C.A = O.J

So by now we all know that if we ever need to commit murder and tell lies so the jury will believe us and send us home free, we can all move to Florida. Seriously though I get they didnt have exact solid evidence point blame on her but look at all the morals that were broken. Shes out partying when her daughter is missing, shes lying to police about people that dont exist, the computer searches that prove what was looked up on her computer over 80 times. The jury cant just sweep that under the mat. The fact that the body was stuffed in a bag and left on the side of the road is no accident. No family finds a child dead and then makes it look like a murder, it only makes things worse. But here is the big thing, shes free and she still doesnt care as to who killed her child. She never once asked for justice for her kid, shes just happy she got off scott free. Now if she didnt actually kill her then who did? Here is what I think happened...Casey went out with friends while her parents said they would watch her. Casey kept calling to find out where the baby was and how she was doing and the parents just told her shes fine shes with our "babysitter". Now mean while Casey's dad neglected to keep an eye on the child and went with his mistress. The child then climbed in the pool and drowned, Casey's dad comes home to find the child and they freak out. Casey finally comes home and is finally told what happened and because of Casey's fucked up childhood her parents convince her to make up a well thought out story. 30 days after the child is dead they report a missing person, by this time Casey's dad had already drove the body out of town and disposed of it to make it seem like a kidnapper killed it. Casey goes through numerous lies because her parents force her to and at the end of it Casey gets let off free. But now when the verdict was given Casey's parents walked out of the court room...but why? was it because they had a plan to protect themselves and have Casey take the fall? or is it because now the finger can point on them for neglecting the child. One day justice will be served.