In the circuit court for the Ninth Judicial Circuit in Four Orange County, Florida,

the state of Florida versus Casey Marie Anthony.

As to case number 2008, C.F. 1566-0.

As to the charge of first-degree murder, verdict as to count one,

we the jury find the defendant not guilty.

So say we all dated at Orlando Orange County Florida on this fifth day of July 2011 signed four person

As to the charge of aggravated child abuse, verdict is to count two,

the jury find the defendant not guilty.

So say we all did it at Orlando, Orange County, Florida, this fifth day of July 2011, signed four-person.

As to the charge of aggravated manslaughter of a child, verdict is to count three.

We the jury find the defendant not guilty. Oh, Hey everybody welcome back to episode 5 of Cold Case Murder Mysteries. I'm your

host Ryan Krause and today we'll be taking a peek inside the madness of Floridian femfatal

Casey Anthony who was acquitted of first-degree murder in the 2008 death of her

three-year-old daughter Cayley. Now I'm sure I've already drawn some grumbles

or confusion with the mention of the words

femfatal, as this case doesn't actually involve a young woman manipulating ignorant

potential lovers into dangerous situations.

Or does it? You see, I'm going to explain how sex and other genetic implications had everything

to do with the outcome in her trial, how Darwinism prevailed, and how innocence and guilt

are mutually irrelevant under the scrutiny of evolution's never ending thrust into the future.

So to that end, let's get things rolling here with the last true statement you're going to hear for the next hour.

Casey Anthony murdered her daughter Cayley and dumped the little girl's body in the

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