weather forecast. we ll try to show those all morning long. it is beautiful. went to grab coffee at 4:00 a.m., a man out there raising the american flag at 4:00 a.m. early this morning. welcome into fox & friends this morning. that s dave briggs, ainsley earhardt, i m clayton morris in for steve, brian and gretchen this morning. we have an action-packed show. at 8:30, we ll be bringing you this casey anthony trial live this morning. the jury in the case anthony could begin deliberations as early as today. the state tried to paint the picture of a young woman who chose her freedom over her child. as hard as it is to accept, when casey anthony was at blockbuster on june 16th walking arm and arm with her boyfriend, tony, caylee was in the trunk of her car in the early stages of decomposition. dramatic closing yesterday. we turn now to former prosecutor kendall coffey. good morning to you, sir. good morning. we were sitting, the three of us, watching that close yester
found on those paper towels i guarantee that would have been the first thing the state led with if they had. but they didn t give you any of that. in stid they gave you more speculation upon speculation. guess upon guess. they want you to fill in the gaps with your anger and your emotion. that is what they want and they are hoping that if you talk about maggots you will think dead body. well, you heard dr. huntington and dr. haskell talk about these insect activity, it is amazing how much information you can get. right down to the time of death in some cases. well, they had that opportunity on july 16 and would have answered all questions if they had taken dna from those maggots. dna, see, if a maggot is feeding on human tissue it
remember when i told you this investigation reached the level of december penetration. thalevelofof desperat tion. this is nothing but desperation. i want to remind you that some of the boards have writing on it you must rely on your memory of what was actually said. i may repeat certain things about this but i want to be clear, rely on wha you heard in the courtroom, not about what i m reading to you, okay. now, you may recall we had dr. neil haskell come up and testify. dr. haskell and dr. huntington are both for ru forensickent i
referenceed news reports in his statement to the police. you have george anthony who did an incredible job of pointing out the uri of pointing out as soon as he arrived, and you have dr. neil haskell, the $4,000 man. the anthromologist who explained several theories. now let s take look at who didn t smell what. karen sanchez at the amscott check cashing place where the car was. you may recall she said she smelled garbage. tony lazarro who went and got casey, got the gas can for
away tears. her attorney trying to save her life pressing the key point how did little caylee die, asserting there is not enough proof to convict his client of murder. let s hear the argument from both sides. there is something wrong. i saw my daughter s car today and t smells like there has been a dead body in the damn car. it was cindy anthony s frantic 911 call in july of 2008 that launched a search for caylee anthony. three months later, the missing child case became a murder investigation. prosecutors say casey killed her two-year-old daughter caylee with premeditation, poisoning her with chloroform and wrapping three pieces of duct tape over her nose and mouth. not one application, not two, but three. placing a heart shaped sticker on the tape covering little caylee s face, putting h her body in three garbage bags and dumping here in the woods. then casey began a 31 day party that ended when her parents found her car reeking with the smell of death. that parti