looked straight ahead. she looks, casey looks at the srt standing guard to my right, to her left. she looks down, she looks up, looks down one more time as she's passing me, she is, her eyes are looking forward. looking down, and then, as she's walking out, the srt is following her, i believe it was an ak 45, and then she exits and she just went off into the darkness. >> ainsley: yeah, well, many americans didn't want to see this happen and many out there protesting with signs against casey anthony being free. and we have, sound from some of the protesters, take a listen. >> we're just out here, we don't care if it's raining, we don't care where the thunder is, we're out here. >> because it's an important thing to boycott casey. that she gets no money.
>> easy case and she'd be deposed and have to go on the stand and she'd have to talk. if she perjures herself, saying contradictory statements as kendall talked about earlier on the show. and here is the walk after midnight. coming out of jail, briefly. a 15 second walk ab we had some reporters, only three journalists allowed in the room and huber from the orlando sentinel, doing a great job covering this trial. and here is how he described the scene. >> that's probably one of the fastest walks i've seen. it probablying took about 15 seconds. she comes out of the release center, release door, walking into the public lobby, she looked straight ahead. she looks, casey looks at the srt standing guard to my right, to her left.