Chloroform Reportedly Found in Car of Missing Florida Tot Caylee Anthony's Mom
Wednesday, September 03, 2008
FOXNEWS.COM
"Significant levels" of chloroform were found in the car used by missing tot Caylee Anthony's mom Casey, MyFOXOrlando.com reported Wednesday, citing sources close to the investigation.
The significance of the find to the Caylee case is not clear, but sources said one of the computers taken from the Anthony home showed someone was searching for information on chloroform and how to use it, the TV station reported.
Chloroform, a solvent, once was used as an anesthetic, because inhaling the vapors depresses the central nervous system, though inhaling too much can be fatal.
Caylee was 2 when she disappeared in mid-June. Casey Anthony, 22, been charged with child neglect any lying to the authorities investigating her daughter's disappearance.
Police this week said they fear the little girl may be dead.
Wednesday, September 03, 2008
FOXNEWS.COM
"Significant levels" of chloroform were found in the car used by missing tot Caylee Anthony's mom Casey, MyFOXOrlando.com reported Wednesday, citing sources close to the investigation.
The significance of the find to the Caylee case is not clear, but sources said one of the computers taken from the Anthony home showed someone was searching for information on chloroform and how to use it, the TV station reported.
Chloroform, a solvent, once was used as an anesthetic, because inhaling the vapors depresses the central nervous system, though inhaling too much can be fatal.
Caylee was 2 when she disappeared in mid-June. Casey Anthony, 22, been charged with child neglect any lying to the authorities investigating her daughter's disappearance.
Police this week said they fear the little girl may be dead.
Leonard Padilla, the California bounty hunter who helped secure the release of Casey by posting the required $500,000 bond and then withdrew it, told MyFOXOrlando.com he is willing to get it reinstated.
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Padilla, who originally thought Caylee was alive, said he now thinks the little girl is dead.
But searchers, despite their scant numbers and suggestions Caylee is dead, haven't given up on finding the girl.
But searchers, despite their scant numbers and suggestions Caylee is dead, haven't given up on finding the girl.
EquuSearch volunteers said they're more determined than ever to find her. The 30 to 40 people combing the Orlando area for Caylee, who would have turned 3 last month, are "not pulling out until they find this baby or exhaust every lead," search director Mandy Albritton told the Orlando Sentinel.
HOW MUCH WORSE CAN THIS STORY GET?
The truth is starting to come out and it is tragic. Who killed Caylee and why? I find it hard to believe that her mother, Casey, could do such a thing. BUT -- when you add up all the lies, inconsistencies and her lack of worry about the whereabouts of her daughter, one has to conclude she is responsible to the child's death. Chloroform means this was not an accident, it means a murder. How do you kill such a precious little girl? What a monster. Pat
ReplyDeleteShe wanted to give the girl up for adoption, I wonder why it never went through.
ReplyDeleteThere are many people who would have given a lot to be parents to such a little cutie.
Casey's parents aren't helping the situation either!
tmw
She was a pole dancer, unfit mother, surely the little girl was as hard to handle as her mother. I feel sorry for all the daughters of prostitutes and strippers.
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