Documents Released 2-18-09

Text of Casey's Diary Page:

I have no regrets, just a bit worried. I just want for everything to work out ok. I completely trust my own judgment. I know that I made the right decision. I just hope the end justifies the means. I just want to know what the future will hold for me. I guess I will soon see. This is the happiest I have been in a very long time. I hope that my happiness will continue to grow. I’ve made new friends that I really like. I’ve surrounded myself with good people. I am finally happy, let’s just hope that it doesn’t change.
Dated June 21st, opposite side of page reads “Every day is a new beginning” and “Carpe Diem – Seize the Day.”

Investigators conducted a search warrant at Anthony's Hopespring Drive home after the Caylee's remains were found. Here are some of the items seized: - Nine pair of women's shoes from Casey Anthony's closet - A white/red heart-shaped sticker backing with sticker removed that was found in a shoe box in Casey Anthony's dresser. - A sheet for red heart-shaped stickers with the three remaining on the page found in a red folder in her dresser. - A sheet for multi-colored heart-shaped stickers in a black binder in her dresser. - Two white-rimmed plastic children's sunglasses. - Two pair of children's denim shorts -- size 24M - Three denim children's skorts - one 3T and two 24M - Miscellaneous doll clothing - Five pairs of children shoes - One black garbage bag found inside a suitcase in the garage area - Two handwritten notes from a chest in Caylee's room - Some muscle-relaxers and anti-anxiety medications were taken from the master bathroom that were prescribed to Cindy Anthony.

# Investigator interview from Casey friend Michelle: "Michelle believed Casey was lying about her job. Michelle says Casey did not want her mother to find out about the bad things she's done. When asked to elaborate about what "bad things" these were, her alleged second pregnancy and a party she planned to throw at the Hopespring address that Cynthis did not know about."
# Investigator interview from Casey friend Michelle: "In February or March of 2007 Casey told Michelle that she had been pregnant with Brandon's child and later had a miscarriage. While pregnant, Casey shared this with Lee who in turn told Cynthia. Michelle said that Cynthia was very upset with this news. Michelle doubts Casey was ever pregnant."
# Ivestigator interview from Casey friend Annie: Casey told Annie that her mother Cynthia was a "horrible" person who was trying to control her life and take Caylee away from her. Casey said Cynthia wanted Caylee to call her "mom" instead of "grand mom".

Finally! Links to the actual documents!

http://www.wftv.com/news/18739816/detail.html#-

Just reading the docs...a few notes...

Investigators found a book in Casey’s room, “The Complete and Authoritative Guide Caring for your Baby and Young Child.” The book was not taken into evidence, but several pages that had been bookmarked were photographed. Some of the bookmarked pages dealt with tantrums and, “How to hold the line.” From the Supplemental report, page 6.

On December 20th, when a search warrant was being served, Cindy makes the statement in the presence of officers that one of Caylee’s Winnie the Pooh blankets was missing. Supplemental report, page 9.

In front of Corporal Edwards, Cynthia makes the statement, “I had people walk that area month ago,” meaning the area where the body was discovered. Cynthia states there was nothing in that area then. Supplemental report, page 9

Also, according to investigators, the skull could not have "fallen" out of the bag, it had been in "that" position for quite some time."

http://www.wftv.com/_blank/18740699/detail.html

Annie first learned Caylee was missing when she received a message from Lee on her MySpace asking if she had heard anything from Casey, or did she know where Caylee was? This was on or about JULY 3rd. Annie texted Casey, who in turn wrote back that Lee was crazy and everything was fine.

3:50 p.m. A spokeswoman for Casey Anthony's defense attorney just issued a statement in response to the hundreds of pages of legal documents released earlier today by prosecutors.

"According to defense lawyers for Casey Anthony, the State's forensic report on duct tape, plastic bags and other items is a one-sided law enforcement-generated report and is biased and speculative," spokeswoman Marti Mackenzie stated in an e-mail.

"It uses 'junk science,' the kind of flawed comparative analysis that the two-year study by National Academy of Sciences released today."

Mackenzie, who represents Kissimmee lawyer Jose Baez, also released comments from defense co-counsel Linda Kenney Baden.

Baden addressed the duct tape evidence detailed in the legal documents: "Not only is this brand of tape the most widely sold in the United States, the State is relying on comparative analysis just like comparisons exposed as flawed in the study of bullet lead in 2004. These chemical studies have put hundreds of innocent people in jail."

Mackenzie's statement also noted, from Baez, that no finger prints were found on the duct tape.