Casey Anthony’s Big Rebrand? From Suspect to Social Justice Warrior? [WATCH]

Casey Anthony, the woman who became a household name after her high-profile trial for the death of her two-year-old daughter, has reemerged—this time on TikTok.

Over a decade after she was controversially acquitted of murder, Anthony is now branding herself as a legal advocate and champion for LGBTQ causes, as reported by The Gateway Pundit.

In a video posted to the platform, Anthony claims:

“I’ve been in the legal field since 2011, and in this capacity, I feel that it’s necessary if I’m going to continue to operate appropriately as a legal advocate, that I start to advocate for myself and also advocate for my daughter.”

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The video, recorded in her car, directs viewers to her Substack account, where she says she’ll be sharing content with subscribers.

Casey Anthony becoming an influencer for the policies of Democrats is the perfect match made in hell that we should’ve seen coming.

Casey says she’s doing Substack and social media to stand up for the LGBTQ community, queer people and women’s rights. Insane. pic.twitter.com/KkoXyZolmu

— Robby Starbuck (@robbystarbuck) March 3, 2025

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For those who recall the disturbing details of the 2008 case, Anthony’s latest attempt to rebrand herself is raising plenty of eyebrows. At the time, she waited an astonishing 31 days before reporting Caylee missing, offering a series of false statements to authorities.

Though she was ultimately found not guilty of murder, the court of public opinion was far less forgiving.

If you short memory dumb fvcks on social media make Casey Anthony rich and famous b/c you forgot the mvrder she got away with, here’s your reminder of what she threw in the trunk of her car while she went clubbing. pic.twitter.com/AxEI9zIFQ0

— Angela (@LibsBeCrazy) March 3, 2025

Casey dances the night away immediately after her daughter’s disappearance pic.twitter.com/V9jMbwi4FK

— AnonQQQ17 (@AnonQqq17) March 3, 2025

Now, she’s back in the spotlight, positioning herself as a proponent for “women’s rights” and LGBTQ issues. Conveniently, she’s also using the moment to market her paid Substack platform, where she invites people to email her for legal assistance.

Not surprisingly, social media users were quick to react, with many expressing outrage that Anthony is attempting to insert herself into advocacy work. On X, users blasted her latest career move, with some calling it a shameless cash grab and others questioning her credibility in any legal field.

We may be divided politically, but we can all come together to say, with no due respect, go fuck yourself, Casey Anthony. pic.twitter.com/9haIk3S5SP

— I ain’t no circle back girl (@cohkohhh) March 3, 2025

Casey Anthony rebranding herself as a legal advocate is like Jeffrey Dahmer opening a steakhouse. The delusion is Michelin star level.

— Lauren (@LaurenRock) March 3, 2025

This isn’t the first time Anthony has tried to shift public perception. In 2022, she participated in a Peacock documentary, where she made new claims about her daughter’s death. That attempt to rewrite history was widely panned, and now, her latest stunt is garnering similar backlash.

For many Americans, particularly those who followed the trial closely, the idea of Casey Anthony playing the role of a legal advocate—let alone a voice for social justice—is beyond absurd. But in the modern era of social media grifters, nothing should come as a surprise.

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