Plot Synopsis

Led by retired FBI supervisory special agent and profiler Jim Clemente and former New Scotland Yard criminal behavioral analyst Laura Richards, THE CASE OF: CAYLEE ANTHONY is a three-night limited series that delves into the tragic disappearance and death of toddler Caylee Anthony. This three-part program takes viewers past the media frenzy, to what's really important -- the details of the case and will present theories about what may have happened. Putting a new lens on this infamous case, Clemente and Richards have assembled the top minds in criminal justice including former FBI special agent James Fitzgerald; FBI Special Agent Nick Savage, who worked Anthony's reported abduction and medical examiner Dr. Karl Williams. Beginning with the 911 call that launched a nationwide search for Caylee, the team will examine the key events in the little girl's disappearance and mysterious death. They'll comb over the original investigative files, chase down witnesses, and consult with various experts who have firsthand knowledge of the case including forensic scientist Dr. Henry Lee, who was retained by the defense, and Dr. Jan Garavaglia, who was the medical examiner when Caylee's remains were recovered. The team also reached out to the attorneys who represented both sides in the trial, the judge, a juror and a reporter who covered the investigation from its beginning, to gain insight about why this toddler's death is still a mystery 10 years later and what may have happened to this little girl.
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On Monday, May 21, 2018 at 8pm ET/PT, Oxygen premiered the one-hour finale of the three-part series, THE CASE OF: CAYLEE ANTHONY, immediately following encore presentations of the first two installments from 4-8pm. In the finale, Jim and Laura examine potential evidence overlooked by the prosecution, but a meeting with a juror and a judge leaves them with eyes wide open on the decision to acquit Casey Anthony.