Caylee Anthony Autopsy Report Details Caylee's Death

Caylee Anthony Autopsy Report

Caylee Anthony: Forensic Report

Caylee Anthony: FBI Report of Examination

Caylee Anthony Autopsy Report to Be Released-Judge Strickland Rules Against Anthony's

George Anthony Makes Emotional Plea to Judge Strickland Regarding Release of Autopsy

The family of Caylee Anthony gathered in an Orange County courtroom on Friday to try to seal the autopsy results of their slain granddaughter, but a judge turned down the motion.

George Anthony delivered an emotional plea to Judge Stan Strickland asking that the results of the autopsy be held until the Casey Anthony trial begins. He said the public could misinterpret and sensationalize the findings. After George concluded his "crocodile tears" plea to the court, prosecutors asked George Anthony how many television appearances he had made recently, including Larry King appearances. George indicated he had made three appearances on Larry King Live and an appearance this week on CBS' The Early Show. George's demeanor dramatically changed when approached by the prosecutor. George shook his head as he walked back to his courtroom seat beside wife, Cindy. The prosecutor was making a direct example that the Anthony's are continuing to make Caylee's death public by appearing on media outlets and shows. Therefore, not allowing the autopsy report to be released would not hinder any of their privacy rights that they do not already partake in.

Raw video of hearing: George's Plea and Judge Strickland's Ruling

George Anthony's Plea

Hearing Images

Judge Stan Strickland's Ruling

Special Section

"Please give us some peace and show us some dignity by keeping this report sealed," George Anthony said. "Thank you, judge, for giving me this brief moment. It's all for her. This is for her today."
Cindy Anthony, the grandmother of Caylee, was also in the courtroom for the hearing and appeared to be crying during the testimony, holding her head in her hands.
Casey Anthony did not attend the hearing Friday. She is charged with first-degree murder in the death of her daughter, Caylee, who was 2 years old when she was reported missing in June 2008. Caylee's remains were found in woods not far from the Anthony family's home in Orange County.

Conway said he saw no reason for the autopsy results to be released, saying the information would cause needless additional pain and suffering to his clients.

Strickland said the results contained only factual information, and while he wished he could assist the Anthonys in the matter, he found no legal reason to stop the release of the autopsy findings.
"Legally, the anguish that they feel is just not the test for whether or not this information should be released," Strickland said. "I think it is information that the public has a right to see."
Cindy Anthony shook her head back and forth as the ruling was announced.
"I'm not happy to make the ruling. In fact, I wish I didn't have to, but it's something that I legally have to do," Strickland said.
Some X-ray images that were included in the autopsy report will be withheld.
Jose Baez, the defense attorney for Casey Anthony, asked that the release of the report be delayed for 48 hours to allow the defense team time to prepare. Strickland denied the request.
The defense made another request to remove descriptions of the X-ray images, but Strickland said both sides would have to agree on their removal before it would be considered by the court.
Caylee's autopsy report was released shortly after the hearing.

One Year Anniversary Of Caylee Anthony's Murder/Disappearance / Brad Conway's Appearance on Good Morning America

Caylee Marie Anthony: One Year Later


Above: one of the last photos of Caylee Marie Anthony taken 6.15.08
Casey and Cindy originally stated that the last date Caylee was seen alive was June 8, 2008. That date would later be debunked by Shirley Plesea, Cindy Anthony's mother. Mrs. Plesea told detectives that Cindy had made a video of Caylee and Cindy's father during a Father's Day visit at his retirement home.

It was one year ago today, Tuesday, June 16, that George Anthony said he last saw his granddaughter, Caylee Marie Anthony.





It was one year ago Tuesday that George Anthony said he last saw his granddaughter alive. George and Cindy Anthony went on national television Tuesday morning and talked about the heartbreak they have gone through in the last year.



"It's been a tough year. Yesterday was a tough day. Today has been a tough day. Every day has been a tough day this year," Cindy said.



The Anthonys appeared on national TV and talked about their pain of losing Caylee Marie Anthony. George Anthony remembered the last few moments he ever spent with his granddaughter, Caylee.



"Last time I saw her was June 16, one year ago today. I woke up with her in the morning at 7:30 and got a chance to have breakfast with her. Just before 1:00pm that day I didn't realize that would be the last time I would see her," George said Tuesday.


This was the first we have heard George mention that he had breakfast with Caylee. In early interviews, George only stated that he saw Casey and Caylee headed out the door with their backpacks.


The Anthony's used the interview to offer their help to other families of missing children. They admitted that with the controversy surrounding their granddaughter's disappearance, some families of missing children do not want their help.

Caylee was last seen one year ago Tuesday, but she wasn't reported missing until one month later.


Casey Anthony, 23, is in the Orange County jail charged with Caylee's murder. Casey Anthony has pleaded not guilty and says a baby sitter kidnapped her toddler.


Caylee's remains were found in woods near the family's home on December 11.


VIDEO REPORT: Anniversary Of Disappearance


RAW VIDEO: Anthony's Attorney On GMA


ONE YEAR LATER: Casey Anthony Case


READ DOCS: Depos, Interviews Released 6/12

George and Cindy Anthony CBS Early Show Interview Video/Brad Conway on Good Morning America - Caylee Anthony: One Year Later

Brad Conway Speaks Out on Good Morning America 6.16.09:

Brad Conway Also Discredits Blogger Sean Krause Who Spoke With Cindy Anthony on Occasion Before Succumbing to Cancer Earlier This Year.
*(search my blog for further information regarding "Krause's" conversations with Cindy by typing "Sean Krause" in the search box on my blog page.

Caylee Anthony Autopsy Report Could Be Included in 1,000+ Documents To Be Released Friday

June 15th to Mark One Year Since Caylee Marie Anthony Was Last Seen Alive

below: Caylee Marie Anthony, in an undated photo

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UPDATE: 6/7/11 -- FORENSIC EVIDENCE PHOTOS FROM TRIAL RELEASED TO THE MEDIA WARNING! GRAPHIC IN NATURE!



CAYLEE ANTHONY AUTOPSY REPORT RELEASED 06/19/09
READ: Exam | Skeletal | Remains | Bones

READ: County Forensic Report | FBI Exam

In the case against Casey Anthony, 1,000 documents are expected to be released Friday 6.19.2009

The documents could contain details gathered during an autopsy of Caylee Anthony's remains that were found on December 11, 2008, in a wooded area less than one mile from her family's east Orange County home.

The Anthony family is contesting the release of some of the information contained in the documents.

Brad Conway, the attorney for George and Cindy Anthony, filed a motion on Thursday to block the release of the autopsy findings.

Conway filed the motion on behalf of George and Cindy to restrict the autopsy release, because he wants the results either during trial or a hearing so that a coroner can explain the results.

crime scene where Caylee's remains were found 12/11/08

Brad also says George and Cindy have not seen the autopsy results by their own choice.


The documents may also contain Caylee's toxicology results and police interviews.


Prosecutors say unless a judge intervenes, the documents will be released Friday morning.

I will post documents as soon as they are available.  UPDATE 6.19.09  Documents posted above.


some sources

UPDATE: Missing 5 Month Old Cortez Rose--Found

Little Cortez Rose has been safely found. Child no longer missing or endangered.


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There were new clues Monday night in the search for a baby boy and his suspected kidnapper. A SARAA alert remained in effect in the disappearance of 5-month-old Cortez Rose of Madison, Illinois. One potential clue did not pan out. Surveillance video from a bus stop up the road in Granite City turned out to be video of someone else. Police still had other leads.

The boy's family was out trying to scrape up more."We're going around everywhere trying to find him," said the boy's Godmother, Tyanna Staple, showing pictures of Cortez and his suspected kidnapper, Danielle Medina, 17, to customers at a local grocery store.

The boy's mother, Makeela Rose, 16, cried as customers said Medina looked familiar but they hadn't seen her with the baby. She hasn't seen her little boy since Saturday.

She admitted letting Medina take the boy for a walk in a brown and tan stroller. The stroller had yet to be recovered Monday.

Medina came to the area from New York with her boyfriend a few months ago, authorities said.
She left a home in 15-hundred block of 5th street in Madison with the child and never came back. Medina has been staying with Makeela Rose since Friday, June 5, 2009-less than 24 hours before the abduction. Reports are also confirming that Medina has been "wanting a baby of her own" and has told several people that she was pregnant when in reality she was not.

"I'm hurt. It's my fault," the boy's mother cried. "I'm like, 'there he goes'. I never should have left him leave with her. And I should have just taken him with me like I started to [do]."

Medina is short, about 5'0" tall, 120lbs, with black and orange bangs in her hair.

She's now wanted on an arrest warrant for aggravated kidnapping in Madison County; bail set at $500,000.Cortez Rose has birthmarks on his right shoulder and right ankle. Authorities say he was wearing and red shirt and his diaper when he disappeared.

People have reported Medina and the baby at a bus stop in Granite City and most recently at the Orr-Weathers and Norman E. Owens housing developments in East St. Louis.

Authorities were focusing their search there Monday and getting help from the neighbors."...knocking on doors on some suspect houses where we think the abductor might be hiding at or staying at right now and her boyfriend," said Madison police chief, Steven Shelby.

"Me and one of my friends, we've been scouting the areas, trying to see if the young lady maybe put the baby in a trash [dumpster]," said resident, Derex Brooks. "And not just that - going door to door, trying to find out her whereabouts."

"I just hope if she watches [the news] and she sees how hurt I am and she brings my baby back," the baby's mother said through tears.

The case hit the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children's website.

Authorities said they did not know of a motive. They did not believe Medina intended to harm the baby.

Her past felonies in New York include child endangerment.

photo/poster courtesy: National Center of Missing and Exploited Children

some sources: KTVI

Nevaeh Buchanan's Body Possibly Found

Missing Michigan Girl, 5 Year Old Neveah Buchanan's Body Possibly Found

Authorities in Michigan believe that they have found the body of a 5-year-old girl who disappeared while bicycling last week.

Nevaeh - "Heaven" spelled backwards - Buchanan, 5, was last seen May 24 outside her apartment in Monroe, Michigan.

Sheriff Tilman Crutchfield of Monroe County said the body appears to be that of Nevaeh Buchanan, who was last seen May 24 outside her apartment complex in Monroe, southwest of Detroit.

The perpetrator remains at large, Crutchfield said.

"That person, to our knowledge, is still out there in the community," he said. "In my opinion, it is a very sick or disturbed person we are looking for, a person that is able to abduct and murder an innocent 5-year-old child."

Crutchfield said the body was found buried in a rural area alongside a river. "There was a material present on the grave site ... that appeared to be some type of cement or concrete," he said at a news conference.

CNN affiliate WDIV reported that a father and son were fishing at the river when they "spotted a block of poured cement and noticed a bad smell." They chipped away at the cement and saw skin.

Watch authorities swarm the scene »

Ryan Bickley, 15, told WDIV that his that father picked away the cement, revealing what appeared to be human flesh.

"He called me, and he was hysterical," Bickley said. "He saw flies around it and that it was starting to crack, and when he bent down the smell got really bad."

Bickley said his father quickly backed away and called police.

The teen's father, Guy Bickley, told WDIV that he was shaken up by the discovery.
"I've got two children," he said. "It's pure evil. It's not mean or psycho. It's just pure evil."
He added, "That poor little kid. It's terrible."

Crutchfield said he had no comment "on the cement issue other than there was some type of material present."

Authorities also found a shirt that matches the description of what Nevaeh is believed to have been wearing, he said.

Crutchfield vowed to use "whatever resources necessary" to find the perpetrator. The FBI is involved in the investigation.

The girl's family said they were having trouble accepting the news.

"I am not giving up hope yet, because I still feel that she is near me," Nevaeh's grandmother, Sherry Buchanan, told WDIV. "My son is a total tragic mess because of this. He has missed her every single day she has been gone, and now he is going to miss her for the rest of his life."