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The judge accused both sides of not being professional after all the back-and-forth over legal issues; the Defense's strategy in was to counter the claims the prosecution made about how Caylee Anthony died.
The defense wanted to challenge how investigators processed the crime scene.
The forensic botanist who testified for the defense had a timeline that differed drastically from the state's.
The defense called in its own DNA expert to review DNA in Casey Anthony's car and the crime scene where Caylee's remains were discovered.
The jury had heard from multiple scientists already on what may or may not have happened to Caylee Anthony.
The crime scene was staged. That's what prosecutors said about the fatal attack on Brenda Powell. Investigators came across blood found in different areas of the home. They said it looked like it was made to appear that an intruder had broken in and killed her. Jurors listened to more detailed testimony from Lieutenant David Whiddon, the lead investigator on the case. The defendant pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity claiming she had a psychotic break during the attack.
The Defense had questions for the lead investigator who looked deeper into Sydney Powell's background. Jurors were given the timeline of events leading up to the murder of her mother, Brenda. The lead investigator in the case was testifying. Lieutenant David Whiddon was presenting a story of a student who flunked out of college and then attacked her mother when she found out.
Prosecutors rested their case. Now it was up to the Defense to try to convince the jury that mental illness caused her to attack her mother, Brenda Powell. The Defense's first witness was the defendant's grandmother, who was also the victim's mother. Jurors heard more about the medication Sydney Powell was taking. This was all during her grandmother's testimony where she shared details about family life over the years.