Casey Anthony Spotted Partying & Flirting In West Palm Beach On St. Patrick’s Day

She was reportedly buying drinks for several friends, and talking to different men at the bar.

March 19, 2019

Photo by: Casey Anthony on St. Patrick's Day [Daily Mail/screenshot]

Casey Anthony on St. Patrick's Day [Daily Mail/screenshot]

By: Catherine Townsend

WEST PALM BEACH, FL — Casey Anthony was spotted partying, pounding shots and hanging out with friends at a bar on St. Patricks Day.

The 32-year-old who was acquitted of the 2008 killing of her two-year-old daughter, Caylee, in a case that captivated the country, was seen late Saturday night at O'Shea's Irish Pub in West Palm Beach.

Anthony was “asking people to take shots with her,” according to the Daily Mail. She was reportedly buying drinks for several friends, and talking to different men at the bar.

She had on a festive green cap with a shamrock logo pulled down over her head, and had a green sweatshirt tied around her waist.

In 2017, Anthony told the Associated Press that she was living in the home of private investigator Patrick McKenna, the lead investigator on her defense team, and working with him.

Anthony was most recently romantically linked to 38-year-old bar worker Antony Karagiannis — but he was nowhere to be seen on Saturday.

While onlookers captured video of Anthony apparently having a carefree moment, her parents are struggling to keep their home. According to court documents obtained by Radar, a Florida judge has ruled against Casey Anthony’s parents, George and Cindy, in their home foreclosure case.

This came after the couple filed an “objection and opposition to the Plaintiff’s motion to substitute party Plaintiff and amend case,” and asked the judge not to allow U.S. Bank National Association to substitute Nationstar Mortgage LLC in the case.

George and Cindy stopped paying the mortgage on the Orlando home, which Casey and Caylee lived in with them, and the bank began foreclosure on the home in 2017.

The couple currently owes a balance of approximately $130,000 on the mortgage.
Depositions in the case are scheduled, but will not be made public until the case is complete. The home foreclosure case is scheduled to go to trial this summer.