And have relations with her lawyer due to lack of money?
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Casey Anthony Paid For Defense With Sex, P.I. Says
Posted May 25th, 2016
Casey Anthony Paid For Defense With Sex, P.I. Says
SANFORD, Fla. (970 WFLA) - A private investigator who worked for Casey Anthony's defense team said that her defense attorney knew Anthony killed her daughter all along, and she paid her legal fees with sex.
Dominic Casey said in two court affidavits that attorney Jose Baez told him that Anthony killed two-year old Caylee and dumped her body, and he was trying to find the remains before Orange County Sheriff's deputies.
Casey also said that Anthony paid for her legal fees by having sex with Baez. The report said it initially started with blowjobs but got worse as the case progressed.
The documents are part of Anthony's bankruptcy case. A Pinellas County jury acquitted Anthony of murder in 2011.
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Posted May 25th, 2016
Casey Anthony Paid For Defense With Sex, P.I. Says
SANFORD, Fla. (970 WFLA) - A private investigator who worked for Casey Anthony's defense team said that her defense attorney knew Anthony killed her daughter all along, and she paid her legal fees with sex.
Dominic Casey said in two court affidavits that attorney Jose Baez told him that Anthony killed two-year old Caylee and dumped her body, and he was trying to find the remains before Orange County Sheriff's deputies.
Casey also said that Anthony paid for her legal fees by having sex with Baez. The report said it initially started with blowjobs but got worse as the case progressed.
The documents are part of Anthony's bankruptcy case. A Pinellas County jury acquitted Anthony of murder in 2011.
photo credit: Getty Images
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Casey Anthony breaks her silence: 'I sleep pretty good at night'
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Josh Replogle, Associated Press
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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - Casey Anthony knows that much of the world believes she killed her 2-year-old daughter, despite her acquittal. But nearly nine years later, she insists she doesn’t know how the last hours of Caylee’s life unfolded.
“Caylee would be 12 right now. And would be a total badass,” she told The Associated Press in one of a series of exclusive interviews.
But discussing Caylee’s last moments, the 30-year-old Anthony spoke in halting, sober tones: “I’m still not even certain as I stand here today about what happened,” she said.
“Based off what was in the media” — the story of a woman who could not account for a month in which her child was missing, whose defense involved an accidental drowning for which there was no eyewitness testimony — “I understand the reasons people feel about me. I understand why people have the opinions that they do.”
This was the first time Anthony spoke to a news media outlet about her daughter’s death or her years since the trial. Her responses were at turns revealing, bizarre and often contradictory, and they ultimately raised more questions than answers about the case that has captivated the nation.
It’s been almost nine years since Caylee went missing, and six since the circus-like Orlando trial that ended in her mother’s acquittal. The trial was carried live on cable networks and was the focus of daily commentaries by HLN’s Nancy Grace, who called her “the most hated mom in America,” and, derisively, “tot mom.”
The child was supposedly last seen on June 16, 2008; she was first reported missing, by Casey Anthony’s mother, on July 15. A day later, Casey Anthony was arrested on charges of child neglect. She told police that Caylee had disappeared with a baby sitter.
A utility worker working in a wooded area near the Anthony home on Dec. 11 found skeletal remains that were later determined to be Caylee’s. Experts would testify that air samples indicated that decaying human remains had been present in Casey Anthony’s trunk.
In the end, prosecutors proved Casey Anthony was a liar, but convinced the jury of little else. The government failed to establish how Caylee died, and they couldn’t find her mother’s DNA on the duct tape they said was used to suffocate her. After a trial of a month and a half, the jury took less than 11 hours to find Anthony not guilty of first-degree murder, aggravated manslaughter and aggravated child abuse.
She was convicted of four counts of lying to police (though two counts were later dropped), and served about three years in prison while awaiting trial.
Anthony lives in the South Florida home of Patrick McKenna, a private detective who was the lead investigator on her defense team. She also works for him, doing online social media searches and other investigative work. McKenna was also the lead investigator for OJ Simpson, when he was accused of killing his wife and acquitted; Anthony said she’s become fascinated with the case, and there are “a lot of parallels” to her own circumstances.
An Associated Press reporter met Anthony as she protested against President Donald Trump at a Palm Beach rally.
It’s unclear why Anthony agreed to speak to the AP. She later texted the reporter, asking that the AP not run the story. Among other things, she cited the bankruptcy case in which she has been embroiled since 2013: “During the course of my bankruptcy, the rights to my story were purchased by a third party company for $25k to protect my interests. Without written authorization from the controlling members of this company, I am prohibited from speaking publicly about my case at any time.”
In addition, she said she had violated a confidentiality agreement with her employer, and remains under subpoena and subject to deposition in her bankruptcy case.
Casey Anthony breaks her silence: 'I sleep pretty good at night'
Josh Replogle, Associated Press
6 minutes ago
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - Casey Anthony knows that much of the world believes she killed her 2-year-old daughter, despite her acquittal. But nearly nine years later, she insists she doesn’t know how the last hours of Caylee’s life unfolded.
“Caylee would be 12 right now. And would be a total badass,” she told The Associated Press in one of a series of exclusive interviews.
But discussing Caylee’s last moments, the 30-year-old Anthony spoke in halting, sober tones: “I’m still not even certain as I stand here today about what happened,” she said.
“Based off what was in the media” — the story of a woman who could not account for a month in which her child was missing, whose defense involved an accidental drowning for which there was no eyewitness testimony — “I understand the reasons people feel about me. I understand why people have the opinions that they do.”
This was the first time Anthony spoke to a news media outlet about her daughter’s death or her years since the trial. Her responses were at turns revealing, bizarre and often contradictory, and they ultimately raised more questions than answers about the case that has captivated the nation.
It’s been almost nine years since Caylee went missing, and six since the circus-like Orlando trial that ended in her mother’s acquittal. The trial was carried live on cable networks and was the focus of daily commentaries by HLN’s Nancy Grace, who called her “the most hated mom in America,” and, derisively, “tot mom.”
The child was supposedly last seen on June 16, 2008; she was first reported missing, by Casey Anthony’s mother, on July 15. A day later, Casey Anthony was arrested on charges of child neglect. She told police that Caylee had disappeared with a baby sitter.
A utility worker working in a wooded area near the Anthony home on Dec. 11 found skeletal remains that were later determined to be Caylee’s. Experts would testify that air samples indicated that decaying human remains had been present in Casey Anthony’s trunk.
In the end, prosecutors proved Casey Anthony was a liar, but convinced the jury of little else. The government failed to establish how Caylee died, and they couldn’t find her mother’s DNA on the duct tape they said was used to suffocate her. After a trial of a month and a half, the jury took less than 11 hours to find Anthony not guilty of first-degree murder, aggravated manslaughter and aggravated child abuse.
She was convicted of four counts of lying to police (though two counts were later dropped), and served about three years in prison while awaiting trial.
Anthony lives in the South Florida home of Patrick McKenna, a private detective who was the lead investigator on her defense team. She also works for him, doing online social media searches and other investigative work. McKenna was also the lead investigator for OJ Simpson, when he was accused of killing his wife and acquitted; Anthony said she’s become fascinated with the case, and there are “a lot of parallels” to her own circumstances.
An Associated Press reporter met Anthony as she protested against President Donald Trump at a Palm Beach rally.
It’s unclear why Anthony agreed to speak to the AP. She later texted the reporter, asking that the AP not run the story. Among other things, she cited the bankruptcy case in which she has been embroiled since 2013: “During the course of my bankruptcy, the rights to my story were purchased by a third party company for $25k to protect my interests. Without written authorization from the controlling members of this company, I am prohibited from speaking publicly about my case at any time.”
In addition, she said she had violated a confidentiality agreement with her employer, and remains under subpoena and subject to deposition in her bankruptcy case.
Got Worse?? Lol. I always laugh at shit like that.. because it only got worse years after the fact.. lol.
It was a shitfknton BETTER in that moment going from BJs to fkng, cause she kept her lawyer, and didn't get the death penalty for premeditated Murder! Lol..
Lol... always a fkng victim.. even the poor little (child murderous) white girl.
God forbid, she had to use her pussy to pay a bill.
BITCH
Rest in peace Caylee.
