Doc Dump - Friday, 3/11/11

Navy pal wore FBI wire during meeting with Casey Anthony

11:54 a.m. EST, March 11, 2011

More than 200 pages of evidence were released in the Casey Anthony case today, including a report from the U.S. Naval Criminal Investigative Service detailing part of the FBI's probe into her daughter's disappearance.

The Naval inquiry involved Cpl. Mark Hawkins, a friend of Anthony's since high school, who was described as a source with "long term and intimate knowledge" of Caylee and her family.

Hawkins, who said he went on a few dates with Anthony but they never had a sexual relationship, said he had daily contact with Anthony over the summer of 2008. At one point, Anthony sent him a message that stated she had something to tell him, but she couldn't say it over the phone.

As part of the investigation, Hawkins came to Orlando and met with Anthony twice.

During one of those meetings, the FBI gave Hawkins a recording device.

The report said Hawkins asked Anthony what she meant about a message left over the summer, and Anthony said that her brother Lee Anthony "knew most of the story about what had happened to Caylee" and that she would tell the source about it "some day."

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Other documents released today showed expert reports discerning the insects found in the trash bag taken from Anthony's trunk, which they said have no forensic value and were likely attracted there because of rotting garbage, not a rotting corpse.

Also, no DNA was found on the laundry bag or the shorts found near the remains.


Other documents released in the first-degree murder case this week include a deposition from an investigator who said one of Anthony's girlfriend's told him that Anthony "didn't really want the baby."

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The above was snipped from the Orlando Sentinel...read the whole article at their site
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/local/caylee-anthony/os-casey-anthony-evidence-20110311,0,5748789.story

Thanks for posting this Estee. The closer it gets to her trial, the more we will get to see.

NCIS assisted in search for Caylee Anthony

By Jacqueline Fell and Nick VinZant, Team Coverage
Last Updated: Saturday, March 12, 2011 8:53 AM

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ORLANDO --

More documents were released in the case against Casey Anthony.

Friday's document dump included copies of the following:

* Forensics exam results from a lab in Pennsylvania
* Details of a search through Casey's computer
* Emails between the Orange County Sheriff's Office and attorneys
* Documents related to Texas EquuSearch's efforts to find 2-year-old Caylee's body.

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Documents released March 11, 2011

• Evidence pages 24,461–24,600 (pdf)
  
• Forensics exam results (pdf)

Read more: http://www.cfnews13.com/article/news/2011/march/217372/State-Attorneys-office-releases-more-documents-in-Case-against-Casey?

Informant, DNA Tests

New Evidence Released In Case Against Anthony

UPDATED: 4:18 pm EST March 11, 2011



ORLANDO, Fla. -- Court documents in the case against Casey Anthony reveal that the FBI worked with the Naval Criminial Investigative Service to recruit a confidential informant before Anthony was indicted by a grand jury.

According to the documents, Corporal Mark David Hawkins, an old friend of Casey's from Colonial High School, served as the investigators' informant.

During late June or early July of 2008, Hawkins told law enforcement that Anthony called him in California and told him "something happened," but said she could only tell him about it "in person."

Read more: http://www.wesh.com/casey-anthony-extended-coverage/27162777/detail.html

Reports: FBI Wired Friend During Talks With Casey

Updated: 6:24 pm EST March 11, 2011

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. -- New documents were released in the case against Casey Anthony Friday. The documents reveal new information about one of Casey's friends who wore a wire for the FBI, during a conversation with her.

It's another bombshell dropped in the case against Casey, almost three years after it started.

Mark Hawkins told the FBI that Casey called him around the time that Caylee Anthony disappeared and said she was upset, that something had happened "a long time ago."

Hawkins also said that Casey had told her mother and brother about it and they were angry and frustrated, but she couldn't talk about it over the phone.

Read more: http://www.wftv.com/news/27162542/detail.html