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The defense wanted to challenge how investigators processed the crime scene.
The defense wanted to challenge how investigators processed the crime scene.
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S1, EP128 "More Scientists Chime In"The forensic botanist who testified for the defense had a timeline that differed drastically from the state's.
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S1, EP127 "Things Left Out"The defense wanted to challenge how investigators processed the crime scene.
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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.
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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.
