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Anthony paying $25,000 to avoid writing life story

MIKE SCHNEIDER, Associated Press,

ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Casey Anthony has agreed to pay $25,000 to her bankruptcy estate to avoid having to write her life story.

A judge in her bankruptcy case approved the agreement between Anthony and her bankruptcy trustee in papers made public Wednesday.

The trustee had considered the possibility of selling Anthony's life story to help pay off her debts to creditors.

Anthony had opposed the idea.

Anthony was acquitted two years ago of murder, manslaughter and child abuse charges in the death of her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee.

Papers filed in bankruptcy court say the compromise was reached to avoid protracted litigation over whether the trustee could legally force Anthony to write her memoirs.

(on the one hand the public will never hear her life story  in her own words, on the other hand the bulk of the work would have been done by a ghost writer so not her own words. Besides she’s innocent, jury said so, we should leave the poor woman alone to look for the real killers. Perhaps one day she will grace us with her own version of events perhaps in the format of “if I did it”)