Tayla Tay

Only watch if you have done a lot of research beforehand, because if you have, this 'documentary' will solidify in your mind that she is GUILTY. They cut out the start of the 911 call where Casey's mum says that the car Casey had been using smelled "like a dead body". Casey's mother started the 911 call. Casey at first refused to talk to 911 when her mum tried to give her the phone. The 'documentary' also leaves out the duct tape that was on Kaylee's mouth. It's a glorified interview where Casey lies the whole time and is fed most of her answers and isn't challenged in ANY way about the facts that prove to anyone with a brain that she is guilty. Anyone saying that this 'documentary' changed their minds fell for manipulative tricks the same way the jury did. This documentary included NONE of the FACTS that showed that Casey is the most guilty person to ever be called "not guilty" in history. Casey is using this 'documentary' to manipulate people, and it worked, but only on those who will believe whatever information is shown to them without doing any research through unbiased material. It's literally what she's known for. This documentary is designed to tell one side of the story and make it easy for Casey to lie, as she has been proven to do over and over and over again... and most of it was thoroughly rehearsed. This 'documentary' might fool some weak minds, but has no effect on those who seek out the missing facts that this 'documentary' conveniently left out. Just an abhorrent, pitiful, biased contribution to media, feeding the monster that Casey is. Disgusting.

I got nothing from watching this, there was no explanation for anything, disappointed. Would not watch again.