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The Defense's key witness recalled the time he discovered Caylee Anthony's remains in that wooded area in her neighborhood.
The Defense's key witness recalled the time he discovered Caylee Anthony's remains in that wooded area in her neighborhood.
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S1, EP165 "All About Roy Kronk"Juror listened to more testimony from the defense's key witness who discovered Caylee Anthony's remains.
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S1, EP166 "Caylee in the Wooded Area"The state cross-examined the utility worker who was the first to discover Caylee Anthony's remains in a wooded area in her neighborhood.
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S1, EP167 "Challenging The Death Penalty Charge"The Defense stated that the State's death penalty law was unconstitutional, after a recent court decision.
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S1, EP168 "Defense Challenges Caylee's Grandfather"Things got chippy between Casey Anthony's father and the lead defense attorney Jose Baez; the lawyer asked questions about the months Caylee was missing and how George interacted with Casey while she was in jail.
FL v. Anthony
S1, EP164 "Defense's Key Witness Testifies"The Defense's key witness recalled the time he discovered Caylee Anthony's remains in that wooded area in her neighborhood.
FL v. Anthony
S1, EP163 "The Guy Who Found Caylee's Remains"Kronk testified that he saw suspicious activity in the area months before and told police about it.
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S1, EP162 "An Affair During The Volunteer Search"A search volunteer who helped look for Caylee Anthony took the fifth on the stand.
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S1, EP161 "The Investigator and a Search Volunteer"Jurors heard more from a private investigator, hired by Casey Anthony's parents; they wanted him to look for clues to where Caylee could be when she went missing.
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