ORLANDO, Fla - The man who discovered 2-year-old Caylee Anthony's body in 2008 is suing her mom for loss, saying Casey Anthony defamed him during her homicide test captured.Former meter reader Roy Kronk said in a litigation submitted in California on Friday that 25-year-old Anthony and her attorneys tried to switch doubt away from the young mom and on to him.
Kronk believed he discovered Caylee's body in the wood near Anthony's home and known as law enforcement. Casey Anthony was energized with eliminating her child, but a court found not guilty her in September.
In the fit, Kronk claims the immunity variously energized him of engagement in Caylee's loss of life. He said attorneys described him as a fantastic, a child snatcher and fairly broke, and energized him of finding and keeping Caylee's body and then positioning the continues to be where they were discovered.
But immunity lawyer Jose Baez also informed jurors Caylee unintentionally perished in the family lawn share. If that was true, then Anthony and her attorneys realized their claims about Kronk were fake, according to his issue.
Kronk also has energized the Nationwide Enquirer newspapers newspaper and resources seeker Leonard Padilla for lawyer.
In a movement to discount, the Enquirer claims its article effectively revealed Anthony's effort responsible Kronk and was based on records submitted in the courtroom criminal information by her attorneys.
Padilla, who once skipped Anthony out of arrest prior to her test, contends in the courtroom criminal information that anything he said about Kronk was viewpoint and relevant to a matter of community dilemma.
Kronk's fit against Anthony is the third she people in California.
She is being energized for lawyer by a lady known as Zenaida Gonzalez, who claims her life was damaged when Anthony at first informed detectives Caylee was kidnapped by a sitter of the same name.
Anthony also is being energized for loss by Tx EquuSearch, a charitable team, for costs suffered during the five-month search for Caylee.
Also on Friday, a lawyer for Anthony submitted a movement asking that a district lawyer be used in disregard of the courtroom for disclosing information of her mental assessments in his new publication about the case.
Jeff Ashton, who on after Anthony's test, released information from the depositions of two psychiatrists in his publication, "Imperfect Rights." The physicians said Anthony believed she had been molested by her dad and her dad had perished Caylee.
Judge Belvin Perry made the depositions from community view before the test started because the suggestions were so amazing, according to Ashley, and Anthony's attorneys never known as the psychiatrists as witnesses at test.
Ashton could not be attained for thoughts on Thursday.
