Exactly, I thought the defense had a reciprocal obligation to provide this, if they found it. (Good question for the verified thread!)
So, that is why I think either:
1. The state did find it and it was sealed
or
2. JB forensic guy found it and it was sealed
or
3. The parties agreed to seal it.
The reason being, there was no way to PROVE that GEORGE made the search and that KC had not returned to the home after the time GA thought she left. In addition, the term foolproof suffocation without proof who made the search might have been viewed as too inflammatory? Maybe the state lost this when they did the in camera sessions?? Perhaps the state even agreed thinking certainly the chloroform, neck breaking, etc was plenty??? So why muddy the waters and or give JB something to try to make the jury think it was GA; since without video proof it was harder to prove who made the search.
More from the article:
"Then someone typed in 'foolproof suffocation.' It was misspelled, and George was a poor speller," Baez wrote. "Google automatically corrected the spelling, and the first link that was clicked was 'venturing into the pro-suicide pit.' It appeared that someone was thinking about killing himself."
and
"By looking at the websites being researched, all concerned with suicide and death, it certainly appears that the one who felt the blame was a guilt-ridden Goeroge Anthony," Baez wrote in the book. "It had to have been George on the computer because he said Casey was gone, and he was the only one out there trying to kill himself."
http://abcnews.go.com/US/casey-antho...GDlac:gthanks:
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IT WAS NOT obvious someone was concerned about suicide - it was obvious someone was concerned with MURDER. The irony is rich, indeed again as the blog was anti-suicide.
fftobed: I sleep with a smile on my face! :tyou:
