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Casey Anthony is once-again back in media headlines — and it looks like she’s pretty much living the life we’d all expect of her. Now she’s evidently moved from Florida (where she was notoriously acquitted in the murder of her once-missing daughter), all the way to the state of Tennessee. That’s not all: She’s also apparently a homewrecker who’s moving in with her married boyfriend. That’s also not all, but it goes without saying that “Tot Mom,” is proving herself to be the same exact woman who went on a partying spree when her child vanished in 2008. Just hours before Casey was spotted moving into the home of her married boyfriend, the 48-year-old man’s wife was seen leaving the home with her belongings — indicating that the breakup of the marriage was suspiciously close to the relationship with Anthony. To make the situation even more despicable, newer reports have shown that Casey Anthony’s new beau is st...

Casey Anthony is refusing to go quietly into obscurity after she was acquitted in the murder of her child several years ago. Now numerous media sources are claiming the formerly-accused child killer wants to find her way into the homes of the public — via reality television. The Daily Beast reports that Casey Anthony wants to make an “intimate” reality television show , starring herself of course. The show would focus on the woman once-dubbed “Tot Mom” by the media, as she lives her day-to-day life post-acquittal. Viewers would see Anthony go on dates, find employment and just go about the motions of her life after escaping responsibility for her daughter’s 2008 death. Would you watch this potential reality television show starring Casey Anthony? A lot of people find this entire concept laughable, and television execs are reportedly shying away from the idea of running such a show. This could be mostly in part to the overwhelming public disdain towa...

A popular TikTok doctor is being called out for medical racism after he openly generalized his Black patients in a video. Dr. J Mack Slaughter is known for his “Dr. Boy Band” persona and isn’t usually tied to controversy, but his latest TikTok antics have changed that. In a video that’s now-viral, Dr. J Mack brought up something he noticed about his Black patients that differed from patients of other races. The TikTok star noted that his Black patients tend to have someone on the phone with them during their visits. “Why is that when I myself, not speaking for an entire race or ethnicity have a doctor come in, I hang up my phone,” he said during the clip. Viewers of the viral TikTok were quick to point out that Dr. Boy Band was generalizing patients of Color, which is illustrative of medical racism — an often-ignored facet of racism in the United States. One person who called out the TikTok doctor is another TikToker known as Dr. Kali. She res...

A missing YouTuber has been found deceased, bringing a tragic end to a search that spanned over the weekend. Twenty-two-year-old Annabelle Ham went missing over the weekend in Alabama, while visiting friends. Now her loved ones and fans are mourning a great loss. WSCBTV News reports that 22-year-old Youtube star Annabelle Ham has been declared dead after an apparent epileptic episode. She had last been seen on Saturday walking along a pier in Fairhope, but since-vanished. Very little information is publicly available about the outcome of this tragic case, but authorities have confirmed that Ham was located deceased on Sunday. Her sister took to Instagram to share her heartbreak about the incident. Tragedies like these don’t often strike celebrities, but epilepsy can — and does — turn fatal in some who are afflicted with it. It’s a shame that nothing could be done to save this popular YouTuber.

It’s been 12 years since Casey Anthony was acquitted in the high-profile murder of her toddler daughter, Caylee Marie Anthony — but that doesn’t mean she’s going to stay out of the spotlight. Like clockwork, the notorious “Tot Mom” is back in media headlines — but do any of us really care about the updates? It seems like the latest coverage of Casey Anthony is almost designed to trigger feelings of pity from the public toward the woman whom many believe got away with the murder of her own child. So-called “friends” and other people acquainted with her have been speaking out about her life post-acquittal all these years after the disappearance and murder of Caylee Marie Anthony. Numerous people close to Anthony claim that she’s living a miserable and reclusive life, with only the occasional outing at local bars and clubs — where she often runs into trouble. The big question to ask about this detail is simple, though: Who f...

Celebrities are often in the public eye, and their fame and success can attract unwanted attention. One of the most concerning forms of this attention is stalking. Stalking is a serious and invasive crime that can cause significant emotional distress, fear, and danger to the victim. Unfortunately, many celebrities have had to deal with the unwanted attention of stalkers. One of the most high-profile cases is that of actress and director Jodie Foster, who had a stalker who attempted to assassinate President Reagan in an effort to impress her. Another well-known case is that of singer and actress Selena Gomez, who was stalked by a man who traveled from Illinois to California in order to meet her. Other celebrities who have had stalkers include Madonna, who had a stalker break into her home, and Sandra Bullock, who had a stalker who was later arrested for breaking into her home while she was there. Actor Alec Baldwin has also had a stalker who was arrested multiple times for harassing hi...

It’s always shocking to learn that a public figure, particularly a celebrity, has committed a heinous crime like murder. Here are five cases of celebrities who were convicted of murder: O.J. Simpson: Perhaps one of the most famous celebrity murder cases in history, O.J. Simpson was acquitted of the 1994 murders of his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and her friend, Ron Goldman. However, in 1997, Simpson was found liable for their deaths in a civil suit. Phil Spector: The legendary music producer was convicted of second-degree murder in 2009 for the 2003 shooting death of actress Lana Clarkson. Spector was sentenced to 19 years to life in prison. Robert Blake: The former “Baretta” star was accused of murdering his wife, Bonnie Lee Bakley, in 2001. Although he was acquitted of criminal charges in 2005, he was found liable for her death in a civil suit and ordered to pay $30 million to her children. Sid Vicious: The bassist for the punk rock band Sex Pistols was accused...

A woman who accused Marilyn Manson of sexual assault and domestic abuse now says that she lied about the entire thing, and now former fans of the controversial singer don’t know what to think. These allegations were part of a lawsuit that was filed in 2021 in addition to claims made by Evan Rachel Wood, which ended in Manson being “canceled.” Could his public image recover after all of this, or does it even matter? Earlier this year, the lawsuit initiated by Ashley Morgan Smithline was dismissed, and now it looks like we know why. Smithline has admitted that she fabricated the claims against Marilyn Manson that went viral in 2021. The woman claims that actress Evan Rachel Wood recruited her and coerced her into lying about Manson, whom both of the women had dated at separate times. The Daily Mail reports that Smithline even lied about claims that Manson cut her with a knife that had a swastika on it. All of the claims, she says, are the result of manipulation and coer...

The latest episode of The Justice Voice podcast featured the mysterious disappearance of Christina “Licorice” McKechnie — a young musician who vanished sometime in the 1980s. Licorice was a member of the folk band The Incredible String Band during the 1960s and early 1970s, and had even performed at Woodstock in 1969. The disappearance of Licorice McKechnie is a twisted mess of theories, shady stories and unconfirmed claims — and the woman’s family has never made a legitimate public plea to find her. In this special episode of The Justice Voice, Chelsea Hoffman does a deep dive into the story of Licorice McKechnie, her involvement with the earliest days of Scientology and her mysterious disappearance that followed the 1982 divorce from a man named Brian Lambert. Click here to listen to the podcast!

Mama June is getting attention after she recently married a man she’d only been seeing for a handful of months. The matriarch of the notorious Here Comes Honey Boo Boo, Toddlers in Tiaras, From Not to Hot, and Road to Redemption family of reality shows had been dating Justin Stroud for less than a year before deciding to tie the knot in a move that is shocking some, but entertaining others. People Magazine reports that Mama June Shannon married Stroud in a Georgia courthouse approximately six months after the two started dating. The marriage took place in March of this year, but only just recently making headlines. This move comes after June left her longtime boyfriend Gene Doak upon accusing him of abusing her while continuing to abuse alcohol and other substances. Two episodes of the reality show Mama June: Road to Redemption showcased the drama surrounding the end of June and Geno’s relationship recently, along with the revelation that the notorious matriarch might hav...