Amy Huizenga, Tot Mom's former best friend has retained a lawyer. Tot Mom is charged with stealing and writing more than $400 worth of checks, including one for Target, where she went on a shopping spree after the murder of her daughter, Caylee.
Casey Anthony's childhood friend, Kiomarie Cruz was questioned Wednesday by defense attorney, Jose Baez. Cruz is best known for selling her story to the National Enquirer for $20,000 and some argue that make her less credible. Cruz told the National Enquirer the area where Caylee's body was found is the same spot where she and the Tot Mom spent a lot of time.
Tot Mom does not want to write or answer questions in relation to the defamation case brought against her by lawyers on behalf of Zenaida Gonzalez. Tot Mom's lawyer filed a protective order which says that she could incriminate herself in the murder case, if she is required to answer oral or written questions.
Casey Anthony, the Tot Mom charged in the disappearance of her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee, is scheduled to appear in court tomorrow, Wednesday. The hearing is to discuss whether or not there is a conflict of interest and if there are any book or movie deals in the works, which could in turn, influence the case.
Newly released documents show that Casey Anthony stole money from family members. Casey's grandmother, Shirley Plesea, indicated that checks were forged from her bank account on two separate occasions. To celebrate Caylee's birthday, the grandmother says Casey stole a check to purchase party favors.
More than 1,000 pages of new documents have been released in the case against Casey Anthony. According to those documents, Casey told detectives they weren't going to "trick" her into a confession.
Lee Anthony faced tough questioning at the law offices of Morgan and Morgan Friday, in the defamation suit filed against his sister, Casey Anthony. Lee said that he never met or seen Zenaida Gonzalez and that the first time he ever heard her name was in July when Casey mentioned her.
The documents released by the State Attorney's Office reveal several new details about the case of the Orlando girl who was missing for a month before authorities were notified.
Mother of little Caylee Marie, Casey Anthony could have asked for permission to watch the memorial broadcast live on TV but didn't, according to jail officials.
