Casey Anthony's attorney questions four more people today

Casey Anthony's attorney questions four more people today

Casey Anthony's attorney, Jose Baez, will interview three corrections officers and a private investigator

Sarah Lundy |Sentinel Staff Writer8:35 AM EDT, April 2, 2009

Today marks day three of depositions in the Casey Anthony criminal case.

Her attorney, Jose Baez, is scheduled to question - under oath - three Orange County Corrections officers and a private investigator who volunteered his services to the Anthony family.

He's going to interview them at the State Attorney's Office at the Orange County Courthouse. The depositions are not open to the public.

Casey Anthony, 23, is charged with first-degree murder in the death of her daughter, Caylee Marie, whose remains were found in a wooded area near her family home on Dec. 11.

Orange County Corrections Lt. Billy Richardson - He was involved with taking Casey Anthony to the medical facility the day the child's remains were found.

Here's the list of those to be questioned today:

Orange County Corrections Lt. Tammy Uncer - She told investigators about a conversation she heard between Casey Anthony and Baez . Uncer also talked about Casey Anthony's medical history while in the jail.

Orange County Corrections Officer Marlene Baker - While in jail, Casey Anthony gave her a letter addressed to then-Sheriff Kevin Beary. In the Aug. 14 note, Casey Anthony asked the sheriff to set up a meeting between her and her father, George Anthony.

Baker gave the note to Sgt. Dennis Moonsammy, who was questioned by Baez on Tuesday.

Private investigator Jim Hoover - He has 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.

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