Anthony Former Attorney, Mark NeJame, Considering Reward

Mark NeJame, Attorney

An Orange County meter reader may get his reward after all. Orlando Attorney Mark NeJame told FOX 35 that he is strongly considering giving Ray Kronk $5,000 as a reward for finding the body of missing toddler Caylee Anthony.

That is around $245, 000 less than the original reward posted by several business and individuals in the Orlando area. The reward was intended to expire within 90 days from date of implement. That would have been

See the Video: Kronk could get reward for finding Caylee's remains.

NeJame said Kronk is a good guy and did a good thing. He added that without him, Caylee may have never been found.

NeJame resigned as the attorney for Caylee's grandparents George and Cindy. Crimeline offered a $5,000 reward for information, but they denied Kronk's claim on the money because he called 911, and not the crimeline number.

Mark NeJame Discusses Caylee Anthony's Confirmed Murder/Will Not Assist Casey Defense Team

Mark NeJame
Orlando Defense
Attorney

Cindy and George Anthony's former attorney, Mark NeJame shares his thoughts on the developments on the day. (see link to video below)

NeJame stated it is heartbreaking for Cindy and George and it is a time to "bless them and grieve them."

Mark NeJame is not going to assist Casey nor the defense team in no way, shape, or form. NeJame says that the Anthony's are eventually going to have to address the false statements that were made on their behalf.

NeJame stated, "You cant catch a fish when its mouth is closed. "Statements were made and now they are going to have to be addressed."

NeJame Speaks Out On Caylee Anthony's Death

Second Anthony Spokesperson to Step Down

Michelle Bart, spokesperson for the Anthony family

The spokesperson for George and Cindy Anthony, the grandparents of missing Orlando toddler Caylee Marie, is stepping down.

Michelle Bart is the second spokesperson to represent the Anthony Family in as many months. She has become a familiar face as the mouthpiece for George and Cindy when they are unavailable.

"I am stepping aside, but I am not going away. I will continue to be here until the end," said Bart in a news conference late Sunday evening.

Bart said she was stepping aside for health reasons. She is preparing to undergo surgery at the end of the month in Washington State.

Bart was preceded by Larry Garrison, who resigned as the Anthony's spokesperson on November 12, for what he called erratic behavior by the Anthony family .

"It is my opinion that others have manipulated them into situations, that would not dignify the family. I can no longer be part of that behavior. I wish them all the peace and resolution they so deserve. The truth always comes out in the end, and in this case "The truth is better than the spin," wrote Garrison in a statement released to the media.

Mark NeJame, then attorney representing George and Cindy, said Garrison demanded money for interviews with the Anthonys, before pocketing the cash for himself.

An invoice released by NBC News shows a $6,500 fee which Garrison charged that news organization, saying it was for the use of family photographs.

See copy of faxed invoice by Garrison HERE

My post on Larry Garrison's NBC invoice, from November 1, 2008.