in his new book "inside the mind of casey anthony" forensic psychology dr. about the case. in writing and researching the book he did not speak to george or cindy anthony or casey. you don't have a connection to this case per se. what is your qualification to write a book like this? >> absolutely. listen when you create a psychological profile of somebody you have to get enough sources so her friends, boyfriends, relatives, enumerable sources, thousands of pages of documents to piece together who was this woman and why did this happened. we know what happened. >> so many people wonder about that. i know one thing we did was pour over some of the police interviews in this case. if the trial established one thing beyond a reasonable doubt she's an accomplished liar. what do you see in that behavior? >> this is a woman with no internal self. she grew up with a psychological assassin for a mother. we're talking about somebody who didn't even know her own daughter was seven months pregnant. can you imagine? >> what does that term mean? >> she was intent on not re

there is a new book out called inside the mind of casey anthony and the forensic psychologist and tvt joins us dr. keith good morning good to see you. >> good morning thanks. >> let's talk about the book and the time we have, basically it patterns -- looks at her patterns before this death of her daughter and after and you put a portrait of this woman together for us can you tell us about it? >> yes, i was moved to write this book, because people looked at casey anthony and said how could it be, how can her daughter be missing let alone whether she killed her how could she be missing and she is out partying, entering a hot body contest and winning, well, the answer is in the book she had been so psychologically decimated by her family of origin it was as though she were not there. she already had buried herself so deeply she could do anything with immunity or impunity and feel no remorse. >> you said something interesting you said people asked how she could have killed her daughter let me ask you, after going through thousands of papers, documents, to put this portrait together, she

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i would hope that people leave casey anthony alone. i don't want anyone to do anything to casey or to have anything to do with her. my advice to people who are angry about this is to ignore casey. and i hope that's what they do. i hope that some day, and i know this probably won't happen, the name casey anthony will invoke a "who's that?" but i doubt that will ever happen. >> jeff ashton. jeff, thank you for coming in very much. >> i appreciate it. >> the book is "imperfect justice." let's get a check of the weather now from al. >>> thanks so much, matt. we've got a line of heavy thunderstorms getting ready to fire up from corpus christi to jackson, mississippi, and everywhere in between. basically, damaging winds, but there could be some tornadoes. there's certainly going to be heavy rain from texas all the way into the mid-mississippi river valley. we're talking about one to two inches, maybe three from houston on up into shreveport, jackson, mississippi. and as we travel along this front, heavier rain from texarkana into memphis and

well, it's a side of the casey anthony trial we have never before seen.osecutor revealing what he really thinks of the infamous mom's defense attorney. and he is not holding much back. plus, california is accustomed to mud slides. maybe not like this. the slow moving disaster that shows no signs of stopping as fox report rolls on tonight. music music we're centurylink we're committed to improving lives and linking americans to what matters most with honest personal service 5 year price lock guarantees, consistantly fast speeds and more ways to customise your technology qualitative , >> shepard: we're hearing nor in the name of casey anthony. ashton recounting much of what went on behind the scenes new book out today. it's the first written account of the trial from any of its key players. in it, we're told prosecutor ash to be called the defense lawyer jose by as smarmy, slick, and underhanded. and that he doubted jurors would sentence casey anthony to the death penalty. you will recall they convicted her of lying to police but not of murdering her young

there let me cut you off there are you say the people are calling saying a bay have seen tot mom casey anthony and the most high profile case in the nation and you have to that is absolutely what we are hearing but at the same time i do have to point out the police have also received calls that possibly two clocks a corps as well as elvis presley are sitting on that jury there so if there are other calls coming into local police given a number of. sightings that are believed to be all involved in this case do we hear from any more credible people any more credible calls have they said. we think about what the tot mom was wearing how she has her hair we are hearing that her hair is down but unlike when she was acquitted and when she would still live or her sentencing when it was handed down it is not exactly in the same style as opposed to the flowing locks we're hearing that it's more of a half down the road as i see right here i hear we have another great thing i did hear i hear that a viewer has sent in a picture of tot mom casey anthony at the trial now now wait a second wait a second contr

phil will speak with the lead prosecutor from the casey anthony trial, just ashton. ashton just wrote a book about the case and will explain where he thinks the case went so wrong. it will also reveal never- before-seen contents of casey anthony's psychological report. be sure to tune in to dr. phil, this wednesday, only on wjz. >>> a wild scene after a california highway patrol officer is shot and wounded during a traffic stop. police say a man fired shots at two patrol officers in sacramento. the men then tried to flee the scene but his car flipped. police say when the suspect refused to obey commands, officers shot and killed him. the officer is expected to recover. >>> olympic concerns. the british government is defending security plans for the 2012 games, despite reports u.s. officials are worried about protection. heather cocar reports from london. >> reporter: london police say about 12,000 officers will help protect the olympic summer games next year. but a british newspaper said organizers underestimate security needs and that twice as many guards may be nee

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casey anthony.oman acquitted of murdering her 2-year-old daughter is making headlines once again. also some women carry mace or pepper spray, things like that, for personal protection. we'll talk to one sheriff who says women should something a little more potent. >> go for the mace. gun control to me is when you can get your barrel back on the target quick. jon: the sheriff says packinging a piece in your purse is the way to go. he's next. [ male announcer ] drinking a smoothie with no vegetable nutrition? ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8. ♪ . jenna: women of the world, throw out the mace and go get yourself a gun. that is the advice from spartanburg, south carolina, sheriff, chuck wright. he is suggesting women carry a gun so accuracy won't be an issue. accuracy won't be an issue. why is he urging such extreme measures? there was attempted rape a last weekend that seemed to provoke this

keith, you're the author of a new book "inside the mind of casey anthony."you look at these sorts of situations, i wanted to ask your view on everything you've learned now about casey anthony. do you think that she was abused? what kind of conclusions did you come to? >> well, when we talking about families where parents have their heads in the sand or one spouse does, casey anthony grew up in a house where her parents denied her existence. all of her pathology went unaddresseded. her mom didn't know she was seven months pregnant. she delivered her baby in a suite with her father looking at her. when people say how could it be she let her daughter go missing without reporting it, guess what, casey anthony had gone missing a long time before that, and her tattoo she got saying beautiful life, that wasn't for her winning hot body contest, that's saying good-bye to her daughter who had a short beautiful life without the abuse she suffered. >> thank you very much, keith. we appreciate it. of course, also to ed lavandera up in syracuse. >>> coming up, an american

that's what we're left with after casey anthony was found not guilty. was part of a team that prosecuted anthony this summer. revealing new details about the case in his new book "imperfect justice." jeff ashton is outfront with us tonight. thank you very much for coming on the program. you give a lot of details in the book. and i want to get straight to the bottom line that so many people have because so many people in this country were riveted by the case. what do you think is the most important reason that you lost? >> well, i think as i discuss in the book, i think one of the most important reasons the case came out the way it did was the jury that was selected. and i think that was largely affected by the level of pretrial publicity. i believe from having been through jury selection that there were so many people out there that we would've loved to have had on the jury, the kind of people who, you know, were willing to do the kind of analysis that we wanted and look at things sort of the way we would, they'd already seen all the evidence. and becau

jeff ashton's book entitled "imperfect justice, prosecuting casey anthony," hits book shelves today. in it, ashton called anthony's lead lawyer, quote, smarmy. in july a jury acquitted anthony in the killing of her daughter caylee. anthony is currently in florida serving probation for an unrelated check and fraud case. coming up on the "today" show, ashton will have more on what happened behind the scenes of the trial. >>> congress is scaling back on the obama administration's plan for healthier school lunches. the bill drops attempts to limit servings of potatoes and removes limits on sodium and a requirement to boost whole grains. the changes were requested by food companies and backed by congressional conservatives who argued the government should not tell kids what to eat. they're expected to vote on the bill, which is part of a larger spending bill this week. >>> you may soon see your gas bill going up, but could be a lot worse. the maryland public service commission rejected a bid by washington gas to substantially increase its rates. washington gas wanted to boost its revenue b

that's what we're left with after casey anthony was found not guilty.r-old daughter, caylee. former assistant attorney jeff ashton was part of a team that prosecuted anthony this summer. revealing new details about the case in his new book "imperfect justice." jeff ashton is outfront with us tonight. thank you very much for coming on the program. you give a lot of details in the book. and i want to get straight to the bottom line that so many people have because so many people in this country were riveted by the case. what do you think is the most important reason that you lost? >> well, i think as i discuss in the book, i think one of the most important reasons the case came out the way it did was the jury that was selected. and i think that was largely affected by the level of pretrial publicity. i believe from having been through jury selection that there were so many people out there that we would've loved to have had on the jury, the kind of people who, you know, were willing to do the kind of analysis that we wanted and look at things sort of the

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baez who made his fame this summer in orlando representing casey anthony is down in aruba d we got off the phone with the aruba attorney who is saying he has served enough time, there is no body. no murder weapon. no motive. no way somebody who has never been to aruba before could kill and dispose of a body on that island and get away with it. necessity would not know where to go. that is where we are. >> what is the likelihood that he could be extradicted right back if in? phil: quite possible. the prosecutor says they are planning to file extradition papers tonight afternoon but that is in hopes they win their appeal at 11 a.m. that he should not be set free and maybe if the judge hears different evidence or comes to a different conclusion tomorrow than they did last week, they will force him to come back but he will be headed back to the united states in that ruling comes down. the f.b.i. searched his house in maryland and that remains a possible that something could come out of that criminally, and if he is not charged, giordano looks to be paid that $1.5 million american express t

his new book is called "imperfect justice, prosecuting casey anthony." toward the end of the trial anthony's attorneys tried to get her to take a plea deal. also said the jury was pampered and never seriously considered the case. despite a lack of hard evidence ashton feels the team presented a strong case. >> we couldn't provide the jury with sort of clear evidence on a silver platter, of exactly how caylee died. but we felt we had done was to have excluded everything but homicide. and really, you know, the burden of proof on the state isn't necessarily to prove exactly how the homicide was committed but that it was committed. >> ashton also said in the book he general winly did not like anthony's lawyer jose baez, he said the defense attorney was careless with facts, ignored deadlines and encouraged anthony to be uncooperative with detectives. casey anthony is keeping a low profile in florida while serving probation on an unrelated check fraud conviction. >> and we're hearing the private conversations now between former prince george's county executive

>>arthur: they were not sequestered unlike the casey anthony jury which they were not allowed to read the books or newspapers and they were trapped. this jury got to go home this weekend. they enjoyed the weather. they watched football. talk to their family. and hopefully they got to reflect in a clear-headed we as to all the evidence here and brought them back in, and this morning, they must have reached a verdict quickly from when they got into the jury room, took the vote, took a deep breath and letten know they reached a verdict. >>shepard: the doctor says he was out of the room. and he said a lot of things but among the things he said, he is out of the room, and went in there, not responsive, and called his girlfriend. >>arthur: that's brutal evidence against him. brutal evidence. because it defies common sense, these people on the jury, and we have a profile of them on friday, they are just regular folks. they have regular jobs. they are regular folks. and common sense would dictate if you found a stranger unconscious in a bedroom or on a couch you would call for help and call 9

he has written a book "inside the mind of casey anthony". wonder what's inside that mind, doctor ablow. what's your overarching conclusion? >> the overarching conclusion is that this is a woman who had no capacity to feel anything for herself, for reality, really, and, therefore, no ability to feel for anyone else. that explains why she was able to go out dancing when her daughter was at minimum missing a month, and some people would allege that she had killed her. jon: but how can a mother -- i mean, even some of the worst, some of the most notable narcissists in the world feel attachment to their own child. >> well, that's why i go back in this book 100 years, jon, all the way back to her great grandparents, to trace the evolution of her extinguishing as a persono she grew up with parents at hope springs drive who didn't know she was seven months preparing nafnlt that's how little regard they had for her as a human being. they were there in the delivery suite. she didn't hold caylee, the young girl who died. it was given to her mom to hold

but he raked up what probably gave -- he writes of casey anthony's clear lie. depositions of two mental health experts revealed casey's new story about caylee accidentally drowning and that her father, george, molesting her, casey, when she was a child. and that, ashton says, probably won anthony acquittal of murder. >> they wanted, you know, to up root, irrefutable proof, and we just couldn't give them that. >> reporter: casey anthony remains in florida somewhere, hiding, fill owing the state -- still owing the state more than $200,000. ashton also strongly faults casey's mother cindy, remember her crying on the stand. how on the stand she took credit for the chloroform searches on the anthony home computer and, basically, he says, was in colossal denial. >> i think cindy sort of denial and refusal to be candid about her relationship with casey was, actually, made it very difficult for us to give the jury the motive that they seemed to want. so i think, if anything, that was probably the part that hurt the most. >> reporter: ashton still remains convinced that

gregg: stunning rev virginia layings about the casey anthony murder trial in a brand-new book out todayor jeff ashton holding nothing back when it comes to casey, her family, her lawyers, the jurors, even some of the prosecution's tactics. phil keating live from miami. phil, where does ashton place the blame for casey anthony being acquitted? >> reporter: gregg he spreads it around, including with himself when he smirked during jose biaz's closing argument. his book is the first book by any of the key players in the sensational murder trial to hit the shelves. ashton was so effective during cross-examination during the trial, however he says ultimately what he calls the nuclear lie, casey's story about caylee accidentally drowning and casey being molested by her daughter is probably what gave the jury a reasonable doubt. >> evil is not a term i would necessarily assign tow her. i mean her act was evil, but to me the the predominant aspect of her personality is selfishness, and the ability to lie with seemingly no guilt or regard. >> reporter: casey anthony remains in hiding here in flor

casey anthony made that story up.y that acquitted her of killing caylee convicted her of lying to law enforcement officers. only have attorney's attorney say she had known her daughter was dead all along of the real gonzalez claims she lost her job and her home and got death threats because of casey anthony's lies. lindsay lohan has one week before she will go directly to jail. that's the ruling today from a judge in los angeles who sentenced the troubled star to 30 days in the slammer for violating her probation. the judge warned lindsay lohan if she doesn't follow the orders this time those 30 days in jail would become 300 and house arrest is not an option. there is more community service on the way, too. apparently only the morgue will take her. >> i looked into another group called the good shepard center for homeless women. they refused to take you because they said you are a bad example for the women who are trying to get their lives in order. so, the smorg willing to keep you. i'm going to convert all your comm

his lawyer, jose baez, who famously defended casey anthony, has arrived in aruba. >> there is no case, there is no evidence of a crime and the facts just don't support it. we're happy to see gary is finally going to be able to walk out and go home. >> reporter: giordano says the victim died in a snorkeling accident. prosecutors say he's lying. but after four months of investigating, they don't have enough evidence to charge him. the the judge ordered his release. >> do you have any idea what happened to robyn? >> we have theories. >> what kind of theories? >> maybe that she was murdered and brought to another place and either thrown in the sea or buried. >> reporter: we should also mention even when gary gets back to the u.s., he's not fully in the clear. prosecutors are appealing. they could also charge him with a crime down the line. if so, prosecutors here in aruba say they'll file a new arrest warrant and try to get u.s. authorities to send him back to aruba. >> the man convicted of assassinating senator robert kennedy in 1968 is filing a new appeal. according to the "washington p

. >>> and the prosecutor in the casey anthony trial is out with the new book. why he's slamming anthony's attorney and the jury. jury.  the best place for a vacation is mississippi. you mean louisiana. florida's where folk's want to be. alabama's got you all beat. no matter which state you choose, everyone agrees the gulf is vacation at it's best. mississippi outdoors, louisiana seafood, florida beaches, alabama shoreline. so come on down to mississippi, louisiana, florida, alabama. the gulf is the world's goodtime headquarters. and we are 100% open for business. mary? what are you doing here? it's megan. i'm getting new insurance. marjorie, you've had a policy with us for three years. it's been five years. five years. well, progressive gives megan discounts that you guys didn't. paperless, safe driver, and i get great service. meredith, what's shakin', bacon? they'll figure it out. getting you the discounts you deserve. now, that's progressive. call or click today. >> the prosecutor in the casey anthony trial is out with a new book and

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now that she's a free woman, will casey anthony change? my old buddy dr.ow is here and author of the new book, inside the mind of casey anthony, a psychological portrait. you didn't sit down and talk with her but you had access to a lot of interesting information. what kind of information? >> wow, friends, boyfriends, relatives going back to her childhood, documents, thousands of pages of documents in order to create a true psychological profile of this very unusual woman. >> and really, you know, when i'm reading this, it's the mom. it's the mommy issue. mommy and daddy. >> this is a book for every good mother out there, this is a book to honor them because casey anthony didn't have a good mother. >> how do you know that? >> i know that because everything lines up that way. she had a psychological assassin for her mother, someone who completely disregarded her as a person to the extent she allowed the father in the delivery suite at the foot of the bed watching his granddaughter be delivered at the foot of the bed. to the extent that when their daughter w