Casey Anthony whines about living 'like an old person' after murder acquittal in daughter’s death

It's been five years since Casey Anthony was acquitted of the murder of her two-year-old daughter and she is bored, lonely and feels "like an old person."

According to a report from People magazine, Anthony is having a hard time getting anyone to date her outside of her legal counsel. She also doesn't talk to or hear much from her family, the report says.

"She gets up each day, hangs around, checks the internet, takes some pictures, and doesn't do much,” the source said. “She can't hold a real job, and she doesn't really make a lot of friends, for obvious reasons. When people find out about her history, they usually bail on her. She's 30, with very few friends her age."

Money is also apparently hard to come by. When things are getting tight, Anthony stages “paparazzi-style photo ops” in the southern Florida town so that she can make money off it.

"She's got enough money to live, but not enough to really do anything," the source continued. "She sort of lives like an old person, on a fixed income without much going on in her life. She's bored, and she complains about boredom all the time."