A) They were an unremarkable family with complex relationships B) They were exceptionally wealthy C) They were involved in a massive conspiracy D) They were a famous celebrity family
A) Non-existent B) All over the map C) Clearly defined and linear D) Overwhelmingly damning
A) The uncertainty of a motive B) The detailed confession C) The sympathy for Casey Anthony D) The lack of media coverage
A) Convicted Casey B) Ignored the case C) Interviewed the jury D) Defended Casey
A) Skeptical investigators B) Sympathetic supporters C) Lynch mob D) Neutral observers
A) She was too quiet B) She was a habitual liar C) She was a successful businesswoman D) She never spoke to the media
A) She was visiting the grave B) She was partying C) She was mourning in public D) She was testifying in court
A) Success B) Mystery C) Bore D) Nightmare
A) Closure for the defense B) Justice through legal procedure C) Revenge D) Financial compensation
A) Significant contradictions and flip-flops of testimony B) The clear evidence provided by prosecutors C) The absence of any contradictory testimony D) The consistent story told by the defendant
A) Mark Lippman B) Julie Chen C) Judge Perry D) Nancy Grace
A) Media invitations B) Support letters C) Legal subpoenas D) Death threats
A) 500 B) 1,000 C) 2,000 D) 100
A) One million B) Two million C) Five hundred thousand D) Three million
A) The Media Circus B) O.J. Number 2 C) The Century Case D) The Anthony Injustice
A) Judge Perry B) Nancy Grace C) Julie Chen D) Mark Lippman
A) 2,000 B) 500 C) 1,010 D) 3,300
A) 50 percent B) 64 percent C) 11 percent D) 28 percent
A) 64 percent B) 27 percent C) 11 percent D) 9 percent
A) Age difference B) The maternal instinct C) Political affiliation D) Educational background
A) California B) Florida C) New York D) West Virginia
A) Traffic to news sites B) Twitter trending tags C) Legal document downloads D) Facebook post frequency
A) Baseless B) Honest C) Brilliant D) Necessary
A) Public apologies B) Time to reflect privately C) More investigative reports D) Financial compensation
A) July 7 B) July 5 C) July 4 D) July 17
A) The police department's B) The defense's C) Bradley's D) Universal's
A) A mandatory death sentence B) Grounds for a mistrial C) An automatic acquittal D) Immediate retrial
A) July 5, 2011 B) July 7, 2011 C) October 2008 D) July 4, 2011
A) Four B) One C) Seven D) Three
A) Florida State Police B) Universal Studios C) A local daycare D) Disney
A) Mason B) Bradley C) Fernandez-Gonzalez D) Perry
A) July 17, 2011 B) July 7, 2011 C) July 5, 2011 D) October 14, 2008
A) Four distinct, separate lies B) Police misconduct C) A single misunderstanding D) Inconsequential errors
A) July 7, 2011 B) October 2008 C) July 17, 2011 D) July 5, 2011
A) $100,000 B) $1,000 C) $516,000 D) $217,000
A) Sour grapes B) Illegal C) Unprecedented D) Excessive
A) Frank George B) Linda Burdick C) Jose Baez D) Jeff Ashton
A) Orlando City Hall B) Clearwater Police Station C) Pinellas County Criminal Justice Center D) Orange County Courthouse
A) Mark Lippman B) J. Cheney Mason C) Ann Finnell D) Belvin Perry
A) Kidnapping by a stranger B) Poisoning by chloroform C) Intentional suffocation D) Accidental drowning
A) Chemical solvents B) Cleaning solutions C) Carbon monoxide D) Chlorophyll
A) Arpad Vass B) Michael Warren C) Sebastian Shaw D) John Dennis Bradley
A) Linda Burdick B) Arpad Vass C) Michael Warren D) Werner Spitz
A) No B) Yes, on the final day C) Yes, as the first defense witness D) Yes, but only under cross-examination
A) 400 B) 84 C) 47 D) 59
A) Leonard Padilla B) Casey's parents C) A public defender D) Tony Padilla
A) Weekly court visits B) Community service C) House arrest D) Electronic tracking device
A) Leonard Padilla B) Tony Padilla C) The state D) Casey's parents
A) October 14, 2008 B) September 5, 2008 C) July 22, 2008 D) October 28, 2008
A) October 28, 2008 B) April 13, 2009 C) October 14, 2008 D) September 5, 2008
A) July 22, 2008 B) October 14, 2008 C) October 28, 2008 D) April 13, 2009
A) The grand jury foreman B) Leonard Padilla C) Casey Anthony D) Judge John Jordan
A) One week earlier B) Almost three years earlier C) One month earlier D) The day she was arrested
A) Larry Garrison B) Roy Kronk C) Fernandez-Gonzalez D) Jan Garavaglia
A) The family's erratic behavior B) He was arrested C) He found Caylee D) He retired
A) Larry Garrison B) Jan Garavaglia C) Roy Kronk D) Fernandez-Gonzalez
A) A doll B) A skull C) A backpack D) Clothing
A) Duct tape B) Jewelry C) Clothing fibers D) A plastic bag
A) Larry Garrison B) Jan Garavaglia C) Fernandez-Gonzalez D) Roy Kronk
A) Natural causes B) Homicide C) Accidental D) Suicide
A) Suffocation B) Undetermined C) Blunt force trauma D) Drowning
A) August 9, 2005 B) March 19, 1986 C) June 9, 2008 D) July 15, 2008
A) Jose Baez B) Cindy Anthony C) George Anthony D) Casey Anthony
A) Jose Baez B) George Anthony C) Nancy Grace D) Cindy Anthony
A) George Anthony B) Jose Baez C) Cindy Anthony D) Nancy Grace
A) Not guilty B) Guilty C) Plea bargain D) Mistrial
A) Human decomposition B) Rotting trash C) Cleaning chemicals D) Gasoline
A) Mason B) Baez C) Ashton D) Burdick
A) An alarm system B) A child-safety lock C) A screen door D) A working handle
A) Cold mother B) Tot mom C) Party girl D) Lying mom
A) HLN B) CNN C) ABC D) Fox News
A) I am shocked by this result B) Justice has been served C) The devil is dancing D) Truth prevails
A) Dateline B) The View C) America's Most Wanted D) 20/20
A) Russell Huekler B) Jennifer Ford C) Baez D) Cheney Mason
A) Their stomachs B) Their hearts C) The media coverage D) The public's reaction
A) He was found guilty of perjury B) Suspicion regarding his role C) He was the primary suspect D) He testified against Casey
A) January 2013 B) September 2008 C) July 2011 D) October 2013
A) A defamation countersuit B) An appeal C) Bankruptcy D) A restraining order
A) Marc Wites B) Dominic Casey C) K. Rodney May D) Fernandez-Gonzalez
A) Both defamation claims could proceed B) TES was awarded full damages C) The case was dismissed D) Casey was declared bankrupt
A) February 2019 B) September 2015 C) January 2020 D) April 2016
A) Within 12 hours. B) Immediately upon realization. C) Within 48 hours. D) Within 24 hours.
A) Angel in the Sky. B) Gone Too Soon. C) The Sweetness of Your Hair. D) She's Going Places.
A) Chrome. B) Safari. C) Firefox. D) Opera.
A) is poison painless B) how to hide a body C) how to clean blood D) foolproof suffocation
A) Gary LeVox. B) Alexandra Dean. C) Jose Baez. D) John Goetz.
A) As a result of drug addiction. B) As a calculated effort to manipulate the court. C) As a sign of clinical insanity. D) As a defense mechanism caused by alleged sexual abuse.
A) Legal advocate. B) Social media consultant. C) Documentary filmmaker. D) Criminal investigator.
A) Patreon. B) Substack. C) Medium. D) YouTube. |