side of the story... and yet they believe she's innocent nonetheless.