More than 100 pages of the January deposition of Casey Anthony were released Tuesday.
The deposition is part of a defamation lawsuit between Anthony and Zenaida Gonzalez, who's suing Anthony after Anthony said a woman by the same name kidnapped her daughter in 2008.
For more than two hours, attorneys for Anthony and Gonzalez exchanged words during the taped deposition that often became heated.
Anthony claimed she met a woman named Zenaida Gonzalez at Universal Orlando in 2006.
When Anthony's 2-year-old daughter Caylee disappeared in 2008, Anthony said Ze
In the deposition Anthony admitted
"So you have no explanation other than you just happened to blurt out this place that you hadn't been to in two years – according to you," Gonzalez attorney Keith Mitnik asked Anthony in the deposition.
"Yes sir," Anthony responded.
"And the name of someone you hadn't seen in years," Mitnik asked.
"Yes sir," she said.
Mitnik continued to question Anthony.
"Was the whole story about Zenaida having Caylee made up and untrue?" he asked.
"I've already established that with law enforcement. That was already established in court. There's already a verdict to that nature, sir. I'm not going to answer that question again," Anthony said.
In 2011 Anthony was tried on first-degree murder charges in the death of her daughter. She was acquitted of the murder charges.
When Mitnik began asking about details
In the deposition Anthony said the nickname
The deposition is part of a defamation lawsuit between Anthony and Zenaida Gonzalez, who's suing Anthony after Anthony said a woman by the same name kidnapped her daughter in 2008.
For more than two hours, attorneys for Anthony and Gonzalez exchanged words during the taped deposition that often became heated.
Anthony claimed she met a woman named Zenaida Gonzalez at Universal Orlando in 2006.
When Anthony's 2-year-old daughter Caylee disappeared in 2008, Anthony said Ze
In the deposition Anthony admitted
"So you have no explanation other than you just happened to blurt out this place that you hadn't been to in two years – according to you," Gonzalez attorney Keith Mitnik asked Anthony in the deposition.
"Yes sir," Anthony responded.
"And the name of someone you hadn't seen in years," Mitnik asked.
"Yes sir," she said.
Mitnik continued to question Anthony.
"Was the whole story about Zenaida having Caylee made up and untrue?" he asked.
"I've already established that with law enforcement. That was already established in court. There's already a verdict to that nature, sir. I'm not going to answer that question again," Anthony said.
In 2011 Anthony was tried on first-degree murder charges in the death of her daughter. She was acquitted of the murder charges.
When Mitnik began asking about details
In the deposition Anthony said the nickname
When Anthony was asked during the deposition why she made up the name Zenaida Gonzalez, she responded that it was her personal choice.
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