As of this morning, a new judge has taken over and taken charge in the civil case against Casey Anthony.
At an emergency hearing Friday, Circuit Judge Lisa Munyon denied a motion from Zenaida Gonzalez's attorneys, Morgan & Morgan, for a deposition scheduled for Tuesday.
Gonzalez is suing Casey for defamation. She claims Casey ruined her life when she told authorities a nanny by the same name took her daughter, Caylee, in 2008. Gonzalez lost her apt., job, and even friends over this lie.
Friday's hearing was pushed back from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. following a motion to remove Judge Jose Rodriguez from the case. No explanation was given. Casey's attorney was the one that wanted Judge Rodriguez to step down after 20 minutes of sidebar.
Shortly after court went to recess Friday morning, defense lawyers from Casey's criminal murder case filed a notice of appeal to review the four guilty verdicts she received for lying to law enforcement.
Once the appeal is filed, Casey would not be required to answer any questions in any deposition until the appeal is over. Basically she can plead the fifth. Hmm...sounds fishy.
Attorney John Morgan served the subpoena to Casey in jail last Tuesday, just hours after a jury acquitted her of first-degree murder. He said he wants Casey to appear for deposition on Tuesday, July 19, at his office in downtown Orlando.
Morgan then filed an emergency motion on Wednesday, asking Judge Rodriguez to compel Casey to appear for the deposition.
Greene said he has another trial scheduled to begin on the same day, and if Casey was to be deposed at that time, she would have no choice but to plead the fifth.
Casey's civil lawyer said the criminal trial for her was "a grueling experience that has left her emotionally and mentally exhausted."
Gonzalez's attorneys said they are worried Casey might leave the Orlando area after her release, but they would do everything in their power to find Casey, should she flee Florida.
They also said they hope to get to the bottom of what happened to Caylee Anthony.
"We've had this case since 2008," said attorney Keith Mitnik, with Morgan & Morgan. "We've been on the back burner, and I'm about to get hot."
This is happening as reports from ABC are stating that George Anthony said he doesn't want his daughter back in his house. The report said George Anthony also is pushing Caylee's Law, The law would make it a crime for parents not to report a child missing in a timely manner. Casey Anthony likely had no plans to move home and is willing to talk only with her brother, Lee.
Friday, July 15, 2011
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Thursday, July 14, 2011
Toddler strangled by Python, Parents guilty. Casey murders and tosses and is Not Guilty

A Sumter County, Florida couple was found guilty on all charges, including 3rd degree murder, in death of toddler strangled by a Python. WOW! So a pet kills the owners kid and the owners are found guilty and Casey kills, disposes, and parties, add to that lies to the police and WHAT? NOT GUILTY! What the hell is going on over here in Florida! Something is seriously wrong when this happens.Yeah, it's upsetting that a python was kept so close to this child and wasn't properly maintained but to find the parents GUILTY of murder is wrong! If anything they should have been fined a large amount of money and done some time but not for MURDER!!
They have been convicted in the death of the woman's 2-year-old daughter, who was strangled in her crib by a pet python in 2009.
A jury Thursday found Jaren Hare and Charles "Jason" Darnell guilty of manslaughter, third-degree murder and child neglect. They could face 35 years in jail.
Authorities said Darnell's 8-foot, 6-inch albino Burmese python wrapped itself around the head of Hare's daughter, Shaianna, on July 1, 2009.
"When the snake constricted her, it was primarily around her head," said associate medical examiner Dr. Wendy Lavezzi. "We can tell that in autopsy, because the area across her face which covers her eyes, nose, and mouth was white."Other testimony revealed the snake had not been fed for a month before the attack. NOW THAT IS WRONG AND IS CALLED ANIMAL ABUSE!!!
Defense attorneys had argued that the toddler's death was an unpredictable accident. But prosecutors said the pair should be held accountable for failing to keep the python properly caged.Seriously the justice system has really backfired this summer! Just last month, a judge found three teenagers accused of attacking a freshman football player at Dr. Phillips High School in Orlando not guilty of battery and hazing. The judge said he believes Darrion Denson, 16 was attacked, but isn't positive who did it. Therefore, he found them Not Guilty. Denson, said he was beaten and then thrown in a trash can for walking into the varsity locker room.
Seriously, something is wrong.
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Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Explanation of Casey's release date
Orange County Corrections released the following memo Tuesday to explain the calculation of Casey Anthony's release date:
July 12, 2011
FROM: Michael Tidwell, Chief, Orange County CorrectionsInmate Casey Marie Anthony was found guilty of four (4) first degree misdemeanors on July 5, 2011. In anticipation of the announced sentencing on July 7, 2011, jail staff began to calculate possible outcomes in order to be responsive to the Court. One scenario that was evaluated was a sentence of four (4) consecutive one (1) year terms in the Orange County Jail.
Initial computations indicated, based on a sentence of four (4) one (1) year terms, inmate Anthony was eligible for 240 days of “statutory gain time”, awarded at the rate of 5 days per month for each of the 48 months. In addition, inmate Anthony was eligible for “constructive gain time”, as authorized by County Ordinance due to her Protective Custody status.Calculations yielded a projected release date of 8/25/11.On July 7, 2011, Orange County Corrections advised the Court of the projected release date of 8/25/11. Shortly thereafter, the Court issued an order awarding Ms. Anthony to 1043 days time served.In an effort to respond quickly to the Court, Corrections staff recomputed the projected release date. The amount of “statutory gain time” remained the same, but the amount of “constructive gain time” was reduced as the projected length of sentence was reduced. In the process of this rapid recalculation, inmate Anthony was inadvertently credited with “constructive gain time” for a complete month July‐August, rather than for a partial month.This oversight resulted in the Court being advised that the projected release date was 7/13/11.As with all time served cases, staff conducted a routine secondary review of the sentence computation and discovered the oversight. Once the oversight was corrected, it was determined inmate Anthony had been erroneously awarded four (4) additional days due to the change in length of sentence. This changed the projected release date from 7/13/11 to 7/17/11. This change was immediately reported to the Court.
July 12, 2011
FROM: Michael Tidwell, Chief, Orange County CorrectionsInmate Casey Marie Anthony was found guilty of four (4) first degree misdemeanors on July 5, 2011. In anticipation of the announced sentencing on July 7, 2011, jail staff began to calculate possible outcomes in order to be responsive to the Court. One scenario that was evaluated was a sentence of four (4) consecutive one (1) year terms in the Orange County Jail.
Initial computations indicated, based on a sentence of four (4) one (1) year terms, inmate Anthony was eligible for 240 days of “statutory gain time”, awarded at the rate of 5 days per month for each of the 48 months. In addition, inmate Anthony was eligible for “constructive gain time”, as authorized by County Ordinance due to her Protective Custody status.Calculations yielded a projected release date of 8/25/11.On July 7, 2011, Orange County Corrections advised the Court of the projected release date of 8/25/11. Shortly thereafter, the Court issued an order awarding Ms. Anthony to 1043 days time served.In an effort to respond quickly to the Court, Corrections staff recomputed the projected release date. The amount of “statutory gain time” remained the same, but the amount of “constructive gain time” was reduced as the projected length of sentence was reduced. In the process of this rapid recalculation, inmate Anthony was inadvertently credited with “constructive gain time” for a complete month July‐August, rather than for a partial month.This oversight resulted in the Court being advised that the projected release date was 7/13/11.As with all time served cases, staff conducted a routine secondary review of the sentence computation and discovered the oversight. Once the oversight was corrected, it was determined inmate Anthony had been erroneously awarded four (4) additional days due to the change in length of sentence. This changed the projected release date from 7/13/11 to 7/17/11. This change was immediately reported to the Court.
Reward set up
A reward fund is being established in the case of Baby Kate. The infant has been missing for almost two weeks now. Investigators looking for people who may have seen Sean Michael Phillips on Wednesday, June 29th, the last day that baby Kate was seen.
The reward fund is being collected by the Area Chamber of Commerce. The reward will be distributed if any information is given that will bring back baby Kate to her family.
Volunteers are still needed to help with the search, so if you are available and live in the area please volunteer. Don't let this family lose hope in finding their baby.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Mason-Oceana 911 at 231-869-5858.
The reward fund is being collected by the Area Chamber of Commerce. The reward will be distributed if any information is given that will bring back baby Kate to her family.
Volunteers are still needed to help with the search, so if you are available and live in the area please volunteer. Don't let this family lose hope in finding their baby.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Mason-Oceana 911 at 231-869-5858.
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