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Caylee Anthony: Experts reach different conclusions on autopsy
posted by halboedeker on Jun 22, 2009 9:01:43 AM
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Dr. Jan Garavaglia determined that the toddler was a victim of homicide and noted that duct tape was placed on the child's face before decomposition.
"The report suggests but does not conclude Caylee suffocated with that tape over her mouth," NBC's Kerry Sanders reported. His report was a preview of what we're likely to hear about forensics at the trial. Casey Anthony is charged with the murder of Caylee, her daughter.
"Forensics is likely to be the key evidence that a jury considers," Sanders said from Orlando. "In a case of science, it is which expert do you believe?"
"Today" talked to two experts. Dr. Werner Spitz, a defense pathologist, said, "There is nothing that I know that puts the lid on this, that tells you that there was a murder here. Everything, as far as I know, is in question."
NBC also asked Dr. Cyril Wecht, a forensic expert, to analyze the autopsy report. He speculated that the child suffered if she suffocated. Suffocation "would be the most likely way in which you would expect an infant, a young child to be murdered," he said. "It's easily accomplished, obviously, and would leave no telltale marks."
Article:
http://blogs.orlandosentinel.com/en...s-reach-different-conclusions-on-autopsy.html
posted by halboedeker on Jun 22, 2009 9:01:43 AM
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Dr. Jan Garavaglia determined that the toddler was a victim of homicide and noted that duct tape was placed on the child's face before decomposition.
"The report suggests but does not conclude Caylee suffocated with that tape over her mouth," NBC's Kerry Sanders reported. His report was a preview of what we're likely to hear about forensics at the trial. Casey Anthony is charged with the murder of Caylee, her daughter.
"Forensics is likely to be the key evidence that a jury considers," Sanders said from Orlando. "In a case of science, it is which expert do you believe?"
"Today" talked to two experts. Dr. Werner Spitz, a defense pathologist, said, "There is nothing that I know that puts the lid on this, that tells you that there was a murder here. Everything, as far as I know, is in question."
NBC also asked Dr. Cyril Wecht, a forensic expert, to analyze the autopsy report. He speculated that the child suffered if she suffocated. Suffocation "would be the most likely way in which you would expect an infant, a young child to be murdered," he said. "It's easily accomplished, obviously, and would leave no telltale marks."
Article:
http://blogs.orlandosentinel.com/en...s-reach-different-conclusions-on-autopsy.html