Equusearch Records May Bring Anthony To Court

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ORLANDO, Fla. --

Defense attorneys for Casey Anthony made a quick
entrance and exit Friday at the office of the lawyer for Texas
EquuSearch.The attorneys reportedly left after the news media
showed up.Officials with EquuSearch said they now plan to try to
break the standoff with Anthony's defense team in court.A source
said officials with Texas EquuSearch want the new judge in the case,
Belvin Perry, to weigh in because they're they are fed up with playing
the waiting game with Anthony's defense.For more than eight
months, officials with Texas EquuSearch have waged an epic legal battle
have fought to keep private records of Central Florida residents who
answered their call for help.Those searches ended Dec. 11, 2008,
with the discovery of Caylee Anthony's bones along Suburban Drive.In
August 2009, Anthony's defense team won the right to review records of
those who searched closest to the location where Caylee's remains were
found.Anthony's attorneys claim at least two of those searchers
looked in the very spot where Caylee's remains were found and saw
nothing. That would back up their claim that someone else put the
remains there after Anthony was indicted on murder charges and jailed on
Oct. 14, 2008.A source said EquuSearch plans to file legal
paperwork to have the judge order Anthony's defense to review the
records and be done with it.EquuSearch attorney Mark NeJame would
not comment on what the group is planning.