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Casey Anthony judge thinks she accidentally killed daughter By Arthur Weinreb Orlando - For the first time since July 2011 when Casey Anthony was acquitted of murder in the death of her two-year-old daughter Caylee, the judge who presided at her trial is speaking out and gave his theory about how Caylee died to an Orlando television station.

Casey Anthony to be questioned in defamation lawsuit in October By Andrew Ellis Orlando - Attorney Matt Morgan said he will question Casey Anthony out of court on October 9th about the disappearance of her daughter in 2008. This questioning will be part of a defamation lawsuit that was filed by Zenaida Fernandez-Gonzalez.

Op-Ed: Casey Anthony — Her contribution to popular culture By Alexander Baron Orlando - Two years ago today, Casey Anthony was acquitted of the murder of her young daughter. How will she be remembered by future generations?

Casey Anthony judge states there was enough evidence to convict By Andrew Dyer Orlando - Judge Belvin Perry told NBC's "Today" show that he believed there was enough evidence to convict Casey Anthony, the Florida mother found not guilty of killing her 2-year-old daughter Caylee.

Casey Anthony to court: 'I'm living free off others' kindness' By Yukio Strachan Tampa - Appearing at a federal bankruptcy hearing in Tampa on Monday, Casey Anthony told creditors that she's broke, doesn’t have a job or a car, saying: "I guess you could say I'm living free off the kindness of others."

Casey Anthony files for bankruptcy, brings civil suits to a halt By Yukio Strachan Tampa - In a surprise move late Friday night, Casey Anthony filed for bankruptcy; a move some experts speculate is a tactic to avoid facing the civil cases against her pending in state court.

Casey Anthony declares bankruptcy, breaks silence for first time By Yukio Strachan Casey Anthony, famously acquitted of murder in the death of her precious 2-year-old daughter Caylee, broke her silence Friday after filing for bankruptcy protection, saying she is ready to move on with her life.

Missed 'foolproof suffocation' may have convicted Casey Anthony By Greta McClain Orlando - Florida prosecutors and investigators have admitted they missed crucial computer evidence in the Casey Anthony murder case.

'Zanny the Nanny' arrested in Florida By Arthur Weinreb Orlando - The Florida woman who has the same name as the fictional babysitter Casey Anthony told authorities she left her daughter Caylee with, faces a charge of selling alcohol to a minor.

Op-Ed: Casey Anthony — The farce continues By Alexander Baron Orlando - Casey Anthony was acquitted of the murder of her young daughter in the face of overwhelming evidence of guilt, but instead of counting her blessings, she wants total absolution.

Lead roles cast for Lifetime TV Casey Anthony movie By Yukio Strachan Lead roles have now been cast for the hotly anticipated Lifetime biopic "Prosecuting Casey Anthony," about the Casey Anthony trial and the verdict that shocked the nation.

Casey Anthony plans baptism after finding God By Katerina Nikolas Casey Anthony, the reviled 'Tot Mom' who was released from prison last July after serving a three year sentence for lying to police, has joined the crowd of ex-cons who find God.

‘Free speech zones’ or fair trials – the Mark Schmidter story Special By Mike Lapointe Orlando - Mark Schmidter wanted to be involved in the political process, but wasn’t satisfied with traditional forms of civic participation. So he turned his attention to the courts. For his troubles, the 64-year-old Schmidter received a 151 day prison sentence.

Op-Ed: Casey Anthony plumbs new depths of depravity By Alexander Baron The acquittal of Casey Anthony last year of murdering her young daughter caused outrage; the allegations she made against her father caused indignation; now, the woman who many believe lucky to have avoided the gurney has plumbed new depths.

Casey Anthony speaks out for the first time via video blog By Owen Weldon Casey Anthony, the Florida woman found innocent of murder, restyled herself for her first public debut since being released from jail. She appeared in her own video diary, posted on YouTube.

Report: Bing publishes most-searched news stories of this year By Andrew Moran New York - From the acquittal of Casey Anthony to the death of Osama bin Laden to the earthquake and tsunami in Japan, the year 2011 had quite a year when it came to the news. Bing recently released the top most-searched news stories of 2011.

Op-Ed: 'The Jury' — Analysis of a TV mini-series — and a rant By Alexander Baron London - Last week, ITV screened a mini-series called 'The Jury'. In spite of a number of improbable side plots, it raised some important issues relating to the criminal justice system.

Op-Ed: Why Conrad Murray was convicted and Casey Anthony acquitted By Arthur Weinreb Except for their notoriety, these two cases have little in common. But there is one commonality that explains why Conrad Murray is behind bars and Casey Anthony is a free woman.

Op-Ed: Crime reporting - the British way and the American way By Alexander Baron Bristol - Yesterday, the BBC morning news programme read out a complaint from a viewer about the coverage of the murder trial of Vincent Tabak. She called it voyeurish. If she'd seen the Casey Anthony trial coverage, she'd have freaked out.

Op-Ed: Casey Anthony hit by costs order By Alexander Baron Orlando - The State of Florida has ensured that Casey Anthony will not profit from her notoriety for the foreseeable future by hitting her with a bill for nearly a hundred thousand dollars.

Op-Ed: The future for Casey Anthony By Alexander Baron Orlando - Although she was acquitted of murdering her daughter, Casey Anthony’s legal problems continue, as do those of the people responsible for both monitoring and protecting her.

Op-Ed: How to Feel Better About the Casey Anthony Verdict By John Dewar Gleissner Orlando - Many justice-loving Americans were shocked when Casey Anthony was found not guilty of murder, manslaughter or aggravated child abuse.

Casey Anthony's car turned into scrap metal at Florida junkyard By Kim I. Hartman Orlando - George Anthony has ended speculation that the white Pontiac Sunfire, which was used as evidence against his daughter in her murder trial, would be sold to the highest bidder by taking the car to a salvage yard where it was crushed.

Casey Anthony ordered to return to Florida By Arthur Weinreb Orlando - Yesterday Judge Belvin Perry Jr. ordered that Anthony must return to Orlando to serve the sentence of probation she received in January, 2010.

State: Casey Anthony responsible for Caylee's death By Kim I. Hartman Orlando - A final report issued by Florida's Department of Children and Families has found that Casey Anthony failed to protect her daughter Caylee from harm and is therefore responsible for the death of the two-year-old child.

Casey Anthony Tops List of Most Hated People in America By Paul Magno The Florida woman, acquitted last month of murdering her two year-old daughter, is America's most hated person, according to a poll.

Op-Ed: Evil mother Fiona Donnison jailed for 32 years for killing kids By Alexander Baron Florida mother Casey Anthony earned worldwide notoriety after being acquitted of charges of murdering her young daughter. In Britain, a woman convicted of murdering her daughter and son is already half-forgotten.

Casey Anthony look-alike attacked and threatened in Orlando By Arthur Weinreb Orlando - An Orlando woman who bears a resemblance to the infamous "Tot Mom" told an Orlando television station that she has been pushed to the ground and threatened since Anthony was released from jail.

Op-Ed: Jose Baez — past, present, and future By Alexander Baron Orlando - When the jury acquitted Casey Anthony of all major charges at her murder trial, some people suggested the future looked bright for Jose Baez, but were they being over-optimistic?

Casey Anthony in court today to face probation charges, no result By Daniel Boyington Orlando - Casey Anthony was not in court today for a hearing about her probation that she received years ago for check fraud. Chief Judge Belvin Perry heard the defense and has reserved judgement until a later date.

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