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Late father's watch to pay for gas and groceries and kid's clothing. they had just been divorced a month prior, but he was going through financial problems as well. he racked up debt of $2,000 a month and had $790,000 in debt as late as last year. they were well-known real estate brokers, but hit hard by the financial crisis and housing bubble burst and led to this turmoil in the home. married for about 20 years and recently divorced and now this grizzly discovery. two bright futures. they were straight a students. one a violinist and one a cellist. >> coming up next here, we are talking about...

Trust account. since then, they had received there are 14,000. by the way, there is a hearing set tomorrow morning to determine whether the jurors may be photographed or videotaped once they are selected. george zimmerman is not expected to be present for that particular hearing. casey anthony, another big famous case. she has a hearing herself this afternoon in tampa. it's about her bankruptcy hearing. she filed in january saying she was more than $790,000 in debt. two of the people listed as creditors are zaneida gonzalez and the reader meert, roy kronk. both of those people are suing casey ...

Before rock star chefs were playing to packed houses every night... two restaurateurs sat down with our banker and transformed some chicago neighborhoods into culinary meccas. that's the power of connecting a vision into a recipe for success. that's bank of america. so when are your thoughts a commodity that are right for selling to the highest bidder? this is an argument in the one and only casey anthony and her 2011 murder trial. the trustee who is overseeing her bankruptcy wants to sell the rights to her story to pay off her debts that now total over $790,000.

Now, our fifth story out front. this question is actually at the center of a court hearing in florida tied to casey anthony's bankruptcy case. she was akwited of murdering her daughter, kaylee, two years ago. the trustee trying to get that money back wants her most valuable asset. her story. kasey anthony could go from being in debt to being really rich. so does the case really add up? david matingly is out front. >> almost two years after she was found not guilty of killing her two-year-old daughter, there's no doubt caysey anthony still generates enough intrigue and loathing to launch a best...

But casey wants it, too. if she gets to keep money from books, casey anthony could go from being in debt to being really rich. so does the case add up? david mattingly is "outfront." >> reporter: almost two years after she was found not guilty of killing her 2-year-old daughter -- >> what do you want to say to the people who think you're guilty? >> reporter: -- there's no doubt casey anthony still generates enough intrigue and loathing to launch a bestseller. and her creditors want it. anthony reveals she is an incredible $790,000 in debt. a half a million of that is owed to her attorney, jose...