I think the public will treat her kind of like they did O.J. I heard his friends say some people were very, very rude to him, some restaurants would not seat him, some businesses would not allow him in or do business with him and many people smiled briefly, turned away or totally ignored him, while others asked for autographs and still others wanted to get close to him, such as date or hang with him, etc. But apparently the public at large was not overly forgiving of O.J. I'm just guessing that they will probably treat Casey Anthony like that.
I'll bet now that she is able to see TV, read magazines and surf the net she is very surprised to see the lingering frustration and anger directed toward her. I think she probably had the impression in the prison that she was a true celebrity in every way. Probably a bit of a shock to find out you are a total pariah to most people!
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