Casey Anthony Launches TikTok and Substack as Self-Proclaimed Legal Advocate

Over a decade after her acquittal in her daughter's death, Casey Anthony seeks to reintroduce herself, drawing both public backlash and skepticism about her motivations.

Casey Anthony announced her new role as a 'legal advocate' in a TikTok video, claiming to offer tools and resources for legal issues while advocating for herself and her late daughter.
She has also launched a Substack newsletter, with subscription options, to share her perspectives on legal advocacy and privacy rights.
Critics, including Judge Belvin Perry, who presided over her 2011 trial, question her intentions, suggesting her motivations may be tied to financial gain and seeking attention rather than genuine advocacy.
Anthony emphasizes her support for the LGBTQ community, women's rights, and privacy issues, framing her platform as a way to turn her past notoriety into a 'blessing.'
The reaction to her reemergence has been sharply divided, with many on social media expressing outrage and skepticism, while others revisit the details of her highly publicized trial and acquittal.