Fight over heart-shaped sticker heads back to court in Casey Anthony case
By Jacqueline Fell, Reporter
Last Updated: Friday, April 01, 2011 5:15 AM
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ORLANDO --
The FBI destroyed it, Casey Anthony's defense team wants to squash it, but the state thinks it's a link proving Anthony killed her daughter.
According to a report by Yuri Melich, the lead detective on the case, a FBI lab technician noticed residue on a piece of duct tape "in the perfect shape of a heart. The heart was not hand drawn and residue appeared to be consistent with the adhesive side of a heart shaped sticker."
Investigators found a small heart-shaped sticker near where the toddler's remains were found.
Also, while searching the Anthony home, a sheet of stickers were found in Anthony's room.
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Air science debate resumes Friday in Casey Anthony case
ORLANDO --
Casey Anthony's defense team doesn't want you to believe the scientific evidence being used against her.
The debate about that science resumes Friday in an Orange County courtroom.
We left off last week with a Tennessee scientist testifying for the prosecution about air samples taken from the trunk of Anthony's car.
Now, theres at least one more day left to determine what science comes in at Anthony's trial and what stays out.
"Currently no consensus," "inadequate analysis," and "not scientifically reliable" are words right from the reports of defense expert witnesses who will take the stand Friday to refute testimony.
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What's in a stain? Analysis to be argued Friday in Casey Anthony case
In the Case Against Casey, all eyes will continue to focus on the science at this week's Frye Hearing.
Just Wednesday, more transcripts of depositions were filed. One of the four added in the court file is of Dr. Madhavi Martin from the Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee.
Dr. Martin explained LIBS -- Laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy. She said it's a technique that uses lasers to generate specific elements that are present in the sample.
She describes it as making a fingerprint.
This technique has been around since the 1960s.
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