More Evidence Released 3/10/10

New Evidence Released

Posted: 6:18 am EST March 10,2010
Updated: 9:43 am EST March 10,2010

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. -- New evidence in the case against Casey Anthony was released Wednesday morning. The new documents come just hours after the Orange County Clerk of Courts agreed that Anthony cannot afford to pay for her own defense, leaving taxpayers to pick up the tab.

Ten discs containing information that could be used in Casey Anthony's trial were released Wednesday morning. All of the files require proprietary software and only some of the files would open for WFTV. Sources told WFTV that the State Attorney's Office and the defense had similar problems actually accessing the files.

The files that did open are charts that would require an expert to decipher (see an example). In addition to problems with the files, the files that did open lack any labeling that would explain who the charts relate to, for instance Casey or Lee.

WFTV is working to make more sense of the evidence that was released and will report new details throughout the day.

http://www.wftv.com/news/22794649/detail.html

New discovery in the Casey Anthony case

Updated: Wednesday, 10 Mar 2010, 9:43 AM EST
Published : Wednesday, 10 Mar 2010, 9:35 AM EST

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. (WOFL FOX 35) - FOX 35 is getting new discovery in the case against Casey Anthony . We’re expected to learn several new developments this week. Sources say a lot of the information will be DNA related.

Anthony’s defense team has been deposing witnesses this week, including some Orange County Sheriff's detectives.

Remember the photos of Casey partying? The defense says only the pictures captured of Casey wearing a blue dress were snapped during the time that Caylee was missing. According to the photographer, pictures of Casey partying in that blue dress were taken June 20-21 at Fusion night club. That was less than a week after Caylee was last seen alive.

http://www.myfoxorlando.com/dpp/news/anthony_case/031010-Casey-Anthony

Snaz wrote:
Ten discs containing information that could be used in Casey Anthony's trial were released Wednesday morning. All of the files require proprietary software and only some of the files would open for WFTV. Sources told WFTV that the State Attorney's Office and the defense had similar problems actually accessing the files.

The files that did open are charts that would require an expert to decipher (see an example). In addition to problems with the files, the files that did open lack any labeling that would explain who the charts relate to, for instance Casey or Lee.

WFTV is working to make more sense of the evidence that was released and will report new details throughout the day.

» Valhall said: { Mar 10, 2010 - 08:03:59 }


I have the software. Have no fear – we shall swim through the data!

http://www.thehinkymeter.com/?p=1765

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I bet Val can make sense of it!

Updated WFTV article... Apparently, there are still more than 1,000 pages of documents that may be released soon.

Bold is mine.

New Evidence Released In Casey Anthony Case

Posted: 6:18 am EST March 10,2010
Updated: 1:13 pm EST March 10,2010

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. -- New evidence in the case against Casey Anthony was released Wednesday morning, but it's incomprehensible and sheds no new light on the case. The newly-released evidence comes just hours after the Orange County Clerk of Courts agreed that Anthony cannot afford to pay for her own defense.

Casey Anthony's attorney, Jose Baez, filed a motion requesting that Casey be declared indigent. However, WFTV legal analyst Bill Sheaffer said Wednesday afternoon that Casey can only be declared indigent for the purposes of cost by a judge.

The judge could either issue an order declaring her indigent for the purposes of cost or set a hearing to consider the issue.

Nine CDs containing information that could be used in Casey Anthony's trial were released Wednesday morning, along with a CD containing software. All of the files require the proprietary software and, even using the software, only some of the files would open for WFTV. Sources told WFTV that the State Attorney's Office and the defense had similar problems actually accessing the files.

The files that did open are charts that would require an expert to decipher (see an example). In addition to problems with opening files and being unable to copy them off the CDs, the files lack any labeling that would explain who the charts relate to, for instance Casey.

Investigators did have DNA tests done on Casey Anthony, her parents George and Cindy, and her brother Lee. Tests were done even before Caylee's remains were found, because there were hairs found in Casey's trunk that were determined to be Caylee's hairs. There was also a hair found from her dead body.

As far as we know at this point, no one, maybe not even Casey, knows who Caylee's father is. So far, none of the information Casey has provided about Caylee's father has been substantiated.

There are more than a 1,000 pages of documents that have been provided to the defense recently that may be publicly released soon.

http://www.wftv.com/news/22794649/detail.html

That would be Bozo's new claim ~ "The so-called evidence you have against our client, as even the state admits, is imcomprehensible". Therefore, our client cannot be charged, and you must end this accusation of murder, declare insufficient evidence, and release Casey Anthony.

well thats just FAB.. we get new "evidence".. and no one can tell what it says..

might as well release the rest in jibberish..

That's OK...I'm waiting for Valhall's intrepretation...Just more nails in the coffin as far as I'm concerned...