Doc Dump 6/25/10

State to release more Casey Anthony letters on Friday

By Anthony Colarossi, Orlando Sentinel
6:53 p.m. EDT, June 24, 2010

Prosecutors say they plan to release some 5,000 pages of discovery documents in the Casey Anthony case on Friday.

These documents include many letters addressed to Anthony herself, according to Danielle Tavernier, spokeswoman for Orange-Osceola State Attorney Lawson Lamar.

"I think most are letters addressed to the defendant, but since there are 5,000 pages, I can't say I read them all," Tavernier said in an e-mail. "I saw a statement mixed in there too."

Anthony, 24, is charged with killing her daughter, Caylee Marie Anthony. The toddler's remains were found in December 2008, six months after her mother claims she last saw her alive.

In April, it was learned that Anthony had a jailhouse pen pal in former inmate Robyn Adams — a woman Casey referred to in letters as "Cookie."

Adams, a convicted drug dealer who is serving time in federal prison, told investigators that Casey told her she used to give Caylee something to help her sleep so Anthony could go out, according to investigators' interview with Adams.

Those letters also provided the first public insight into Anthony's life since her in 2008. She is being held at the Orange County Jail.

Among the details from those letters:

•Casey wanted to plan an RV trip with Adams.

She complained about her mother, Cindy Anthony, not showing up for court hearings.

That she had — or has — crush on one of the attorneys in her attorney's law firm, Jose Garcia.

The discovery of the earlier letters caused a suspension for a corrections officer accused of facilitating the letter exchange, Silvia Hernandez. She is suspended with pay.

Hernandez admitted to investigators that she allowed the two inmates to talk, although she estimated the most she allowed them to do so was 15 to 20 minutes.

Anthony is being held at the jail under a protective-custody status, which prohibits her from directly communicating with other inmates.

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/local/breakingnews/oc-casey-anthony-new-discovery-20100624,0,3863184.story

Sounds like alot of duplicate stuff coming out. It's going to be daunting to sift through everything to figure out what's new. Not a problem though, I love a good chase! LOL

Over 5,000 new documents released

Last Updated: Friday, June 25, 2010 10:35 AM

ORLANDO -- Florida state prosecutors have released over 5,000 new pages of what they called “discovery” documents in the murder case against Casey Anthony.

We are uploading the new documents now. Check back to this page soon to read them!

Among the new pages are scans of letters addressed to Casey in jail.

Meanwhile, Judge Belvin Perry is due to decide in July if he will allow 911 calls made by Casey’s mother, Cindy Anthony, as evidence in the upcoming trial.

During the calls, Cindy pointed out a bad smell in her daughter’s car.

Casey’s trial for the murder of her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee, is scheduled to begin in May 2011.

http://www.cfnews13.com/article/news/2010/june/113006/Casey-Anthony:-Over-5,000-new-documents-released?cmpid=twitter

Hundreds Of Letters Sent To Casey Released

Posted: 6:16 pm EDT June 24, 2010
Updated: 10:46 am EDT June 25, 2010

ORLANDO, Fla. -- Over 5,000 pages of documents were released Friday morning the case against Casey Anthony. Among them are four transcripts from interviews in 2008 and hundreds of letters sent to Casey in jail.

WFTV.com is working to post all of the letters and the transcripts. Check back here for updates.

Meanwhile, the defense has scheduled depositions for two new witnesses. A woman who helped search near the area where Caylee Anthony’s remains were found will be deposed in August.

In July, a second witness will give his deposition and Casey's lawyers also plan to question experts at the Oakridge National Lab in Tennessee.

http://www.wftv.com/news/24027702/detail.html

Looks like we might get to read Robyn's letters to KC now..... and, hopefully, the transcripts will be some news ones we haven't seen yet.

Oh goodie! More Cookie and Muffin letters......

Updated WFTV article:

Hundreds Of Letters Sent To Casey Released

Posted: 6:16 pm EDT June 24, 2010
Updated: 11:13 am EDT June 25, 2010

ORLANDO, Fla. -- Over 5,000 pages of documents were released Friday morning in the case against Casey Anthony. Among them are four transcripts from interviews in 2008 and hundreds of letters sent to Casey in jail.


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THE LETTERS: Set 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 (huge files)
TRANSCRIPTS: R. Plesea | R. Grund | Lezniewicz | Polisano
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Among the letters are correspondence from George Anthony to his daughter, other letters from friends and family, and lots of fan mail.

Meanwhile, the defense has scheduled depositions for two new witnesses. A woman who helped search near the area where Caylee Anthony’s remains were found will be deposed in August.

In July, a second witness will give his deposition and Casey's lawyers also plan to question experts at the Oakridge National Lab in Tennessee.

http://www.wftv.com/news/24027702/detail.html

I've been reading some of the letters........it amazes me that she really has supporters. Birthday card, other greeting cards, letters of support, scriptures, money. Wow, her "mutual friends" number is up there.

Updated WFTV links:


THE LETTERS: Set 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 (huge files)
GEORGE'S LETTERS: #1 | #2 | #3 | #4 | #5 | #6 | #7 | #8
CINDY'S LETTERS: #1 | #2 | #3 | #4 | #5 | #6 | #7 | #8
LETTER SNAPSHOTS: Images Of Various Letters
TRANSCRIPTS: Plesea | Grund | Lezn. | Polisano
VIDEO REPORT: Letters To Casey Released

One letter even included a marriage proposal to Casey from a man named Al, saying, "When you get released (I hope) we can move anywhere and start a whole new life and you will be happy and treated like a princess like never before...Even if you don't get out I will still marry you while you're in there and I will be there until you get released, then we will be together forever."

"Marry me, marry me in 2009. I'm yours. You need me. Love you. You're the best. 1 in a million," Al wrote in large handwriting.

A bunch of nutbags with nothing better to do. She's loving this stuff, she has fans.



Dear Al........I'm afraid you will be waiting a very long time for your princess. Justice for Caylee will come first.

Ok, now I'm about to lose my lunch over Cindy's 1st letter. It's sickening. Then to top it off Cindy puts a picture of Caylee in there with a note saying:

"I love you Mommy"
Love, Caylee Marie

Those letters George wrote to KC are really pitiful. He is BEGGING her to let him come visit her. So now we know why the A's have not been to visit KC..... she doesn't want to see them.

What a witch.

Cindy's letters show just how crazy she really is. If she really believes what she wrote, she believes KC is being framed by the big, bad Orange County Sheriff's Office......

What a piece of work this family is.

They are pitiful, Snaz. He's begging. I can't feel sorry for him though because he's involved in protecting her. He should have been begging answers from her when they had her at home.

Did anybody catch that there is a letter in there from the manufacturer of Casey's car trunk liner to Jeff Ashton that confirms that chloroform is not used in any of the products that they manufacture. I saw it on a news report, but I haven't managed to find which of the 5,000 pages it is.

Letters Sent To Casey Anthony Released
State Releases 5,000 Pages Of Information

POSTED: 1:48 pm EDT June 24, 2010
UPDATED: 4:31 pm EDT June 25, 2010

ORLANDO, Fla. -- The state attorney's office released 5,000 pages of information Friday in the case against Casey Anthony.

The first letter, written by a woman named Julie, tells Anthony that she supports her 100 percent and is her "No. 1 fan." The letter talks about Casey's hair and how long it is getting, and Julie says she wants to send Casey money and other things she may need. Julie says she has spoken to George Anthony, Casey's father, about getting the items to her. The letter closes with a bubble that reads, "When I have bad day, I see you smile, and it changes everything."

"Don't think everyone in the county is against you, Casey. You have more people rooting for you than you know," one woman in Feb. 2009.

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While several of the letters show support for the young mother, one man's letter is quite the opposite.

The letter warns Casey of inconsistencies in her story regarding what happened to her daughter, Caylee, and the man writes, "You forgot to put the pool ladder back. It's pretty obvious you killed little Caylee around 4 p.m. on June 16."

"Don't you see you're going to fry?" Take a plea deal now!" the letter reads. "Don't let your father and mother off the hook. We all know whatever happened to you and Caylee were not completely your fault. Please let us help you!"

Themes in the letters include spiritual and religious messages, Bible verses and the long length of Casey's hair. Some also sent items to entertain Casey while in jail such as sodoku and comic strips.

Many of the people who chose to write to Casey in jail prefaced their letters by assuring her they are not bizarre or weird.

"Please don't think I'm some kind of weirdo because I promise I'm so not," one man wrote.

"I am not mental or anything," one man wrote before he went on to type a page to Casey asking how her father is doing and telling Casey about his time in jail in Orange County. That letter ends with the man writing, "When this all started, I thought that your husband/ex-husband/boyfriend/ex-boyfriend killed your daughter. But since the evidence now points to you, I don't know what to think."

"Casey, I want you to know I am not one of these wackos obsessed with people in your position like you see on TV, and I am not looking for publicity or anything," one letter reads.

Writers like Jonathan were apologetic and hoped they weren't bothering Casey in jail.

"If you don't want to write to each other, I won't bother you anymore," Jonathan wrote.

"If you'd like me to continue to write to you, I will. If you don't want me to just write to me and say, 'Please don't write to me anymore,' and I will respect your wishes," Craig wrote.

One letter even included a marriage proposal to Casey from a man named Al, saying, "When you get released (I hope) we can move anywhere and start a whole new life and you will be happy and treated like a princess like never before...Even if you don't get out I will still marry you while you're in there and I will be there until you get released, then we will be together forever."

"Marry me, marry me in 2009. I'm yours. You need me. Love you. You're the best. 1 in a million," Al wrote in large handwriting.

Casey also received an invitation to go sailing in Fort Myers from Capt. Richard.

"You do not know me and the only thing I know about you is I feel you are innocent. Now look at the sailboat and there I am, but there is one thing missing -- you," he wrote.

Friday's document release not only contained letters of support and disapproval, but evidence that the investigation into Caylee's death is still very active two years later.

A single page from a company called Formed Fiber dated two weeks ago and addressed to the assistant state attorney states that chloroform is not used in the manufacturing of the trunk liner used in Casey's car, a Pontiac Sunfire. Chloroform is a chemical that was used years ago to sedate patients before surgery. Traces of the substance were found in the trunk of Casey's car and the investigation began in Sept. 2008. At that time, a chemist told WESH 2 that it is a fairly hazardous material not readily available to consumers. Sources at the time confirmed that the level of chloroform in her car was "suspiciously high," and that her computer confiscated within hours of her July arrest, show visits to websites with information on chloroform. (To watch video regarding investigation into chloroform in Casey's car click here).

Interviews with volunteer searchers who gave their time to try to find Caylee are also included in the newly released evidence. In the interviews, the searchers confirm that the area along Suburban Drive where Caylee's remains were found was under water as late as Nov. 2008 -- one month before they were found. The police interviews with these Equusearch members raise questions about a private conversation between Casey and George.

In the interviews, the searchers suggest George Anthony had Casey ready to show them where Equusearchers should look for the remains, but at that time Cindy Anthony, Casey's mother, told them to "Get the hell out of the house."

Including Friday's release, there are now just over 20,000 pages of evidence and information so far in this case.

Casey, 24, is charged with first-degree murder in the death of her daughter, Caylee Marie. Caylee's remains were found in a wooded area off Suburban Drive near the Anthony family home in Orlando in Dec. 2008.

She maintains that a nanny by the name of Zenaida Gonzalez kidnapped Caylee.

Casey's trial is set to begin in May 2011.

http://www.wesh.com/news/24023436/detail.html

So it's pretty obvious to me now why George has stopped coming to court........

Julie Reynolds' letters are making me think about changing my "name".

Just change it to Jules, we'll still know who you are.

I'll probably just keep it Julie. I blog (not a whole lot anymore) on other sites under Julie too. I've used it since March '09.

are these people completely delusional, or just F-ing CRAZY???

CA thinks (really??) that caylee is still alive, and they will all be together soon, and GA is BEGGING his murderous daughter to just LOOK at them in court.

i do not understand how they support a murderer, let alone one that wont even acknowledge their mear existance on this earth.. except of course for that apparent frequent update on the fundage in her commissary account..

and i cannot even voice my feelings on CA's little "i love you mommy" stunt, i am censoring MYSELF!!