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The biggest problem that I have with this case is Casey Anthony’s behavior during the time period that Caylee was reported missing. Caylee Anthony was missing for around 30 days with the help of police. Casey also says that during the time period was living her daily life and seems not to care that much about her daughter. Casey on more then on occasion was seen out and drinking. She couldn’t have cared that much about her daughter’s whereabouts if she is drinking and having a good time. Also during this time period she got a tattoo and the artist told the press that Casey seemed fine when getting the tattoo and mentioned nothing about Caylee. Casey also had a history of lying from the past and in the case. She lied about a graduating high

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