Casey Anthony's Car Reported Seen At Crime Scene Area in June; Jim Hoover gives Equusearch Searcher Tip

A new tip has surfaced in the Caylee Anthony case.

According to Tim Miller president of Texas based Equusearch, the group that searched for the remains of the missing toddler, Caylee Anthony, a tip was reported to a volunteer searcher by private investigator Jim Hoover on November 8th, that involved a wooded area near the Anthony home, the same woods where the remains of the toddler were found in December by a utility worker.

VIDEO: Was Casey’s car seen in June where remains were found? from Fox 35 Orlando

According to Miller, Hoover approached a volunteer searcher on November 8th. "He actually told (searcher) Bill Todd that nobody could know he was out there,” Miller said. “And it had to be kept a big secret that he is working as security for the Anthony’s and if the Anthony’s ever found out he was out there his job would be in jeopardy.

"Hoover has been under media scrutiny since he and Dominic Casey, another of the Anthony’s private investigator said they went out to the same area on November 15th and taped it. That was a week after Miller said Hoover came to them.

Tim Miller said Hoover filled out one of Equusearch's forms. Miller wouldn’t say what Hoover told them.“Everybody knows about that tip,” Miller said. “And who needs to know about that tip does know about that tip. Things were followed up on that tip." Miller wouldn’t say what Hoover said, but Bill Todd's wife said Hoover's tip didn't directly point them to the location where Caylee was found on December 11th, but instead said someone saw Casey’s car parked near that patch of woods back in June.

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