Latest Casey Evidence Includes Syringe Photos, FBI Test Details

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Wednesday, February 17, 2010 4:26:33 AM Tools:
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Reported by Jacqueline Fell
ORLANDO -- Pictures of evidence, including a car seat and syringe, are the latest photos and documents released by the state in their case against Casey Anthony.
So what do they mean and will it sink Casey's defense?
Included in the three CD-ROMs released Tuesday are photos of a Gatorade bottle, syringe, brown liquid, toilet paper and a baby doll that may have belonged to Caylee Anthony.

Documents Released Tuesday:

• Engineer's Report Of Crime Scene
  
• Casey Anthony Wage Records
  
• Photos of duct tape on poster
  
• Photos of Casey Anthony playing a guitar for Caylee Anthony
  
• FBI DNA Analysis Quality Assurance Manual
  
• General Chemical Drug Analysis
  
• Identification methods for general unknowns
  
• Mitrochondrial DNA Analysis Protocol
  
• General Approach For Tape Casework
  
• FTIR Analysis of Paints, Tapes and Polymers
  
• SEM Analysis of Paints, Tapes and Polymers
  
• X-Ray Diffraction Analysis of Tapes
  
• Paint 500 Macroscopic and Microscopic Examination of Tape Evidence
  
• Toxicology Procedure 104 Guidelines for Comparison of Mass Spectra
  
• Toxicology Procedure 208 Extraction and Analysis in Hair
  
• Toxicology Procedure 211 Benzodiazepine Screening in Hair
  Experts on both sides are looking for any clue to show how Caylee was killed.
  To our eyes, there might not seem to be anything with the pictures.
  However, under the microscope to the experts, it could be what's harboring the smallest of detail that could crack the case.
  The FBI is doing thorough analysis and they're testing for anything and everything.
  "The state will want to say you take each piece of the puzzle and when you look at the big picture, which in this case is five or 10,000 piece puzzle, it points in only one direction, whereas the defense is going to have to take apart every piece of the puzzle," Jay said.
  While there's no date set when the case will head to trial, prosecutors and the defense agree they could be ready sometime in 2012.