Casey Anthony

Belvin Perry, the judge who presided over Casey Anthony's murder trial and subsequent acquittal, spoke about the case on NBC's Today this morning.

Affectionately dubbed the "Velvet Hammer" by tweeters, Perry said he felt believes there was sufficient evidence for a first-degree murder conviction.

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"Justice has been served in the sense that the jury has spoken but justice will finally be served one day by the Judge of judges," Perry said on Today.

"And she's going to live, deal with this for the rest of her life."

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Nobody wants to pay for a Casey Anthony interview, but one man will pay her to never, ever do one. James Schober is offering $10K to buy her silence.

For the rest of her life.

According to new court documents filed in Casey Anthony's bankruptcy case, she is almost $800K in the hole and has less than $1K to her name.

This is because no matter how much our country loves gossip and notorious figures, no one is willing to go there with Casey. Except James Schober.

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Forced out of hiding, Casey Anthony made her first public appearance in over a year in a half Monday when she arrived in federal bankruptcy court.

A rattled Anthony tried to hide her face today as she waded through a mob of photographers and reporters when she arrived at the Tampa courthouse:

Casey Anthony Back in Court

The appearance - her first in public since she was acquitted of killing her young daughter Caylee in 2011 - is related to her recent bankruptcy filing.

Casey Anthony clung to a man who exited the car with her as celebrity news outlets clamored for photos and someone shouted, "Did you get away with murder?"

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The bankrupt Casey Anthony is slated to meet with creditors in Tampa, Fla.

The reclusive, notorious accused child killer declared bankruptcy in January, saying she owes more than $792,000 with a savings of only about $1,000.

The filing came the same day a Florida court tossed two of the "Tot Mom's" convictions for lying to law enforcement officials during their murder investigation.

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Casey Anthony as a bona fide adult film star?

Get ready for it, a new tabloid report says.

Casey Anthony is bankrupt, no doubt about that, but is cash-strapped Tot Mom so desperate for cash that she's fielding requests from porn companies?

If you believe the National Enquirer is a reliable source of celebrity news, then expect to see Casey Anthony nude and streaming live before long!

Says an insider:

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Casey Anthony has largely remained in hiding since being released from jail in August 2011, but found some time to reflect on the beach recently.

In a rare interview with CBS 5 AZ, Anthony said her recent bankruptcy filing is another step toward closure, and “the key for me to move forward.”

In one photo, Casey is seen sitting in a lounge chair in a tank top on a Florida beach reading a book; others show her celebrating with her legal team.

“She needs closure in this matter in order to move on with life,” her civil attorney Charles Greene told the site on behalf of his controversial client.

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Casey Anthony is now well versed in credit and debt counseling.

Having filed for Chapter 7 Friday, the bankrupt Casey Anthony owes almost $800,000 to over 80 creditors (most notably attorney Jose Baez, at $500,000).

With only $1,000 to her name, bankruptcy protection was her only option, but before filing, she was required to complete a debt counseling class.

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Casey Anthony filed for bankruptcy Friday.

In 2011, Anthony was found not guilty of murdering her two year-old daughter in a trial that riveted the country. Not surprisingly, the trial left her nearly broke.

Responding to the bankruptcy filing, the attorney representing Zenaida Gonzalez in her defamation case against Anthony called it a mere delay tactic. 

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Two of Casey Anthony's four convictions for lying to authorities during the investigation into her daughter Caylee‘s disappearance have been dismissed, according to reports.

Casey’s legal team appeared on her behalf in the 5th District Court of Appeals in Florida to appeal all four convictions and ask that they be thrown out.

A panel of judges found that two of the four convictions should be tossed because they constituted double jeopardy - dual convictions of the same crime.

The state argued that double jeopardy wasn’t a valid reason to reject any convictions because each false statement to law-enforcement was a separate offense.

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Casey Anthony is appealing four convictions handed down for lying to law enforcement officials in 2008 regarding her daughter Caylee's disappearance.

It's unlikely that Anthony will be at the hearing (defendants rarely attend) but the outcome of the appeal likely will affect her testimony in several lawsuits.

Tuesday's arguments will be heard by a three-judge panel of the 5th District Court of Appeal in Daytona Beach. The hearing, set for 1:30 p.m., will be short.

The panel is not expected to make a ruling Tuesday.

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