Caylee Doll Makers Sued By Attorney General

JACKSONVILLE -- Florida Attorney General Bill McCollum has filed a lawsuit against the maker of the Caylee Sunshine Doll.
According the AG's office, proceeds from the doll were supposed to be going to a non-profit organization and that has not happened.
The suit was filed in Jacksonville.
Showbiz Promotions originally listed the Caylee Sunshine doll, which sings "You Are My Sunshine" when its belly is pushed, for $29.99. They said it was a tribute to Caylee Anthony, the Orlando girl whose mother is now awaiting trial in her death.
In late January, an online statement from company President Jaime Salcedo said public reaction to the doll had prompted them to suspend its release.
"It was our intention to begin the sale of the Sunshine Caylee Doll at 12 p.m. January 27, 2009," Salcedo said. "As we mentioned to the media in our press release it was very important that we allow the press to present our idea to the public first, in an effort to measure the reaction to our fund raising efforts."
At that time, Salcedo said the company intended to donate all profits from the Caylee doll to charity

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