One thing that should be cleared up is that Casey is not on parole. Parole is for people being released early from prison, and the rules are strict--one tiny almost non-significant mess-up can land them back in prison faster than they know what hit them.
Casey is on probation. She can do pretty much whatever she pleases short of committing another crime or traveling out of state without permission, with little to no fear of consequences. Lying to media is not a crime. Lying to her PO might be frowned upon but will not be treated as a crime unless the lie is about something important and is intended to keep the PO from finding out about that something important. Owing back taxes is not a crime. Not filing a tax return is, but it's a federal crime and in this case dates back to pre-probation days, so it is not likely to affect Casey's probation.
I agree with TO that it is wise to not count your chickens before they are hatched. Sometimes when a nugget is heard about KC or JB we glom onto it like it is fact when more likely it is just rumor started by some unknown twit. It's perfectly normal for us to hope that Casey (and JB) will face some kind of consequences and I believe that it will happen eventually to one or both. At this time I think the biggest problem one or both might have is the IRS, but I think they know it would be most unwise to mess with the IRS. For that reason, I think Casey's back taxes have been paid or will be paid soon. IRS debts do not just go away; on the contrary, they tend to grow over time. And it goes without saying that there have been a number of shady characters involved in this saga who could take care of that debt, and my guess is they did just that. I hope I am wrong, though, because I really want to see them both brought down a few pegs.
A very thoughtful and sensible post imo krkrjx. I know some things I say may not be well recieved because they probably aren't what people want to hear. I'm sorry for that. Don't shoot the messenger.
Yes, many people seem to be confusing parole w/probation. My brother was on probation for a minor drug charge so I know a good deal about probation in FL. The PO has a fair amount of latitude and is expected to make every person on probation succesful. I doubt Casey is getting any special treatment, other than protecting the details of her locaiton and meetings with her PO.
Out of curiosity I searched public records, and there isn't a Tax Lien Recorded against Casey in Orange County FL. It may have been satisfied (paid) or she could owe and there isn't a lien.
It seems there is a lot of unverified information being promoted as fact. IMO it is truly shameful that people start such rumors, basically tell lies, and condemn Casey for lying all in the same breath.
I'm not perfect so please don't think I'm preaching.