Govt helicopter possible for Casey Anthony Release

Casey Anthony Release – Live News Coverage Facing Restrictions

 

Posted on July 15th, 2011 in Casey Anthony by lalate

CORAL GABLES (LALATE) – Live news coverage of the Casey Anthony release Sunday, broadcast on TV and via live stream online, could face massive restrictions, according to new reports. Casey Anthony’s release from the Orange County Jail has been dubbed “release watch” and “freedom watch” by some news channels. Many have announced to viewers their intention of beginning live coverage starting as early as 10 PM EST Saturday night in advance of Anthony’s release Sunday.But there are new indications tonight of possible restrictions that may impair that live coverage. Those restrictions reportedly entail Anthony’s internal release in the jail, coordination between the jail and Anthony’s possible private airport destination, and a possible no-fly zone.First, what time is Casey Anthony being released from jail? What is the start time will local and national news coverage of the release? And when will Casey be set free? No one knows. Orange County Jail officials and Anthony defense team members are not telling news what time Sunday Anthony is believed released. She is anticipated to be released just after midnight Saturday night.

Local news has to determine if Anthony will be put in private vehicles, or a government helicopter, inside the jail.

Second, the coordination out of the jail and to Casey Anthony’s possible private airport could be handled by jail officials. Local news is speculating that State or local law enforcement will not only insure Anthony’s safety out of the jail but also en route to a possible local airport. While they may not handle the actual transportation, they may provide the security for the move.

Third, Anthony’s departure out of the jail and out of a possible private airport could be shielded from the news with a no-fly zone. Local news is speculating that the following scenario could happen this Sunday. Anthony could be released internally, placed in one of a series of caravan vehicles inside the jail, and then transported to a local airport. During that possible transport, news choppers might be restricted by a no-fly zone.

If true, live news coverage could be substantially restricted at the jail and en route from the jail. Once at the private airport, local news is reporting that a private jet could be waiting to take Anthony to her ultimate destination. But could that simply be a decoy?

And where is Anthony heading to? LALATE has previously detailed that Ohio, Texas, Los Angeles, and Puerto Rico remain on the possible short list of options.

http://news.lalate.com/2011/07/15/casey-anthony-release-live-coverage-faces-restrictions/

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