Casey Anthony served with lawsuit at jail

Guest on Wed 13 Jul 2011, 3:41 pm

Casey Anthony served with lawsuit at jail
Updated: Wednesday, 13 Jul 2011, 10:32 AM EDT
Published : Wednesday, 13 Jul 2011, 10:32 AM EDT
ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. (WOFL FOX 35) - Casey Anthony will walk out of jail Sunday. On Wednesday she was served with a lawsuit at the jail by Texas Equusearch.
The search team that searched for Caylee Anthony is suing Casey for over $100,000.00.
They claim she wasted their time searching for Caylee when Casey knew they would never find her.
Disappointment doesn't even begin to describe how Tim Miller founder of Texas Equusearch feels about Casey Anthony. “It certainly wasn't fair to anybody that was involved and wasn't fair to the families that really needed us.”

Miller and his attorneys filed the lawsuit against the 25-year-old late Tuesday at the Orange County Courthouse in Orlando. Miller tells FOX 35 Casey Anthony knowingly mislead the search and recovery organization about finding her daughter Caylee. He remembers showing up to Casey's house in the summer of 2008. “She hugged us and kissed her on the cheek and I said 'I'm so sorry about what you're going through right now' and she said 'well thanks for being here right now. I know she's alive out there somewhere so please bring her back.”

Little did miller and the thousands of volunteers know: Casey Anthony was sending them on a wild goose chase.
Revealed in her murder trial, little Caylee was already dead and Casey knew it.
Texas Equusearch is now suing her for more than $100,000.00 for the expenses the group incurred. “We did stuff with the drone airplane, we did stuff with all bodies of water with sonar we searched every square inch,” said Miller.
Money and time spent that could have gone toward helping other families find their missing loved ones.
Miller takes this blow personally as he's worked to keep a promise to his daughter Laura who was murdered nearly 30 years ago. “I made a promise to God and to Laura I would never leave a family alone if there's anything I could do to help and I felt as though I let down God and Laura and we were mislead.”
Miller says they have never sued anyone in the 10 years the organization has been in existence.
To date, Texas Equusearch has done 1,232 searches. On Tuesday they recovered the 126th victim, a boy who had been missing in Texas.
www.caseyanthonymurdertrial.com

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**wjk** on Wed 13 Jul 2011, 10:04 pm

Thanks for this carmen

Thats sad, reading about his daughter and the promise he made her.

Guest on Wed 13 Jul 2011, 10:21 pm

wjk wrote:Thanks for this carmen
Thats sad, reading about his daughter and the promise he made her.

It is very sad, isn't it wjk?? Poor man

hales on Wed 13 Jul 2011, 11:35 pm

What's even sadder is that she'll have no problem paying it once she sells the movie rights :(

**widowan** on Wed 13 Jul 2011, 11:43 pm

They'd better sue her lawyer as well because Cheney Mason said on an interview yesterday that her story hadn't changed since he met her and she has been consistent throughout, that the baby DROWNED is the story, on June 16th, which means her lawyers also knew since July 16 or whenever she retained lawyers, that Caylee wasn't missing and THEY failed to call off the searches.

Wouldn't it also be an abuse of their duty not to get their client to tell the truth if this was an accident - and not sit in jail three years and face the DP? If your lawyer knows your child died accidentally isn't it in your best interest to plea bargain for child neglect - or even better confess to an accident, and walk out free, most likely?

I can't believe they think anyone will buy their story that she had told them this all along, and yet they let her sit in jail and rot, never mind leaving poor Caylee in her "grave" like that, all those months, when they could have gotten out there and retrieved her remains.

The duct tape seems to tell a different story although a liar like Casey could come up with a good rationalization to cover that.

It might have turned out well for her in the end because with what they had on her, if Casey hadn't sat in jail lying and confusing things and giving the dna evidence time to disappear, and had not been charged with Murder 1, I don't know that she'd have gotten off scot free. People might not have believed the duct tape was put on to make it look like kidnapping and there might have been enough of her body to tell if she in fact had drowned or died of chloroform poisoning. So I think mason's a liar but since he did make this claim on tv perhaps they can haul him up in front of the Florida bar association.

rammy2 on Thu 14 Jul 2011, 12:03 am

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Er2G0OszXEk

Not guilty at all costs - it's not really justice is it?

Mason is the one person that I cannot stand. He was rude to the judge during the trial, he showed his character when she got off - and afterwards, slagging off the very lawyers and 'talking heads' that he once was - and the 'flipping the bird' whilst quaffing champagne, in a bar, opposite the courthouse - hypocrisy?? Oh yes, in spades......

**widowan** on Thu 14 Jul 2011, 12:08 am

He wasn't involved right at the beginning though - it took Jose Baez to get the case in the mess it was in.

Someone please tell me why if this girl said the baby drowned accidentally, he did not take her to LE and have her confess in exchange for leniency on whatever neglect charge, if any, there might be for not watching her in the pool.

Instead they leave Caylee in the swamp, leave Casey in jail 3 years to build a case, then pin it on her father, hit him with molestation accusations, and get her mother to PERJURE herself - all this negativity and drama rather than just to tell the truth?

It seems like they've been very hard on everyone and someone who watches lawyers for their ethics and such should be onto this pair.

rammy2 on Thu 14 Jul 2011, 12:21 am

thing is widowan - they've all got off. Baez, Mason, (even that dippy bint with the soft voice) - they're made for life off of this - Caseys away - mum and dad - no perjury charges.

Alls well in the Anthony household. Dysfunctional, yes. Free? - yes.

**widowan** on Thu 14 Jul 2011, 12:26 am

We'll see how rich they get off this. I think there will be a SEVERE outbreak of boycotting everyone and everything that tries to pay her for her story.

Tim Mitchell is just the start.

They've gotta get her out of Orange County alive first however...

rammy2 on Thu 14 Jul 2011, 12:31 am

I've seen his name on twitter - will have to look him up widowan. Thanks.
Some people are suggesting she'll be whisked away over the border - for some therapy.

**widowan** on Thu 14 Jul 2011, 12:44 am

Her lawyer is saying that "after losing a child and being in jail for 3 years" she has to have help and they are there to get her the help she needs...

that old adage -about kiling your parents then throwing yourself on the mercy of the court as an orphan -springs to mind

Some think she may go to Puert Rico, I think that is a very good bet due to BAez' family there. There's no where in the US she wouldn't be known and reviled. We've also hear Houston - I hope she doesn't come here. That's all we need.

The station to offer her money for an interview will be swamped with hate mail, no one would hire her - although I am sure there are guys who will offer to marry her.

rammy2 on Thu 14 Jul 2011, 12:56 am

It will probably be like the girlfriend of Ian Huntley (he killed Holly and Jessica) and his girlfriend was guilty of lying for him. Although Casey would have to have a complete overhaul, to be accepted somewhere wihtout someone knowing who she was.

Having her hair down and flowing was probably a ploy so the last picture of her was with long, flowing locks. she's probably blonde and short now.........

Ireland on Thu 14 Jul 2011, 6:58 am

widowan wrote:He wasn't involved right at the beginning though - it took Jose Baez to get the case in the mess it was in.

Someone please tell me why if this girl said the baby drowned accidentally, he did not take her to LE and have her confess in exchange for leniency on whatever neglect charge, if any, there might be for not watching her in the pool.

Instead they leave Caylee in the swamp, leave Casey in jail 3 years to build a case, then pin it on her father, hit him with molestation accusations, and get her mother to PERJURE herself - all this negativity and drama rather than just to tell the truth?

It seems like they've been very hard on everyone and someone who watches lawyers for their ethics and such should be onto this pair.

"Someone please tell me why if this girl said the baby drowned accidentally, he did not take her to LE and have her confess in exchange for leniency on whatever neglect charge, if any, there might be for not watching her in the pool. "

This is where I have the problem Widowan, if this happened as said, which of course it did not, how did she get away with hiding Caylee's body etc. I doubt she confessed to anything, to me the "nightmare team" made this up.
Ethics, lawyers, now there's an oxymoron

Guest on Thu 14 Jul 2011, 8:09 am

@epappacoda

Spoke with @LeonardPadilla and he plans to sue #CaseyAnthony and Jose Baez. Spent around $200,000 on travel, searching, security. #fox35
about 4 hours ago via Twitter for iPhone

**widowan** on Fri 15 Jul 2011, 1:13 am

Good, Leonard.

Get in line behind TU and Zenaida Fernandez Gonzales...

Now, what about OCSO?

It would be nice if her parents sued her for wrongful death in civil court. They're the only ones who have a right to do that - them or her brother really.

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