12-16-2010, 02:21 AM
what a crock!! no, it wasn't murder, the baby duct-taped herself and killed herself!
i tell you what, bozo is doing his client no favors by making sure a jury hates him and her both.
Thursday, December 16, 2010
Newly-released documents in the Case Against Casey Anthony shed light on the defense's strategy.
Casey's defense team Wednesday revealed a great deal about their defense strategy, attempting to vindicate the young mother accused of killing her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee.
If prosecutors can't prove Caylee was murdered, that would have serious implications on Casey's alleged guilt.
The documents are showing us, among other things, that one expert will try to refute the medical examiner’s findings that Caylee died as a result of homicide.
To date, prosecutors have handed over 23,589 pages of discovery.
It’s evidence they may present in court.
Mixed into the massive piles of papers, pictures and CD's is the prosecutors' strategy to convict Casey.
On Wednesday, prosecutors received 329 pages from the defense.
But their strategy is becoming clear in just five pages.
It's their list of 12 expert witnesses and what they'll testify about.
One of the defense experts is Dr. Werner Spitz.
He did a second autopsy on Caylee.
The defense documents reveal that Spitz "found no signs of trauma and could not find a cause of death."
Spitz would also potentially rebut the testimony of Orange County Chief Medical Examiner Jan Garavaglia, who ruled that the manner of Caylee's death was homicide caused by "undetermined means."
Dr. Timothy Huntington, a forensic entomologist, is another defense expert.
The defense documents reveal Huntington would counter testimony from the state's expert entomologist, except Huntington agrees with two parts of the state's expert report.
* "Caylee Marie Anthony's body decomposed at another location and not the recovery site.”
* “There were NO coffin flies found in the trunk of the Pontiac Sunfire.”
Next week, prosecutors will have to hand over a similar list to the defense of experts who haven't prepared reports in this case.
The depositions of these experts will continue into the new year.
Both sides are expected back in court next Monday for a status hearing in the case.
Casey will not be attending unless the judge decides otherwise.
i tell you what, bozo is doing his client no favors by making sure a jury hates him and her both.
Thursday, December 16, 2010
Newly-released documents in the Case Against Casey Anthony shed light on the defense's strategy.
Casey's defense team Wednesday revealed a great deal about their defense strategy, attempting to vindicate the young mother accused of killing her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee.
If prosecutors can't prove Caylee was murdered, that would have serious implications on Casey's alleged guilt.
The documents are showing us, among other things, that one expert will try to refute the medical examiner’s findings that Caylee died as a result of homicide.
To date, prosecutors have handed over 23,589 pages of discovery.
It’s evidence they may present in court.
Mixed into the massive piles of papers, pictures and CD's is the prosecutors' strategy to convict Casey.
On Wednesday, prosecutors received 329 pages from the defense.
But their strategy is becoming clear in just five pages.
It's their list of 12 expert witnesses and what they'll testify about.
One of the defense experts is Dr. Werner Spitz.
He did a second autopsy on Caylee.
The defense documents reveal that Spitz "found no signs of trauma and could not find a cause of death."
Spitz would also potentially rebut the testimony of Orange County Chief Medical Examiner Jan Garavaglia, who ruled that the manner of Caylee's death was homicide caused by "undetermined means."
Dr. Timothy Huntington, a forensic entomologist, is another defense expert.
The defense documents reveal Huntington would counter testimony from the state's expert entomologist, except Huntington agrees with two parts of the state's expert report.
* "Caylee Marie Anthony's body decomposed at another location and not the recovery site.”
* “There were NO coffin flies found in the trunk of the Pontiac Sunfire.”
Next week, prosecutors will have to hand over a similar list to the defense of experts who haven't prepared reports in this case.
The depositions of these experts will continue into the new year.
Both sides are expected back in court next Monday for a status hearing in the case.
Casey will not be attending unless the judge decides otherwise.