Former prosecutor Nancy Grace had a choice word for Casey Anthony returning to the spotlight as a “legal advocate” for President Donald Trump.
Grace, a former HLN commentator who updated daily on the three-year murder trial of Casey's toddler Kaylee, challenged the credibility of the 38-year-old new activist career.
“Legal advocate, legal advocate? My rear end” Grace I told TMZ.
“She says she has been in the legal field since 2011 when she was tried for murder. That's her exposure to the judicial system,” the 65-year-old added.
Anthony was on trial for the 2008 murder of her three-year-old daughter before being acquitted in 2011.
She has since rebranded herself as a “legal advocate” for the women and the LGBTQ community, and the post reported only Monday.
The sudden change from the suspect's homewreck is due to her deep disdain for Trump, sources said.
Anthony shared the news to Tiktok to “reintroduce” herself.
“As an advocate of the LGBTQ community, for our legal community, women's rights, I feel it's important to use this platform and now consider it a blessing, in contrast to the curse that has been around since 2008,” Anthony said in the three-minute video.
Grace described Anthony as a “freeloader” and claimed that she was making money using her name and profile.
“Thousands of idiots have already signed up to hear 'Tot Mom' talk about her legal expertise,” Grace said.
She also advised previous suspects of murder to describe herself as pretending to be a lawyer's gift and to be aware that legal advice is “incompatible with the law.”
During the announcement of Tiktok on Saturday, Anthony evoked the names of her daughter and her parents when she explained who she was. “This isn't about them.
“This isn't responding to what they said or did. The whole point of this is that I start to reintroduce myself,” Anthony added.
Grace said Anthony's interest in legal expertise is similar to the curiosity she gains when visiting the zoo's “snake house.”
“I'm seeing a venomous snake through the glass. It's as close as I can get it. So I'm not subscribing to Tot Mom's Substack,” she said.
Legal Pundit warned the Anthony newsletter to save money to future subscribers. This argues that the funds used for advice correspond to voting “uninducing” at the 2011 murder trial.
Grace called for Anthony's legal career to focus on the murder of her daughter, explaining some of the horrifying detail investigators who revealed the remains of a toddler covered in a swampy home away from Anthony's home.
“That's my focus, so all the attention on 'mom' has finally gotten to work,” Grace said.
