Casey Anthony will wear disguise, use fake name after release: report

Casey Anthony will be a free woman on Sunday, but don't expect the onetime accused killer mom to stay in the spotlight.

Anthony, acquitted last week of killing her 2-year-old daughter Caylee, plans to wear a disguise when she is released from prison, a source close to her legal team told the Chicago Sun-Times.

The former party girl, who infamously entered a "hard body" bikini contest just days after her daughter's disappearance, is now taking extreme measures to avoid attention.

She will be released from jail through a secret exit and moved to an undisclosed location, where she plans to take on a new name, "almost as if she was living in a witness protection-like program," the insider said.

"There even have been discussions about cosmetic surgery, but Casey has rejected that out of hand," the source told the paper.

In the wake of the jury's bombshell verdict, Anthony's family, legal team and jurors have all received death threats.

Her parents reportedly went into hiding to avoid the backlash, while one juror fled her home state of Florida in fear of her life.

"Casey really does not completely understand the depth of hatred out there," the insider told the Sun-Times. "She's fully aware of the various death threats...but she thinks that's isolated to relatively few nut cases."

One place Anthony might pop up looking like herself: Katie Couric's new talk show.

"We are very interested in Casey Anthony," a source at ABC News told E! Online. "This is something that would be ideal for Katie Couric to be doing as her first big get. Talk about making a first impression!"