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Caylee's grandmother was back on the stand to talk about how she would swim in the family pool; Casey Anthony claimed she did not kill her daughter; she said Caylee accidentally drowned.
Caylee's grandmother was back on the stand to talk about how she would swim in the family pool; Casey Anthony claimed she did not kill her daughter; she said Caylee accidentally drowned.
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S1, EP149 "The Emotional Brother and Uncle"Casey Anthony's brother Lee testified about being left out of things related to Casey's pregnancy and the birth of Caylee; the defense had shifted from science to the family drama.
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S1, EP148 "Accidental Drowning"Caylee's grandmother was back on the stand to talk about how she would swim in the family pool; Casey Anthony claimed she did not kill her daughter; she said Caylee accidentally drowned.
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