Mother Casey Anthony has a panic attack
Cindy Anthony, mother Casey Anthony, has a panic attack as she discussed the murder of her 2008 murder in a new TV special A & E, “Parents Casey Anthony: Lie Detector Test.”
Former lawyer for parents “American most pronounced mom,” Casey Anthony, She has sent her new Ticto to a series that claims she will discuss legal issues and “advocate” for her daughter Caylee, whom she has been charged with murder in 2008.
Brad Conway represented Cindy and George Anthony after Caylee, 2, was found dead in Florida in 2008. Anthony was accused of killing his daughter, but blamed his parents for the death of Caylee.
“For those of you who don’t know, my name is Casey Anthony,” Anthony said in her first Tictok video. “My daughter is Caylee Anthony. My parents are George and Cindy Anthony. It’s not about them. This is no answer to anything they said or did. … The whole point of this is this to start returning.”
Conway told Newsnation that Anthony was an opinion on Tictok and the stunt ceiling for both “attention and money”.
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Casey Anthony smiled at Cheney Mason defenders and Dorothy Clay Sims before expressed by Orange District in Orlando, Florida, July 7, 2011. (Reuters/Joe Burbank/pool)
“She talks about wanting to be a legal advocate, about the use of his infamous, you know, to help others. You know, poor Casery, you know, rising above the ashes to help other people. But that is not what it is about, because she talks about George and Cindy and Caylee.
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Anthony, who is now 38 years old, is charged with Killing his two -year -old daughter 2008, but claims her father is a true perpetrator.
“People want to know what really happened to Caylee Anthony and want to know,” Conway said. “She criminally blaming her father, criminally, she interfered with her daughter’s death, so she says it’s not about them, but she provides you to inform you that she could still turn, and that is what she brings in people, because they want to know it.”
Casey Anthony appears in court 2011, left; Anthony sits on the couch with her daughter Caylee before Caylee’s murder, exactly. (Joe Burbank, Orlando Sentinel)
The jury found Anthony guilty of lying to enforce the law But it is not guilty of first -degree murder, aggravated murder and aggravated abuse of children after months of trial in 2011. Caylee’s death remains unresolved.
During her first video, Tiktok, Anthony said that people would be able to send her directly to the E -one of the “legal problems” through her SUPSAK, where she often posts blogs posts. Anthony added that she decided to start a new video series after people “close” were “target and recently attacked”.
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“As an advocate of the LGBTQ community, for our legal community, women’s rights, I think it is important that I use this platform that has been pushed to me, and now I look as a blessing, unlike the curse that has been since 2008,” Anthony said.
“I am proverbially standing in the light, accepting this piece, I will continue to maintain my privacy untouched … and I will explain in detail why it is so important that people protect their privacy. … With the current climate in our country, it is especially important.”
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George Anthony and Cindy Anthony, left; Casey Anthony, exactly. (© ️2023, A & E Television networks, LLC Photo: Mary Beth / Getty Images Koeth)
Conway added that “Casey Anthony’s employment is to give you legal advice or to be your legal advocate like breaking a hole in your ship to make a better breeze.”
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Conway said Casey has nothing to offer a LGBTQ community despite all her lunatics.
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“There are hordes, a league of lawyers and wonderful advocates to help this community. Casey Anthony is not one of them. They don’t need them,” Conway said.
Audrey Conklin Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
Stepheny Price is a writer for Fox News Digital and Fox Business. It covers topics, including missing persons, murders, national cases of crime, illegal immigration and more. Tips and ideas of the story can be sent to Stepheny.price@fox.com
