Publisher's Synopsis
The Unsolved Murder of Caylee Anthony
Casey Anthony: "Tot Mom" and "America's Most Hated Mom"
A beautiful two-year-old girl vanishes without a trace.
Her mother waits 31 days to call the police.
When the truth emerges-no one can agree on what really happened.
In the blistering summer of 2008, Caylee Marie Anthony disappeared from her Florida home. What followed became one of the most controversial, watched, and emotionally charged trials in modern American history. Her mother, Casey Anthony, quickly became known across the world as "Tot Mom"-a nickname that morphed into a cultural symbol of suspicion and rage.
This book is the definitive, forensic deep dive into a case that split the nation. From the haunting 911 call and the smell in the trunk, to the fantasy forensics, media frenzy, and courtroom theatrics, The Unsolved Murder of Caylee Anthony takes readers beyond headlines and into the complex web of lies, legal failures, and public outrage.
Inside you'll uncover:
A detailed timeline of Caylee's disappearance and Casey's shifting stories
Exclusive analysis of forensic evidence, digital trails, and toxicology reports
The full courtroom showdown: from Jose Baez's bombshell claims to the prosecution's unraveling
How Nancy Grace and 24/7 media shaped public opinion and branded Casey as "America's Most Hated Mom"
The birth of Caylee's Law and the haunting legacy it left behind
For fans of Ann Rule, Michelle McNamara, and high-profile unsolved mysteries, this is more than just a true crime retelling-it's a piercing examination of a justice system under pressure, a media machine in overdrive, and a child whose voice was nearly lost beneath the noise.
This case didn't end with a verdict. It ended with a question:
What does justice look like when everyone believes something different?
