Casey Anthony Heads to Mexico To Escape Death Threats

**megimoo** · 09-07-2011, 08:48 PM

Casey Anthony 'to elope to Mexican beach villa to be with Californian sugar daddy'

The 25-year-old allegedly plans to become a Mexican citizen and head south of the border to the secluded beach property owned by the man she started a romance with on release from jail.....The man reportedly wooed Anthony after they started exchanging flirty letters when she was inside. It is claimed he has given her $200,000 to help her make a fresh start.

Anthony was released from jail on July 7 after she was controversially found not guilty of murdering her two-year-old daughter Caylee....A source told the National Enquirer that she plans to move to the property near to La Paz on the Baja peninsula and eventually become a Mexican citizen.
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She said, "I'm moving to Mexico, and I'm never coming back." Eventually she plans to become a Mexican citizen.'....The wealthy man from California reportedly owns a large ranch on the Sea of Cortez where he has a beach cottage that Anthony will live in.

The secluded property that is only accessible by plane will allow Anthony to escape from the media and people who believe she killed her daughter...The ranch has its own airstrip and nearly five miles of private beach.Anthony has so far failed to cash in on her notoriety as expected since her release from jail.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...gar-daddy.html

**Hawkgirl** · 09-07-2011, 08:57 PM

Damn...just damn.

**megimoo** · 09-07-2011, 09:06 PM

Originally Posted by Hawkgirl

Damn...just damn.

After he's done with her she'll end up in a Mexican bordello..She's 'five miles' of bad roads...

**Madisonian** · 09-07-2011, 09:14 PM

Fortunately in Mexico, people (especially rich gringos) are never kidnapped and killed like they are in Florida.
May she feel and be as safe there as her deceased daughter felt and was with her.

**megimoo** · 09-07-2011, 09:20 PM

Originally Posted by Madisonian

Fortunately in Mexico, people (especially rich gringos) are never kidnapped and killed like they are in Florida.
May she feel and be as safe there as her deceased daughter felt and was with her.

Problem is they need a small army of well paid,heavily armed security just to keep from being kidnapped and held for ransom.

**noworries** · 09-07-2011, 10:29 PM

Maybe she will be found washed up on that private beach she deserves to suffer the same way her precious baby did

**Starbuck** · 09-07-2011, 11:20 PM

I never thought she would go that route, but then I didn't know it was open to her.

She's untouchable - at least by the law - in Mexico. No matter what she has done American authorities can not go into Mexico and get her.

**SaintLouieWoman** · 09-08-2011, 12:27 PM

Originally Posted by TruckerMe

I never thought she would go that route, but then I didn't know it was open to her.

She's untouchable - at least by the law - in Mexico. No matter what she has done American authorities can not go into Mexico and get her.

It says she "plans to move to Mexico." Whether she's there or not is anyone's guess, but can't see how she can get out of the country when she still has that probationary period for her stolen check conviction.

If she thinks she's not safe in Florida, good luck with Mexico. This shows her lack of good judgement. And that guy must be nuts.

**noonwitch** · 09-09-2011, 09:11 AM

I find it highly disturbing that she continues to receive death threats. Are people in the general public that nuts? I deal with the crazy segment-are there really that many of them out there?

I'm not a fan of the woman, but the prosecutor jumped the gun. It's hard to get a murder conviction when you can't prove how the victim died.

**fettpett** · 09-09-2011, 10:06 AM

Originally Posted by noonwitch

I find it highly disturbing that she continues to receive death threats. Are people in the general public that nuts? I deal with the crazy segment-are there really that many of them out there?

I'm not a fan of the woman, but the prosecutor jumped the gun. It's hard to get a murder conviction when you can't prove how the victim died.

yeah, i don't get it either. do they somehow think that they are being less despicable than she is in their mind by threatening to kill her? She was found not guilty, let it go, has nothing to do with them.