Casey Anthony has been charged with 2nd degree murder and conspiracy to commit racketeering, drug trafficking, and racketeering in the case of his ex-wife, Casey's ex-boyfriend, and former co-worker, Casey Anthony.
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00:05:32.760And her maternal grandparent, George and Cindy Anthony.
00:05:34.800On July 15th, 2008, she was reported missing in a 911 call made by Cindy, who was a grandma, who said she had not seen Kaylee for 31 days and that Casey's car smelled like a dead body had been inside it.
00:06:11.340Without further ado, let's get right into it, man.
00:06:14.080And we're going to break this thing down, give you guys some insight, or give you guys some stuff that isn't covered in this documentary that Angie actually took notes on.
00:07:44.260But, you guys are going to see literally probably the craziest people I've ever dealt with, like, dealt with as far as, like, FEDA goes in this situation.
00:07:52.360Which explains why you sick bastards wanted this case.
00:07:56.840One of the many reasons this case is exceptional is how the present day's topic of discussion has little to do with the actual occurrences of the crime.
00:08:05.120But, in fact, the subsequent developments that followed.
00:08:07.940People are no longer talking about how or even why Kaylee Anthony passed away.
00:08:12.940They are instead talking about the manner in which a mother responded to her daughter's death.
00:08:17.620Given all the acquired information we now have, even if we afford this person the most morally acceptable possibility of what occurred, her manner of conduct was still unimaginably cold-blooded.
00:08:28.320This is driven home by the fact she was evaluated by two clinical psychologists during her time in custody.
00:08:34.420And not a single abnormality was discovered with relation to her psychological state.
00:08:39.160That's extremely telling, guys, that, you know, two psychologists observed her, and she didn't come off as crazy.
00:08:48.100So, what you guys are about to see, right, exemplifies how delusional this woman really is.
00:13:16.340So, obviously, the grandma is very distraught, right?
00:13:19.180Because you guys are going to see through the course of this that the grandparents were heavily invested in this child's life.
00:13:25.380So, for them, they're invested to a significant degree.
00:13:28.460And I want you guys to see, compare and contrast the grandmother's reaction to the actual mother, biological mom's reaction to this situation, which is crazy.
00:21:27.280Now let's indulge in the world of fantasy for just a moment and pretend all of what Casey had just stated was true.
00:21:33.860She had indeed been working, and her daughter was in fact kidnapped by the babysitter a month earlier.
00:21:39.240The immediate premise, most would gather, would be that Casey had no regard for her daughter whatsoever.
00:21:44.620In the 911 call, there was no urgency nor concern in her voice, and rather than her volunteering information, which most parents would do in a frantic manner, it had to be acquired by the dispatcher through repeated inquisition.
00:21:57.020All you have to do is compare Casey's dialogue to that of her mother's in the same phone call.
00:22:02.360One was indifferent, while the other was distraught.
00:22:05.080Police would have picked up on this immediately.
00:22:07.400Even without the bizarre phone call, the circumstances alone would make Casey the prime suspect in her daughter's disappearance.
00:22:13.640She was immediately interviewed as a witness, which, unbeknownst to her, was the detective's first step in locking her into as many lies as possible.
00:22:39.680Anyways, so what we're going to get into now, guys, is the detective interviewing her, okay?
00:22:45.600And so let me explain real quick how homicide investigations work or whenever there's a missing child or whatever.
00:22:51.480Typically, guys, most of the time when it comes to a missing child or whatever, the state is going to take the investigation first, right?
00:22:58.620The only time the feds come in, whether it's the FBI or something like that, is if there's a good chance that the child was kidnapped and transported across state lines, right?
00:23:09.460Affecting interstate nexus, as we talked about this before.
00:23:11.800That's typically when the feds get in.
00:23:13.500But in general, the state always takes over for kidnapping cases in the beginning phases, right?
00:23:18.740If there's no interstate nexus and for murder, okay?
00:23:21.680Murder, guys, is almost always exclusively reserved to the states.
00:23:25.200And the reason for that is because feds only get involved with murder when there's other federal statutes being violated, right?
00:23:31.520So at this point, you guys can see it says Detective Mellich.
00:23:34.320That means it's a state case, which I think these guys were from Orange County Sheriff's Office, right?
00:23:42.340So he's interviewing her first as a witness in this case because they don't have any reason to believe that a mother would be the perpetrator in their child's disappearance and or death.
00:23:52.300The time right now is zero for 11 hours.
00:23:55.620I'm Detective Mellich with the Orange County Sheriff's Office.
00:24:23.620So pay attention, guys, to her story as far as like how she knows this woman, how she met this woman, how long she's known this woman, and the other details surrounding this individual.
00:24:32.700And I say this with air quotes, Zenaida.
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00:54:47.000I don't know what you're talking about.
00:54:48.220The one thing about Casey Anthony that you guys are going to notice from a lot of the people that were involved in this investigation is that she was always calm and collected.
01:03:39.780Well, then, if the main thing you want to do is find your daughter, and you don't think lying to us is going to help us find her, why would you do that?
01:05:23.520No, we have the benefit of 2020 hindsight reacting to this.
01:05:26.020But back then in 2008, they don't know all these facts that we know now.
01:05:28.380So, for him, it's an enormous amount of pressure anytime you have a missing child and you're the lead detective.
01:05:33.860You're a bad mom, or something happened to Kaylee, and Kaylee's buried somewhere, or in a trash can somewhere, and you had something to do with it.
01:05:40.380Either way, right now, it's not a very pretty picture to be painting.
01:05:42.920You're painting yourself as a very bad person.
01:05:46.180The truthful thing is that I have not seen my daughter.
01:05:49.580The last time that I saw her was on the 9th of June.
01:05:53.400Remember we had those two people that we were talking about, the person who had an accident, and a person who's just a cold-blooded, callous monster?
01:05:59.440That's telling me that you are the second person, this cold-blooded, callous monster, who doesn't care and doesn't want to help because she's afraid that something so anus happened that everyone's going to look at her and say,
01:06:10.020she's a monster, she deserves to go away, she deserves to never see the light of day, this bad thing should happen to her.
01:06:15.100I don't want to believe that right now, but you're going to give me no choice.
01:15:01.320Christina would love to talk to you because she thinks that you will tell her what's wrong.
01:15:04.740And this is the best friend that Andrew was telling you all about before.
01:15:08.100And I want you guys to look at the difference between the best friend who isn't even biologically related to this child and the biological mom.
01:16:26.080No, you dragged the police to multiple locations that didn't exist for some zanny nanny that doesn't exist.
01:16:31.380You made a bunch of lies about people that you work with and you lying about working at Universal Studios.
01:16:36.840You let them on a wild goose chase for 30 minutes almost all around having a bunch of employees go like, hey, what the hell's wrong with this chick crazy?
01:16:44.980Of course, they're going to go ahead and arrest you.
01:16:46.820I mean, the fucking whole state was looking for that girl.
01:22:50.700The family is still holding on to this glimmer of hope that she's telling the truth and that the child might be alive with this make-pretend nanny with a super Hispanic name that's Puerto Rican and Black from New York that graduated from the University of Florida.
01:23:05.580They're still holding on to this dream.
01:23:07.400No, and maybe if she was, we still don't know if she killed the baby or what happened with
01:32:21.040You're going to eat what's in front of you.
01:32:23.060We get another glimpse at Casey's skill in fabricating information and her ability to intertwine specific details to afford her lies some credibility.
01:32:31.340These minor intricacies are what would make her extremely convincing if we didn't happen to know otherwise.
01:32:40.340I want to tell you guys about liars like this.
01:32:41.900They're the most dangerous because they give you 10% truth, you know, 20% truth, and then 80% lie.
01:32:48.760And the issue is that when you tell some of like a half truth, well, you have to sit there and actually investigate to make sure the rest of it isn't true.
01:32:56.780So the liars that are able to give you a portion that is correct and true, those are the worst ones because it wastes more of your time because you have to figure out, okay, what's true?
01:42:46.840Which is what the defense tried to go ahead and, in their theory, is that George was involved in the murder, which you guys are going to see here in a second.
01:43:50.460So she obviously invokes, because she's not stupid at this point.
01:43:52.860She's like, all right, these guys, they're trying to really press me for murder one.
01:43:56.100And just so y'all guys know, in the state of Florida, murder one is premeditated murder, and it carries the death penalty.
01:44:01.340The interview room while awaiting her attorney and the released footage of that period is so bizarre to the point where it's almost comical.
01:44:09.120The detectives give off a passive yet glaringly obvious vibe that lets Casey know exactly what they think, being that she is guilty of her daughter's probable death and a fundamentally terrible human being on every imaginable level.
01:44:21.660Casey's response to this is to essentially ignore it and act as if the discourse between them and the situation itself is an everyday occurrence.
01:44:40.380One that perhaps doesn't concern the disappearance of her daughter, for which she is being charged for.
01:44:45.260You'll notice that she effortlessly maintains the same confident and talkative disposition that she had in her previous interviews with police.
01:44:52.160It's almost surreal to watch, given the circumstance, and the visual element adds an entire new level to the absurdity.
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01:46:00.560The first segment of footage shows the arresting officer waiting with Casey for the lead investigator to arrive.
01:46:06.380He initiates the conversation by bringing up the subject of Casey's parents.
01:46:10.440He asserts that he's worried about them, but the actual message he's putting across is that he essentially knows Casey is guilty and that she isn't fooling anyone.
01:46:18.900It's an indirect yet obvious accusation.
01:46:25.040As you guys can see, look at what the detective is wearing, okay?
01:46:27.640He's wearing a polo shirt and some 5'11 pants, all right?
01:46:30.560And 5'11 pants are tactical pants that pretty much any Fed detective, any law enforcement officer typically is going to wear when they're executing arrest.
01:46:44.000Since he's the one that arrested her, more than likely he was the one that cuffed her up.
01:46:47.260He was the one that read her original rights when he saw her and put her in the car, et cetera, and gets her, you know, because obviously it's a sucky situation.
01:46:55.800So he's, hey, you have the right to remain silent.
01:46:57.880You say could be used against you, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, right?
01:46:59.520When he arrests her, reads it off the random card, transports her to the thing.
01:47:02.940His job is to soften her up and make her feel a little bit more comfortable even though the situation sucks.
01:47:08.820So he's sitting there with her so that she has some semblance of someone that she can sort of identify with slash that's kind of built rapport with her.
01:47:17.320And what you guys are going to see right now is he's going to take a more, I'm on the outside, I'm not involved in this situation, I was just brought to arrest you.
01:47:26.140You know, I don't really know too much about this case, et cetera, even though he probably knows a lot about this case.
01:47:30.320But he's trying to be the rapport builder so that when the lead investigator comes in and he's going to be a way more, you know, accusatory in their nature in the interview, there's a little bit of comfort in the room to some degree.
01:47:42.080So, and I used to do this all the time, like I'd be the arresting guy, I'd get the fucking guy, especially with pedophiles.
01:47:46.680When I used to go pick up the, because I never actually did the pedophile cases, I would be the one to go ahead and arrest them because in Laredo, Texas, I was like one of the younger agents.
01:47:54.720So I was always there on arrest teams.
01:47:56.300Sometimes these guys were former law enforcement, military, whatever it may be, you know.
01:48:01.000So you would always want people that were able-bodied to execute these arrests.
01:48:03.940So when you get them, I'd come from up, blah, blah, blah, put them in the car, transport them to the office.
01:49:19.240And then they'll bring me in and I'll do the interview, right?
01:49:21.920And it might be for a case that I'm not even really involved in like that.
01:49:24.860I was just on the arrest team, but I had built rapport with them to the point where they're like, you know what?
01:49:29.160I want to talk to you. You're cool. I know I'm messed.
01:49:31.360I know y'all got me dead to rights. I know I'm effed in this situation.
01:49:34.480But you know what? Let me at least get a little bit of power here and talk to someone that I want to talk to.
01:49:40.660And my thing, guys, was when I arrested people, right, my job is to take away your liberty, not take away your dignity, right?
01:49:48.600I was pretty respectful most of the time when I dealt with these crooks.
01:49:52.740And that was really good for building rapport.
01:49:54.640So it would happen often where I'd be on the arrest team and they'd call me in to actually do the interview.
01:49:58.480And it'd be crazy because it'd be like a crime that I'm not too familiar with.
01:50:01.180It'll be like some, you know, counter proliferation, right, which is, you know, exporting arms and stuff like that.
01:50:06.140I had never really like HSI investigates those cases, but I was like a drug investigator.
01:50:11.000Like I was doing drugs and human smuggling and I did firearms and stuff like that.
01:50:14.600But it was like smuggling of firearms, like what Mexican cartels, not like, you know, Iran and all this other stuff.
01:50:20.120And, you know, you know, dual dual use items and night vision goggles, all this other stuff like that gets really complex once you get into it.
01:50:28.260So there's a situation where I'm like, OK, I'm just like taking a note here, trying to figure out what's going on.
01:50:32.540But the guy wanted to talk to me more.
01:50:54.460Some of what I said to them probably offended them because I told them that if I find out something that you don't want to hear, I'm going to tell you what.
01:52:18.200So what he basically said there was they're willing to lose the investigation to find the kid.
01:52:27.100And what I mean by that is if she invokes, right, and she says, I don't want to talk to y'all.
01:52:34.020And then she goes ahead and says something, right?
01:52:36.940I mean, that could be considered a spontaneous utterance or whatever.
01:52:39.400But if they ask her a question, right, an incriminated question, let's say she invokes.
01:52:44.180And then they ask her, well, where's the kid?
01:52:45.900And she answers, well, she might have a grounds to be able to say, oh, well, I had evoked and you guys asked me incriminating questions that can't be used against me.
01:52:53.160And she would have a strong case with her defense.
01:52:54.960Obviously, that's up to the judge and the court, et cetera.
01:52:58.040But that goes to show the nature where, you know, the case is one thing, but we're more concerned with finding this child.
01:53:35.820And that goes to show, guys, like, you know, when it comes to finding children, that's always the number one priority.
01:53:40.300You know, we don't care about sticking a case on someone if you can find the kid, even if you have to violate the rights a little bit to do so.
02:01:41.760Which could be, you know, you guys can theorize that that might be the reason that her defense was so hard on going after her father, saying that he was the perpetrator in the death of Kaylee Anthony, the daughter.
02:01:56.760And he was really struggling with that.
02:02:05.520I know he was subpoenaed and under the law he had to answer whatever questions were asked him and I told him to do what he had to do.
02:02:12.540Imagine you were Casey, but void of any wrongdoing whatsoever.
02:02:16.200Your daughter was kidnapped five weeks ago and now a detective who thinks you're the culprit is relaying the agonizing moments of your father providing information for your arrest.
02:02:25.020No matter how stoic or self-controlled your nature, you would most likely be in tears or completely enraged at the overwhelming unjustness of the situation.
02:02:38.540I mean, this is something, honestly, we've been preparing for from the beginning, just because of words that were directly spoken from Yuri Malich and also from, uh, Sergeant Allen.
02:02:50.800So basically this interview right here is just to get Casey to talk to the leaders investigators about the case and they wanted to indulge, like, uh, deeper into the investigation.
02:03:01.800To ask, like, more deep questions about what happened to Kaylee and all that.
02:03:05.980But, uh, she called the attorney and, uh, uh, apparently he denied, like, any, like, conversations with the, the leader investigations because that would not, uh, like, aid the case for her.
02:03:23.240But I think this was a play because they knew that she had already, like, invoked at this point.
02:03:27.400I think they wanted to see how she would react to her dad testifying against her and providing other-
02:03:32.640And then, and then also a lot of times when people lawyer up like this, you'll tell them the evidence you have against them so that they can kind of feel the walls closing in and give them some pressure.
02:04:11.980But I do have counsel, and that's something that, you know, my attorney's always been a phone call away.
02:04:18.100Has your attorney ever told you that we would like to speak to you?
02:04:20.940And we had agreed, him and I together, that we would all sit down together, him and I, and you guys, and, you know, we'd entertain whatever questions you have.
02:04:30.840There is no possible way that a defense attorney would actually sit down and, as Casey states, entertain any question the police have for them.
02:04:39.740Yet if we weren't paying close attention, we would take her at her word due to the eloquence of her dialogue and not realize everything she's saying is complete nonsense.
02:04:58.780The only way a defense attorney is going to sit there and allow you to talk to the police with them there present typically is through a 5K proffer where you're getting some kind of benefit,
02:05:06.960and you're going to get a significant amount of time being taken off or a safety valve or some kind of debrief where there's also a prosecutor there
02:05:14.120and there was some agreed upon benefit to the defendant and the defense counsel is aware of it.
02:08:20.180This was essentially a direct confrontation.
02:08:23.180The detective has just told Casey they have sufficient evidence to prove her guilt.
02:08:27.160Casey doesn't refute or even respond to the accusation.
02:08:30.260She instead falls back to her ridiculous dialogue once again, hoping the confidence in her voice
02:08:35.760will mask the absurdity of what she's actually saying.
02:08:38.300Well, I said, I said the same thing to them that, you know, they said that we're at the end of a hallway and I'm thinking we're at the end of a hallway and there's two doors.
02:08:45.760Which door are we going to go through?
02:08:47.140Or I guess this is, you know, we're at this point and the final step is which door is locked.
02:08:55.640We are well beyond where we were before.
02:09:30.520It's unfortunate that right when the pressure was starting to build, the second detective interrupts the exchange and they both leave the room soon after.
02:09:38.520Casey waits alone for roughly 40 minutes before her attorney shows up.
02:09:49.360And I'm going to tell you guys why the reason why it was a good move is that she invoked y'all shouldn't really be talking to her like that.
02:09:55.540And yes, it's great to give pressure to a defendant, whatever, but you don't want whatever she tells you to get thrown out.
02:10:01.780So she invoked, let the attorney get there, let her stew for a bit.
02:10:06.000But, you know, that 40 minutes probably was painful for her because she's like, damn, they got me.
02:10:10.480And she doesn't know exactly what they have on her yet at this point.
02:10:13.240They know she knows that they got her, but she doesn't know the exact evidence.
02:10:17.560So letting her stew there for a bit, letting the lawyer come in.
02:10:20.640Is the safer bet for saving any type of evidence that might come after the fact, because now anything she says with the lawyer is admissible.
02:10:27.220So. I think that the detective probably went in there to be like, bro, she invoked.
02:10:34.040Let the lawyer get here. Let's not jam ourselves up.
02:10:36.740It is what it is. She knows she's guilty.
02:10:39.020We're going to prove it in court. She doesn't want to talk. She's not going to talk.
02:10:41.840She's already lied to three other investigators.
02:10:44.140Chill. She keeps lying to this date. Exactly.
02:10:46.840You know what I mean? So this this this detective is probably, you know, a bit emotional about the situation because, you know, there's a missing child, bro.
02:10:54.560So, like, rightfully so. Right. You're trying to find the kid. What the hell is going on here?
02:10:58.420So I think this is a good move from the other detective that isn't invested as invested because he's not the lead investigator.
02:11:04.320So pull him out. Let the lawyer come. Let's not come into any constitutional rights issues and and then see if we can get a statement out of her with the lawyer there.
02:11:13.580So, you know, take to take one step to hopefully take two steps forward.
02:11:17.480But you guys are going to see what happens here.
02:11:19.680Good question. You don't say anything else.
02:11:22.160So I disagree with the narrator here as far as like, oh, right when the pressure is going, blah, blah, blah.
02:11:25.840But, bro, you got to remember, she invoked. So you shouldn't be talking to her in the first place.
02:12:21.520I have to be able to approach my chain and explain why.
02:12:23.900The detective now guilefully takes Casey up on her previous offer, where she insisted they were willing to sit down with police and answer questions.
02:13:34.020Like, yes, I want to talk to you in private.
02:13:35.700And they're going to definitely be like, attorney-client privilege, we ain't talking to these motherfuckers.
02:13:39.340Come as no surprise that no conference was to be had.
02:13:42.840Casey was instead taken to the county jail, where she would remain for two and a half years awaiting trial.
02:13:48.380Once this footage was released to the public domain, the consensus was that Casey, at best, was a cold-hearted mother.
02:13:54.220And at worst, a hideous, despicable murderer.
02:13:56.920But what's curious is that although these opinions may be accurate, they came from a completely misguided notion, being that her behavior in the footage was entirely genuine.
02:14:06.480Casey was in all likelihood being completely fake this entire time.
02:14:10.240So you might be curious as to why a person would actually fake such a poised temperament, when it would be far more fitting to fake sadness and despair.
02:14:17.560We all have aspects to ourselves that are ungenuine to a certain degree.
02:14:21.940How we act at a business dinner won't be the way we are at home with our close friends or family.
02:14:26.840The more comfortable the setting, the more we can be ourselves.
02:14:30.040Those educated on Casey's past would assert that she was rarely sad, rarely angry, but always this bubbly and agreeable personality, even when it didn't suit the situation.
02:14:39.700She was one of those people where something just seemed off.
02:14:45.660But you couldn't quite put your finger on it.
02:14:48.020The evidence put forward suggests that Casey was fake in every single setting and with every single person all of the time.
02:14:54.940A trait that might go unnoticed in everyday life, yet would clearly stand out when shown under the microscope of a criminal case study.
02:15:01.660Casey had become so accustomed to this fraudulent way of being that it even came as a natural behavior to her in the extraordinary setting we see here.
02:15:10.400And the assertion is that because Casey knew just how well she could fabricate this character, she thought she could use it to mask her anxiety and thus conceal guilty behavior.
02:15:20.080Casey in all likelihood had little to no regard for her daughter.
03:06:34.000obama said you were dead bro are you alive still
03:06:36.720uh miss lawless goes casey later said her dad abused her
03:06:40.200sexually and had seizures when kaylee died
03:06:42.260she also claimed kaylee was great baby with her ex-boyfriend who drugged her
03:06:46.320yeah i think that's from the documentary from peacock right more than likely where she gives her side which you guys can go ahead and check out that documentary uh where they pretty much pin all of it on the father but i mean y'all saw his demeanor i think that man is 1000 percent innocent and she just wanted to fight fire with fire and she was mad that he testified against her grand jury which is why she made that absurd lie up that she was assaulted by him to those of you saying y'all need subtitles when the lady talks what's wrong with y'all
03:07:12.240just effing listen she's doing all her best they're talking about you what you got
03:07:16.300what you got to say to people that say you need subtitles
03:07:20.360her english does suck guys so it's okay don't feel bad i don't understand her either when i'd be talking to her i'd be like wait what is something what okay uh let's see here she's a good sport about it though
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03:07:52.280sign the first 200 copies for y'all okay guys so don't worry as you guys want to sign copy i'll sell it
03:07:57.680myspace was the move back in the day yeah uh broke from the smoke yes myspace was back in the day you
03:08:03.260could play your music and shit back in the day remember that what was the song that was on your
03:08:06.520myspace profile my son yeah what was your song man i don't want to say my song my song yeah what was it
03:08:12.740tell the people what was your myspace song here yeah go ahead uh probably a jonas brothers song
03:08:17.900jonas brothers yeah what was the name of the song from jonas brothers maybe sos sos from jonas brothers
03:08:23.700yeah probably i've never heard that song so or maybe i have but i just can't remember but
03:08:27.560i know the chat's about to start roasting you yeah uh james brunette thanks for the breakdown
03:08:30.560thank you james i appreciate it uh wait is that the james brunette that i used to know
03:08:35.340bro you back alive again are you back here where you been at all this time man we haven't seen you
03:08:40.240in a long ass time uh and then we got here uh three diglets that dude had black eyebrows white hair
03:08:47.200and a gray mustache yeah i know he used that just for men if you know what i'm saying or in this case
03:08:52.560just for chokes on his on his daughter he said get over here get over here where's my granddaughter
03:08:57.700he turned into batman where is she where is she casey where's kaylee he probably smacked the shit
03:09:04.300out of her uh pathological liars should just not commit crimes facts they always ruin things because
03:09:09.260they can't keep a straight story believe all women right come on man i know bro i know i know
03:09:14.080uh and then we got here uh don patron mexican nanny gem name generator yep okay so i think we're
03:09:20.660caught up on all the chats did they make fun of her song uh yes they did make they're making fun of
03:09:26.080your song your song all right good to hear from fede again are you going to get greg to set on fnf
03:09:30.300you guys we're talking about that uh knf uh uh chess broad pod would love to see yes we will be
03:09:35.840getting greg to set on guys don't worry i got him locked in i just gotta figure out
03:09:40.080i just gotta figure out the day i gotta talk with these people as you guys know we're in
03:09:43.980youtube jail for a week so i couldn't really you know i mean adam russell 39 super sticker 10 bucks
03:09:48.820i appreciate that uh someone in here said a lot where shout out to you my friend we'll get the
03:09:54.400rocks on casey man because what she did was very haram um but yeah all right cool um angie anything
03:10:01.440you want to uh you want to drop your instagram for the people real quick and where they can find
03:10:04.880you want me to type it here because i don't know should i say it spell it uh spell it out for them
03:10:09.840and then i could type it in so it's s-o-a-n-g-e-l-i-c-a-a all right so it's so angelica
03:10:19.120with two a's at the end guys yes there you go there you go and i put it in there for y'all so
03:10:22.380you guys can go ahead and send a dick pic to you don't please don't no all right hey guys hope you
03:10:29.300guys enjoyed that video man uh we'll be back with um fresh and fit tomorrow 7 p.m we're gonna have
03:10:33.640charleston white we got a lot of heat planned for y'all i'm gonna go ahead and schedule the greg
03:10:36.600this interview thank you for bringing that up and i will definitely hit up his team like y'all know
03:10:39.960we were in the youtube jail for a week guys like the video so it could go up in the algorithm share
03:10:44.100this one with a friend because as you guys know when you're banned for youtube for a week you can't
03:10:47.600pass you i'm sorry you can't post it you know messes with the algo and all that other crap so
03:10:52.220subscribe below um sorry subscribe like the video comment below what you guys thought about
03:10:58.140the case and the breakdown of casey anthony was she guilty was she not and uh yeah man uh
03:11:03.060check me out also fed 1811 on anchor and then yeah and angie how you enjoy shout out to angie
03:11:07.740by the way for helping out she did a bunch of research thank you for having me you know i i
03:11:13.840think they like you probably the most of a lot of the other ladies that i brought on the show
03:11:17.600because they don't really study or know too much you bring them crazy girls here that's true but
03:11:22.160they're hot so you know it is what is this the internet uh but other than that guys love y'all i'll
03:11:26.720catch you guys on the next episode of fed it i'll catch you guys back here tomorrow for a fresh and
03:11:30.980fit at 7 p.m we're gonna go get some food uh peace love y'all man thank you so much for the support
03:11:35.440i was a special agent with homelands investigations okay guys hsi the cases that i did mostly were
03:11:42.740human smuggling and drug trafficking no one else has these documents by the way here's what fed it
03:11:49.580covers dr lafredo confirmed lacerations due to