BIDS FLOOD IN FOR FIRST CASEY ANTHONY INTERVIEW

IN THE MONEY

CASEY Anthony's lawyers have been inundated with interview requests from hundreds of media agencies around the World scramble for the first exclusive interview.
According to experts she could make hundreds of thousands, if not millions from lucrative, TV, book and magazine deals, as people scramble to hear her story, after she was cleared of murdering her toddler Caylee.
Media expert John McDade said: "It's going to be bigger than Jaycee Duggard's recent interview with Diane Sawyer. Those viewing figures were huge, but Casey's will undoubtedly be even bigger.

"The network's know that love her or loathe her, everyone will want to know what she has to say for herself, especially as she chose not to testify."  
He added: "It means the checkbooks are out and Casey could make a fortune, possibly over a million if she decides to speak up."
Anthony has laid low after her release from jail but her lawyer Jose Baez insisted that his client had the right to cash in on her infamy, if she chose too.
Jose Baez said: "Right now we are just moving forward and trying to start putting the pieces back together for Casey's life." 
He added: "She has certain rights as an individual in his country, and we will labour hard to make sure she has the ability to exercise those rights. If she decides she wants to speak publicly about it, she'll make that decision."

   

CINDY ANTHONY WILL NOT BE TRIED FOR PERJURY

CASEY Anthony's mom will not be tried for perjury despite being shown up to be a liar on the stand during her daughter's explosive court case. 

Despite initially denying it to police, on the stand Cindy Anthony claimed that it was her, not her daughter, who searched for chloroform on the family computer. 
Instead, she told the court that she had mistakenly searched for 'chlorophyll' because she thought it was making her dogs ill, when the knockout drug appeared instead.   
She also claimed that 'neck breaking' had appeared on a pop up advert during one of the searches. 
It appeared to blow a huge hole in the prosecution argument that Casey had searched for death terms before her daughter Caylee went missing. 
But Cindy's old boss quickly showed her up to be a liar when she said that she had been in work at the time the searches were made. 
Records were also produced by a chief compliance officer for Mrs Anthony's old company showing she was still logged into her work computer on the afternoons she claimed to be conducting the internet searches at home.
However despite making the false claims she will not be prosecuted for perjury on the stand. 
But despite apparently lying to protect her daughter, Casey does not appear to have appreciated the gesture as she refused to see her mother when she tried to visit her in prison. 
It's believed she may try again before her daughter is released on Sunday. 
 

CASEY ANTHONY'S MOM 'INCREDIBLY HURT'

DISTRAUGHT

ON RELEASE

CASEY Anthony's distraught mother is refusing to give up on her daughter and will try to visit her behind bars again.
Cindy Anthony, was turned away when she went to Florida's Orange County Jail last week, after Casey was sensationally cleared of murdering her two-year-old Caylee.
It's thought that she was trying to rebuild some of the bridges burned during the explosive trial when Casey's lawyer, Jose Baez, claimed that she had been sexually abused by both her father, George and brother, Lee. A friend of the family revealed:
"Cindy was incredibly hurt and upset when Casey refused to speak to her. Despite everything, she is still her mother.
"She understands the huge toll this has take, but thinks it will be ten times worse once she is released, so she's desperate to try and sort, at least a few things out, before Casey is released on Sunday. 
"As much anything she was hoping to find out what her plans are, once she is freed."
Neither Cindy or George have had any contact with their daughter, since before the trial and they fear that, like them, she will be subjected to vicious death threats or possibly worse.
Their lawyer Cheney Mason, has already sent one letter threatening to kill Casey and the juror's who acquitted her to the authorities.
The friend added: "Cindy has already lost a granddaughter and she doesn't want to lose her daughter too."

CASEY ANTHONY SNUBS MOM CINDY AT JAILHOUSE VISIT

BOZO

NO GO

PARTY mom Casey Anthony has refused the chance to build bridges with her own mother by snubbing her at a jail visit.
Cindy Anthony tried to reach out to her daughter, who will be released next week,  for the first time since she was sensationally cleared of murdering her toddler Caylee.
But instead Casey turned her away and refused to face her, telling her jailers that she didn't want to see her.  
It's thought that George, her husband and Casey's father is furious that her lawyer suggested that both he and their son Lee has sexually abused her. 
Jail spokesman Allen Moore told Reuters: "This morning under policy, Casey was told of the visit and she has declined the visit so it will not occur." 
The snub came as it was revealed that Anthony will be only the second inmate in the past 15 years to not walk out the front door of the jail lobby when she is released on Sunday.

Instead a secret exit plan has been devised for her own protection, because it's feared people may try to attack her after the controversial. 
A jail insider revealed: "The last thing we want is some nut attacking her, or worse and the strength of public feeling is such, that it was felt measures should be taken." 
The only other inmate who got such special handling was Noelle Bush, daughter of then-Governor Jeb Bush and niece of then-President George W Bush, who the Secret Service believed could be targeted by terrorists.

PARTY MOM CASEY ANTHONY RELEASED NEXT WEEK

SO. READY. TO. PARTY.

CASEY Anthony will be a free woman next Sunday, corrections officials have revealed.
Although Judge Belvin Perry sentenced her to four years for lying to police officer's, she will be free if she wishes, to return to her hard partying ways, because she has already been behind bars for that length of time.
It is unclear what she plans to do with her life after the jury cleared her on first-degree murder and aggravated manslaughter charges in the death of her two-year daughter Caylee, Anthony.
The 25-year-old Anthony must decide whether to return to a
community in which many onlookers long ago concluded that she's a killer, or to a home strained by her defense attorneys' accusations of sexual abuse.

Legal commentator and all round expert, Steven Michael O'Grady said: "It's going to be tough wherever she goes, because so many people think she was guilty of Caylee's murder.
"She going to face people who are openly hostile because of the deep impact this case has made. It will be interesting to see if her family, and remember, her lawyer accused her father and her brother of sexually abusing her take her back."
Whatever Anthony decides, she has just over a week to come up with a plan after court officials gave her a projected release date of July 17, her 1007th day in jail due to credit for time served and good behavior.