Grandparents George and Cindy Anthony of the late Caylee Anthony were seen selling their granddaughter's toys and clothes at their own yard sale in Mount Dora, Fla. The manifold supply of the items that belong to Casey Anthony's late daughter can be seen on RadarOnline.com.
Caylee Anthony was only two years old when she was murdered in 2008. With her remains found near the family home, the child's mother Casey was tried for first degree murder since she reported Caylee missing 31 days after her daughter was last seen. The somber case that divided America began on May 24, 2011, and ended with the acquittal of Casey Anthony on July 5, 2011.
The parents of Casey Anthony sold many of Caylee's items such as teddy bears, heart-shaped boxes, and a Winnie the Pooh backpack. The items were discovered to belong to Caylee by Florida resident Christina Werner, who bought children's toys and clothing outside the home that is believed to belong to the grandparents of the late two-year-old.
Werner recounts her experience with George and Cindy Anthony. "They were very friendly and warmed up to me, but I think it's because they felt I did not know who they were. I spent almost two hours with them that day," she recalls.
Concerning the selling of Caylee's toys, clothing, and other accessories, Christina says that she "simply will never understand how these grandparents can put a price tag on Caylee's items. I can understand Casey's things, but I will never understand how they could part with these things at a yard sale!"
Casey Anthony, of course, was absent during this time. The mother has grown to become a hated figure in America, and she spends most of her time in hiding and dealing with her Chapter 7 bankruptcy. The Middle District of Florida Bankruptcy Court reported cites $1,084 in personal property and $792,119.23 in liabilities.
The full experience of Christina Werner at the yard sale can be seen in the video below:
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