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A leading expert in the field of forensic chemistry reviewed evidence that the state said linked Caylee Anthony to the trunk of her mother's car.
A leading expert in the field of forensic chemistry reviewed evidence that the state said linked Caylee Anthony to the trunk of her mother's car.
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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, EP141 "The Case of FBI Examiners"The FBI examiner who specialized in hair and fiber explained to the jury the conditions of the hair found at the crime scene.
FL v. Anthony
S1, EP143 "Forensic Expert on the Evidence"A leading expert in the field of forensic chemistry reviewed evidence that the state said linked Caylee Anthony to the trunk of her mother's car.
FL v. Anthony
S1, EP144 "Back to the Computer Searches"Cindy Anthony said on the stand that she made computer searches about chloroform months before Caylee disappeared.
FL v. Anthony
S1, EP141 "The Case of FBI Examiners"The FBI examiner who specialized in hair and fiber explained to the jury the conditions of the hair found at the crime scene.
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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, 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, 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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