Come out, come out, wherever you are! By order of the courts!
When Casey Anthony was released from criminal custody earlier this month, she immediately went into hiding. No one has seen nor heard form her since July 15th, when she strode out of the courthouse in the early morning, hoping to avoid a big crowd and scene.
However, Orange County Judge Stan Strickland signed amended court documents this morning requiring Casey to return to Orlando within the next 3 days. Upon arriving back to the state (if she ever really left to begin with), she will be put on a year of supervised probation on her check fraud charges. Oh yeah, before this whole murder trial thing started, Casey was already in trouble for stealing a friend’s checkbook and forging several checks. At the time of her release, the Department of Corrections officials misinterpreted Judge Strickland’s order and assumed she had already served her probation while still in jail.
Yeah, not so much.
Happy trails back to Orlando, Casey! Bet they’ll welcome you with open arms! (Sense the sarcasm…)
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