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The defense introduced testing that contradicted a state expert's testimony.
The defense introduced testing that contradicted a state expert's testimony.
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S1, EP139 "Defense Refutes State's Evidence"The defense challenged the state's experts by re-examining the very reports they completed on key evidence.
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S1, EP140 "Lineup of FBI Examiners Continue"The defense tried to contradict the state's experts in Caylee Anthony's death; the FBI examiners who reviewed the hair and fiber in Casey Anthony's car were brought back to the stand to testify.
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S1, EP142 "Scientists Break Down the Evidence"The jury heard about the remains of Caylee Anthony from experts from a range of fields like botany, entomology, anthropology and geology.
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S1, EP138 "Traces of Chloroform"The Defense's case challenged the prosecution's assertion that chloroform was used in the killing of Caylee Anthony.
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S1, EP137 "Chemistry Professor Testifies"A college professor was added to the list of scientists who would give jurors yet more perspective to what may have happened to Caylee Marie Anthony.
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