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Caylee Marie Anthony HOMICIDE - Orlando, Florida (R.I.P. 2005-2008)
Age: 2-1/2, Caylee Anthony was reported missing by her grandmother, Cindy Anthony on July 15, 2008. At that time Caylee's mother, Casey, said on the July 15, 2008 911 call that her daughter had been missing for "31 days." Date of disappearance is unknown but the math adds up to last seen as of June 15, 2008. Caylee's body was found in a trash bag on December 11, 2008 along Suburban Drive, Orlando, Florida
Information Call: *Orange County Sheriff's Department 1-407-254-7000* or Crimeline at 1-800-423-8477

Caylee Anthony Murder Trial - July 1, 2011
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Friday, July 1, 2011 (Day 44 since Jury Selection - Day 33 since Trial Date)

Kevin Stenger, Sheriff's Office computer expert is on stand now. He'll talk about searches on Anthony computer - Searched Anthony computer files for keywords: chlorophyll, neck, hand sanitizer, bamboo and Gentiva. - Testifies deleted Internet history from Anthony home was from March 4-21 2008. - Searched deleted files from Anthony home computer between Mar. 4, 2008 to Mar. 21, 2008. - Stenger says he found no reference to chlorophyll w/ any spelling. - Stenger said 'chlorophyll', 'sanitizer' did not show up in computer search. - Stenger: Google search specific to search 'neck breaking.' Typed in to Google NOT a pop-up as Cindy testified - Stenger says he didn't find any references to "bamboo" in deleted file search. - No search for 'bamboo' either in Anthony computer as testified by Cindy - No reference to 'Gentiva.com' in Anthony home computer. - To ensure that these words did not appear anywhere, used tool that creates text file. No references found - Someone searched for 'fleas' on Anthony home computer, but not 'dog'. - Found NO Internet search for chlorophil, or on bamboo being poisonous - Baez asks if Stenger is aware no one's neck was broken in this case. He says that's correct. The next witness was Sgt. Kevin Stenger, with more computer forensics. Linda Burdick did the direct examination. The latest analysis he had done ran from March 1 to March 21, 2008. This was additional analysis of the Anthony's desk top computer. He provided two disks with reports from Cacheback and Net Analysis. Jose Baez stated that he wanted more time to study the disks. Ms. Burdick asked for them to be accepted and Baez asked they be accepted conditionally. Judge Perry overruled him and Baez asked for a side bar conference. Stenger did key word searches on the deleted Firefox history for: chlorophyll hand sanitizer neck-breaking Gentiva Doing this keyword searches, he found no searches for chlorophyll. The same happened in the Cacheback report. Hand sanitizer was only searched by "sanitezer" and it didn't come up. Next, he searched for "neck" and found two searches, one with "neck break" and one with "neck breaking" It was not a pop-up ad. Meanwhile, Baez objected to each of these and was overruled. Sgt. Stenger found no searches for "bamboo" either and there was no access to a Gentiva website. In addition, Stenger used another tool and searched the text file created and searched for these terms as well in Microsoft Word. He did the search with two forensic programs and one with a hex file and found nothing. He did find one search on how to get rid of fleas. Another impeachment for Cindy Anthony. Jose Baez asked about Yahoo.com. He got Stenger to agree that there is all sorts of information on it. He said that all Stenger did was search for were the domain addresses that were on the files for a month. He said that if the addresses didn't have the search word in it, he couldn't know what was on the page (as if it were Yahoo). There was mention of a search that included a possible martial arts website. You can't tell what's on a site unless you visited it. Baez pointed out that Stenger was only contacted after the prosecution decided to impeach Mrs. Anthony. Baez also pointed out that he didn't look up alcohol and another topic. Stenger said he didn't do it because he knew they were there.

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(#02) WITNESS FOR STATE REBUTTAL (by Linda Burdick):
John Camperlengo, the Chief Compliance Officer and General Counsel of Gentiva Health. Because of HIPAA Laws, records have to be kept for 10 years. Gentiva also keeps records of individual work PC terminals for each personal employee ID.

(#02) WITNESS FOR STATE REBUTTAL (by Linda Burdick):
John Camperlengo confirmed Gentiva e-mails received, sent or deleted are saved on their servers then stored at off site facility. Gentiva PC's log themselves off if idle for more than 5 hours. Gentiva passwords are changed every 90 days and it's against company policy to share passwords.

(#05) Evidence: Photo of Gentiva history record for Cindy Anthony for 03/17/2008 showing Gentiva work PC logon and logoff dates and times.

(#02) WITNESS FOR STATE REBUTTAL (by Linda Burdick):
John Camperlengo confirmed for the court that Gentiva history records (of the two days in question) show Cindy Anthony logged on her work PC under her work ID on 03/17/2008 at 8:02am (eastern). The log-out periods were in the area of 5:30pm (eastern time).

(#02) WITNESS FOR STATE REBUTTAL (by Linda Burdick):
John Camperlengo confirmed for the court that Gentiva history records (of the two days in question) show Cindy Anthony was entering patient data into the Gentiva system at her work station on 03/17/2008 from 1:00pm to 3:00pm (eastern time)

(#05) Evidence: Photo of Gentiva history record for Cindy Anthony for 03/21/2008 showing Gentiva work PC logon and logoff dates and times.

(#02) WITNESS FOR STATE REBUTTAL (by Linda Burdick):
John Camperlengo confirmed for the court that Gentiva history records (of the two days in question) show Cindy Anthony logged on her work PC under her work ID on 03/21/2008 at 8:43am (eastern). The log-out periods were in the area of 5:30pm (eastern time).

(#02) WITNESS FOR STATE REBUTTAL (Cross by Baez):
John Camperlengo. Defense attorney Jose Baez asked if Mr. Camperlengo was contacted in the summer of 2009 for any of this data. Camperlengo testified he hadn't.

(Note: Perhaps because prosecutors didn't know Cindy would claim she did the HP PC searches on those dates)

(#02) WITNESS FOR STATE REBUTTAL (by Frank George):
Deborah Polisano is the Director of Clinical Management at the Gentiva in Winter Park, Florida, where Cindy Anthony worked. Polisano was Cindy Anthony's supervisor, and responsible for oversight of Cindy's job performance.

(#02) WITNESS FOR STATE REBUTTAL (by Frank George):
Deborah Polisano confirmed in March 2008 that Cindy Anthony was a Manager of Clinical Practice who had responsibility for field staff and their paperwork. Cindy Anthony was a salaried employee and was not required to leave work during the day to do her job.

(#02) WITNESS FOR STATE REBUTTAL (by Frank George):
Deborah Polisano stated all employees had to sign in and out. They would be allowed to run errands, but would not necessarily have to log out of their computers as she said the work station PC's would lock them out automatically after 15 minutes, which required user to log on again up return.

(#02) WITNESS FOR STATE REBUTTAL (by Frank George):
Deborah Polisano stated Cindy Anthony was a capable, hard working employee who would never take 2-3 hour lunches. She said other employees could use Cindy's work station PC but they would hae to log in under their own Gentiva user ID as it was against company policy and a compliance issue for anybody to use another person's user ID.

(#02) WITNESS FOR STATE REBUTTAL (by Frank George):
Deborah Polisano confirmed that employees could not work from home nor could they log on to the Gentiva system via remote access. Deborah Polisano said although it is possible to fix somebody else's timecard but she never did that for any employee. Computer timecards were received on a Tuesday morning and only checked for accuracy.

(#02) WITNESS FOR STATE REBUTTAL (by Frank George):
Deborah Polisano confirmed Cindy Anthony had PTO (Paid time off) on 03/14/2008. On 03/17/2008 (of the two days in question), Cindy Anthony arrived at 8:00am, worked 10 hours and left 6:00pm. On 03/21/2008, Cindy Anthony worked 9.5 hours.

(#02) WITNESS FOR STATE REBUTTAL (Cross by Baez):
Defense Attorney Jose Baez asked Deborah Polisano if employees were allowed to run errands during work day. She responded "yes." Baez asked if Bank of American record was showned to Palisano. (objection sustained).

(#02) WITNESS FOR STATE REBUTTAL (Cross by Baez):
Defense Attorney Jose Baez asked Deborah Polisano on 07/15/08 how long Cindy Anthony was gone. Polisano said 1.5 to 2 hours. She did not review Cindy's computer records for that day. She said Cindy did work on her computer both before and after she returned but she made her leave early on the 07/15/2008 day.

(#02) WITNESS FOR STATE REBUTTAL (by Frank George):
Deborah Polisano confirmed to Asst. Prosecutor Frank George that she did do her employees work if they weren't there but she would do it under her own login and password.

(#02) WITNESS FOR STATE REBUTTAL (by Jeff Ashton):
Bruce Goldberger, is a Professor of Toxicology at University of Florida, which includes Forensic Toxicology. Goldberger took samples from the Medical Examiners office, which included: a small piece of the left femur, marrow from the left femur, and did two washes of the cranial cavity, some hair, some matted hair, soil from matted hair.

(#02) WITNESS FOR STATE REBUTTAL (by Jeff Ashton):
Bruce Goldberger described how he did the saline washes. He sealed the skull with a thin coat of epoxy of some sort, added 30cc of saline solution, swished it around and poured it out. He did that twice. He ran an analysis of the saline washes and found nothing that would suggest decomposition material in the cranial cavity.

(#02) WITNESS FOR STATE REBUTTAL (Cross by Baez):
Defense Attorney Jose Baez asked Bruce Goldberger about the femur. Jeff Ashton objected and Judge Perry said he opened the door! Baez immediately wanted a side bar to explain why he asked. Goldberger said he did collect bone marrow.

(#02) WITNESS FOR STATE REBUTTAL (Cross by Baez):
Defense Attorney Jose Baez asked Bruce Goldberger if the saline washes were a crude method and Goldberger said it was, but he said it was the best way he had to do it without opening the skull.

(#02) WITNESS FOR STATE REBUTTAL (Cross by Baez):
Defense Attorney Jose Baez asked Bruce Goldberger if he looked for DNA. No he didn't. (objection/sustained three times). Goldberger returned materials to the Orlando Medical Examiner's office.

(#02) WITNESS FOR STATE REBUTTAL (by Jeff Ashton):
Dr. Michael Warren is a Forensic Anthropologist. He testified previously. Ashton asked if there were any protocols on opening a skull in a forensic case. Dr. Warren said there wasn't and that it wasn't considered "best practice." Warren said it hasn't even been discussed in the field.

(#02) WITNESS FOR STATE REBUTTAL (by Jeff Ashton):
Dr. Michael Warren provided options to look inside a skull, special instruments, dental mirror, flashlight. He said other than photographing the inside, there is no reason to open a skull. One negative consequences is a second examination person would lose evidence.

(#02) WITNESS FOR STATE REBUTTAL (by Jeff Ashton):
Dr. Michael Warren said with a child's skull, you could fracture the fragile bones. He was shown the picture taken of Caylee's skull when Dr. Warner Spitz opened it to identify the fracture he (Spitz) caused. Warren said the fracture was not there when he examined the base of the cranium.

(#02) WITNESS FOR STATE REBUTTAL (Cross by Baez):
Defense Attorney Jose Baez told Dr. Michael Warren that he is not a forensic pathologist and he can't testify to what a forensic pathologist could do. Dr. Michael Warren said that he considered this case a case for anthropology.

(Note: Makes sense since body was skeltonized)

(#02) WITNESS FOR STATE REBUTTAL (Cross by Baez):
Defense Attorney Jose Baez mentions Dr. Werner Spitz to Dr. Michael Warren and that brought an objection from the State. Baez showed Warren a book titled, "National Medical Examiners' guidlines" asking if he was familiar with the book. He said he was.

(#02) WITNESS FOR STATE REBUTTAL (Cross by Baez):
Defense Attorney Jose Baez asked Dr. Michael Warren if his method would locate red marks indicating a suffocation death (objection/sustained). Dr. Warren did acknowledge it was up to the Medical Examiner to decide if the skull needed to be opened.

(#02) WITNESS FOR STATE REBUTTAL (Cross by Baez):
Defense Attorney Jose Baez asked Dr. Michael Warren if he reviewed the autopsy. Dr. Warren pointed out that it wasn't an autopsy but a bone case because the body was skeltonized. When asked, Dr. Warren never seen the autopsy report or Dr. Goldberger's report. Warren did not do the cranial washes in this case.

(#02) WITNESS FOR STATE REBUTTAL (by Linda Burdick):
Kevin Stenger, Computer expert at Orange County Sheriff's Office.

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