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The character and behavior of defendant Casey Anthony were important details for the jury to know about it during those fateful weeks of June 2008; the defendant's change in living arrangements happened at the time baby Caylee was last seen alive.
The character and behavior of defendant Casey Anthony were important details for the jury to know about it during those fateful weeks of June 2008; the defendant's change in living arrangements happened at the time baby Caylee was last seen alive.
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FL v. Anthony
S1, EP21 "Baby Missing Mom Hanging Out With Friends"Casey Anthony hung out with friends in the early part of summer 2008; around the same time her baby Caylee Marie Anthony was missing.
FL v. Anthony
S1, EP22 "Abandoned White Car"Casey Anthony's car was found abandoned in the parking lot of a local check cashing store.
FL v. Anthony
S1, EP23 "Tow Yard"Casey Anthony's white car was towed to a local tow yard; her parents came to the tow yard to pick up the car after getting the notice that it was impounded.
FL v. Anthony
S1, EP24 "Impounded Car"The manager of a local tow yard recalls walking with the defendant's parents to retrieve the impounded car Casey Anthony was driving; he recalls a foul odor.
FL v. Anthony
S1, EP22 "Abandoned White Car"Casey Anthony's car was found abandoned in the parking lot of a local check cashing store.
FL v. Anthony
S1, EP21 "Baby Missing Mom Hanging Out With Friends"Casey Anthony hung out with friends in the early part of summer 2008; around the same time her baby Caylee Marie Anthony was missing.
FL v. Anthony
S1, EP20 "Casey's Dysfunctional Home Life"The fiancée of the defendant's brother testifies for the state; she testified to communications with Casey Anthony leading up to the moment Caylee went missing; the jury hears more on the dysfunction of Casey's life.
FL v. Anthony
S1, EP19 "Casey's Changing Behaviors"The character and behavior of defendant Casey Anthony were important details for the jury to know about it during those fateful weeks of June 2008; the defendant's change in living arrangements happened at the time baby Caylee was last seen alive.
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