Casey Anthony is now a self-designed “legal expert” and Nancy Grace has thoughts (exclusively)

Casey Anthony Recently, a splash on social media made a self-proclaimed “legal advocate”-and one of her toughest critics, long-term TV and podcast host Nancy GraceHave none of it.

The former prosecutor says she was more than a little “annoyed” when she was told Anthony, 39, which was famous acquitted for murdering his 2-year-old daughter, CayleeOffers legal advice on social media.

Grace, which is worthy of Crime Stories with Nancy Grace Podcast, tells people that the devil “must come up through the ice as hell freezes before I will give her a penny.”

At the beginning of March Anthony went to Substack and Tiktok, tells the viewers in one Tiktok video: “I am a legal advocate, I am a researcher, I have been in the legal field since 2011.”

Her goal, she said, is to “give people tools and resources that they can use so they actually know where they can turn to”, including her documentation.

Anthony has collected more than 80,000 Tictok followers, and her account has taken up almost 5 million views.

Many years ago, Grace said she predicted that the world had not heard the last of the “tot mom”-the moniker she praised gave Anthony on her long-standing, eponymous television program.

“I said:” We will hear from her again, “says Grace, whose new book about first class teacher Ellen Greenberg’s controversial death in 2011, What happened to Ellen?Debuts April 22. “Now she makes money on her daughter’s (dead).”

Grace has reported on Anthony from the moment she learned that Caylee was reported missing from her home in Florida in July 2008 – 31 days after the child actually disappeared.

While the police were looking tirelessly for the wide -eyed little girl, the authorities quickly learned that her mother, then 22, was out partying, had participated in a nightclub’s “hot body” competition and had even received a tattoo the day before Cayle was reported missing.

The authorities found internet searches after chloroform on her computer and trace of chloroform and human degradation in the trunk in her car.

In October 2008, Anthony were charged with murder on first degree. Two months later, her daughter’s poorly broken body was found wrapped in a Winnie The Pooh blanket. On her little lips, an expert testified, was traveled from a heart sticker.

After a sensational trial, Anthony was acquitted in 2011 by the first degree murder, abuse of children and males, but was convicted of lying to investigators. She was imprisoned for three years after her arrest, she was released in July 2011.

In court, Anthony’s lawyers claimed that Cayle accidentally drowned in the family pool and that Anthony and her father, George Anthony, covered her death. George Anthony was never accused of a crime, and he has heavily denied the charges.

Given Anthony’s story, Grace laughs and says, “I really don’t think the public expects legal advice from Tot Mom.”

“That’s where self -control comes in,” she says. “Don’t give in to the predicted curiosity to see what tot mom says next.”