She claims that she found several links to the clip on posted onto various Facebook pages and said she pulled the video from one of those links. A unknown woman who posted the video on YouTube said she doesn't know where it originated. Which was a sentence handed down before her first-degree murder trial. I just hope they stay.that things stay good and that they only get better.' Casey remains on probation, under supervision by the Florida Department of Corrections, for check-fraud convictions. 'But the good thing is that things are starting to look up and things are starting to change - in a good way. 'It's just a little surreal how much things have changed since July and how many things haven't changed,' she said. It's kind of nice, finally, to be able to say that I have some belongings that are mine that I will take with me after I leave here next year. But these are things that are mine - that I don't have to - I don't know - that I don't have to give back. So, I guess these will be as tedious as my audio recordings have been.' She says that she is extremely excited that she will be able to 'Skype', keep a video log, take pictures and that she finally has 'something that I can call mine.' She also said, 'It's been a long time since I've been able to call something mine and now I have something even, you know, as silly as saying that I have a computer, and a camera and a phone.'' She also says that she 'actually now paid for my own computer. It's obviously a different ballgame for me because I've never used this before. She said, 'So, this is my first video diary,'' she said, adding that she is still trying to figure out her new computer. Casey's enthusiasm about her newly acquired personal possessions and a recently adopted dog that she loves. Casey is heard saying the video was shot on October 13, and will be one of many. It may have been hacked from her personal computer. He added that Casey has been 'maintaining some notes for her personal use and for future counseling purposes.' He also does know how the video found its way to the Internet, but added that Casey did not release it. Casey Anthony is speaking out for the first time since she was acquitted in July of murdering her daughter Caylee.In a four-minute YouTube video recorded on Oct. Mason also said Anthony's video release was 'inappropriate' and an investigation is under way to find out how it was leaked, an angry Mason told the Orlando Sentinel. Cheney Mason said the video's release was 'unauthorized' and Casey didn't put it online herself. Allegedly, one of Casey Anthony's Attorneys, J.

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