Recently, notorious "most evil mom in America" Casey Anthony came out of hiding to talk publicly about the death of her daughter, Caylee, for the first time. Caylee vanished in June of 2008, but her disappearance wasn't reported for nearly a month. By the time police became involved in the Casey Anthony case, the infamous tot mom had a slew of contradicting stories that she used to attempt to explain away her missing 2-year-old.
Ultimately, police didn't buy any of her tales, and Casey Anthony was taken into custody and charged with the murder of little Caylee. Caylee's remains were found not far from the Anthony family home in December of 2008; by that time, Casey was already incarcerated in connection with her murder. Casey Anthony would eventually stand trial for her daughter's murder, with a captivated national audience watching with bated breath. To the shock and horror of many who followed the case from the time Casey Anthony's mother reported her granddaughter Caylee missing, Casey would eventually be found not-guilty by a jury in 2011.Since her acquittal, Casey Anthony has largely lived her life in hiding in her native South Florida. Many believe that she got away with murder; recently, even the judge at her trial publicly claimed he believes it's likely that the now-30-year-old killed her daughter Caylee "accidentally." On the few occasions that Casey Anthony has emerged into the public's view, she's been the subject of intense scrutiny and even verbal assault.
"I don't give a sh** about what anyone thinks about me, I never will. I'm OK with myself; I sleep pretty good at night."She went on, in a deviation from her sworn testimony at trial, to claim that while Caylee is still the central part of her life, she doesn't actually know how the little girl died. By the time Caylee Anthony's skeletal remains were discovered, it was impossible for the medical examiner to determine a cause of death. The prosecution argued that Casey Anthony had murdered the toddler with chloroform, citing Internet searches. Casey and her defense team argued that Caylee had accidentally drowned.
"She is still the central part of my life, the central part of my being and always will be."
Casey Anthony's concerns aren't that deep.
"If I am blessed enough to have another child — if I'd be dumb enough to bring another kid into this world knowing that there'd be a potential that some … little snot-nosed kid would then say something mean to my kid — I don't think I could live with that."At this point, it is unknown if Casey Anthony is in a relationship or even seeing someone to the extent that having another kid -- no matter how "dumb" -- might be a possibility shortly.
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