Imperfect Justice: Prosecuting Casey Anthony (18 page)

In this shot, looking from the spot where the body was found back to the road, you can see just how close to the road the site actually was. That was one of the things that struck me right away—the laziness of the placement.
Courtesy of the Orange County Sheriff’s Office

The spot on the ground where Caylee’s remains were placed.
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This laundry bag (above) was taken from the Anthony home. It is the sister bag to the bag in which Caylee’s remains were found (below).
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The matching tags from the bag from the Anthony home (above) and the bag from the remains (below).
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A sample of the duct tape that had been used in the Anthony home on a gas can (above), and a sample of the duct tape found at the crime scene (below). The brand is identical.
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Above, a photo of Caylee and Casey in which Caylee is wearing a shirt that reads “Big Trouble Comes in Small Packages.” Below are the remains of that shirt that were found with the body.
Shirt remains photograph courtesy of the Orange County Sheriff’s Office

Caylee’s Winnie-the-Pooh bedding, as photographed in her room.
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A very faded Winnie-the-Pooh blanket, which was found with Caylee’s body.
Courtesy of the Orange County Sheriff’s Office