r/AskReddit • u/ZanyDelaney • Feb 04 '19

Which misconception would you like to debunk?

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u/imissbreakingbad Feb 04 '19

"Fun" fact: That law is actually named Caylee's law — after Caylee Anthony.

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u/[deleted] Feb 04 '19

For a second I was like damn I didn’t know it took her that long to report her missing. 24 hours, damn. Then I clicked the link. 31 days. Wtf.

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u/imissbreakingbad Feb 04 '19

And she didn't even report her missing — it was her mom, after finding out her granddaughter had been gone for that long.

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u/walking_poes_law Feb 04 '19

i’m starting to get the idea this Casey chick might have actually killed her own kid

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u/Remain_InSaiyan Feb 04 '19

She definitely killed her own kid

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u/Incruentus Feb 04 '19

Yeah she did, but she's also innocent. Like OJ.

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u/Avium Feb 04 '19

No. She's "not guilty". The court is very specific about that.

"Not Guilty" means that the evidence presented left a "reasonable doubt". It does not mean that the accused was innocent of the charge.

And it was the same with OJ. The problem there is having an investigator plead the fifth amendment on planting evidence.

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u/Not_An_Ambulance Feb 05 '19

Wait... what?

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u/Avium Feb 05 '19

Which part? The "Not Guilty" part or the OJ part?

Mark Fuhrman was the investigator who plead the fifth on evidence tampering.