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The defense's forensic pathologist claimed that there was information missing from the autopsy report of Caylee Marie Anthony.
The defense's forensic pathologist claimed that there was information missing from the autopsy report of Caylee Marie Anthony.
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S1, EP123 "What About the Skull?"An internationally renowned forensic pathologist claimed the state's medical examiner did not do a complete autopsy on Caylee Anthony.
FL v. Anthony
S1, EP124 "Pathologist Rips State's Autopsy Report"The defense's forensic pathologist claimed that there was information missing from the autopsy report of Caylee Marie Anthony.
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S1, EP125 "No More Gotcha Moments"Judge Belvin Perry claimed the defense attempted to bring in an opinion of an expert witness on Caylee Anthony's remains but it had not been shared with the prosecution.
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S1, EP126 "Digging Deep In The Evidence"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.
FL v. Anthony
S1, EP124 "Pathologist Rips State's Autopsy Report"The defense's forensic pathologist claimed that there was information missing from the autopsy report of Caylee Marie Anthony.
FL v. Anthony
S1, EP123 "What About the Skull?"An internationally renowned forensic pathologist claimed the state's medical examiner did not do a complete autopsy on Caylee Anthony.
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S1, EP121 "Defense's Forensic Anthropologist"The defense's forensic anthropologist took the stand and told jurors that he was an unpaid consultant helping defend Casey Anthony.
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