Three men with a bail bonds group out of Sacrament, California have flown in to help Casey Anthony to be released.

A week ago, Jose Baez, Casey’s lawyer, got in touch with the bounty hunters - Leonard Padilla, Tony Padilla and Will Land - to help pay the bond required for her discharge.

The group of men flew into the Orlando International Airport, U.S. Sunday about 3 p.m. The bond company is in association with Houston's Financial Surety.

Mother Casey Anthony, who refused to cooperate with the authorities throughout the investigation, has been taken into police custody on July 16, as a person of interest in the disappearance of the 2-year-old Caylee Marie Anthony. In order to get out of jail, she must pay $500,000.

Sacramento bounty hunter Leonard Padilla’s intuition suggests that the toddler didn’t pass away and her mother knows her whereabouts.

The three men intend to stay with the suspect after she will get out of jail. According to Padilla’s estimation, he and his team will obtain the necessary information and find the Florida little girl in only 5 days after her release.

Casey is facing charges of child neglect, obstructing a criminal investigation and making false official statements.

About two weeks ago, the girl’s grandfather paid a visit to his daughter in the Orange County jail, in an attempt to find more details about Caylee’s disappearance.

After the visit finished, he said he wasn’t told anything new, but he did assert that Casey handed her attorney a letter which maybe included additional data about the little girl. However, the lawyer told Chanel 9 that the letter doesn’t even exist.