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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, EP136 "FBI's Geologist and Toxicologist"A geologist working for the FBI testified for the defense; she was among the many scientists telling jurors about Caylee Anthony's remains that were found in a wooded area near her home.
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S1, EP135 "Clues in the Car Trunk"The chemist who tested air samples from the trunk of Casey Anthony's car had more to tell the jury.
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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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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, EP135 "Clues in the Car Trunk"The chemist who tested air samples from the trunk of Casey Anthony's car had more to tell the jury.
FL v. Anthony
S1, EP134 "Analysis From the Chemist"The defense introduced testing that contradicted a state expert's testimony.
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S1, EP133 "Chloroform"The strategy for Casey Anthony's team was to counter the state's claims of how and why Caylee was killed, but also to give jurors enough testimony to raise reasonable doubt.
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S1, EP132 "Details into the DNA Testing"The DNA expert for the defense wasn't done testifying yet. Analysis was done on Caylee Anthony's remains and it told a story of foul play. The jury would decide whether Caylee's death was intentional murder by her mother, Casey Anthony. Jurors learned about the process of extracting known DNA profiles, thanks to the defense's expert. Casey Anthony's lawyers are trying to knock down the state's claim that she was involved in murdering her daughter Caylee and disposing of her body.
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