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A leading expert in the field of forensic chemistry reviewed evidence that the state said linked Caylee Anthony to the trunk of her mother's car.
Cindy Anthony said on the stand that she made computer searches about chloroform months before Caylee disappeared.
The defense's computer expert testified about her evaluation of the Anthony family computer.
The lead FBI agent on the case took the stand; Nick Savage and other federal agents were called to investigate the out-of-state leads that came in about Caylee Anthony.
Cindy Anthony was asked to confirm photos of Caylee with family members.
Caylee's grandmother was back on the stand to talk about how she would swim in the family pool; Casey Anthony claimed she did not kill her daughter; she said Caylee accidentally drowned.
Jurors learned about the correlation between mental illness and violence. This was the main issue in Sydney Powell's case where her defense claimed she had a psychotic break and went into a catatonic state when she attacked her mother, Brenda. Dr. Robin Belcher-Timme, a forensic psychologist, claimed Sydney was not faking her symptoms. Her defense tried to convince jurors that a mental illness led to the stabbing of her mother, Brenda, while her mom was on the phone.
The Defense rested its case to the jury. Now it was time for the state's rebuttal. Prosecutors called one witness in their rebuttal case. Dr. Silvia O'Bradovich, a clinical psychologist, testified that she interviewed Sydney Powell for two hours and diagnosed her with borderline personality traits and unspecified anxiety disorder and concluded that she was malingering. Dr. O'Bradovich dismissed the claim that the defendant suffers from schizophrenia.