(07-21-2011, 03:12 PM)IMaDick Wrote: who the fuck is going to hire her?

There is really nothing else she can do.

(07-21-2011, 03:12 PM)IMaDick Wrote: who the fuck is going to hire her? a day care? would you hire her to work for you?

(07-21-2011, 09:35 AM)kitty1 Wrote:

(07-21-2011, 08:28 AM)Mary Wrote: I am doubtful that Baez has either of those......

either of those what??

(07-21-2011, 04:18 PM)Lady Cop Wrote: i think she should go live with each of the 12 jurons, 1 month out of each year.

hey lippman. nobody gives a shit where they go. or with whose money. you getting paid?


13News
George and Cindy Anthony are starting to move on from their daughter Casey's trial. ISN'T THAT WONDERFUL!

Attorney Mark Lippman said the family is looking at trying to heal, though neither George nor Cindy have talked to their daughter yet. Lippman said when that will happen is unclear. IT DEPENDS ON CASH OFFERS. They also don't know where she is, though they know she is safe.

What he does know is the couple may soon talk about the ordeal. FOR THE RIGHT PRICE.

"It's part of the healing process," Lippman said, "so I figure they'll start talking about things sooner rather than later."

Lippman also said the couple was looking at going on a trip, with the help of supporters IE DONATIONS.
YES, GO FAR FAR AWAY.

i'm going to vomit.
so who is paying?

George, Cindy Leave USA On Trip For 'Rest'
WESH
ORLANDO, Fla. -- Photos and video shot Friday at Orlando Executive Airport show George and Cindy Anthony boarding a private charter jet.

The WESH 2 News exclusive photos and video show the two boarding a plane believed to be headed to Nassau in the Bahamas.

The couple is not going to rendezvous with their daughter Casey, their attorney, Mark Lippman, told WESH.

"(Casey) does not have a passport," Mark Lippman told WESH. "The Anthonys do."

Lippman described the trip as an opportunity for the couple to rest after the grueling murder trial.

It's not known who paid for the trip or the others in the Anthonys' traveling party.

Geragos' client is on death row in CA.
and others doing LWOP.

i think the major networks are reluctant to touch casey. there could be big backlash. but WTF, anything for a buck.

that came from TMZ which is often full of shit.

(07-22-2011, 02:16 PM)Lady Cop Wrote: Geragos' client is on death row in CA.

i thought TMZ was full of shit.
the threats to boycott network sponsors have had some effect. even the worst sharks don't want to touch this bunch.
and btw baez, if your client can do interviews, she can do depositions in civil suits.


Hollywood Reporter:

A TMZ report that Casey Anthony attorney Jose Baez was at Manhattan’s Mandarin Oriental Hotel “holding court” with bookers from ABC, CBS and NBC for a cash interview with Anthony was met with strenuous denials from all three news divisions.

“The report is untrue,” said an ABC News source. “If there is a bidding war ABC News is not and will not be part of it.”

“CBS News is not offering and will not offer to license any materials from Casey Anthony,” a CBS News spokesperson said. A network executive was more vehement: “Not a damn nickel.”

Network sources confirm that their bookers have met with Baez, but they flatly deny that they have offered any remuneration for an interview. Baez – who had several odd jobs, including bikini salesman, before being catapulted to fame as the attorney who won an acquittal for Anthony in the capital murder of her two-year-old daughter Caylee – is shopping his services as a legal commentator. NO WAY JOSE! (Hollywood agency Paradigm agreed to represent him in those endeavors but quickly backed out.)

“We've talked with Baez about getting an interview with Casey Anthony, but only under NBC News standards and conditions: no payment, and absolutely no job offers for members of her defense team ” said an NBC News spokesperson.

As for whether NBC picked up the tab for Baez’s stay at the Mandarin, sources says the network paid for one night in order to meet with Baez, which is not unusual expense to incur in the pursuit of interviews.

The practice of licensing photos and videos from interview subjects has long been a fig leaf for TV news divisions. But Anthony may have finally put the practice on deep freeze, at least temporarily.

ABC News was revealed to have paid Anthony the mind-boggling sum of $200,000 in 2008 for photos and home videos as well as $15,000 to the Florida meter reader who discovered Caylee’s remains. In 2010, CBS News paid $20,000 to the Anthony family for material that was used on 48 Hours Mystery and the Early Show. The stench of those transactions has made it impossible for news organizations to hide behind licensing deals. But Anthony’s pariah status and the risk of a swift and loud public backlash for the network that gives her air time have made booking her for even non-paid interview highly problematic.

One network booker described the situation as “toxic".