Day 13: Witnesses found 'chloroform' search on Casey Anthony's computer
"Snip" By Jacqueline Fell and Adam Longo, Team Coverage
Last Updated: Wednesday, June 08, 2011 5:24 PM
Kevin StengerSgt. Stenger is the supervisor of the Orange County Sheriff's computer crimes unit. He said he reviewed Osborne's work, and assisted her after she found the search for "chloroform."
Stenger confirmed that the search was found in unallocated "deleted space" on the computer, and said the searches for chloroform were done on the Mozilla Firefox browser from March 17 to March 21, 2008.
He then acknowledged that whoever specifically searched for "chloroform" then visited MySpace afterward.
As prosecutors published Bradley's report to the jury, he confirmed that someone used Google to search for "chloroform" on March 17, 2008.
He said one search returned the Wikipedia entry for chloroform. Other results on Wikipedia included "hand to hand combat," "head injuries," "chest trauma" and "ruptured spleen," all within 15 minutes of each other.
Bradley also said someone searched for "how to make chloraform" on March 21, 2008, noting a spelling error in the search. The user then clicked on a link generated by Google that asked, "Did you mean how to make chloroform?"
Other searches Bradley found included "making weapons of household products" and "neck breaking."
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