heard reports that Anthony will go into hiding, live under an assumed name or get plastic surgery. But I think we are going to hear her story because people have offered her a million dollars already for her story, she said. Anthony also still has legal issues to deal with. Her criminal team is appealing her convictions for misleading police, and she is being sued in two separate actions in civil court. One is filed by a woman with the same name Anthony gave to investigators as the name of her daughter's nanny. The other involves a search group that wants Anthony to repay expenses they incurred looking for Caylee. Anthony may be offered money for book and movie deals, but one offer wo n't be on the table. Playboy founder Hugh Hefner told CNN's Piers Morgan that the magazine wo n't be offering Anthony a pictorial. I would n't reward someone like that for what has happened, Hefner said. Attorney J. Cheney Mason, who once said he thought of Anthony as a granddaughter, said he does n't know what life holds in store for his client, but has hopes. She is only 25 year old. A decade from now, hopefully, she 'll have some stability in her life and maybe a husband, and they can be somewhere in Montana and start over, he said.