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Can murder case against Casey Anthony be reopened?

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    Detectives overlooked searches for suffocation methods

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Kelly -- back in session on the docket today the Casey Anthony murder case.

More than a year after Casey was acquitted of killing her toddler daughter Caylee.

New revelations suggest prosecutors.

Or more accurately the sheriff's department missed a key piece of evidence in -- case.

The computer investigator.

Apparently overlooking.

-- search.

On the Casey's computer.

For quote full proof suffocation methods.

On the day little Caylee was last seen alive.

Can a case be reopened.

-- now these real Fox News legal analyst and mark I -- is a former prosecutor now defense attorney.

Incredible to me so the sheriff's office comes out -- the sheriff's office that was responsible for looking at the -- the Anthony home computer only searched the Internet.

Explore search engine.

And didn't look at this Firefox you know how you click on the various -- to get on the Internet on your computer he -- -- the one.

And not the other one and the other one -- to a new organization that got its hands on and started to review the record soft.

-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- You're exactly right and they -- they also missed about 12100 other and the messages on that Firefox that -- didn't even look at it was the defense actually not even the news the defense was able to find it before they went to trial but of course the defense doesn't have to get that over the prosecution.

Analysts as simple as typing and -- -- eighteen.

At vs suffocation on me to -- misspelled and just went right on to the next start I mean it was absolutely.

At an example of gross -- negligent.

This is horrifying to me mark because it did Jerry didn't have all the facts they didn't have the facts -- Jose Baez who was the defense attorney said it.

We had it.

Then we had her sit in court -- -- waiting for the stick to bring it up seem like a pretty critical piece of evidence for their side.

And when they didn't we were shocked and this is not practice.

Well it clearly is negligence I agree -- -- on this but my position is.

Number one it is gross negligence and they hopefully have increased their level of awareness.

It's not -- Google.

And it is not goggle -- -- you know like these people need to learn okay however I don't think it would have made a difference I went back and review of what the jurors were saying.

They're saying that there was reasonable doubt that they never proved to us how.

This death occurred.

They didn't have a motive and tell them not to because I was ready to connect but had them they needed that this search does not tip the scales to prove beyond a reasonable -- -- you know that many of the jurors have not gone on the record on this but one -- haven't found out about this did go on the record and he said all my gosh we have found that actually that would have made a difference because it would make it so that he could not have been an -- -- and he's definitely -- that is let me -- you got something I didn't in his final -- what's -- one of the questions that was asked.

Is if it was Casey because her what I've heard of her defense was that the child drowned in the swimming pool at home -- it was George Anthony that let that happen.

Perfect but Casey's father and he was riddled with Yeltsin over the fact that Caylee died in his care.

And and apparently the defense is gonna get ready to argue.

-- was on there.

School -- how to suffocate one's self.

In an -- in research suicide methods inning and the question is why -- search for -- what authorities foods wanted to kill search -- full -- suffocation.

Right you know as opposed to how to commit suicide.

Could listen.

The bottom line is you're right and that's why she's the most hated woman in America everyone has reached the conclusion most people have that -- guilty but there's a reason why first of all the jurors voted ten to two initially to find her not guilty.

And why many of them were crying and literally quote sick to their stomach is what one juror described it when they had to fight or not guilty.

There's a difference between -- that believing that she's guilty as can be but.

Not having the evidence and are forced to have to is there -- injury is that -- -- -- handling this case -- anyway reopening OK have a double jeopardy means you cannot open a case based on the same -- in the same -- -- wait wait wait let's talk first first -- your right mark but.

What about the case could be -- in federal court.

Based on dispel the disposal of a body you know federal claim not a state claimed that the possibility prostate Heinz noted that -- it it's not it's not across the state line issue that would be for -- her.

Got any candidates like -- -- are coming I was -- They had mark quickly yeah.

I would just tell my law students that was a creative answered at least this -- had not one based in reality.

Doesn't look like there can be a civil case for wrongful death like we -- on OJ because an OJ it was the families of the descendants who brought the case here we don't know -- -- father ever was -- -- a guy who was suspected is dead.

And right to chase he's certainly jacket and she'd be the defendant and her parents were involved in this -- I mean so it's just a -- -- thanks both in Iraq back that.

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