Caylee Marie Anthony, 2, FL Missing since June 16-just reported by mother #60

[klaasend]

They need to sequester the jury now. 

 

[heykim]

Wow. First Kobe, now Dr. Lee....
WHO THE FRENCH TOAST is PAYING or all of THIS???

grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

[mytime]

Murt was wondering who this woman was a bit ago, wondering if she was someone from the Anthony camp:






This is the photo Colt/Chuck's wife Anita used when she registered (I removed some personal IP info):






Very similar looking, IMO

YES, It is them!!

[Anna]

They need to sequester the jury now. 

Yes, before there is barbeque sauce all over the evidence!

[Lala'sMom]

How is an expert going to explain away 30 days without a call to police after "the child" went missing? 

  Temporary amnesia~She had amnesia and actaully forgot she even had  child.....J/K

But, for the right amount of $$$ I've seen way too many experts testify to just about anything the defense needs.

An expert will only be called concerning the forensic evidence.  What Casey did concerning calling for help is another matter.  Besides, Casey told us she was looking for Caylee all that time, remember?  She was partying at fusion...she knew Zenaida would bring her in for a visit and she was looking at Universal because you always take kidnapped kids to Disney World.  That's a no brainer. 

[Walter819]

OH NO!!!   

I'm several pages back reading. Please someone, TELL me that Dr. Henry Lee isn't working for the defense team..................Oh please somebody, say it isn't so!

We've got to get Dr. Baden to offer his services to LE, if it's true!

I'm terrified this is going to be OJ all over again!

Who Is paying for all of this?

[no rose colored glasses]

How is an expert going to explain away 30 days without a call to police after "the child" went missing? 

  Temporary amnesia~She had amnesia and actaully forgot she even had  child.....J/K

But, for the right amount of $$$ I've seen way too many experts testify to just about anything the defense needs.

I've watched so many trials over the years, give them enough money, they'll say what you want them to, even if it sounds implausable.

[Brandi]

Murt was wondering who this woman was a bit ago, wondering if she was someone from the Anthony camp:






This is the photo Colt/Chuck's wife Anita used when she registered (I removed some personal IP info):






Very similar looking, IMO

wow, seriously. Sure look similar (the same) to me. Is the guy in the orange shirt Chuck?

[N2WISHN]

Dr. Henry Lee does not come cheap.  Baez must be extremely wealthy to be able to afford him. 

Maybe Larry Garrison wasn't the only person getting paid for tv interviews by the Anthonys........

[Dolce]

Murt was wondering who this woman was a bit ago, wondering if she was someone from the Anthony camp:





This is the photo Colt/Chuck's wife Anita used when she registered (I removed some personal IP info):



Very similar looking, IMO

YES, It is them!!

....and to think Colt's last post said he was going back to "work".   

Thanks for the possitive ID MT. 

[klaasend]

Mytime - thanks I suspected as much.  I think I saw Anita on the phone the first day alerting Cindy.  That's when Cindy and George came out.

[Lala'sMom]

GREENSBURG, Pa. -- The defense continued to present its case Wednesday in the murder trial of Dr. Karl Long, a Ligonier podiatrist accused of suffocating his estranged wife with a dry-cleaning bag.

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Hear 911 Tapes

Dr. Henry Lee, a forensic specialist who testified at the O.J. Simpson murder trial in 1995, spent nearly four hours on the stand. He dismissed the prosecution's claims and justified Long's fingerprints on the bag, which only showed two prints.

On cross-examination, District Attorney John Peck told jurors that Lee's only knowledge of the scene came from pictures that were carefully selected by the defense. Also, Peck said Karl Long's attorneys paid Lee $10,000 for his testimony.

http://www.thepittsburghchannel.com/news/2399257/detail.html

[Sue]

How is an expert going to explain away 30 days without a call to police after "the child" went missing? 

  Temporary amnesia~She had amnesia and actaully forgot she even had  child.....J/K

But, for the right amount of $$$ I've seen way too many experts testify to just about anything the defense needs.

I've watched so many trials over the years, give them enough money, they'll say what you want them to, even if it sounds implausable.

MO>>  they only HIRE people like this Dr Lee and Kobie because they know there up against alot

[Dolce]

Mytime - thanks I suspected as much.  I think I saw Anita on the phone the first day alerting Cindy.  That's when Cindy and George came out.

Colt has a camera in hand too.

[sharon]

Mytime - thanks I suspected as much.  I think I saw Anita on the phone the first day alerting Cindy.  That's when Cindy and George came out.

The 'texter'

I think so.

[mytime]

They need to sequester the jury now. 

Yes, before there is barbeque sauce all over the evidence!

 

[islandmonkey]

Islandmonkey- I also watched the Spector trial, it was a real eye opener not just Dr.Lee, but the other experts as well. Lets just say, some of these experts will say anything for the money.

ITA, that's why after the mistrial I went to a very well respected in Gainesville, FL , but less high profile expert and asked his opinion on everything and seriously was shocked t what I learned, and disgusted. It seeme if you have enough cash, you can pretty much get away with anything, although the Michael Peterson case the jurors saw thru Dr. Lee's BS~Thank God.

[cuteascanbe]

Okay things to be going fairly slow now so I sure hope someone will tell me about the "red button"....I

[Brandi]

Mytime - thanks I suspected as much.  I think I saw Anita on the phone the first day alerting Cindy.  That's when Cindy and George came out.

the day before the vigil at BP

?

[Tamikosmom]

http://www.local6.com/news/17979179/detail.html

Cell Phone 'Dead Zones' May Hinder Investigation In Casey Anthony Case
Woman's Daughter, Caylee, Last Seen In June

POSTED: 8:27 am EST November 14, 2008
UPDATED: 9:32 am EST November 14, 2008


ORLANDO, Fla. -- A Local 6 News report about Casey Anthony, the woman who has been charged with murdering her missing daughter, Caylee, shows that "dead zones" on her cell phone may hurt the investigation into the case.

Anthony, 22, remains jailed on first-degree murder charges in the disappearance of 3-year-old Caylee, who was last seen on June 16 but was not reported missing until a month later.

Local 6 News investigative reporter Tony Pipitone analyzed hundreds of text messages and phone calls placed and received by Anthony in the two weeks after Caylee disappeared and used a database program to determine how much time passed between each ping.

There were 24 times when three or more hours passed with Anthony's phone remaining silent, Pipitone reported.

"And when you account for sleep and periods where she appeared to stay in the same place, we are left with three gaps -- or dead zones -- that raise some questions," Pipitone said.

The first "dead zone" was June 17 from 5:23 p.m. to 8:23 p.m. Anthony's phone pinged a tower close to her boyfriend's apartment near the University of Central Florida and then twice pinged a tower near Blanchard Park before going silent. The park was searched but nothing was found. In the time it took Anthony's phone to ping another tower -- three hours later -- she could have traveled as far away as Palm Bay or Ormond Beach and returned to Orange County.

June 17 was a day after Caylee was seen alive by her grandfather, George Anthony, who said his daughter and Caylee left his home at about 12:50 p.m. the day before.

Scientific evidence suggests that human remains that decomposed in the trunk of Anthony's car was there for up to 2½ days after death, Pipitone said. That would mean if Caylee died on June 16, investigators may want to focus more on June 18 into June 19, which contained two dead zones on her cell phone, he reported.

On June 18, Anthony's phone went silent at 6:57 p.m. and did not ping another tower until 8:32 a.m. June 19. In both cases, her phone pinged a tower near her boyfriend's apartment. Her whereabouts during that time is not known.

On June 19, Anthony's phone pinged near her boyfriend's apartment at 4:54 p.m., then her movements head south and east, according to cell phone pings, Pipitone said. "Heading east and hitting (a) cell tower on Lake Underhill Road ... but from here, her cell phone goes dead for three hours and 17 minutes. Where could she have gone in that time?" Pipitone said.

The last ping from the Lake Underhill tower was at 5:45 p.m., and the phone then went silent until a ping near her boyfriend's apartment. She then called her parents' home at 9:13 p.m., and there's no indication where Anthony was during the time frame.

"If this is the time Casey may have disposed of the body in her car trunk, there's no indication where Caylee may be either," Pipitone said.

Bounty Hunter To Take Polygraph Test

Meanwhile, divers searching for the remains of Caylee on Thursday said they discovered a garbage bag containing bones and toys in a river at an Orlando park, but Orange County authorities said the findings were not credible, causing them to request the bounty hunter who led the search to take a polygraph test.

A team from Blackwater Divers, led by celebrity bounty hunter Leonard Padilla, conducted the search in the Little Econ River at Blanchard Park in Orlando.

But Orange County sheriff's officials said the findings were not bones and the discovery was not connected to the case.

"Early on the afternoon of Nov. 13, 2008, divers associated with an independent search for Caylee Anthony reported the recovery of what they believed were bone fragments and other items related to the missing toddler from the Little Econ River on Jay Blanchard Park in east Orange County. Investigators assigned to the investigation into the disappearance of Caylee responded to the park and determined that the recovered items are not associated with the case.

"The sheriff's office remains focused on the primary mission at hand, which is to locate Caylee Anthony and continues to follow up on all viable leads and tips that are deemed to be creditable in their ongoing investigation," the statement said.

Sheriff's officials said they have asked Padilla to take a polygraph test, to which the bounty hunter agreed. The FBI will conduct a polygraph test with Padilla at a later date, Orange County sheriff's Capt. Angelo Nieves said.

"There's a couple of small toys in the bag. One of them is a clover-type shaped item -- green -- and we know that Casey was big on clover-shaped items. So I told them to shut it down and get the sheriff's office out here,"  Padilla said. (I thought on NG they said it wasn't a shamrock?)

FBI agents inspected the items, Local 6 News reported.

"We came out here to find Caylee, but you don't want to find her," Padilla said while crying. "But that's the truth of the matter. We think we have."

Padilla said he has believed for a while that Caylee's mother, Casey Anthony, left the girl's body at Blanchard Park.

"When the detectives talked to her, while she was trying to convince them (baby sitter) Zenaida (Gonzalez) took (Caylee) away at the Sawgrass Apartments, she also mentioned that she had also come out here to see -- that afternoon at 5 or 6 -- if possibly Zenaida was out here at the park because Zenaida used to bring the girl to the swings," Padilla said. "When we got into town and bailed her out, the day after she was out, she told me that Zenaida had taken (Caylee) away from her right here in front of the swings at Jay Blanchard Park."

Padilla said Casey Anthony mentioned the name Zenaida together with the park about eight times.

Caylee's grandmother, Cindy Anthony, said she was ignoring Padilla's efforts. She said if, and until, law enforcement officials comment on any finding, she was concentrating on finding Caylee alive.

Cindy Anthony said she received a tip earlier on Thursday of another possible Caylee sighting. She said a caller reported a sighting at a McDonald's in Coral Springs.

The search of the river was the second in four days. A two-man dive team organized by Padilla searched the same river on Monday but did not find anything. Padilla, who held a prayer vigil for Caylee at the park on Tuesday, had said that he would be leaving Orlando after the service.

"Nobody else is doing it. Everybody left town," said Padilla when asked why he decided to lead another search. "We're bringing up the remains. We feel confident that the remains are there."

"The water smells, there's alligators, there's snakes, there's zero visibility," a diver said.

Again ... I cannot comprehend why this body of water in Blanchard Park was not a designated TES search site.

My theory implies that Casey buried Caylee in the Anthony's backyard near the playhouse on June 18th ... the day she borrowed the shovel from the neighbour.  Caylee's remaind were then moved to a final location just prior to her vehicle being abandoned at Amscot.

However ... on June 18th ... there were those pings in Blanchard Park to consider.

Janet
_________


Cell Phone Pings Help Track Casey Anthony's Movements Over 3 Days
Caylee Anthony Last Seen In June
POSTED: 1:06 pm EST November 3, 2008
UPDATED: 3:57 pm EST November 3, 2008

ORLANDO, Fla. -- Local 6 News investigative reporter Tony Pipitone tracked the movements of Casey Anthony, the woman charged with first-degree murder in the disappearance of her daughter, Caylee, by using cell phone records.

Caylee was last seen in mid-June but was not reported missing until a month later. Her mother was first charged with child neglect before being charged with murder.

Pipitone said he tracked Anthony from Monday, June 16 -- the day Caylee was last seen alive -- until Monday, June 30 -- the day Anthony's abandoned car was towed from an Orange County Amscot.

The trunk of Anthony's car had a stench that investigators claim was from Caylee's body, Pipitone reported.

According to records, Anthony's cell phone "pinged" 20 different cell towers 754 times in the two-week period. Each time, her cell phone received or sent a text message or phone call, Pipitone reported.

Ninety-seven percent of the pings were to either her boyfriend's apartment near Winter Park, her friend's home in Orlando -- where she sometimes stayed -- her parents' home off Chickasaw Trail and the Fusian nightclub, where she was photographed partying while Caylee was missing, Pipitone said.

The other 3 percent of the pings -- especially during three days in June -- have raised questions, Pipitone said.

On Monday, June 16, Anthony's father, George Anthony, said he he saw his daughter and granddaughter leave his house at about 1 p.m.

"But if they did leave at that time, the cell records show they did not go far. Casey's cell phone communicated that afternoon through the same three cell towers she could reach from her home," Pipitone said.

At 1 p.m., Anthony made a 14-minute call to her boyfriend, Tony Lazzaro. At 1:44 p.m., she made a 36-minute call to her then-best friend, Amy Huizenga. At 2:52 p.m., there was an 11-minute call with ex-fiance Jesse Grund. All of the calls used cell towers that can be reached from her parents' home, Pipitone said.

But at 4:11 p.m., Anthony began trying to reach her mother, Cindy Anthony, making four attempts in two minutes, according to records. Anthony then traveled north from her parent's home and called Lazzaro for one minute at 4:19 p.m., Pipitone reported. Two minutes later, she talked to Grund for a minute, and tried to call her mother again at 4:25 p.m., Pipitone said.

There was no other communication from Anthony's cell phone until a call was made to Lazzaro's apartment at 5:57 p.m., records show.

Two hours later, Anthony and Lazzaro were captured on surveillance video at a Blockbuster, renting a movie that contains a scene of a rotting body in a car trunk, Pipitone said.

On June 17, Anthony returned to her parents' home around 2:30 p.m., Pipitone reported. At 4 p.m., her phone pinged a tower southwest of the house near Lee Vista Boulevard and South Goldenrod Road, an area where detectives have directed Equusearch volunteers to search for Caylee weeks ago.

At 5:20 p.m., a tower was pinged near Blanchard Park, another site searched in August by Equusearch. Anthony's cell phone went silent from 5:23 p.m. until 8:23 p.m., perhaps prompting investigators to search the area, Pipitone said.

"It was then that Casey's phone pinged a cell tower near boyfriend Tony Laazaro's apartment," Pipitone said. "By then, around 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 17, Caylee had not been seen alive for nearly a day and a half. But remember, chemical evidence in the trunk of Casey's car indictaes the decomposing body was there up to two and half days after death, so a key question for anyone looking for Caylee's body (is) 'Where did Casey go next?'"

On Wednesday, June 18, the day Casey's parents' neighbor said Anthony borrowed a shovel and backed her car into the garage, cell phone pings show that Anthony was at or near her parents' home from 2:30 p.m. until 3:30 p.m., Pipitone said.

Anthony's phone later pinged a different spot near the Econ Trail, south of Lake Underhill, records show. It's also a location that detectives guided Equusearch volunteers to look for signs of Caylee's body, Pipitone said.

Equusearch will return to that area Nov. 8 to continue the search, Pipitone reported.

Scientific evidence suggests that a body left its chemical signature in the trunk of Anthony's car after decomposing for less than two and a half days, which would be about the same time period between the aforementioned cell phone pings, Pipitone said.

"Circumstantial, but interesting," Pipitone said.

Watch Local 6 News for more on this story.

http://www.local6.com/news/17874799/detail.html