Jut got back from Florida a couple of days ago, been watching it avidly when we were out there, its difficult to catch it in the UK.

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Selina, Simba, Jinx and Rufus

I haven't been watching it because she makes me sick. I hope the jury can see the truth in this case and she gets what she deserves!

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I was convinced she'd get the chair

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Selina, Simba, Jinx and Rufus

Even someone on the jury of this trial is having second thoughts about her innocence.

(CBS) - Juror No. 12 in the Casey Anthony trial has left her job and went into hiding fearing that her co-workers "want her head on a platter" after she and the 11 other jurors acquitted Anthony of first-degree murder in the death of her daughter Caylee, says a report.

Pictures: Casey and Caylee Anthony, personal photos

Her husband said before leaving she told him "I'd rather go to jail than sit on a jury like this again," reports MSNBC.

Juror No. 12, a red-haired woman in her 60s, told the court she worked at a Publix Grocery when she was questioned as a potential juror.

Now, while the court record of all the jurors' names still remains sealed, she is terrified that she could face public scrutiny due to the controversial verdict.

Her husband had packed his own bag and says he's ready to leave if and when the court releases his wife's name, reports MSNBC.

Last week Anthony was acquitted on first-degree murder, aggravated child abuse and aggravated manslaughter charges in the death of her daughter, Caylee.

After the sentencing, protesters chanted Caylee's name outside the courthouse as well as "Justice for Caylee."

Judge Belvin Perry sentenced Anthony to a total of four years in jail on four counts of providing false information to law enforcement, as well as a fine of $4,000, plus court costs. However, due to credit for time served and good behavior, Anthony is scheduled to be released this Sunday, July 17.

The madness has just began:

An Oklahoma woman whose car was rammed as she drove away from the convenience store where she works believes she was mistaken for Casey Anthony,

Sammay Blackwell, 26, says the incident happened in Chouteau, Okla., July 8, just days after Anthony was acquitted of murdering her 2-year-old daughter Caylee, reports the Tulsa TV station.

A woman who had been in the store earlier to buy gas rammed Blackwell's truck with her van as Blackwell was leaving work around 10 p.m.

"I said, 'Oh my God, help me,'" Blackwell tells KOTV's Lacie Lowry. "She hit me again, causing my vehicle to flip two and a half times, landing on the driver's side, and I just laid there playing dead."

Police arrested Shireen Nalley on charges of assault and battery with a deadly weapon, Lowry reports. Nalley tells police she was "trying to save the children."

Blackwell, who has a daughter also named Caylee, says when Nalley came into the store she said, "'You look like Casey Anthony,' I'm like, 'OK.'"

"She said that I was trying to hurt babies, I was killing babies and she was going to stop it before it happened again," Blackwell recalls.

Anthony is scheduled to be released from a Florida jail on Sunday.

It makes me so mad that she got off. She totally did it I am sure of it.