Casey Anthony Says She Lives 'Off the Kindness of Others'

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March 4, 2013

"We think that once the lawsuits are over she'll be able to go where we think she is going to ultimately end up and then start about the process of getting a job," he said. "She's going to be 27 in March. She's still a young person and she's basically in a virtual prison based on her inability to move. So she would like to get a job, I can assure you, but she can't work at McDonald's. People would be looking at her instead of at the menu."

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Casey Anthony arrives at the Sam M. Gibbons United States Courthouse for a bankruptcy hearing in Tampa, Fla., March 4, 2013.

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Greene is adamant that Anthony has a story to tell, but that telling it right now is "not even under consideration except to say no."

"There will be no tell-all book, there is no tell-all movie," he said. "Her ability to progress and to grow up and to even be at her normal age was thwarted by what's happened to her in the last few years and what we believe happened to her in her earlier life, but that's her story to tell one day."

ABC News' Nikki Batiste contributed to this report