Depositions planned in Casey Anthony criminal case

Depositions planned in Casey Anthony criminal case

Casey Anthony's attorney plans to question corrections officers, investigators and others

Sarah Lundy |Sentinel Staff Writer11:45 AM EDT, March 31, 2009

This week will be busy with depositions in Casey Anthony criminal case.

Times have changed -- and seem to keep changing -- but paperwork filed in the court show an interview planned for today with an Orange County Corrections Sgt. Dennis Moonsammy.

Casey Anthony, 23, is charged with first-degree murder in the death of her daughter, Caylee Marie, whose remains were found in December in a wooded area near the Anthony home.

The depositions -- questioning under oath -- are not open to the public.

So far, Thursday has three more Corrections officers on the list as well as private investigator Jim Hoover, who volunteered his services to the Anthony family. He told investigators he went with private investigator Dominic Casey in November to the same wooded area where Caylee's remains were found a month later. They found nothing. Dominic Casey never told Hoover were the tip came from.

Friday has Alex Roberts, who is the supervisor of Orange County meter reader Roy Kronk. Kronk discovered Caylee's remains on Dec. 11.

In the afternoon, Orange County Sheriff's Investigator Awilda McBryde is set to be questioned under oath. She is an investigator with the missing persons unit. McBryde spoke with Zenaida Gonzalez, a 38-year-old Kissimmee mother of six, about whether she knew Casey Anthony.

Gonzalez said she did not. Casey Anthony told detectives a nanny with the name Zenaida Fernandez-Gonzalez has her child.

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