unknown. so the question arises if the skull wasn t opened, whatever mistakes were made in this? every murder, autopsy the head is opened up, unlike what the prosecution said and should have known was invalid science or junk science. and yet the judge let it in. to prove caylee s broken body was stored in the trunk of her mother s car, prosecutors called an expert in the smell of death. the odor was extremely overwhelming. i was shocked that that little bitty body could have that much odor. did you recognize the odor coming from the piece of carbon in the can. yes. what do you recognize that odor to be? i recognized it as human decomposition. he smelled unusual. unusual? and dr. voss, you claim he s
evidence for murder. a car with a trunk that the prosecution argued tested high for the presence of chloroform. and witnesses said had the unmistakable scent of death about it. a cadaver dog that recognized the aroma and a scientist who said he was not able only to smell but detect in his lab the odor of human decomposition from casey s car trunk. we re not just relying on his nose, we re relying on science, too. we have exploded the myth of the garbage as the source of this odor. but would that convince the jury? jury? just the smell. there was no blood, there was no there was no evidence there was no decomp stain inside that trunk. the state also warned jurors against following the defense s line of argument that caylee drowned and that her grandfather, george, had a hand in covering up her death. is a trip down a rabbit hole into a bizarre world where men who love their granddaughters
unknown. so the question arises if the skull wasn t opened, whatever mistakes were made in this? every murder, autopsy the head is opened up, unlike what the prosecution said and should have known was invalid science or junk science. and yet the judge let it in. to prove caylee s broken body was stored in the trunk of her mother s car, prosecutors called an expert in the smell of death. the odor was extremely overwhelming. i was shocked that that little bitty body could have that much odor. did you recognize the odor coming from the piece of carbon in the can. yes. what do you recognize that odor to be? i recognized it as human decomposition. he smelled unusual. unusual? and dr. voss, you claim he s
prosecution argued tested high for the presence of chloroform. and witnesses said had the unmistakable scent of death about it. a cadaver dog that recognized the aroma. and a scientist who said he was able to not only smell, but detect in his lab the odor of human decomposition from casey s car trunk. we re not just relying on his nose, we re relying on science, too. we have exploded the myth of the garbage as the source of this odor. but would that convince the jury? just the smell, there was no blood, there was no evidence there was no decomp stain inside that trunk. the state warned jurors against following the defense s line of argument that caylee drowned and that her grandfather george had a hand in covering up the death. it is a trip down a rabbit hole where men who love their granddaughters who take an innocent act and make it look like a murder, for no reason.
setting up appointments to do things. in none of those does she ever express concern about her child as allegedly missing. with casey behind bars crime scene investigators descend on the anthony home. we got our cadaver dogs. they were alerting in the backyard. and they were already indicating to us that there s been a dead body in that trunk. the orange county sheriff s p office reveals preliminary finds of its forensic investigation. we do have returns that say human decomposition was located in the defendant s home. also found, elevated traces of chloroform in the spare tire cover and trunk liner and some disturbing internet searches on the family computer. back in march there were google searches for neck breaking and household weapons and even more significantly it was on the computer is where we found there were