Unless they already have huge, passionate followings, newly independent journalists have a tough time rounding up enough ...

Casey Anthony has launched a new venture as a subscription-based blogger on Substack, offering her followers exclusive writings, videos, and updates about her life.

Veteran TV host Nancy Grace has said the devil would have “to come up through the ice when hell freezes over” before she’d “give a penny” to Casey Anthony for any sort of legal advice.

In early March, Anthony joined Substack and TikTok, telling viewers in a TikTok video: “I am a legal advocate, I am a researcher, I’ve been in the legal field since 2011." ...

And then there’s Casey Anthony. After some years off the national radar following her 2011 acquittal of the most serious charges in the death of her daughter Caylee in 2008, Anthony resurfaced ...

So I will not be subscribing to tot mom’s Substack,” she said. ... Casey Anthony wipes away a tear from her face in Kissimmee, Florida on Oct. 14, 2008. AP.

Casey Anthony, who was acquitted in the murder of her daughter about 15 years ago in Orange County, is using TikTok to promote herself as a “legal advocate.” ...

Anthony, who was acquitted for the murder of her two-year-old daughter Caylee in 2011, recently opened accounts on TikTok and Substack to share legal tools and resources. Alex Ocho March 6, 2025 ...

Casey Anthony’s Substack account offers paid and free subscriptions. “‘Tot Mom’ is at it again,” Grace tells TODAY.com. “Instead of getting a job like everybody else, ...

Casey Anthony at her murder trial in 2011 in Orlando, Florida. - Credit: ... Casey’s bio on Substack reads, “Everyone seems to have an opinion — about me, and about my life.