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Casey Anthony trial: bug expert says body couldn't have been in trunk

The defense in the Casey Anthony trial called an expert who said the lack of bugs in Anthony's car suggests that she could not have hidden a body there for days.
Casey Anthony murder trial focuses on 'trash' versus 'garbage'

Prosecutors and defense counsel in the Casey Anthony murder trial argue over how to describe a plastic bag of refuse found in the trunk of her car. Does it link to the body of Caylee Anthony?

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Casey Anthony trial: bug expert says body couldn't have been in trunk

Casey Anthony murder trial focuses on 'trash' versus 'garbage'

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