Mason told CNN that Anthony, who was exonerated in her daughter's death three years ago, is doing some clerical work and legal research. Mason's co-counsel on the Anthony trial, attorney Jose Baez, and prosecutor Jeff Ashton each penned best-selling books about the case. The veteran attorney's new book, "Justice in America: How Prosecutors and the Media Conspire Against the Accused," is slated to be released this summer. Mason is the third attorney associated with the Anthony case to author a book about the 2011 trial, and said his reveals many things the others did not. Mason said he will make public appearances to promote the book, but no dates have yet been scheduled. 2012: Anthony's 'video diary' surfaces 
 
 Anthony "does not have any blood family anymore," Mason said.
– It has been almost exactly three years since Casey Anthony was found not guilty of murdering her 2-year-old daughter Caylee, but she is still essentially a prisoner, one of her lawyers says. Anthony, now 28, lives in an unnamed location in Florida and remains afraid to go out in public because of death threats, Cheney Mason tells CNN. She does clerical work at home for various clients, but "she hasn't been freed from her incarceration yet 'cause she can't go out," the lawyer says. "She can't go to a beauty parlor, she can't go shopping to a department store, she can't go to a restaurant, she can't even go to McDonald's. She can't do anything." The Orlando Sentinel notes that Mason says Anthony doesn't live alone, and isn't romantically involved with anyone. Anthony—who accused her father of sexually abusing her—"does not have any blood family anymore" and the family she has now consists of members of her defense team. Mason says he thinks she "wants to speak out"; Anthony declined CNN's request for an interview, however. "I know she has very strong feelings for what has happened to her. I also know she's very saddened by her loss and she will never forget her daughter Caylee, ever," Mason says. His book, Justice in America: How Prosecutors and the Media Conspire Against the Accused, will be released this summer. Mason—the third attorney associated with the case to write a book—says it will include information never revealed before, and will go beyond the Anthony case to explore broader legal issues.