A good friend of Casey Anthony guarantees the 36-year-old’s upcoming docuseries will “set the record straight.”
As you might have heard, she is planning to talk out about her felony case in her first on-camera interview in additional than a decade for the three-part restricted sequence Casey Anthony: Where The Truth Lies, which is able to premiere on Peacock on November 29. According to a teaser trailer for the present, doc director Alexandra Dean revealed Casey acquired no “creative control” over the mission. There weren’t even rules as to what might be requested throughout the interview, per the streaming service.
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But a giant query on some folks’s minds is: why now? Why did she resolve to take part in a tv interview so a few years later? Well, A supply near Casey shared with People that she “finally” felt able to get her facet of the story out, saying:
“Everyone has been talking about Casey for 14 years. But she hasn’t really talked. So now she’s ready to talk. She will finally set the record straight.”
Hmm…
The lady grew to become notorious in 2008 following the disappearance of her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee Anthony. Six months after the kid went lacking, her stays had been present in a wooded space close to her household’s house. Casey was charged with first-degree homicide, aggravated youngster abuse, aggravated manslaughter of a kid, and 4 counts of offering false data to police. Her homicide trial in 2011 utterly engrossed the general public as roughly 40 million folks watched the case go down, per Nielson Research. However, in a stunning flip of occasions, she was acquitted of every part aside from mendacity to the police and solely served a while in jail.
Ever since Casey received out of jail, she has laid low and “kept to herself” whereas she lives in South Florida. The identical confidant beforehand stated to People:
“People are always talking s**t about her. Every few months, a story about what she’s doing is published, and you guys [the media] just say whatever you want to say. But now she feels like it’s time for her to set the record straight and say what she needs to say. She wants her voice to be heard.”
Casey beforehand opened up in regards to the case in an off-camera interview with the Associated Press, throughout which she stated she didn’t care in regards to the public’s opinions about her:
“I don’t give a s**t about what anyone thinks about me, I never will. Based off what was in the media, I understand the reasons people feel about me. I understand why people have the opinions that they do. I didn’t do what I was accused of, but I fought for three years. Not just for me, but for my daughter.”
We’ll have to attend and see what else Casey has to say about this case when the docuseries premieres later this month. Do you propose on watching it, Perezcious readers? Let us know within the feedback under.
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