Details on Casey Anthony's $1 Million for Interview

Casey Anthony is making headlines again, this time because she has gotten the big $1 million dollar interview deal she had been hoping for. So is this offer legit or is it another scam to get her name in the headlines? Well, according to a new Radar Online report, the interview deal is real and here are some details on who is offering it.

The report claims that the people offering Casey the million for a sit-down interview are a group of Hollywood producers. They are represented by a Florida law firm, so there could be some truth to her getting the million dollars for sharing her side of the story. Since she is still located in Florida because of her probation, it makes sense that the deal with the Hollywood producers takes place in that state. But what exactly are these producers hoping to get out of it, given all of the legal work involved? No judge has required that she tells the truth, so what makes them so sure she will for $1 million dollars?

In addition to that, a letter has surfaced about the deal. In the letter, the Florida law firm representing the Hollywood producers, Cohen & Kuvin, "tells Anthony's new attorney, J. Cheney Mason that all sides had previously agreed to the big money deal until Baez pulled out of it," according to Radar Online. Well, it doesn't seem to be an issue that Casey Anthony's attorneys are dropping like flies. The interview arrangements will proceed. One has to wonder if Casey Anthony will actually tell the truth in this interview. It's not like she hasn't had enough time to develop a new story that will fit all of the facts known to the public.

In fact, she could take the million and run once she feeds the public yet another set of lies. Or could this be the interview where she finally comes clean about what she knows about the death of her daughter, Caylee?

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Rusty Butz Jan 18, 2012, 12:40pm UTC

Thanks for this very interesting post. Please keep us informed & updated on any news about cute & classy Casey Anthony.

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STEPHAN PICKERING Jan 18, 2012, 2:07pm UTC

What must be stressed is that there is no evidence, NONE, that Ms Anthony abused, neglected, or murdered her daughter. There is no DNA, no fingerprints, eyewitnesses. There is no legitimate forensic science. The three pieces of Henkel brand duct tape had no Anthony family DNA or fingerprints, and it is was the testimony of one forensic scientist the duct tape had, in fact, been planted on the skeleton later to keep the child's jaw in situ. The one, dime-sized piece of duct tape which allegedly had 'heart-shaped' residue on it was destroyed during FBI testing, and never photographed. Memory of the residue is not admissible evidence, but hearsay. The single 9" long hair fragment found in the trunk of Ms Anthony's car cannot be identified. 'Smell' is not a science, and there is NO evidence to prove a child's body had decomposed in the car trunk. Moreover, witnesses testified Ms Anthony was a marvellous mother. What exists are hysterical, Victorian posturings by the Queen of Grief Porn and her fascist acolytes who, on television, want a live broadcast of Ms Anthony being drawn-and-quartered, then burned at the stake wrapped in the Constitution they detest. They WANT her guilty, always displaying the failing covalent bonds of their lesion-damaged brain tissue. In fact, Ms Anthony is INNOCENT...and this incontrovertible fact drives them into apoplexy. She was saved from state-sanctioned murder by a formidable defense team, who were continually slandered by mediasaurs and their type writers -- Jose Baez, Cheney Mason, Linda Baden, Rosalie Bolin, Ann Finnell, Lisabeth Fryer, Dorothy Clay Sims, among others. To Ms Anthony, I say: kol tuv uv'racha...may you be blessed with all that is good.

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Heather - child of God, C. Jan 18, 2012, 3:41pm UTC

I won't watch it. And the people who have said she is innocent of anything obviously don't live in Florida like I do and haven't seen the local news coverage etc of this case. To have all these people looking for a little child that the mother Knew died "accidentally" Sorry but she blamed a fictional babysitter and had people looking for a monster killer ... sorry but she negatively affected a lot of lies and there is a reason for her lies.

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Ryan Thompson Jan 19, 2012, 3:00pm UTC

The Florida Department of Children and Families issues a report that "This agency finds the mother in this case to have neglected their child, to have failed to protect their child from potential harm," said DCF Spokesperson DCF concluded that Casey Anthony's actions "threatened harm" toward Caylee, were a "failure to protect" the child, and contributed to her death.

http://www.cfnews13.com/article/news/2011/august/294141/DCF-releases-report-on-Caylee-Anthony

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