How Casey Anthony Could Turn Pariah Status Into Profit
PHOTO:&nbsp;Casey Anthony is pictured smiling upon hearing a
&quot;not guilty&quot; verdict, July 5, 2011.    "Anything to do
with a mother and a dead child tends to attract lots of
attention," said Linda Konner, a New York City based literary
agent who has brokered deals for actors, singers and lawmakers.
"I think there will be some frenzy among publishers to acquire
her book."   Ostensibly, Anthony could make this money from
prison. Her maximum sentence -- four years in prison for lying
to law enforcement -- does not bar her from making book, movie
or TV deals. Her ensuing probation will also not affect her
ability to capitalize on the case.  Anthony has expressed
interest in writing a book. In a letter written to her jail
house friend Robyn Adams during her two and a half year long
prison stay, Anthony referred to a book she dreamt of penning,
describing it as a "partial memoir/comedy/relationship advice
book for those not in the know." She added that