Jane Velez-Mitchell

Casey Anthony filed for bankruptcy on Friday. Anthony is almost $800,000 dollars in debt has been unemployed for years. Among her debts is around $500,000 to her attorney Jose Baez.

Should Casey Anthony be allowed to file for bankruptcy? And what is the real reason behind her move?  Jane Velez-Mitchell investigates. For more on this story watch Jane Velez-Mitchell weeknights at 7pm ET on HLN. 

Two of Casey Anthony’s lying convictions were thrown out by an Appeals Court.  It was found that they “violated the prohibition against double jeopardy”. 

So what does that mean for Casey Anthony? And it will it effect the civil case against her? Jane Velez-Mitchell digs into the court’s findings.

Could newly revealed evidence have changed the verdict in the Casey Anthony murder trial? Shocking revelations from investigators show how they missed a critical search on a computer in the Anthony home.

Just hours before Caylee died, someone used Casey Anthony's password-protected account and typed the phrase "fool-proof suffocation" (misspelling the last word). The search was done on a Firefox browser, but police only checked the computer searches on Internet Explorer.

Zenaida Gonzalez is suing Casey Anthony for defamation. At one time, Casey said a woman she called “Zanny the Nanny” was behind Caylee’s disappearance, which led police to interview Zenaida Gonzalez.

It turns out it was all a lie, but Zenaida says she is now permanently linked to the case and is suing Casey for defamation.

The Casey Anthony defense team dropped a bombshell during the trial.  They claimed that Casey Anthony was repeatedly molested and sexually assaulted by her own father.

Later, we found out that the prosecutors were aware that the defense intended to make this argument. But did they do enough to combat these claims? A former member of Casey Anthony’s defense team tells Jane Velez-Mitchell that the prosecutors were so confident of a conviction that they didn’t fully prepare for these claims. They thought they could ride public sentiment to a conviction.

Casey Anthony appealed her convictions for lying to the police. One lie in particular caught the attention of the whole country. She claimed "Zanny the Nanny" had taken her little girl. While the family later said this wasn’t true, there was a nanny in the area named Zanaida Gonzalez. Gonzalez is suing Casey Anthony.

Matt Morgan, Zenaida Gonzalez’s attorney, tells Jane Velez-Mitchell that the lawsuit is going forward and that Casey Anthony has been served.

One year ago today, Casey Anthony was acquitted of murdering her three-year-old daughter Caylee.  During the investigation and trial, every move by Casey Anthony was scrutinized. Jailhouse calls were released and everything from her words to her body language were analyzed by experts and observers alike. But ever since she was released from jail, there have been barely any sign of Casey Anthony. A couple of leaked video diaries are really all we have seen  from Casey Anthony. She told Piers Morgan in a telephone interview weeks ago that she obviously didn’t kill her daughter.  That’s what Morgan tells us she said very firmly. But why did she break her silence then?  And what are her plans for the future?

Rumors have circulated far and wide. Reports claimed she gained weight. Some said she planned on moving to Costa Rica. Others say that she is trying to sell a sit-down exclusive interview or plans on shopping a book. Anthony and her lawyers deny all of these claims. So the questions remain. Where is Casey Anthony? And what are her plans?