Casey Anthony offered more than $1 million to tell her story.

[Cherry6905]

I heard at womenincrimeink http://womenincrimeink.blogspot.com/

"according to the article on the WESH website, an Orlando television station, Casey, who may or may not have murdered her daughter but at the very least is in line for a monster mother of the year designation, is being offered big money for interviews, starting at $350,000 and up to $500,00 per sit down with a reporter. The article doesn't say who's offering the cash, just that it's on the table."

"We've had an offer come in from an overseas company that specializes in pay-per-view, and those offers can exceed $1 million," Jose Baez law firm (Casey's attorneys) spokesman Todd Black told WESH.
Aren't there laws against this type of thing? There should be!

Her's a link to the story: http://www.wesh.com/news/17432283/detail.html

Besides making me ill my thoughts are:

Could a civil case be brought against Casey for murdering her child by an outside party?

If this is like O.J. Simpson's book "If I Did It" The Goldman's fought that and won 90% of the proceeds.

Could an independent advocate group do the same or does it have to be a relative?

This may sound strange but could a class action case be brought against her for murdering her child?

Could the public join in the suit? Who's allowed to bring civil suits?

[klaasend]

Welcome Cherry!

You might want to post this again next time you drop by in the main thread.  Look at the top in the forum.  Here's where most of us are posting right now:

http://scaredmonkeys.net/index.php?topic=3362.msg445780#new