Zenaida's Attorney Submits Questions For Casey Anthony

Zenaida's Attorney Submits Questions For Casey Anthony

Friday, January 30, 2009 – updated: 4:49 pm EST January 30, 2009

ORANGE COUNTY, -- It seems everyone has questions for Casey Anthony, but Zenaida Gonzalez's lawyers will get answers. Eyewitness News obtained a list of questions (read the questions) Casey Anthony will have to answer in a civil suit filed by a woman with the same name as Caylee's so-called nanny.


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Zenaida Gonzalez is hoping the list of questions will shed some light on how Casey Anthony came up with the name Zenaida Gonzalez. Zenaida believes Casey saw her name on a registration card at an apartment complex and then used her as an alibi.

Casey Anthony will have to provide a written response to the list of questions, ranging from "State you name" to "Were you involved with the death of Caley (sic)?"

"If there is information that she can share and shed light on who caused the death of this child, and it's not our client, than that certainly clears our client's name," Gonzalez's attorney, Keith Mitnik, told Eyewitness News.

Zenaida Gonzalez is suing Casey Anthony for defamation of character. Casey told authorities Caylee's nanny, Zenaida Gonzalez, kidnapped her daughter.

The Zenaida Gonzalez who is suing Casey is from Osceola County and happened to have her information on file at the apartment complex where Casey said she left the child.

Other questions included in the "Notice Of Service Of Interrogatories" ask Casey to describe the babysitter and how much she paid her and "Do you know anybody who has worked at Sawgrass Apartments or lived there?"

"We're tunneling in to find any connections Casey Anthony, on any connection, to see if she could have gotten our clients name at Sawgrass. We don't know, but that seems to be an area we need to investigate," Mitnik said.

Casey's attorney, Jose Baez, did not want his clients to answer any questions because he's afraid she may say something incriminating, but a judge ruled she had to respond to a written deposition. Gonzalez's attorneys, John Morgan and Keith Mitnik, think she may not answer willingly and a judge may have to get involved.

"If you want out of this lawsuit, answer these questions and help us clear our client's name," Mitnik said.

Casey has 30 days to respond. George and Cindy's depositions in the civil suit are set for February 26 and Lee's deposition is set for February
27.

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