Caylee Anthony. NO JUSTICE

[Lady Cop]

still going on. i am trying to follow, but my goddamn power keeps going out.


July 12, 2011

WFTV
ORLANDO, Fla. -- Investigators who worked on the Casey Anthony case are holding a press conference on Tuesday.

The detectives from the Orange County Sheriff's Office, who worked many long, hard hours searching for Caylee Anthony for six months after Casey now admits she was dead, shared their thoughts and feelings with reporters at the sheriff's headquarters.

Seven investigators who searched for Caylee and processed the evidence against Casey, including the crime scene investigators, cadaver dog handler and the computer crimes expert, answered WFTV's questions about the investigation.

Orange County Sheriff's Detective Yuri Melich, who was the lead investigator in the murder case, was among the sheriff's officers who were finally able to tell their stories now that the case is closed.

"She never said it was an accident," Melich said. "She wouldn't tell us the truth."

Melich and Sgt. John Allen were the ones who took Casey to Universal Studios to see how far she'd take her lies about what happened to Caylee. They questioned her extensively, only to have her dig in her heels and cling to her lies.

Sgt. Eric Edwards, who questioned Casey the day she was indicted for first-degree murder, also answered reporters' questions.

Also, among those who spoke are the crime scene investigators who processed Casey's car, the officers at the scene where Caylee's remains were found and at the Anthonys' home. The computer crimes detective who traced the searches for chloroform, neck-breaking and other topics related to death and injury, which investigators say were done by Casey as she planned how to kill her daughter Caylee three months before she died, also spoke at the conference.

Yuri