Tuesday, 9 February 2016

Casey Anthony opens West Palm Beach photography business

Casey Anthony has opened a photography business roughly five years after she was acquitted for murder in her daughter's death, records revealed Monday.

 Anthony, 29, filed papers in November effective Jan. 1 to open Case Photography in West Palm Beach, Fla., according to the state Division of Corporations.
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                                         Casey Anthony leaves custody with her lawyer in 2011.                                      

The Cortez Rd. home listed in the $160 filing belongs to private investigator Patrick McKenna, who acted as her team’s lead private investigator, the Orlando Sentinel reported.

 She was cleared in 2011 of murder charges in the death of her 2-year-old daughter Caylee in a case that drew national attention.

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          Her daughter Caylee's remains were found dead 2008.

McKenna had years earlier found the tapes with Los Angeles police Detective Mark Fuhrman using racist language that discredited him during the O.J. Simpson trial.

 Anthony didn’t immediately return requests Monday night for comment on a phone number and email address listed in the filing. McKenna didn’t immediately return a call to his office and declined the Sentinel’s request for an interview outside his home.
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