Defense Files Motion Demanding EquuSearch Docs

Defense Files Motion Demanding EquuSearch Docs

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There was more action in the case against Casey Anthony Monday. Late Monday afternoon, Casey's defense team filed another motion (read) demanding all Texas EquuSearch paperwork regarding the search for Caylee Anthony.

DOCUMENT: Motion To Obtain EquuSearch Paperwork

Read more: http://www.wftv.com/news/21703879/detail.html

Casey Anthony defense: Equusearch volunteers searched remains site, found nothing

By Drew Petrimoulx @ November 24, 2009 1:01 PM

The battle between Casey Anthony's defense and Texas Equusearch rages on with a new motion filed in court Monday.

The defense has argued for a complete list of participants in searches for Caylee Anthony, a task Equusearch says is invasive for the searchers and a finanical burden to the group.Equusearch said only 32 people actually searched in area where Caylee Anthony's remains were found, while the defense argued there were many more.
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In the latest motion, the Anthony defense identifies two volunteers who say they searched the area and were not included in the list of 32.

Read more: http://wdbo.com/localnews/2009/11/casey-anthony-defense-equusear.html

Video Report: http://www.wesh.com/video/21703670/index.html

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Rainfall Analysis for Conditions on August 11, 2008

November 24th, 2009

I was asked to perform the same calculations for August 11th, when Roy Kronk made his first phone call reporting something suspicious. For this analysis I kept all parameters the same. I also remained consistent in that I took the rainfall for the 14 days preceding August 11th. The total rainfall for that period was 1.01 inches. That would have filled the basin to 4.22 inches of water, including run-off. It takes 9.6 inches of water depth for the water to raise to the next topographical level. The following two graphs show the difference between August 11th, 2008, and September 1st, 2008.

August 11, 2008 – Caylee’s Remains would not have been submerged





September 1, 2008 – Caylee’s Remains would have been under 1-3/4′ of water (that's 1 and 3/4 feet)




Valhall.

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