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8:09Now Playing"America's most hated mom," Casey Anthony, is now promoting a new video series on TikTok in which she intends to speak about legal issues and "advocate" for her daughter, Caylee, whom she was accused of killing in 2008.
LiveNOW's Andy Mac spoke about Anthony's new social media presence with TMZ's Michael Babcock.
Casey Anthony was infamously tried and acquitted of first-degree murder in the disappearance and death of her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee, in Orlando, Florida. Casey Anthony was 22 at the time of her daughter's disappearance.
Casey's mom, Cindy Anthony, reported her granddaughter missing in July 2008, a month after reportedly not seeing her. In December 2008, Caylee's skeletal remains were found in a wooded near not far from where Cindy and George, Casey's parents, lived in Orlando, officials said.
At trial, Casey was found guilty on two counts of lying to law enforcement about the whereabouts of Caylee shortly after she was reported missing. Casey claimed she was with a babysitter, which turned out to be a false story, officials claimed at trial.
The made-for-TV trial brought national news media and interest to the Orange County Courthouse, where internet trial watchers, local trial watchers, TV commentators, and those involved in the case were put at odds – speculating, scrutinizing – nearly every moment.
Casey Anthony did not testify in her defense. Casey's father, George, and mother, Cindy, testified during the trial.
Prosecutors alleged during the trial that Casey Anthony used chloroform – a colorless, sweet-tasting liquid that was once used as an inhaled anesthetic in surgery, per CDC – and duct tape to suffocate Caylee as a way to escape parental responsibility. The defense argued at trial that Caylee accidentally drowned in the family pool. George Anthony has denied that theory in multiple media interviews.
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