NO RULING ON CASEY ANTHONY BANKRUPTCY

BANKRUPT

THE CASEY Anthony saga continued yesterday when a judge withheld his ruling on defamation lawsuits brought against her. 

The notorious 24-year-old, who was controversially acquitted of murdering her daughter Caylee last year, had tried to stave off any payments by filing for bankruptcy. 

They include Zenaida Gonzalez, who claims her reputation was damaged, when Anthony falsely claiming that a similarly named nanny kidnapped Caylee.  

Meter reader, Roy Kronk, who found the tot's body also claims he was wrongly implicated in her death and that his standing has been damaged as a result. 

Anthony did not attend the hearing, again choosing to remain in hiding, where she has been since being cleared of the murder, a verdict which even trial judge, Belvin Perry said, caused him to be, "surprised, shocked and in disbelief." 

CASEY ANTHONY DEATH TAPE RELEASED

THIS is the dramatic moment that Casey Anthony was told that the remains of her two-year-old daughter had been found. 

Although there is no sound when the news is delivered the one time party mom, recently voted America's Most Hated  can be seen rocking back and forth in a chair at the news that Caylee had been found.
Law enforcement officers talk to Anthony and take her to another room in the prison's medical facility at a Florida County Jail.

CASEY ANTHONY SENTENCED TO 4 YEARS: OUT IN DAYS

SMILING

CASEY Anthony will serve just four years behind bars for lying to police, but with credit, she could be released within days.
How much credit she gets will be determined Thursday,  but it won't be announced in court.
The sentence which also includes four $1000 fines for each of the counts was imposed by Judge Belvin Perry who gave her the maximum allowed under the jury's decision.
Anthony who appeared relaxed and happy as she arrived at court, showed no reaction as the veteran lawman gave his decision.
He said: "As a result of those four separate and distinct lies law enforcement spent a lot of time looking for young Caylee Marie Anthony.

NO VERDICT YET IN CASEY ANTHONY TRIAL

GUILTY?

DAY one and the jury who are potentially going to decide whether Casey Anthony gets the death penalty, took their time and ended with no verdict.
From about midday they debated for almost six hours following the prosecution's closing speeches and instructions from judge Belvin Perry.
Before sending them out the justice reminded the jurors that it is not up to the defendant to prove their innocence, adding that a defendant choosing not to testify it is not an indication of guilt.

CASEY ANTHONY 'TOO UNRELIABLE' FOR THE STAND

TOO UNRELIABLE

CASEY Anthony's defense lawyers spent hours deliberating whether to put her on the stand but ultimately decided against allowing her to testify because she was "to unreliable."
A insider close to the legal team, led by Jose Baez said they thought long and hard and spent hours training their client for  possible last minute testimony, they felt that she may jeopardize their case too much if allowed to speak.
When the defense announced that they were going to be resting their case without putting Casey on the stand Judge Belvin Perry took a moment to ask the Florida mother if it was her decision not to testify.

CASEY ANTHONY JUDGE DENIES MOTION FOR ACQUITTAL

WITNESS

THIRD ANNIVERSARY

CASEY Anthony's judge has denied a defense request to have the case against her thrown out of the Orlando court.
Defense attorney Cheney Mason blasted the prosecution's case which ended Wednesday morning, telling the court that the prosecutors had failed to show a murder had taken place.
He said: "There is no evidence to establish when the child died, where she died, how she died, or if anyone was in attendance when she died."