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.

CASEY ANTHONY: THE MOMENT SHE WAS CLEARED

THIS is the amazing moment when Casey Anthony was found not guilty of the murder of her daughter, Caylee:

Clearly shaken, the one time party mom shed a few tears as the clerk of the court read the astonishing verdict that she was cleared of the murder.

Crowds gasped outside the courtroom as the 25-year-old mother was found not guilty of drugging her young daughter, suffocating her and dumping her body in overgrown woodland after a compelling six-week trial, which has seen a family torn apart by accusations of rape and incest.
Some are already calling it the most controversial court verdict since OJ Simpson was cleared of murdering his wife Nicole and her lover Ron Goldman. 
Quite what now lies in store for the Anthony family remains to be seen, after her lawyers accused her father George of abusing her and dumping Caylee's body after she drowned in the family pool.
Her lawyer Jose Baez also implied that her brother Lee fathered Caylee. 
In a statement they said: "While the family may never know what has happened to Caylee Marie Anthony, they now have closure for this chapter of their life. They will now begin the long process of rebuilding their lives.
"Despite the baseless defense chosen by Casey Anthony, the family believes that the jury made a fair decision based on the evidence presented, the testimony presented, the scientific information presented and the rules that were given to them by the Honourable Judge Perry to guide them.
"The family hopes that they will be given the time by the media to reflect on this verdict and decide the best way to move forward privately."

 
 

CASEY ANTHONY'S BROTHER 'GROPED HER'

GROPED?

CASEY Anthony's brother Lee tried to 'feel her up' and groped her while she slept, her former fiance told the court yesterday.
Jesse Grund, who was formerly engaged to the one time party mom testified that she also wanted to keep her daughter Caylee away from her uncle. He added that during their time together Lee Anthony was "standoffish" and "sullen" around him.
Asked about the incestuous situation Grund said: "She told me that at one point in recent years that she woke up one night with Lee standing up over her."

But he added that he hadn't asked her to go into detail and had instead trusted the woman he had at one point thought would be his bride.
He explained: "Anything that Casey said I took as truth and fact...I didn't want to have anything to do with him."
Grund, who did not say why the couple split up also said that at one point Casey told him, he was the father of her tragic tot Caylee, who's decomposed body was found near her Florida home.
But a 2005 paternity test, showed he wasn't in fact her dad and since then Casey has refused to say who the daddy was.
Another former boyfriend of Casey Anthony, Tony Lazzaro, previously testified that the Florida woman said her father was physically abusive and that Lee Anthony had tried to "feel her up" but didn't succeed.
But both men, were only seen by Judge Belvin Perry and not the jury

CASEY ANTHONY'S BROTHER BREAKS DOWN IN COURT

MORE ANTHONY TEARS

CLIMBING INTO THE POOL

CASEY Anthony's brother broke down in court yesterday as he recalled how his sister kept her pregnancy a secret from her. 
Lee Anthony joined his whole family in tears as he watched a video of his dead niece Caylee, climbing into a swimming pool on her own, shown by defense lawyer to bolster their claims that the tragic toddler drown in the family swimming pool.
But then he shed tears of his own as he explained that his sister and parents kept her pregnancy a secret from him, despite him asking them about it.
He said: "I was very angry at my mom and I was also angry at my sister. I was just angry at everyone in general that they didn’t want to include me and didn’t find it important enough to tell me, especially after I had asked."
He added that he did not learn of his sister's pregnancy, for sure, until just a few days before Caylee was born according to WKMG.
Prosecutor's however, disputed his claims, arguing that in a sworn 2009 deposition he stated that he had never directly asked Casey about her pregnancy.   
They also pointed out that far from trying to sweep the pending birth under the carpet, his mother and father had gone 'over the top' to prepare for their grand-daughter’s arrival. 
Buying a crib, taking their daughter shopping for baby items,  turning their spare room into a nursery with a Winnie the Pooh theme, and organizing a baby shower, they wondered how he had missed all this as he was living at home at the time.
Mr Anthony replied: "Two years ago, I did not 100 percent hold the belief that Caylee was dead…during that two-year span I have come to the place that I believe she is."
He later added: 'I don’t want to be here. I don’t want my sister to be here and my parents to be her. This is obviously just very very emotionally draining."
He alos testified that he initially drove the white Pontiac Sunfire that the prosecution has said Casey Anthony put Caylee's body in after she died, leaving a stain in the trunk.
On the stand, Lee Anthony said that the stain in the trunk could have been the result of something he put in the car when he drove it, the station reports.
The trial continues. 

CAYLEE ANTHONY THE PRODUCT OF INCEST: LAWYER

PARTY MOM

WHO'S THE DADDY?

CASEY Anthony's lawyer sensationally claimed that both her dad or brother could have fathered of her daughter Caylee. 
In the explosive start to their defense case lead defense lawyer Jose Baez suggested either her grandfather George or uncle Lee could have been Caylee's dad. 
On the third anniversary of the tragic toddler's disappearance, he asked FBI analyst Heather Seubert if she had conducted a paternity test on Lee.   Furious prosecutor's immediately objected and Judge Belvin Perry quickly sent jurors to lunch. 
He told Baez: "You are not to ask questions that will lead to an inference. I'm not even going to venture a guess as to your motivation."
But according to ABC Seubert revealed today that both of the men had been tested by the FBI and that both men had in fact, been excluded, although when the jury returned they heard that Lee Anthony's test came back negative.
But he did not ask the witness about the testing of George Anthony, leaving jurors in the dark as to the fact that George Anthony was in fact tested and excluded from being Caylee's father.
Astonishingly Seubert contradicted prosecution witnesses, testifying that pieces of Anthony's car did not test positive for blood and neither did any of her clothes.
Seubert also said that the "possible presence of blood" was detected on the Winnie the Pooh blanket and tattered shirt found with Caylee's remains, but there was not enough to be able to be certain.
The trial continues.