Casey Anthony Posts Bail But Remains Behind Bars

September 04, 2008

Casey AnthonyCasey Anthony, mother of missing 3-year-old Caylee Anthony, has reportedly posted bail for her most recent charges, which include fraudulent use of personal identification, uttering a forged check and petty theft.

It remains unclear why Anthony posted the $3,000 bond, considering she still needs to come up with 10 percent of her original $500,200 bond. Although, there is always the possibility that another Padilla-style deal is in the works.

According to FOX News, Anthony's attorney, Jose Baez, was not aware that the bond was going to be posted.

Meanwhile, Casey's parents, George and Cindy Anthony, have met with Mark Nejame, a prominent Orlando attorney. According to Nejame, the Anthony's are not asking for his representation and are only seeking his advice.

I wonder if Nejame was aware that Casey Anthony's bond was being posted?

As a result of the bond, Anthony did not have to appear in court today to answer to her most recent charges.

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David Lohr has been writing about crime and criminals for over 15 years. Readers and critics alike regard Mr. Lohr as one of the most prominent crime writers of the 21st century.
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