Who’s the most hated person in America?
According to the poll released on Wednesday by Nielsen subsidiary E-Poll Market Research, it’s Casey Anthony.
Anthony, accused and acquitted in the abuse and murder of her 2-year old daughter Caylee, topped the list with more than half the people surveyed knew of her and 94% of those who knew of her disliked her.
Most hated person # 2 is former The Hills reality-TV star Spencer Pratt followed by Nadya “Octomom” Suleman in #3.
The incarcerated ex-football star turned alleged killer O.J. Simpson is in at # 4 and another reality-TV personality famous for his eight kids and a public divorce from ex-wife Kate, Jon Gosselin takes #5.
Coming in at #6 is Levi Johnston, former fiancé of Briston Palin. Sandra Bullock’s ex-husband, Jesse James, who have had some “infidelity issues” snags the # 7 spot.
Hotel chain heiress, socialite and actress Paris Hilton is 8th on the list while Hollywood Madame Heidi Fleiss is the 9th most hated.
Rounding up the list of America’s most hated is “shock jock” Howard Stern at #10.
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