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0:05with regret I'm here to inform you that
0:08the skeletal remains found on December
0:1011th are those of the missing toddler
0:13Caylee Anthony the manner of death in
0:16this case is homicide it's the story
0:22that transfixed the nation an adorable
0:25two-year-old girl dad this is a child
0:28that was just dumped in the woods like a
0:30piece of trash
0:31a young hard-partying mother accused of
0:34being the killer in a verdict that stuns
0:39millions we the jury find the defendant
0:42not guilty but for all the media
0:46coverage interviews and legal testimony
0:49the whole story of Caylee Anthony hasn't
0:52been told until now for the first time
0:57we'll see the case through the eyes of
0:59dr. Jan Garibaldi Anna
1:01the medical examiner in charge of Talese
1:03autopsy and the star expert witness at
1:06her mother's trial this childhood duct
1:08tape over at floor faith in the main
1:11target of the defense attorneys attacks
1:13he has a nerve to call my work shoddy
1:18dr. G will expose intimate details never
1:21before revealed I just can't believe
1:24that actually that didn't come off the
1:26trial there's a lot more to this story
1:27than you guys have ever ever met and try
1:31to answer the question still on
1:33everyone's mind what happened to Kate
1:37the Anthony and it was really a
1:39horrendous piece of information
1:52911 what's your emergency
1:54the strange tragic case of little Caylee
1:57Anthony begins at 8:08 p.m. on July 15th
2:012008 with a panic rot 911
2:11Anthony Anthony the caller is Caylee
2:18Anthony's grandmother Cindy and the
2:21story she begins to tell police is
2:23astounding disturbing but also riddled
2:27with details that seemed to make no
2:29sense at all
2:37Caylee Marie Anthony is born August 9th
2:402005 in Orlando Florida
2:43her mother Casey is just 19 and still
2:47living at home with her own parents
2:49George and Cindy Anthony Caylee is a
2:52very happy child she called her
2:54grandfather Jojo she loved to swim
2:58she clearly looked like a very happy
3:01child
3:02[Music]
3:06in June of 2008 according to Cindy Casey
3:11tells her that she needs to go to
3:12Jacksonville for work and she's going to
3:15take Kayla with her she told them she
3:17had a job she told them she worked at
3:20Universal Studios several weeks pass
3:23without incident then on July 15th 2008
3:27things take an unexpected turn Cindy and
3:31George Anthony discovered that their
3:33daughter's car was abandoned at a strip
3:35mall parking lot and has been towed to
3:37an impound lot in Orlando but what is
3:41KC's car doing in Orlando when she's
3:44supposed to be in Jacksonville unable to
3:47reach his daughter
3:48KC's father George claims the car from
3:50the impound lot it's a trip that brings
3:53an unsettling discovery when he got to
3:56the Pontiac at the Recker yard it
3:58wreaked he was a former law enforcement
4:00officer George knows when a dead body
4:03smells like and he really thought to
4:05himself I really hope paleo or KC I'm
4:09not gonna find them in this trunk
4:11George opens the trunk and finds a bag
4:14of trash for the moment he's relieved
4:17but they still haven't heard from KC
4:20Cindy Anthony was able to track down KC
4:23at her boyfriend's house that's when
4:26Casey told her that Caylee was missing
4:28she had been gone for 30 days she was
4:35supposedly kidnapped by a nanny
4:40that's when Cindy calls 9-1-1 Cindy goes
4:51on to give the 9-1-1 operator some
4:54disturbing information meanwhile Casey
5:05did get on the line and seemed rather
5:08calm can you tell me a little bit what's
5:11going on my daughter's been missing for
5:13the last 31 days why are you calling now
5:16why didn't she call 31 days ago I've
5:17been looking for her and have gone
5:20through other resources to try to find
5:22her which was stupid if my kids were
5:27gone for 31 seconds it would I freaked
5:32out
5:32I can't imagine 31 days I really don't
5:37remember when I first heard that there
5:39was a toddler missing in Orlando but you
5:42couldn't help but knowing about it
5:44it became a huge news story in this
5:47community detective URI Mellish is
5:53assigned to the case when he arrives at
5:56the Anthony's home his first priority is
5:58to get information about the nanny who
6:00Casey claims has abducted her daughter
6:03you took Casey to babysit ourselves yes
6:07is there anything about this store that
6:09you're telling me that is untrue or is
6:11there anything that you want to change
6:12or divert from what you've already told
6:13me missing after hours of interviewing
6:16Casey police launched a full-scale
6:18investigation led by detective MELAS
6:22it begins with a visit to the home of
6:24the nanny but when police arrive
6:28the apartment is vacant the babysitter
6:32so far as anyone can determine never
6:35actually existed though she was
6:38described in great detail by Casey on
6:41more than one occasion and that's not
6:44the only thing about Casey's story that
6:46doesn't add up Casey was claiming that
6:49she worked at Universal Studios had a
6:50job as an event planner the police went
6:53to Universal and determined that in fact
6:55she didn't work there she hadn't worked
6:56there in over a year
6:58investigators proved through cellphone
7:00records that Casey never left Orlando
7:02the entire month on July 16th nearly 24
7:06hours after the 911 Casey Anthony is
7:10arrested and charged with aggravated
7:12child neglect and lying to investigators
7:16Casey denies the charge and immediately
7:19hires a lawyer Jose Baez Baez was a
7:24relatively unknown attorney Baez
7:27declares that Casey is innocent Casey
7:29doesn't know where Caylee is she was
7:36family and we're here to move forward at
7:39finding Caylee meanwhile pictures
7:43surfaced on the internet showing Casey
7:45out partying even entering a hot body
7:48contest during the time she claimed to
7:50be looking for Caylee in one photo she's
7:53showing off a new tattoo and the tattoo
7:56artist who etched bellavita or beautiful
7:58life on Casey's back two weeks after
8:01Caylee disappeared told us all Casey
8:03talked about with her new boyfriend
8:05the story of a missing little girl and
8:08the sexy photos of her mother plastered
8:10on the Internet
8:11cause an instant media frenzy when these
8:14pictures were taken on to 20th at fusion
8:16Ultra Lounge in Orlando Casey's daughter
8:19had been missing for five days we have a
8:25mother whose actions and activities are
8:28inconsistent with a mother whose child
8:31has gone missing and that she does not
8:34know where her child is or what happened
8:36to her child while Casey sits in jail
8:43authorities launch a massive hunt for
8:45her daughter George and Cindy Anthony
8:48are at the forefront of the search Cindy
8:51and George wholeheartedly believe their
8:53granddaughter is still alive and their
8:54daughter is innocent she is not dead
8:58hundreds of people came out to search
9:00for her coming up as the hunt for Caylee
9:05continues police uncover shocking new
9:09evidence that will turn the case upside
9:12down
9:17and it was really a horrendous piece of
9:20information by October of 2008
9:31two-year-old kami Anthony has been
9:33missing for four months as the search
9:36for her continues law enforcement
9:39officials conduct a forensic exam of her
9:41mother's car the vehicle had been in
9:44Casey's possession from the last time
9:46Caylee was seen until it was towed and
9:49then eventually reclaimed by the
9:51Anthony's and the police received it the
9:53police first test the air inside the
9:56trunk and detect high levels of
9:58chloroform a chemical that could be used
10:00to render someone unconscious it's an
10:03unexpected finding and it isn't long
10:05before investigators uncover even more
10:07startling evidence in the trunk a
10:09Caucasian head hair found exhibits
10:12characteristics of apparent
10:14decomposition at the root a
10:16mitochondrial DNA test goes on to say
10:18that the hair could belong to Kaylee if
10:20the report is accurate that hair would
10:22have fallen off Kaylee's dead body
10:28investigators now believe that Kaylee is
10:31dead and that at some point her dead
10:34body was in the trunk of her mother's
10:36car
10:37it's always hard to prove a murder
10:40without a body but we felt that between
10:43the odor evidence in the car and the
10:45hair and the chloroform which was found
10:48in the trunk we just felt was sufficient
10:50to give it to the grand jury
10:53[Music]
10:57with this evidence 22 year old Casey
11:00Anthony is charged with her daughter's
11:02murder an Orange County grand jury has
11:05issued an indictment on the following
11:07charges first-degree murder aggravated
11:10child abuse aggravated manslaughter of a
11:14child and four counts providing false
11:17information to a law enforcement on
11:21December 11th 2008 two months after
11:24Casey Anthony is charged with murder a
11:26meter reader from the City of Orlando
11:28named Roy crock takes a break and walks
11:32into an overgrown field some 20 feet off
11:34the road in a residential area where
11:37something catches his eye and then he
11:40must have unnoticed you know this
11:42probably is a sculpt he notifies his
11:45boss who immediately calls 911
11:48[Music]
11:52occasionally found a human skull unlike
11:55a Hodge lead detective yuri Mellish in
12:00turn calls Steve Hansen dr. G's chief
12:03investigator and Ouray said Steve we
12:06found a skeleton and I'm going okay he
12:10said we think it could be Caylee Anthony
12:13and I'm going and they're kidding me
12:16right
12:16and I turned to Steve and I said unless
12:19it's really important don't bother me
12:21with it
12:22and he goes it is they found a skeleton
12:25near the home of where Casey Anthony
12:27lived and I my heart sank
12:33once the body was discovered it was a
12:36real game-changer because there's going
12:38to be forensic evidence either
12:41associated with the body or the area
12:44where the body was found all they found
12:46is a skull of a small child they believe
12:49is a little girl Caylee Anthony who's
12:51been missing since June we knew at this
12:55point the eyes of at least Orlando were
12:58on us we didn't realize that the eyes of
13:01the country even the world were on us
13:03[Music]
13:06when I drove up to the scene it was a
13:09zoo there are media trucks there are
13:14crowds of people there are police cars
13:19dancing meets detective Mellish at the
13:21scene who leads him to a densely wooded
13:23swampy area scattered among the leaves
13:29are some small bones the skull two
13:32garbage bags and a laundry bag there are
13:35also remnants of a toddler size t-shirt
13:38and shorts along with a baby blanket it
13:42clearly had the pattern of we need to
13:45poo with piglet on its back this is
13:48clearly a baby blanket it just makes it
13:52a little sadder my first thought was
14:00let's get the right team dr. G
14:03immediately calls John Schultz a
14:05forensic anthropologist from the
14:07University of Central Florida and an
14:09expert in the recovery and
14:11identification of skeletal remains I am
14:14often called whenever there is a
14:16skeletal dispersal to work with the
14:19law-enforcement agency that's involved
14:22dr. G also calls in dr. Michael Warren a
14:25University of Florida professor and
14:27forensic anthropologist who specializes
14:30in analyzing children skeletons everyone
14:33has a specific research interest and um
14:35have some experience with juveniles with
14:39the help of the Orange County crime
14:41scene personnel dr. G and her team
14:43carefully document and recover the
14:45evidence and bones that are scattered in
14:48a radius over 30 feet there was evidence
14:53on the bones where animals had to choose
14:56remains taking parts of the skeleton
14:58away they found bones that were smaller
15:03than the nail on your little finger in
15:06dense underbrush unbelievable the job
15:12and the documentation they did when they
15:15study the location and pattern of the
15:17bones dr. G and her team make a key
15:20discovery the body of the child had to
15:23have been placed out there prior to
15:25really any significant decomposition
15:28these bones had to have been there for
15:32months and there was nothing
15:34inconsistent with them being placed
15:36there about the time she went missing
15:41and that's very important this is a
15:43child that was just dumped in the woods
15:46like a piece of trash
15:48[Music]
15:51it was my job to not only identify the
15:55body but to determine the cause of
15:58manner of death or to collect any
16:00information from that body that could
16:03help us piece together what happened dr.
16:07G sends the tibia or shin bone the most
16:10intact bone recovered to the FBI lab for
16:13identification to find out if the
16:15remains are indeed Kaylee's but the
16:18results won't come back for seven days
16:21in the meantime dr. G continues her
16:25examination whenever you do a forensic
16:28exam you have to listen to what their
16:30body's telling it coming on it would be
16:34an autopsy for the history books
16:36and one with secrets that would never
16:38make it into the newspapers toward the
16:41courtroom sometimes the body scream out
16:44what happened and sometimes they whisper
16:52[Music]
16:56in the district nine morgue in Orlando
16:59Florida
16:59and chief medical examiner dr. G turns
17:02to the evidence photos of the skeleton
17:04believed to be the missing two-year-old
17:06Caylee Anthony but one picture in
17:10particular concerns her the most it's a
17:12pretty horrendous picture this childhood
17:15duct tape over its lower face even
17:20though the glue on this duct tape has
17:22disintegrated and only the mesh remains
17:25incredibly it is still attached to the
17:28hair
17:28the air is kinda all intertwined in that
17:31mesh and it was attached to it then dr.
17:35G looks at what's under the tape lo and
17:38behold all the teeth we're still present
17:41in the man was
17:43incredible particularly with a child ja
17:48a little tiny baby teeth they don't have
17:50any roots they come right out not only
17:54are the teeth still in place but the jaw
17:57is still attached to the skull normally
18:01there's nothing holding the jaw or
18:04mandible to the skull there's nothing
18:08that keeps it together when you
18:09decompose it and for dr. G this finding
18:12is both disturbing and telling the doc
18:16gave told off then it was put there
18:19before she started decompose the
18:25question is was it over her nose was it
18:28over her mouth it was certainly in that
18:31area could I have gone out on the limb
18:34and say she suffocated with that tape I
18:37can't say for certain but that duct tape
18:41was put there for a reason
18:43[Music]
18:48dr. G and her team also inspect the
18:51skull for any signs of trauma that could
18:54give her a definitive cause of death we
18:56examined it on the outside we examine it
18:58on the inside we x-rayed it there is no
19:02reason to open it we were able to look
19:04inside that skull with a light with a
19:06mirror
19:07we do a very thorough examination and
19:13that child had no traumatic injury to
19:15the skull doctor G and her team turned
19:21their attention from the skull to the
19:23rest of the body what was really telling
19:26and this is really important is that
19:28there are reutlitz little roots growing
19:31into the bone when the roots are growing
19:34into a bone the bone has to be totally
19:37decomposed first roots don't grow into
19:40rotting flesh roots also don't go into
19:43moving objects
19:45this finding reinforces what dr. G and
19:48her team found at the scene where the
19:50remains were recovered namely that the
19:53body had been lying there for a long
19:55time about the same time Cayley went
19:58missing those bones were there for
20:01months she was stopped at the very early
20:05stages of her decomposing those are
20:08things we know by the science next the
20:13doctors take a closer look at each bone
20:15individually searching for clues about
20:18how this child died we're looking at the
20:21bones under the dissecting microscope
20:23and that was mostly the work of dr.
20:25Warren and dr. Schultz they're looking
20:27for any kind of subtle fractures old or
20:30new blows to the chest area which may be
20:36caused some hairline fractures or a
20:39knife that may be nicked the rib of
20:43anything that might help us indicate
20:46trauma hit by a car rolled over any
20:54but their detailed exam yields no
20:57definitive cause of death there was just
21:00absolutely no signs of traumatic injury
21:01to that child
21:06if we didn't find anything it didn't
21:08really mean that didn't happen still
21:12searching for a cause of death
21:13dr. G has one last place to look
21:17toxicology at least needed to be
21:20attempted and it wasn't going to be
21:22conventional toxicology conventional
21:25toxicology is we take blood or tissue
21:27samples and analyze it
21:29these were dry bones and when I mean dry
21:33bones
21:33there is no soft tissue on those bones
21:37and there is no marrow inside those
21:40cavities it's dry right as a bone we
21:45knew it was a long shot to find any kind
21:46of drugs in the bone we're trying to
21:53leave no stone unturned if there was
21:55something that could be answered from
21:58this body we want her to find it I
22:01called dr. Goldberger up at the
22:04University of Florida with a prominent
22:07toxicologist and asked if he could help
22:12we looked for illicit drugs prescription
22:15drugs over-the-counter drugs a whole
22:17wide range of features of different
22:19types of drugs we wanted to check for
22:22chloroform because we clearly knew from
22:27both the media at this point and from
22:30the police that there was some
22:32connection with chloroform
22:34if chloroform was given to Kelly it
22:38would have knocked her out traces of
22:43chloroform can linger in the air for
22:45over a month and confined spaces like
22:48the trunk of a car but it's a very
22:50different story in a body or skeleton
22:52chloroform doesn't have a half-life even
22:55of a few days so when the results come
23:01back from the lab as dr. G anticipated
23:04there's no evidence of any drugs in the
23:08end we found no chloroform no evidence
23:11of intoxicants at all in any of the
23:15samples that we evaluated could someone
23:18have given a drug or substance to Kelly
23:21and have killed her the answer is yes
23:26although I strongly suspect that it was
23:30an asphyxia type of death possibly mixed
23:33with drugs wasn't enough to give the
23:37cause of death then on December 19th the
23:43results of the DNA testing come back
23:46from the FBI they told us this is Caylee
23:49Marie Anthony the chance of someone else
23:54having that same DNA was one in two
23:57point nine trillion trillion that was
24:01good enough for me after a thorough
24:06examination in the field and in the
24:09morgue dr. G also knows the matter of
24:11Caylee's death the manner of death
24:15though is an opinion based on available
24:19information including examination of the
24:22body information from the scene as well
24:25as circumstantial evidence based on all
24:28of this the manner of death in this case
24:31is homicide
24:34I truly felt by the circumstances by the
24:38duct tape by the way she was thrown into
24:41those plastic bags and hidden and left
24:43to rot that this was a homicide I don't
24:45speak for the state I don't speak for
24:49the police I don't speak for any lawyers
24:51I don't speak for any defendants I speak
24:54to try to find the truth now with dr.
25:02G's official ruling of homicide lawyers
25:05on both sides get ready for the trial of
25:08the century coming up
25:13the prosecution reveals their disturbing
25:16theory of how Caylee was murdered why
25:18would you put duct tape over the face of
25:20a child is that still a possibility of
25:28how she died you bet
25:32[Music]
25:34on May 24th 2011 almost three years
25:39after two-year-old Caylee Anthony went
25:41missing her mother Casey is about to
25:45stand trial for murder
25:50Casey was indicted on first-degree
25:52murder charges based largely on forensic
25:54evidence some more to this story than
25:57you guys have ever have our men in South
26:00America
26:05people lined up in the middle of the
26:07night to try to get tickets for for that
26:10trial everyone wanted to try to get a
26:15glimpse of history it was clearly a
26:17media circus you see the huge crowd is
26:20the biggest crowd that has been here
26:21their deputies here sort of trying to
26:23control the chaos going into the trial
26:32many who have been following the case
26:34believe a guilty verdict is likely
26:41as difficult as it may be for anyone to
26:44accept that his mother would
26:47attentionally kill her own child from
26:51the evidence that you will hear in this
26:53case there is no other conclusion that
26:58could be drawn one of the prosecution's
27:04most compelling arguments is the fact
27:06that Casey did not report her daughter
27:08missing for 31 days no mom is not gonna
27:12know where their kid is for 31 days and
27:15not do something about it
27:17another cornerstone of the prosecution's
27:20case is Casey statement about a
27:22non-existent babysitter kidnapping
27:24Caylee
27:25she comes up with stories that had no
27:28basis in fact that were lies that it's
27:31so classic with a child death of a
27:34homicide but some of the most damning
27:37evidence the prosecution points to is
27:39from Casey's own car the dead body smell
27:43the strand of Kaylee's decomposing hair
27:45and the levels of chloroform even more
27:50alarming is the discovery that somebody
27:52in the Anthony's home looked up how to
27:54make chloroform on the computer three
27:57months before Caylee disappeared
28:02on Friday March 21st 2008 who will
28:06search conducted for how to make
28:09chloroform next their prosecution moves
28:16on to the most horrific finding the
28:19pieces of duct tape recovered from
28:21Caylee skull there are three overlapping
28:23of pieces of duct tape not one piece of
28:26duct tape but three pieces of duct tape
28:30this child was found in a field
28:34decomposed the duct tape somewhere
28:38located on the lower half of this face
28:42why would someone put duct tape over the
28:45nose and mouth of a child the only
28:48reason you come up with is because you
28:50don't want them to breathe anymore
28:51it was the prosecution theory that
28:54either the child died as a result of
28:57chloroform or core form which enabled
28:59the perpetrator to place duct tape over
29:03the child's mouth and nose and suffocate
29:06her you put the various elements
29:10together the chloroform in the trunk the
29:14odor in the trunk from a dead body and
29:16the hair and the only scenario that
29:18explained all of it was that Casey had
29:22used chloroform to render Caylee
29:26unconscious and basically killed her
29:29[Music]
29:31but then the defense gives their
29:34shocking version of what happened to
29:36Katlin
29:37this is not a murder case this is not a
29:40manslaughter case her death was covered
29:43up coming up for the very first time dr.
29:47G responds to the defense's explosive
29:50accusations he has the nerve to call my
29:54work shot in May 2011 the murder trial
30:05of Casey Anthony is heating on as the
30:08defense is about to present their
30:10shocking theory as to how her
30:12two-year-old daughter Caylee died
30:17[Music]
30:20Haley Anthony died on June 16 2008 when
30:24she drowned in her family's swimming
30:26pool the defense claims that George
30:31Anthony found Caylee dead drowned in the
30:34family pool when Casey wasn't watching
30:37her then they imply George disposed of
30:41Caylee's body in the swamp where she was
30:44eventually found her death was covered
30:47up this is not a murder case this is not
30:52a manslaughter case this is a sad tragic
30:57accident that snowball out of control
31:02when dr. G is called to the stand she
31:05testifies this scenario is completely
31:07out of line with how parents react
31:09during an accidental drowning I have
31:12over 20 years of experience dealing with
31:14mothers whose children have died
31:17accidentally this is not how they react
31:20when the person finds the child they
31:26call 911 because there is a chance that
31:28that child might live and what if the
31:32person finds and obviously drowned body
31:35so obviously deceased what this no
31:40matter how stiff that body is they
31:44always call 911
31:46[Music]
31:48in the past ten years we've had over 120
31:52cases of kids under six drown in pools
31:55they're all transported they're all
31:57calling 911 I've had mothers on crack
32:02cocaine that kids die and they're still
32:05devastated they're screaming because you
32:07don't know how long that kid was in the
32:09water and you want to try to save it
32:13nothing fits a drowning there's not one
32:17shred of evidence that that occurred
32:20then the defense rips apart the
32:23prosecution's theory that Casey looked
32:25up how to make chloroform on the
32:27computer they assert that the search was
32:30actually done by her mother Cindy was
32:34looking up chlorophyll a green pigment
32:36found in plants
32:38I started looking at Quora fill and then
32:40that prompted me to look up Cora form
32:44the defense points to the fact that dr.
32:47G and the toxicologist dr. Goldberger
32:49found no trace of chloroform or any
32:52drugs and Kaylie's remains we found
32:55nothing we found no volatile but dr. G
32:59is not given the chance to make it clear
33:02to the jury that traces of chloroform in
33:04the body dissipate in less than a few
33:06days so it would be impossible to find
33:10after six months we couldn't find drugs
33:13and couldn't find even products of
33:16decomposition it was just nothing there
33:19does that mean that there was never drug
33:22in her no it can't be found any more
33:24things break down I'm not saying it was
33:29never there I'm saying it couldn't be
33:30found is that still a possibility of how
33:33she died you got mixed bias suggest the
33:38duct tape could just as well have been
33:39used to bind the bags Haley was wooded
33:42and never used to cover her mouth or
33:44nose yeah as to whether this tape was
33:49used to wrapped Keeley's remains
33:53although the defense tries to contradict
33:56dr. G's scientific findings she knows
34:00that the duct tape was put on Callie's
34:02face before or during the early stages
34:05of decomposition during decomposition at
34:08your bow falls off because it's heavy
34:11but this one was together and the only
34:14explanation is that tape protecting it
34:20this is a horrendous piece of
34:23information when you think of already
34:25this child have been put in a bag put in
34:28another bag thrown into a canvas bag
34:31toss behind a riding log and also had
34:35duct tape attached to the face there is
34:39no child that should have duct tape on
34:42its face when it dies there is no reason
34:46to put duct tape on the face after they
34:50done next there's a fence set on proving
34:55that Caylee was not a victim of homicide
34:57begins to chip away at dr. G's autopsy
35:00by calling in their own medical examiner
35:03dr. Werner Spitz dr. Spitz who did his
35:08own autopsy of Kaylee's remains states
35:10that one of his sharpest criticisms of
35:13dr. G is that she did not open Kaylee
35:16skull
35:17[Music]
35:19to not open the head I think if a
35:22failure where the head is not opened
35:26that tells me about a shoddy autopsy he
35:30dwelled on this failure to open the
35:33skull which was nothing more than smoke
35:36in mirrors dr. G is not called to the
35:41witness stand after dr. Spitz so she
35:44never gets the chance to explain to the
35:46jury that in her opinion his logic is
35:49not only flawed but also irrelevant
35:52considering it was a completely dry
35:54skeleton there was no reason to open
35:57that skull we could clearly see in the
36:00sky we looked inside there was nothing
36:02there but dirt at the base of the skull
36:05if we had cut the skull the skull would
36:08have fallen apart in our hands which is
36:11exactly what happened when dr. Spitz got
36:14open Kayle skull during his exam I
36:19didn't know that broken he broke it he
36:24caused a fracture and it fell apart and
36:26then he has a nerve to call my work
36:29shoddy
36:32but the defense doesn't let up on its
36:34contention that Kaylee died by accident
36:36and in order to convince the jury they
36:39attacked the very foundation of dr. G's
36:42findings dr. Jan Gaurav agnya you would
36:46think that you can get a medical
36:48examiner to come and talk to you about
36:50medicine about science a person on the
36:56street riding a bicycle could give you
36:58these same facts and say the same thing
37:01this is not science I don't know what
37:05they're talking about with the
37:06examination of the body the conclusions
37:10were scientifically defensible that is
37:14not a principle that I make up it's not
37:18because this was a high-profile case
37:20that I wanted to do a thorough job this
37:23is a two-year home a little girl it was
37:26found in the woods coming up dr. G
37:31reveals how she knows Caylee was
37:33murdered the circumstances tell a
37:37tremendous amount
37:46the defense in the Casey Anthony murder
37:49trial is doing everything they can to
37:51tear apart the prosecution's contention
37:52that two year old Caylee Anthony was
37:55murdered by her mother now they are
37:59attacking dr. G's ruling do you have an
38:01opinion as to the manner of death
38:04homicide
38:08the defense relentlessly hammers home
38:11the fact that dr. G can't come to a
38:13conclusion as to how he was killed
38:16despite the investigations the
38:18toxicology the anthropologist all of
38:22these things there is no scientific or
38:26medical evidence to establish all of
38:28this child's death I believe we can
38:31reliably say it's a homicide but I don't
38:36know the means for which that homicide
38:39occurred so the bottom line is when you
38:43say and you place a label homicide the
38:46indeterminate means you're saying that
38:50circumstantial evidence to you says that
38:52it probably was a homicide the
38:57circumstances of death did not fit
39:00anything but a homicide circumstances
39:04yes
39:06it is modern practice of forensic
39:09pathology to look at all the situations
39:13you cannot make an anatomic diagnosis as
39:16far as the manner of death it's always
39:19based on everything the body the scene
39:22history in this case the circumstances
39:27tell a tremendous amount first of all
39:31not reporting her missing for 31 days
39:34then coming up with a story that she's
39:36kidnapped and none of that
39:38fit on why this child was found down the
39:44street from her house in a plastic bag
39:46hid with duct tape over its face there
39:48is no reason for a two-year-old child to
39:52decompose in a field in a plastic bag
39:56with duct tape over its face
39:59it's clearly a homicide
40:03the defense was unable to shake her on
40:06that point we just felt that the
40:11evidence was so overwhelming that the
40:15jury would find her guilty
40:20the trial draws to a close as the nation
40:23anxiously awaits a verdict
40:27[Music]
40:30people drove to downtown Orlando just to
40:33be outside the courthouse to hear the
40:36verdict being rendered it was chaotic
40:38people were screaming they don't have to
40:43wait long on July 5th 2011 after
40:48deliberating just 11 hours the jury
40:50reaches a verdict as to the charge of
40:59first-degree murder we the jury find the
41:01defendant not guilty
41:04Casey Anthony is convicted of only 4
41:08misdemeanor counts of lying to law
41:10enforcement
41:12it was just unimaginable to me that 12
41:15people could look at that evidence and
41:19not find her guilty
41:23I don't understand people who think
41:26Elvis is still alive I don't understand
41:29people who think that we never landed on
41:32the moon I don't get those people so I
41:35don't get these people either
41:37I think this jury was waiting for that
41:40CSI moment I don't think they had a
41:43clear understanding that a
41:45circumstantial evidence case can be more
41:49compelling than a case where there is
41:51eyewitness testimony and that
41:54misconception I believe in no small part
41:58led to the not guilty verdict in this
42:01case the fact that dr. she couldn't say
42:05the duct tape killed her the chloroform
42:07killed her that was all they heard that
42:09was all they that was all that mattered
42:11you know if we couldn't say that then
42:14that was the end for them how the trial
42:15ended up is not something I have control
42:18over and it's not my job and I don't
42:21deal with guilt or innocence I deal with
42:23the fact that we can find many people
42:27react to the verdict with disbelief and
42:31outrage I think they felt that justice
42:34wasn't served at least not for Kaylie
42:37because in all of this it seems that
42:39Kaylie got lost everything was about KC
42:42and nothing was about the toddler
42:45[Music]
43:04yeah the sad part is that people would
43:06like closure on this case I wish I could
43:09have given it tone I wish some day we
43:13knew what happened
43:16the little Kaylie Marie but I can tell
43:19you it was a
43:23[Music]
43:30you
43:30[Music]

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