Kronk joins Gonzalez motion to relocate Casey Anthony's bankruptcy - OS

Kronk joins Gonzalez motion to relocate Casey Anthony's bankruptcy

By Jeff Weiner, Orlando Sentinel
11:10 a.m. EST, February 25, 2013

A federal judge may rule today on a motion to delay the first hearing in Casey Anthony's bankruptcy case, which is currently set for Tuesday morning in Tampa.

Meanwhile, a witness from her murder trial, Roy Kronk, has joined a motion to get Anthony's case transferred to Orlando.

Tuesday's hearing is set to address a motion by Zenaida Gonzalez to transfer the case. Gonzalez is suing Anthony for defamation, for telling law enforcement that a nanny with a similar name kidnapped her daughter Caylee in 2008.

Investigators later determined the girl was dead, but not before interviewing Gonzalez, whose name was linked to the ultra-high-profile case in the media — upending her life, she says.

On Monday, Kronk, who is also suing Anthony for defamation, filed paperwork through his attorneys indicating he was joining Gonzalez's request to move the federal bankruptcy case to Orlando.

Kronk is the meter-reader who discovered Caylee's remains. His suit centers on comments by Anthony's criminal defense team, suggesting he is "morally bankrupt" or was involved somehow in hiding the child's body.

Anthony was acquitted on all major charges in her daughter's death at trial in 2011.

This is a developing story. Check back later for updates.

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