Casey Anthony Ordered Back to Florida to Serve Probabtion for Her Check Fraud Case … Will She or Won’t She?

It appears there will be a Casey Anthony sighting after all.

The media has had a fascination as to where Casey Anthony was since she was released from jail following her time served after she was found “not guilty” by a jury in the death of her daughter Caylee Anthony. However, they may not have far after Orange Circuit Judge Stan Strickland signed amended court documents on Monday requiring  Casey Anthony to serve one year of supervised probation. According to the amended docs, the tot mom, Casey Anthony will have to report in person by early Thursday.

Orange Circuit Judge Stan Strickland signed amended court documents Monday requiring Anthony to serve one year of supervised probation — as he originally intended when he sentenced her in a check fraud case last year.

From my reading of this, she should be reporting to probation in Orlando probably within 72 hours,” Strickland said early Monday. “I suspect she’s going to be required to report to probation.”

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What Next for Tot Mom … Casey Anthony to Seek Professional Treatment for Mental Health Issues

YOU MEAN YOU ARE A MENTAL CASE IF YOU GO CLUBBING AND NEVER REPORT YOUR CHILD’S DEATH IF A CHILD DROWNS IN A POOL … WHO KNEW?

Who knew, Casey Anthony has mental health issues. She is going to try and connect her head with her heart. Excuse me, but doesn’t one have to have a heart, let alone a conscience in order to do that? It would now appear that Casey Anthony and her legal team are going to look and try and rehabilitate her image by sending her off to a shrink as the media efforts for the tot mom to make millions has proved more difficult than they expected.

According to TMZ, Anthony now realizes that her behavior when 2-year-old Caylee first disappeared in June 2008 was wrong and that she suffers from mental health issues. She also has told those close to her that she still has not properly coped with the loss of Caylee who was found dead in December 2008 in a wooded area near the Anthony family home.

Isn’t that convenient, only now after the ludicrous verdict from the jury that found Casey Anthony not guilty in the death of Caylee does she realize that her behavior was inappropriate. Previously defense attorney Chesny Maso made reference to Casey getting mental help; however, it had nothing to do with the behavior she displayed following the death of Caylee.

TMZ states that there are 3 reasons why Casey is opting out of media interviews and off to mental rehab. They missed #4 and the most important … NO ONE WANTS TO TOUCH HER AND BE RESPONSIBLE FOR PAYING BLOOD MONEY.

Sorry for the cynical comment; however, this is nothing more than a pathetic attempt by Casey Anthony, Jose Baez, et all to try and some how rehabilitate the most hated woman in America. Is it for Casey’s mental health? Hardly, its being done for individuals bank accounts.  Obviously, getting a lucrative deal for Casey has proved more difficult than first thought as the networks know that the backlash will be terrible and there will be hell to pay who ever decides to pay “blood money” for a Casey interview.

On July 7, defense attorney Cheney Mason hinted to CNN that Anthony would likely need treatment.

“I’m sure it’s going to be very needed and helpful for her. She’s been through a lot…Think of what she’s lost, her child, her family, her freedom…She hadn’t just been in some country club federal prison somewhere. She’s been in isolation for 23 hours a day, seven days a week,” Mason told CNN.

With no interviews and no dinero, its off to mental health rehab. Oh, that will make her more sympathetic and increase her value to be interviewed.

The Teflon Ex-Mom … Casey Anthony Skates Again on Probation Due To Technicality … Will Tot Mom Ever Be Held to any form of Justice?

Move over John Gotti, enter the Teflon tot mom …

Good Grief … Casey Anthony is like a bad penny. Once again she skates on being held accountable and the people are denied Justice. Looks like we no longer need to call her Tot mom, but instead the Teflon murdering ex-mom. Oh that’s right, Caylee Anthony drowned.

Casey Anthony was convicted of check fraud and sentenced to time and probation. or so we thought. Thanks to a court clerk not adding the following phrase, “once released”, and Judge Strickland signing the order, once again Casey Anthony dodges justice and is allowed to server her probation while she was in jail. UNREAL! Just how many times is the Teflon tot-mom going to escape justice? Just what the people needed, Casey Anthony getting away with yet another thing when it came to justice.

Prosecutors warned Strickland he might not be able to delay her probation until her possible release from jail and that she could end up serving it in jail.

When the clerk wrote up the probation order, she did not include the words “once released.” But Strickland signed it anyway, and it went to the Department of Corrections, which started Casey’s probation immediately on Jan. 25, 2010.

“Obviously the clerk lost the import of what the judge was trying to say and the judge signed it without picking up on the omission,” said WFTV legal analyst Bill Sheaffer.

Just some more salt in the wound and a twisting of the knife, or is it just another layer of duct tape added to the injustice of a jury not finding Casey Anthony complicit in the death of Caylee Anthony.  UNBELIEVABLE! Let this be a message to everyone, read what you are signing.

Casey Anthony Murder Trial, NY Times Only Tells Half the Story … Software Designer Reports Error in Anthony Trial … Supressing Evidence?

A note to my fellow bloggers, when linking to stories from the New York Times, consider the source before you regurgitate as fact and if you did not follow a case in detail, you might want to defer to those who did.

The NY Times ran a story yesterday regarding the Casey Anthony murder trial and that the software designer reported an error in the trial and made the assertions that there was prosecutor misconduct. The issue at hand was how many time the word “chloroform” was searched on the Anthony’s computer, was it 84 or just once?

Assertions by the prosecution that Casey Anthony conducted extensive computer searches on the word “chloroform” were based on inaccurate data, a software designer who testified at the trial said Monday.

The designer, John Bradley, said Ms. Anthony had visited what the prosecution said was a crucial Web site only once, not 84 times, as prosecutors had asserted. He came to that conclusion after redesigning his software, and immediately alerted prosecutors and the police about the mistake, he said.

Now comes the accusation …and the NY Times stated that the State did not respond to their calls. I would caution the many that linked to this NY Times article and who did not follow the Casey Anthony murder case closely, that there are always two sides, if not three to every story and how many times has the NY Times done a one sided article against the GOP? For those of us that follow politics, crime and missing persons … we might have a different take and some inside baseball knowledge on such issues.

Mr. Bradley’s findings were not presented to the jury and the record was never corrected, he said. Prosecutors are required to reveal all information that is exculpatory to the defense.

“I gave the police everything they needed to present a new report,” Mr. Bradley said. “I did the work myself and copied out the entire database in a spreadsheet to make sure there was no issue of accessibility to the data.”

Mr. Bradley, chief executive of Siquest, a Canadian company, said he even volunteered to fly to Orlando at his own expense to show them the findings.

Cheney Mason, one of Ms. Anthony’s defense lawyers, said it was “outrageous” that prosecutors withheld critical information on the “chloroform” searches.

“The prosecution is absolutely obligated to bring forth to the court any and all evidence that could be exculpatory,” Mr. Mason said. “If in fact this is true, and the prosecution concealed this new information, it is more than shame on them. It is outrageous.”

“This was a major part of their case,” Mr. Mason added.

Now before you believe everything you read … you might want to read from those who are actually experts and have a vast amount of knowledge with this case, enter crime blogger and one of the best in the business, from our sister blog, Blink on Crime. Suppressing evidence? HOLY AMNESIA BATMAN … the Casey Anthony Defense team acts like they were never told what happened and that there was a meeting discussing the discrepancy. REALLY? That appears to be hardly the case. Before one starts believing accusations of misconduct and that any guilty verdict against Casey Anthony would have been overturned or that you think the Florida prosecutots were unethical, consider the source, research the issue yourself instead of regurgitating news from the NY Times.

After the results were mentioned in court on June 23rd, Mr. Bradley contacted the State the same day. He consulted as to a potential rebuttal to the defense regarding the error in his program and recommended using Net Analysis findings. All findings had previously been supplied to the defense in discovery.

On June 27th the discrepancy was discussed with Mr. Baez and both he & the prosecution agreed to use the Net Analysis return of 1 site visit count as the most accurate information available at the time. If additional information became available, the State agreed to disclose. Mr. Baez brought the discrepancy forward in court testimony and again at closing with his court exhibit.

During jury deliberations Mr. Bradley admitted to sending additional report information to the wrong email address but was able to deliver information to prosecutors on the evening of July 4th. On July 5th prosecutors prepared a Notice of Supplemental Discovery for defense but it was never provided because the jury had reached their verdict. Mr. Bradley never told prosecutors that the searches or the dates and times of the searches were inaccurate. The only inaccuracies discussed were the visit counts discrepancy and that each software program (CacheBack & Net Analysis) revealed a different number of total records. Again, all of this information was disclosed to the defense in a timely manner. (read the full story at BOC)

At least our buddies at Legal Insurrection are waiting for the other side … well here it is.

Catching Up With Casey Exclusive: Her Escape Via Todd Macaluso Wearing Pants And Tour Of Her Van Down By The River

**WORLD EXCLUSIVE**

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