“Lawyers for Casey Anthony want some answers from Zenaida Gonzalez.
In a 14-page court document, there are 10 questions for the woman suing Casey for defamation. Gonzalez was served with that document Wednesday.
Those questions ask her to describe her work history, her income sources, credit cards and bank accounts she may have gotten since 2008, and any gifts her daughters may have gotten from any employees of Morgan and Morgan.
Casey’s lawyers also want to know if Gonzalez has had any contact with marketing or entertainment agents and if she has gotten any money from them. They specifically want Gonzalez to describe how she got on the Dr. Phil Show in March of this year. That episode aired in April. They also want to know if she was paid for that appearance and even what hotel she stayed at and who paid for it.
Gonzalez was offered a job with J&M Cleaning during that appearance through Dr. Phil. They also take it a step broader and ask if she has been paid for any media appearances. Gonzalez has 30 days to respond.”
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It’ll be interesting to know just how much M&M’s infamous PayPal-powered Motel 6 resident has made, primarily from telling everyone about how her non-existent reputation got ruined.
Click here to download the 14 page court document (opens PDF in a new window).
The interview also includes a few behind-the-scenes revelations and confirmation that the book will contain a great deal of information & evidence that wasn’t introduced during Casey’s trial. Very interesting. I’ll post the full 60 minute interview as soon as I get hold of it.
This book definitely has #1 Best Seller written all over it. It’s currently ranked at #450 in the Amazon Best Sellers list and #8 in the Biographies list.
Despite the efforts of the wounded “Warriors” and their futile & BS-filled Amazon boycotting attempts, nothing is gonna stop the book being an awesome best-seller.
You gotta laugh at the failed boycotting BS though. But the truth is, Amazon couldn’t care less about Casey, Jose, The Laughing Guy or anyone else associated with Casey’s Trial. They’re in business to sell books and make a profit… and they know only too well how successful Jose’s book will be… so the likelihood of them “pulling” has always been (and always will be) less then zero.
As I said in reply to an earlier post — It’d take more than the incoherent ramblings of a handful of mentally-challenged knuckle-dragging idiots to make Amazon change course on this one. Jose is no less than a Defense Attorney God and a legend. Fact.
So what can be done about the misdirected boycotting efforts? Nothing. Chill.There’s no need. Sure you could impound their double-wides & pitchforks (or revoke their welfare cards) but it still wouldn’t make much difference. We just have to take pity on them. They are, after all, operating at their best level. It just happens to be several levels below us.
In the meantime all we can do is stay focused on our mission to help & support the ever-present awesomeness that is Casey Anthony.
Just like Jose Baez, we will be victorious in the end.
SJ
*** Jose Baez is on Dr. Drew’s HLN show (Monday 5/14 @ 9 ET/PT) ***
In yet another pointless PR exercise — featuring the ever-incompetent money-grabbing M&M and their infamous PayPal-powered Motel 6 resident — and after a delayed start due to ego-congestion… the judge ultimately decided to grant M&M’s subpoena request – but confirmed that Casey’s address must be sealed (and remain sealed) to the public.
Here’s the video from WESH.com featuring Charles Greene telling it like it is, plus a cameo appearance from M&M’s very own warm-up guy Keith Mitnik – proving once again what an asshole he is.
Jose Baez announced details of a book he plans to release this summer. He promises the book will give an inside look into the Casey Anthony murder trial.
The book, titled “Presumed Guilty, Casey Anthony: The Inside Story.” will hit store shelves in July — one year after Anthony’s acquittal.
“On July 17th 2008, my life changed forever. I think the time has come for the whole story to be told,” Baez said in a statement.
The publisher, BenBella Books, said the book will expose shocking information about Baez’s first meeting with Anthony, her parents’ behavior and the trial itself.
Baez was Anthony’s attorney for more than three years. The publisher promises the book will reveal the real Anthony, from the person who got to know her best.
The publisher also said the book’s aim is not to convince readers of Anthony’s innocence.
“There are so many behind-the-scenes facts and stories that have never been made public. I look forward to sharing my story,” Baez said in the statement.
Here are 5 short video clips featuring Defense Attorney God Jose Baez, as he discusses the various aspects of Casey’s trial on a recent broadcast of PBS’s “Frontline: The Real CSI”.
It once again proves how shambolic, desperate & clueless the cesspool-style prosecution really was in their failed attempts to validate their fantasy forensics, and appease the unwashed knuckle-dragging masses.
Click here to watch the full 60 minute episode (opens in a new window). Casey’s trial & Jose Baez’ comments are featured in Chapter 4/6 at the 31:52 mark.
Go Jose!
Video clip #1: “Nowhere Near Ready for a Courtroom”:
“Judge Lisa Munyon denied Casey Anthony’s request on Thursday to dismiss the civil trial against her.
Munyon released a summary judgment for both Zenaida Gonzalez and Casey. Gonzalez’s attorneys asked Munyon to rule in her favor instead of going to trial in January. Munyon denied that motion.
Casey’s attorneys asked the judge to dismiss the trial altogether, but Munyon denied that motion.
Munyon did rule that Gonzalez cannot use statements that Casey made to law enforcement about Gonzalez. Gonzalez can only use statements Casey made to her friends and family about her, according to the judge.
Gonzalez is suing Casey for defamation. She says Casey ruined her reputation when she said a nanny with the same name kidnapped her daughter, 2-year-old Caylee Marie Anthony, in 2008.
The trial is set to begin on Jan. 2, 2013. The pretrial conference will be held in December.
Casey’s attorneys said that the case has no merit.
Attorney’s said that Casey never identified Gonzalez as “Zanny the Nanny” when she was shown pictures of Gonzalez. Documents show Casey said, “That’s not her.”
“The fact of the matter is this plaintiff, Zenaida Gonzalez, is not ‘Zanny the Nanny,’ no matter how badly she wants to be,” said Greene.
Another point Casey’s attorney’s make was that Casey claimed her made up nanny was Zenaida Fernandez-Gonzalez, not Zenaida Gonzalez like the plaintiff signs her name.
Gonzalez put herself in the public eye by conducting interviews, according to the documents filed by Casey’s attorneys.
The last point attorneys made in their motion for dismissal was only after Gonzalez showed her face on TV did she received impolite and unwanted comments from the strangers.
Cindy Anthony made a declaration in support of her daughter. Cindy said the plaintiff does not even in the slightest resemble the woman her daughter described as Zenaida Fernandez-Gonzalez.”
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I’m not too surprised with this latest BS ruling, but I know January 2013 is a long way away…
Anthony’s attorneys do not want the case to go to trial, so they’ve filed a motion for summary judgment. That means they want Judge Lisa Munyon to rule without a trial. The attorneys for Anthony called the case a publicity stunt and a charade. Zenaida Gonzalez’s attorney’s are arguing a motion that Cindy Anthony was acting on Casey Anthony’s behalf when she told reporters in 2008 that Casey had not ruled out Gonzalez as a possible suspect.
Casey Anthony’s attorney played a clip of a jail house conversation that she had with her mother in which she described Gonzalez as 5 foot 7 inches tall with no tattoos. The attorney pointed out that the description is very different from the Gonzalez suing Casey Anthony.
Anthony’s civil attorney said his client never said anything defamatory about this particular Gonzalez. The judge is not expected to rule Friday whether or not the case will go to trial. The trial is set for January 2013.”
I couldn’t let today go by without posting a quick Happy 26th Birthday message to Casey, so that’s exactly what I’m doing. I’m sure you’ll all echo my sentiments. Too bad for anyone that doesn’t
We also have another installment of the ongoing ZG fiasco coming up this Friday (23rd) – and although common sense has been a very rare commodity during this whole ZG circus, there’s no getting around the fact that the case itself still has no merit and should be firmly dismissed.
Why? Mainly because the infamous Motel 6 resident has repeatedly failed to show (or prove) that she is the actual person Casey referred to – in other words, that she is actually “Zenaida Fernandez Gonzalez.”
Another reason the case should be dismissed is that Casey (or any witness or defendant in any criminal investigation) is entitled to Absolute Immunity from civil law suits for any statements made during a criminal investigation. Hopefully these strange but true facts will come to the forefront on Friday, and this whole BS-riddled farce of a case will be kicked into touch once and for all. Kinda like a belated birthday present…
I’ll finish off today’s post with a music video – the lyrics of which sum everything up very well.
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10 Questions for ZG – filed yesterday by Team Casey
From CF-NEWS13:
“Lawyers for Casey Anthony want some answers from Zenaida Gonzalez.
In a 14-page court document, there are 10 questions for the woman suing Casey for defamation. Gonzalez was served with that document Wednesday.
Those questions ask her to describe her work history, her income sources, credit cards and bank accounts she may have gotten since 2008, and any gifts her daughters may have gotten from any employees of Morgan and Morgan.
Casey’s lawyers also want to know if Gonzalez has had any contact with marketing or entertainment agents and if she has gotten any money from them. They specifically want Gonzalez to describe how she got on the Dr. Phil Show in March of this year. That episode aired in April. They also want to know if she was paid for that appearance and even what hotel she stayed at and who paid for it.
Gonzalez was offered a job with J&M Cleaning during that appearance through Dr. Phil. They also take it a step broader and ask if she has been paid for any media appearances. Gonzalez has 30 days to respond.”
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It’ll be interesting to know just how much M&M’s infamous PayPal-powered Motel 6 resident has made, primarily from telling everyone about how her non-existent reputation got ruined.
Click here to download the 14 page court document (opens PDF in a new window).
SJ