Casey Anthony Attempts Public Rebranding as Legal Advocate on TikTok

Over a decade after her acquittal in her daughter's murder trial, Casey Anthony seeks to reshape her public image through social media and a new Substack.

Casey Anthony, acquitted in 2011 of murdering her 2-year-old daughter Caylee, has launched a TikTok account identifying herself as a legal advocate.
In her TikTok video, Anthony stated her goal is to advocate for herself and her daughter while promoting her new Substack for discussions on legal rights and presumed innocence.
The move follows her controversial 2022 Peacock docuseries, where she accused her father of being responsible for Caylee's death, a claim he has consistently denied.
Public backlash remains strong, particularly from the true crime community, which largely views Anthony as complicit in Caylee's disappearance and death despite her acquittal.
Anthony's reemergence underscores ongoing debates about revisiting high-profile true crime cases and the ethical implications of giving platforms to controversial figures.