Casey Anthony trial: Computer searched for 'ruptured spleen', 'death' and 'internal bleeding'
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Casey Anthony trial: Computer searched for 'ruptured spleen', 'death' and 'internal bleeding'
Casey Anthony trial: Computer searched for 'ruptured spleen', 'death' and 'internal bleeding'
By Anthony Colarossi, Orlando Sentinel
6:50 p.m. EDT, June 8, 2011
Several witnesses this afternoon have given testimony about searches for "chloroform" on computers confiscated from Casey Anthony's home, as well as other digital information pulled from cellphones, other computers and cameras.
Witness John Dennis Bradley, the CEO and founder of SiQuest Corporation, revealed that someone searched the following terms on Google and Wikipedia:
•Internal bleeding
•Ruptured spleen
•Death
•Self-defense
•Chest trauma
•Inhalation
•Chloroform
•Hand to hand combat
Bradley used his computer program to reconstruct Internet history records from the Anthony's desktop hard drive.
He explained there were searches for "chloroform" in Google and Wikipedia. Bradley also said someone searched a misspelled version of the word: "chloroform."
"How to make chloraform?" was the Google search. And the result came back with correct spelling..
"I believe that some of these items might have been actually bookmarked," Bradley says.
More: http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/local/crime/os-casey-anthony-trial-day-13-20110608,0,14929.story
By Anthony Colarossi, Orlando Sentinel
6:50 p.m. EDT, June 8, 2011
Several witnesses this afternoon have given testimony about searches for "chloroform" on computers confiscated from Casey Anthony's home, as well as other digital information pulled from cellphones, other computers and cameras.
Witness John Dennis Bradley, the CEO and founder of SiQuest Corporation, revealed that someone searched the following terms on Google and Wikipedia:
•Internal bleeding
•Ruptured spleen
•Death
•Self-defense
•Chest trauma
•Inhalation
•Chloroform
•Hand to hand combat
Bradley used his computer program to reconstruct Internet history records from the Anthony's desktop hard drive.
He explained there were searches for "chloroform" in Google and Wikipedia. Bradley also said someone searched a misspelled version of the word: "chloroform."
"How to make chloraform?" was the Google search. And the result came back with correct spelling..
"I believe that some of these items might have been actually bookmarked," Bradley says.
More: http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/local/crime/os-casey-anthony-trial-day-13-20110608,0,14929.story
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