Casey Anthony Tells Piers Morgan: 'I Did Not Kill My Daughter'

Casey Anthony, 26, the Florida woman acquitted last year in the 2008 death of her two-year-old daughter Caylee, spoke to CNN's Piers Morgan on Tuesday, expressing her remorse for some of her behavior but still vehemently denying wrongdoing in Caylee's death.

"Obviously, I did not kill my daughter," Anthony reportedly told Morgan in a telephone conversation that was not aired. "If anything," she continued, "there's nothing in this world l've ever been more proud of, and there's no one I loved more than my daughter. She's my greatest accomplishment."

Morgan relayed the conversation to viewers during a talk with Anthony's lawyer, Cheney Mason. "I've looked back at some of the interviews [I] did and the way I've come across," Anthony said. "It's horrible. It looks absolutely horrible. And I'm ashamed in many ways of the person that I was because even then that wasn't who I am."

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PLEASE SIGN AND SHARE THIS PETITION TO HAVE CASEY ANTHONY TRIED IN FEDERAL COURT. CREATED 4/14/12.

Double jeopardy is subject the dual sovereignty doctrine. It states that a person can be tried for the same crime twice if he or she is being tried by more than one distinct, sovereign government. A person can be tried by the federal government and by a state government for the same crime. Both entities are distinctly sovereign units that have their own sets of laws and their power derived from different sets of people.

The petition addresses the DOJ policy that guides them in deciding whether or not to bring federal charges against someone after a person has already been tried by a state.

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- Posted by futtheshuckupaboutit @ 06/13/12, 05:16 pm