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Florida: Toddler's Death Inspires Law - New York Times

By keyfunds on  From latestbusinessreport.com
CBS NewsFlorida: Toddler's Death Inspires LawNew York TimesGov. Rick Scott signed a bill Friday inspired by 2-year-old Caylee Anthony's death. The law increases the maximum penalty for knowingly making a false statement to the police about a missing child from a year in jail to five years.Caylee's bill becomes lawMiamiHerald.comGov. Rick Scott signs Florida missing children legislation inspired by Caylee ...Washington Postall 224 news articles »Read Full Story

Alleged Mistress Krystal Holloway: George Anthony Said ‘I Know Casey Killed Caylee’…VIDEO

By Ct Patriot on  From ctpatriot1970.wordpress.com
Alleged Mistress Krystal Holloway: George Said Caylee’s Death Was Accident… Krystal Holloway’s Statements To Be Released Soon Local 6 News March 19, 2010 ORLANDO, Fla. — A woman who claims George Anthony confided in her about how Caylee Anthony died revealed details of her story to Local 6 News’ Tony Pipitone. In her only one-on-one interview, Krystal Holloway said that the statements she gave to investigators — which are about to be released — are true. Holloway could be used as a...Read Full Story

George and Cindy Anthony’s Body Language Shows They Are In Sync

By WomeninCrimeInk on  From womenincrimeink.blogspot.com
by Dr. Lillian Glass George and Cindy Anthony have been living a nightmare over the past three years. They have tried to defend their daughter Casey at all costs. The two of them have obstructed justice and made bizarre statements and have done bizarre things that have left people’s mouths agape. Cindy insisted their granddaughter Caylee was still alive, even though Caylee’s bones and remains were found and a memorial service was performed. Cindy tried to throw everyone possible under the bus...Read Full Story

Report: Casey Anthony 'Responsible' In Daughter's Death - KJCT8.com

By keyfunds on  From latestbusinessreport.com
Globe and MailReport: Casey Anthony 'Responsible' In Daughter's DeathKJCT8.comBy the CNN Wire Staff (CNN) -- Casey Anthony is responsible for the 2008 death of her 2-year-old daughter Caylee, a report released Thursday by Florida's Department of Children and Families concludes. A month after a jury acquitted Anthony on murder ...Casey Anthony: SHE KILLED CAYLEE – THE STUNNING COMMENTS FROM OFFICIALSringsidereport.comThe most hated person in America is ...msnbc.comCasey Anthony 'Responsible...Read Full Story

Cindy Anthony No perjury charges.

By radenpaku on  From celebritysbabies.blogspot.com
Casey Anthony trial: No perjury charges against Cindy Anthony - Orlando SentinelLet me get this straight. Someone in the Casey family tossed a child out in the woods in a trash bag- Daughter walks- MOTHER lies on the witness stand (proven) AND the last time I checked lying under oath was a crime, and now the State of Florida will not press charges against Cindy Anthony for all the LIES she told under oath?Seems this family has a "get out of jail" card that they are using at will- CHARGE her...Read Full Story

Cindy Anthony breaks down testifying at daughter's trial

By CoolAmp on  From youtube.com
Cindy Anthony breaks down testifying at daughter's trial Cindy Anthony, the mother of Casey Anthony, who is charged with murdering her toddler, broke down in tears on the witness stand Tuesday as prosecutors played a 911 tape in which she reported her granddaughter missing. From: ABCActionNews Views: 13457 4 ratings Time: 02:22 More in News & PoliticsRead Full Story

George and Cindy Anthony Will Appear on Dr. Phil

By mashceleb on  From mashceleb.com
People George and Cindy Anthony are about to break their silence. Casey Anthony's parents will appear on the season premiere of The Dr. Phil Show on Sept. 12 – and the tough TV psychologist says he's not pulling any punches. "Cindy and George have suffered a horrific loss with the untimely death of their granddaughter Caylee, and they have since endured an unprecedented public attack on their family," says Dr.Discussion: Dailystab - In Case You Didn't Know - Celebrity GossipRead Full Story

Cindy Anthony Will Not Face Perjury Charges - People Magazine

By keyfunds on  From latestbusinessreport.com
Los Angeles TimesCindy Anthony Will Not Face Perjury ChargesPeople MagazineCindy Anthony will not face trial for perjury after allegedly lying in court to protect her daughter, Florida state prosecutors have announced – saying, too, that they had earlier considered bringing such charges. ...Jury foreman says two thought Casey Anthony was guiltyCentral Florida News 13Sheriff On Casey: We're Not Personal SecurityWESH OrlandoProsecutors won't pursue perjury charges against Cindy AnthonyWLTZ 38...Read Full Story

‘Caylee’s Law’ that’s not a ‘Caylee’s Law’ gets first nod of approval in Senate

By umarsyahesss on  From postonpolitics.com
A bill prompted by Casey Anthony‘s acquittal last year of murdering her two-year-old daughter Caylee received unanimous support from a Senate committee this morning. The measure (SB 858) would make it a third-degree felony for parents or guardians to lie to law enforcement officials during an investigation when a child under the age of 16 is missing and is seriously injured or dies. Each count would be punishable by up to 5 years in prison and up to $5,000. Under the proposal, Casey Anthony...Read Full Story

Cindy Anthony: I searched for chloroform on computer - CNN (blog)

By CoolAmp on  From insession.blogs.cnn.com
USA TodayCindy Anthony: I searched for chloroform on computerCNN (blog)Both the dogs ate bamboo plants in the backyard, she testified, so she started searching for chlorophyll. A bacteria associated with chlorophyll production comes from different plants, she said, and some species of algae and seaweed produce natural ...Bombshell in Anthony trial: Cindy Anthony searched for cholorform on home computerThe Imperfect ParentCindy Anthony testifies she searched chloroform, saw stain when she...Read Full Story
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