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The ex-boyfriend of the defendant returns to testify; he states that Casey Anthony stayed at his apartment during the month-long span when baby Caylee's disappeared.
The ex-boyfriend of the defendant returns to testify; he states that Casey Anthony stayed at his apartment during the month-long span when baby Caylee's disappeared.
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FL v. Anthony
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FL v. Anthony
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FL v. Anthony
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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
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