Bounty Hunter Revoking Bond Posted For Casey Antho...

She is uncooperative and he thinks she killed Caylee 'accidentally' August 28, 2008 ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. -- Casey Anthony may be going back to jail. After Eyewitness News first reported DNA evidence shows little Caylee Anthony is dead and was in the trunk of Casey's car, her bounty hunter told Eyewitness News Casey belongs behind bars. Casey Anthony visited her attorney Thursday. She More.. scheduled the visit minutes after Eyewitness News broke the story Wednesday that DNA evidence showed Caylee's dead body was in the trunk of Casey's car. "Do you think Casey killed Caylee?" WFTV reporter Daralene Jones asked bounty hunter Leonard Padilla. "Accidentally. I think there was an accident," he said. The Orange County Sheriff's Office is meeting with state attorneys to discuss the new evidence. Padilla said Casey Anthony is going back to jail. He said it won't be before Saturday, but sometime before Monday. "It'll be done before Monday. I can guarantee you it'll be done before Monday," Leonard Padilla told Eyewitness News on Thursday afternoon Casey Anthony arrived at her parent's house Thursday afternoon and a Dodge Caravan took her right into the garage. So far, the family has avoided questions about the real possibility Casey is going back to jail. Right on schedule, bounty hunter Leonard Padilla pulled out of the Anthony family driveway and drove Casey Anthony to a planned meeting with her attorney Thursday morning. A little more than five hours later, the same van brought her back. But Padilla told Eyewitness News the next stop for the mother of Caylee Anthony should be jail. "Surrender her back to custody is my recommendation," Padilla said Thursday (raw interview). Padilla said scientific results on evidence from the trunk of Casey Anthony's car have him convinced Caylee is dead. He said it's also sparked a new flurry of explicit death threats. "Kill the b****. Burn the b****. Fry the b****," Padilla described. Despite ...