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BY ALICIA CRUZ

NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM

Its been almost two days since Casey Anthony left the Orange County Jail under the watch of heavily armed guards just after midnight Sunday morning, and the world continues to wonder, “Where is she?” Tweeters don’t necessarily seem less angry, but many appear worn out by hating the guts of a woman millions of people believe got away with murder.

Many of the Casey Anthony tweets have turned from utter disgust to sarcastic humor. Kbenwa tweeted, “Casey Anthony bout (sic) to open up daycare called duct and dumped.” Followed by a tweet that read, “That awkward moment when Casey Anthony tells u she’s free to babysit Friday.” Others are tweeting Casey sightings from California to North Carolina to the UK.

One tweeter expressed disbelief that a “murderer is free to sip mojitos on an island” while the remains of her only child lay in a cold grave. Twitter member, bigdandbubba suggested that if Casey Anthony were smart, she would move to Antarctica. Others seemed to have a "let’s get past this" attitude.

Tweeter jmcaninch68 wrote,“Dear #CNN et al.: I do not care where Casey Anthony is going, nor what happens to her. There is actually news to report: get to work.”

As to where Anthony is beginning her new life, is anyone's guess. Her lawyers and parents are tight-lipped, but Cheney Mason, one of the attorney's representing Anthony, told NBC’s Today Show on Monday that he’s confident she is safe. All Mason would say is that Anthony is "gone" and that elaborate plans were made to ensure her safety, indystar.com reported.

During an exclusive interview the first morning of her release, her attorney Jose Baez told Fox News’ Geraldo Rivera that people needed to respect the jury’s verdict. “Pundits and media personalities have no right to try and alter the life of any individual because of what they think may or may not have happened,” Baez told Rivera.

When asked about how Anthony was paying for her fresh start, Mason said many volunteers have offered to help the ostracized young woman. But at this time, it doesn’t appear as if those volunteers are family. Anthony’s uncle, Chuck Eddy, who lives in Ohio, told Radar.com that his niece was not staying with him and his wife and that he did not know where that speculation came from.

After Anthony’s release from jail, news helicopters followed the black SUV she stepped into with Baez. The vehicle entered a covered parking garage where one of Anthony's attorneys has offices, and never left. Other vehicles spotted in the area may have whisked Anthony away to the Orlando Executive Airport but the heavily tinted windows of those cars obscured who was inside. Media reports speculated Anthony left in a twin-engine private jet seen at the airport, but an official later said that private jet, which took off around 1 a.m., was only carrying golfers from a Florida vacation, the Associated Press reported.

According to Fox News, Anthony's parents would not allow her to return to their home after her release. Accusations that George Anthony molested his daughter Casey and that the former cop made Caylee's death look like a homicide following an accidental drowning have made for a difficult relationship between parents and daughter.

Another issue sickening the American public is that since Anthony was acquitted, she could easily cash in on her ill-gotten fame by selling her story rights for a lucrative movie or book deal. Baez told Fox News that if Anthony decided to speak publicly about her experience, she could so. He added that attorneys planned to handle Anthony’s affairs in a “dignified manner.” None of the major movie labels have suggested they have any plans to offer Anthony money for her story.

With her hair pulled back, donning a hot pink polo shirt and jeans, the 25-year-old left the Orange County jail as sheriff's deputies, armed with semi-automatic weapons walked behind her and Baez. Police cruisers blocked the street outside the jail so the vehicle could make its way to a nearby highway ramp with no trouble from hecklers within the crowd, the Washington Post reported. So much for Orange County Jail spokesman Allen Moore’s assurance that Anthony would be treated “like any other inmate.”