Nancy Grace has spent the last several weeks railing against Casey Anthony, and the last twenty-four hours against the "not guilty" verdict in her trial. Appearing Wednesday on 'Good Morning America' (weekdays, 7AM on ABC), Grace was more in control, discussing with Dan Abrams how testimony from Anthony's family influenced that case and what Casey's life might be like now that she is an infamous celebrity.

Abrams and Grace agreed that Anthony's family had been persuasive to the jury, especially Casey Anthony's mother Cindy's emotional testimony. "I think that they [the family] believed a conviction was coming down, but not a death penalty, if they could stop it," said Grace.

Grace also believes Anthony will profit greatly from her notoriety, despite its sordid source. She mentioned a report from TMZ about a very specialized offer. "Vivid Entertainment, the pornographers, have already offered her a chance to quote 'transition into her new life,'" she said. And there you have it: the only way this sad, twisted human drama could get even more depressing.