Trial Coverage and Discussion Only ~ Day 33 ~ July 1, 2011

Renewed Motion for Mistrial
Denied

Motion (Finnell) still being reserved by HHJP

Judge hearing Motion for Aquittal
DENIED

TrialNotes Trial Notes
Phone conference tomorrow to go over jury instructions. Court will resume 8:30 Sunday morning

Day 33 witnesses

John Camperlengo

John is the chief compliance officer for Gentiva Heath, the former employer of Cindy Anthony. He explained that each unique employee has a unique computer login and profile.

He was asked by Orange County Sheriff's deputies to retrieve phone records, computer activity and other records from Cindy Anthony's work computer from the week of March 17, 2008.

Records show Cindy Anthony was logged in to her work station on March 17, 2008 from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. (Eastern time) and every day through March 21, 2008.

More records admitted into evidence show Cindy was active in the system on March 17, 2008 from 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. ET. She was also active March 21, 2008 from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. ET.

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Deborah Polisano

Deborah was Cindy Anthony's supervisor at Gentiva Health in Winter Park.

She testified that Cindy was a good employee and did not have access to work in the work system from home.

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Bruce Goldberger

Bruce Goldberger is a University of Florida toxicology expert who testified that nothing was found in the skull cavity of the remains of Caylee Anthony to suggest decomposition of the brain.

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Dr. Michael Warren

Dr. Michael Warren was recalled to the stand for the second time. He testified about the autopsy of the skull, saying there is no protocol for opening the skull in remains, saying it's unnecessary. He said sawing open a skull isn't the best practice.

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Kevin Stenger

Sgt. Kevin Stenger is a computer crimes supervisor for the Orange County Sheriff's Office. This was his third time testifying during this trial.

Stenger testified that deleted Internet history from the Anthony home was from March 4-21, 2008.

He said he found a good search specific for "neck breaking." He said that was not a result of a pop-up but of a human specifically entering that search term in the search box.

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Sandra Osborne

Sandra Osborne is a computer crimes examiner for the Orange County Sheriff's Office. This was her third time testifying during this trial.

Osborne said she was asked to search the hard drive for specific keywords including bamboo. This is because Cindy testified that she thought her dogs were eating bamboo leaves and getting sleepy.

The searches turned up results to bamboo, but they were for figurines, flooring and tiki bars.

Osborne testified that she found only one reference to "chlorophyll" and it was in a dictionary file.

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Yuri Melich

Yuri Melich was on the stand for the eighth time during the Casey Anthony trial.

Melich said there were no calls from Cindy Anthony to George Anthony during the week of June 16, 2008. There were also no calls from the Anthony home to George's cell phone during that time period. He also said there were no calls from Cindy's cell to George's cell during that time frame.

Jose Baez asked Melich if he was aware George had more than one cell phone, Melich said no. He was never asked to look at cell phone records of George Anthony's work phone.

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