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Casey Anthony: The head-scratching never ends - Hal
by mom_in_il Thu May 10, 2012 11:50 pm
Casey Anthony: The head-scratching never ends
By Hal Boedeker, Staff writer
12:51 p.m. EST, May 10, 2012
Now that Zenaida Gonzalez's lawyers have won access to Casey Anthony's secret address to subpoena her for trial, what next?
"Anthony's lawyers are still deciding what to do," WKMG-Channel 6's Mike DeForest reported at noon. "They could hand over the address to Zenaida Gonzalez's lawyers or they could decide to ignore the order and make Casey Anthony face the legal consequences of that. They could appeal the judge's ruling. Or the judge did give Anthony's lawyers the option of accepting that subpoena on their client's behalf so there would never need to be this handing over of the address."
Gonzalez is suing Anthony for defamation. Gonzalez says her life was ruined when she was linked to the disappearance of Caylee Anthony. The trial is set for January.
The long-running Anthony saga continued to receive extensive coverage on noon newscasts. Judge Lisa Munyon gave Gonzalez's lawyers access, but the address will be sealed from the public to protect Anthony.
WFTV-Channel 9's Kathi Belich, standing outside the Orange County Courthouse, said Gonzalez's lawyers "are licking their chops, believing that the judge's order today means Casey Anthony will have to come back here, up to the 23rd floor, and face another trial. But Casey Anthony's lawyers say that still might not happen."
In July, Anthony was acquitted of her daughter's murder.
Belich summed up the head-scratching saga this way: "Anthony claimed Caylee drowned and she decided to face murder charges and a possible death sentence rather than admit to her mother that she wasn't watching Caylee."
How do you like that synopsis?
Gonzalez lawyer Keith Mitnik said he hoped to question Anthony at trial. "At the very least, she can take a few days out of her time and sit in that courtroom and see the fallout of what happened," he said.
Charles Greene, Anthony's attorney, told reporters that this Gonzalez is not the one that Anthony cited. "Will the real ZFG please stand up? 'Cause I can't find her. We should really be more worried about her showing up in this case instead of some plaintiff pretending to be her."
That response was a head-scratcher, because Casey's Zenaida was fiction. The sheer weirdness of this story keeps it in the headlines.
http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/2012-05-10/entertainment/os-casey-anthony-head-scratching-20120510_1_casey-anthony-zenaida-gonzalez-caylee-anthony
By Hal Boedeker, Staff writer
12:51 p.m. EST, May 10, 2012
Now that Zenaida Gonzalez's lawyers have won access to Casey Anthony's secret address to subpoena her for trial, what next?
"Anthony's lawyers are still deciding what to do," WKMG-Channel 6's Mike DeForest reported at noon. "They could hand over the address to Zenaida Gonzalez's lawyers or they could decide to ignore the order and make Casey Anthony face the legal consequences of that. They could appeal the judge's ruling. Or the judge did give Anthony's lawyers the option of accepting that subpoena on their client's behalf so there would never need to be this handing over of the address."
Gonzalez is suing Anthony for defamation. Gonzalez says her life was ruined when she was linked to the disappearance of Caylee Anthony. The trial is set for January.
The long-running Anthony saga continued to receive extensive coverage on noon newscasts. Judge Lisa Munyon gave Gonzalez's lawyers access, but the address will be sealed from the public to protect Anthony.
WFTV-Channel 9's Kathi Belich, standing outside the Orange County Courthouse, said Gonzalez's lawyers "are licking their chops, believing that the judge's order today means Casey Anthony will have to come back here, up to the 23rd floor, and face another trial. But Casey Anthony's lawyers say that still might not happen."
In July, Anthony was acquitted of her daughter's murder.
Belich summed up the head-scratching saga this way: "Anthony claimed Caylee drowned and she decided to face murder charges and a possible death sentence rather than admit to her mother that she wasn't watching Caylee."
How do you like that synopsis?
Gonzalez lawyer Keith Mitnik said he hoped to question Anthony at trial. "At the very least, she can take a few days out of her time and sit in that courtroom and see the fallout of what happened," he said.
Charles Greene, Anthony's attorney, told reporters that this Gonzalez is not the one that Anthony cited. "Will the real ZFG please stand up? 'Cause I can't find her. We should really be more worried about her showing up in this case instead of some plaintiff pretending to be her."
That response was a head-scratcher, because Casey's Zenaida was fiction. The sheer weirdness of this story keeps it in the headlines.
http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/2012-05-10/entertainment/os-casey-anthony-head-scratching-20120510_1_casey-anthony-zenaida-gonzalez-caylee-anthony
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