CASEY ANTHONY OFFERED $1 MILLON FOR TV INTERVIEW

MILLIONAIRE?

CASEY Anthony has been offered a cool million for the first TV interview, after she was cleared of murdering her daughter Caylee. Independent TV producer, Al Taylor told MailOnline that it was a "done deal" and that Casey would be interviewed by an as yet unnamed host for his company Private Elevator Productions. 
He added that she may take a lie detector test, if the interview goes ahead. 
Taylor bragged: "She made them come to Palm Springs. She wants the money that's for sure. No one else has the balls. I'm offering money from my own company. We're the only game in town." 
He added: "She was a little concerned about how she is going to look with the lie detector test. But I said: 'You're the most hated woman in America, if you have to do some weird thing.'
"We were worried she wouldn’t answer the questions. We wanted to get our million dollars’ worth." He also claimed that while Casey was keen to work with him, her lawyer Jose Baez, who flanked her for the 15 to 20 minute meeting was less impressed. Taylor said: "Jose's a great lawyer but he's not a great agent. Take the money." 
However Taylor's audacious claims seem to be negated by the fact that Baez has been spotted in New York where he is due to spend this weekend negotiating with executives from all the major networks. 
According to TMZ, NBC who are paying for him to stay in the plush Mandarin Oriental Hotel are the frontrunners, with ABC a close second. 
Here at Crime Scene USA however we don't feel Casey should make a penny from the controversial case and we're asking you to join our Facebook group No Money for Casey Anthony To Show your support.

EX-NFL LINEBACKER ERIC NAPOSKI GUILTY OF MURDER

FORMER NFL linebacker Eric Naposki was found guilty in the 17-year-old murder of man so he could get his hands on $1 million in life insurance.
Eric Naposki, who played or the New England Patriot's and Indiana Colts conspired to kill Bill McLaughlin, the 55-year-old millionaire boyfriend of his former lover Nanette Johnston Packard.
Prosecutors said Naposki was given a key to McLaughlin's Newport Beach, CA, home by Packard, so he could let himself for the 1994, killing. He then blasted McLaughlin six times, before heading to his job at a nearby bar where he worked as a bouncer. 

Packard, who stood to gain from the life insurance policy, will stand trial later this year. 
Cops said both had been suspects 17-years-ago, but the case had gone cold until new evidence came to light which implicated the dastardly pair.
McLaughlin's daughter Jenny said the verdict is relief for their family.
She said: "We very much miss our father and we're very sad over his loss," said daughter Jenny McLaughlin. "We're very happy that justice has been served on his behalf."
"And also for the 15 jurors who gave 15 days of their life and took this as a huge responsibility."
The defense had tried to pin the crime on Packard, alone, claiming Naposki, who also had four seasons in Europe with the Barcelona Dragons, didn't have enough time to kill McLaughlin, and said it made more sense that Johnston killed him.
But the jury disagreed, and found Naposki guilty of murder for financial gain.
"Eric Naposki is guilty of this," said prosecutor Matt Murphy. "This jury found the evidence was compelling. They convicted him and we got one more defendant to go on this thing."