It's almost a sweet story. You may remember that Casey Anthony and her mother, Cindy, reconciled about a year ago. She continued defending Casey even after the trial. And recently Cindy sent her daughter a sentimental gift: A necklace with Caylee's ashes.

WHAT?!? OMG HOLY HELL WHYWHYWHY

Okay, let's try that again, but this time I'll be a little more mature about it: Cindy sent Casey a necklace containing Caylee's ashes. A source tells People Cindy wears an identical necklace and that "Casey told me it was the way the Anthony women would be together forever." (ZOIKS! Hyperventilating.) Nope, still totally freaked out by this news.

Piers Morgan got exclusive scoop on Casey Anthony! Last night on his show, he revealed the phone interview he did with Casey Anthony, the infamous woman who was tried for the murder of her young daughter. We didn't get to actually hear the actual phone conversation, unfortunately. But he gave us some direct quotes -- and they're shockers.

Piers chatted about his conversation with Casey with her attorney, J. Cheney Mason. Who else would know Casey better than her lawyer? Then again, who else has a stake in portraying her as an innocent woman even after the trial is over. Here are the most outrageous revelations.

Ready for a time warp? Today marks a full year since the trial of Casey Anthony on charges of murdering her toddler daughter Caylee and all the hoopla surrounding it got under way in Orlando, Florida. Little did we know then that she'd walk off relatively scot-free, thanks to the not guilty verdict that would come in July.

After that shocker, it's safe to say that most of America (or at least the 88 percent who think she is guilty) are approaching the one-year anniversary of the trial of the century with a bad taste in their mouths. Want to feel a little better? The past year for Casey hasn't exactly been smooth sailing. Here's a look at what she's been up to:

It's been a while since we have heard from Casey Anthony, the infamous mother who was accused and acquitted of killing her beautiful toddler daughter Caylee. She has mostly been laying low and in hiding, but all that is about to change. An investigative team has found her location.

There may just be some kind of justice for Casey yet. Anthony has been ordered out of hiding to face some questions under oath in a courtroom regarding the defamation action filed by a woman named Zenaida Gonzalez.

The real Gonzalez had nothing to do with the case. It was a name Anthony used when she said a "babysitter" had taken Caylee. That babysitter was named Zenaida Gonzalez and though it was likely a complete fabrication, the real Gonzalez paid a hefty price as her "name" was dragged into such a tragic and emotional case.

There's the Casey Anthony we all saw in the news during her torrid trial for the murder of her daughter, Caylee. And then there's the Casey Anthony who went into hiding immediately after the trial. What has she been doing since her acquittal?

Self-published authors Amelia Noel Sobel and Myrah Nicole Young have attempted to answer that question in their book, #LiesLiesLies, Exposing Casey and Surviving the Smear. Yes, that's a hash tag in the title, not a typo. And yes, it's filled with bizarre disclosures we hope are mostly, um, #lies. But what it all adds up to is a portrait of a young woman who is dying to erase her past and start over with a new identity. And that's not hard to believe.

Are you ready for some good Casey Anthony news? Now I'm not talking about the chance that she could be a millionaire sometime in the new future because, frankly, that's good news for Casey, bad news for the rest of us. I'm talking, ladies and gents, about a bit of laughter right smack dab in the middle of one of the most depressing stories of the century.

You ready? Casey Anthony has been offered the deal of a lifetime.

It's hard not to feel conflicted about Casey Anthony. On the one hand, just about everyone in every poll out there has said they believe she killed daughter Caylee. On the other, a jury said she was not guilty of murder. And now confessions about her pregnancy with Caylee made during the psychiatric evaluations from her time in prison are about to throw another monkey wrench in the mix.

Could it be time to start feeling sorry for Casey Anthony? If the summations from Dr. Jeffery Danziger and Dr. William Weitz of her mental state while sitting in jail before even being charged with murder are to be believed, well, yes.

Folks, prepare yourselves to be shocked. SHOCKED. Casey Anthony is said to be perturbed that her attorney Jose Baez -- wait for it -- is using her as a meal ticket. Can you believe it? A man who suddenly got national attention for the most infamous trial of this century so far is actually thinking of milking the fame?

How scandalous! Snort.

OK, yes, I believe it. I even believe that gossipy Page Six could be right on with a claim that Anthony is set to fire Baez over the frequent media reports that he's been seen out gallivanting with members of the news media but has yet to score her a sit-down interview on major TV. The reasoning is simple enough.