joining us mark lippman the anthony family attorney. evening mark. >> good evening. >> greta: do the parents even know where casey is at this point? >> no. the family has no idea where these at. all we know is that she is safe. >> greta: do they want to know where she is? >> they have a legitimate concern for her safety. they want to make sure wherever she is, that someone is taking care of her. if they needed to know because nobody was taking care of her they would be asking. i've been repeatedly assured she is safe. >> greta: there was a report that the parents were asking to be some sort of decoy the other night when all of us were scrambling to see where she was going after she was)tr released. were they really asked to be a decoy? >> yeah. i had a conversation with mr. baez. i think he was extremely nervous and frustrated with the way things were going. and i believe it was a5 ñ[Ñ last minute decision for him. we quickly discussed it and both felt that it wasn't necessary for his plan to go forward, whatever that plan was. certainl

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i will have mark lippman respond to you. >> i think she should. i am shocked she is not. she is took the stand she is so pathetic at this moment. she said she was the one who did the chloroform searchs 84 the computer expert testified to. her work record her employers put up on the stand after a rebuttal showing no you weren't home you were at work that day. of course she lied and said well i snuck out. plate tant lies that can't be proven under oath. >> you are going to attack my client i have to right to speak. >> my turn to speak now. >> go ahead. >> go ahead. >> you didn't hear the same thing i did and there's no testimony of that. you said she said -- >> that's what the expert said not her. >> you had said my clients did the same thing. said remarks about her. >> i said the expert said that. you are educating my client. never said those things never testified to those things. never testified it was the 21st the prosecution asked about the particular days she said if that's what you say that's what it must be. check the deposition check your facts before you make stat

. >> greta: a statement was released by mark lippman the attorney for george and cindy anthony.te the baseless defense chosen by casey anthony, if that isn't a shot at their daughter -- >> it is one thing to be accused of a crime that nasty of a sexual assault but have it be by your own daughter. >> greta: parents are now saying despite the baseless defense chosen. >> what happens thursday, knock on the door, i'm home! >> greta: does it moon they think she murdered her -- does it mean they think she murdered their granddaughter? >> of a sexual -- [ talking over each other ] >> greta: it says the parents do not buy the defense at all. i'm going to take the last word on that. thank you all very much. coming up the courtroom fell sigh:after the not guilty ver was read. it was different outside the -- courthouse. swarms were gathering wonder wag the jury was thinking. much more on the [ male announcer ] at nissan, we test the altima's durability on a track that simulates the world's toughest roads. ♪ [ tires screeching ] ♪ if it can survive this drive... ♪ it can survive yours. the

joining us the anthonies' attorney mark lippman. is it your client's view that the witness just on the stand, that is mistaken or is she lying about this conversation? >> she is lying completely miss van susteren. the conversation never took place. my client never had any intimate relation with her this woman has made many misrepresentations to both george and cindy multiple times. it is my belief she has severe mental issues. >> greta: i can imagine anything more difficult than what the parents of casey have gone through. they've lost a grand child. their daughter is facing the possibility of the death penalty. the daughter has claimed the father has molested her, which he denies. today we have a woman taking the stand saying she was intimate, cheating on cindy. i guess the question is how are your clients doing tonight? >> the torn claimed there was some sort of sexual molestation. miss anthony has not tan the stand. that was purely fiction done by the torn many as to my clients, they are doing fine, getting through this and looki

joining us is mark lippman the attorney for george, cindy and lee anthony. i know you are not going to tell me specifically where they are for security reasons. i'm curious, how they are doing tonight? >> they are doing fine. they are assimilating and letting this sink in the fact that this chapter in their life is over and that they will not have to face any more depositions, any more testimony, being recalled and recalled in this case. all that is over. and tomorrow we'll see what the day brings. >> greta: do you expect them to go to court tomorrow? >> i can discuss that, because of security reasons. you can imagine they've been there everyday since the trial began, so. >> greta: what do you advise your clients at this point? your clients are obviously not the defendants. but they've gone through a horrible situation with their child and of course with their grandchild. how do you advise them to get their lives back in order? >> first, we need to see what happens tomorrow. see what casey chooses to do. certainly, there's lots of decisions that need to be m

that's coming from mark lippman, the attorney representing casey's parents, george and cindy anthony., the attorney confirming to fox news this afternoon that his clients were asked to serve as decoys in the early morning hours when their daughter was released from this facility in an attempt to throw off members of the press and paparazzi and public so they would not tail casey. lipman said he thought it was too risky and said. no he also confirmed that jose baez did, in fact, text his clients george and cindy anthony after the release saying that casey was safe. he also adds that saul they know at this point, shepard. >> shepard: casey stegall live tonight in orlando. thank you. more than a hundred volunteers have been scouring the land in missouri looking for a sign of a woman gone missing there. jackie waller is the mother of triplitt's. she disappeared way back on june the 1st. near the home of her estranged husband clay waller who is a former police officer. he claims he argued with jackie and then she left. investigators say this man clay waller is a person of interest but not

mark lippman appeared on the "today" show and he represents casey's parents. >> if you can imagine, one, losing your granddaughter and then, two, three years of living hell of going through depositions, the searches, the trials, the tribulations that this family has faced is enormous and no one could be expected to go through with the grace and dignity that they have been able to keep going. >> so do you think that there really is a valid threat out there against casey if sherp to get out of jail, at least within the next week and we know the probability will be probably by the end of the month? >> yeah. i mean, why not? i sometimes get threats for being a pundit. i predicted, you know, on the "today" show, the first to predict that she would be acquitted, i got all kinds of threatening e-mails. if they were threatening me, i'm sure that people are angry. and these are people that believe that she killed her daughter. they are more angry at casey and her family. it's too bad. i really feel ashamed of my country, if you will, that we can have this kind of mob mentality. you should be abl

mark lippman, listen, i appreciate your time. i know you've been busy.ing to us tonight. thanks. >> thanks very much. >>> we've got some breaking news. breaking news tonight. authorities have recalculated casey anthony's release date. we are just now learning. they have tentatively moved it back to sunday, the 17th of this month. previously it was supposed to be next wednesday. now it's going to be sunday the 17th. coming up, another lawsuit could be coming casey anthony's way. the head of the firm that helped with the search for caylee says he wants his money back. i'll speak with him next. >>> and jaycee dugard speaks about her ordeal. abducted at age 11, held captive for 18 years. for the first time hear jaycee talk about what it was like to be 14 years old giving birth to a child fathered by her kidnapper. that's coming up. also the debt talk in d.c. make sure your alignments good. your brakes are good. you've got all sorts different things that you check off. your fluid levels. pretty much everything you could need. it gets done. it gets done quickl

family attorney mark lippman says anthony's parents don't even know where she is. after they contacted casey's attorney, jose baez, his only response was a text, casey's safe. they haven't spoken since 2008 and the rift between them has widened since the trial began. >> it's their daughter. regardless of everything else that happened at trial, it's still their daughter. >> reporter: experts and high-profile security believe anthony is a target. >> i think she's in quite a bit of danger. >> reporter: with only $537 of jail house money in her pocket, she would have to find a way to pay for private security, which can cost up to $2,500. >> pain is a thing to be managed. it's a thing to be controlled and security is part of it. >> reporter: lucrative interview offers could help but her civil attorney says emotionally, anthony is a mess. >> she will need a period of solitude, of prayer, of quiet reflection, of consultation with those she trusts. she not only lost her child. she's lost the rest of her family. >> reporter: anthony's civil attorney, charles greene also wou

. >>> we're now for an exclusive interview with the attorney for casey anthony's parents, mark lippman. thanks for joining us. we know they are facing death threats. how are they holding up? >> they're holding well. obviously there's some concern but the orange county sheriff's office is doing their job very well. and they're being protected. >> we saw no reaction whatsoever from george and cindy anthony yesterday as that verdict was read. were they surprised? >> i think they were shocked that it came back not guilty. but you can never tell what a jury is going to do and they were expecting anything. >> shocked because they don't believe their daughter is innocent? >> no, shocked just that the jury didn't find any sort of evidence against her. and even though the state did a fantastic job, the defense came through with defending their client as they predicted. >> what do they believe? do they believe -- >> unfortunately, those are some things i can't discuss because of attorney/client privilege. but they don't -- the things that the defense said, they don't believe, my client, george a

all right, mark lippman, the attorney for george and cindy anthony, thank you very much for joining usm florida. >> thanks very much for having me. >> you bet. >> oh, boy. all right, let's talk politics. >> this is a good one. this is a good one, though. top obama advisor mr. david plouffe says unemployment won't be key in 2012. it's unimportant. forget about that. mr. obama should still be elected according to david plouffe who ran the 2008 election, campaign director. >> things were easier in 2008. >> and the unemployment rate was a lot lower then, too. his quote, the average american doesn't view the economy through the prism of g.o.p. or unemployment rates or monthly job numbers. people won't vote based on the unemployment rate. they're going to vote based on how do i feel about my own situation? do i believe the president makes decisions based on me and my family? wow. wow! i mean, talk about being off base. look at the g.o.p., all the candidates that have announced so far, that's the one thing they're driving home. >> how many people are unemployed right now? >> 14 million. >> i

mark lipman said she wanted biaz to act as decoys on casey's release which they refused. even though he indicated he set up a communication system between cindy and his daughter that call never came. lippmanasking b bay he i be to make contact. former prosecutor as well as fox news legal analyst and joey jackson again former prosecutor as well as defense attorney. all right everybody. there's a confusing message here. on the one hand you have baes saying she is safe and we need you as decoys and saying i am going to call you and let you know when you guys can reconnect. this is an area wi where we hav lawyer controlling his comp cli keeping her family out or do you think casey a sending a message to her family i want no part of you? >> i think that casey probably doesn't want to have anything to do with her family right now for two reasons number one they testified against her and it's awaited trace to where she is. you get to jose biaz who is her protector regardless of whether or not he wants a big payday. he's the only person he's got to be between the hoards of people who would like to hurt her or kill her as well as the hoards of media that would like to interview her. >> what do you