Casey Anthony beat a murder rap by claiming that in June 2018 her two-year-old daughter, Caylee, drowned in the family’s backyard pool, but a bone-chilling new scenario suggests the tot died slowly — buried alive in a shallow grave! Catch up on more Casey Anthony news here….
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Casey Anthony beat a murder rap by claiming that in June 2018 her two-year-old daughter,
Caylee, drowned in the family’s backyard pool, but a bone-chilling new scenario suggests the tot died slowly — buried alive in a shallow grave!
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Famed forensic pathologist
Dr. William Manion’s chilling analysis suggests the adorable toddler may very well have been alive when she was dumped — and ended up dying alone and in terror like a helpless mummy wrapped in the cramped darkness of a trash bag.
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“Hopefully Caylee was dead,”
The National ENQUIRER learned from Manion, who has studied the murdered child’s autopsy. “But we don’t know.” The tyke was wrapped in a blanket and a plastic trash bag, then dumped in a wooded area near the Orlando home of her grandparents,
George and Cindy Anthony.
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Her body was found in December 2008, nearly six months after she was last seen alive. Her bony remains were so decayed, the coroner couldn’t determine the cause of death. Now, ten years later, facts surrounding the child’s disappearance suggest she could have been alive when her body was put in the ground.
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During Casey’s 2011 trial for the child's murder, neighbor
Brian Burner testified that on June 18, 2008 — two days after the tot was last seen alive — the
monster mom asked him if she could borrow a shovel to “dig up a bamboo root” and returned it approximately one hour later.
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Chloroform was also discovered in the trunk of Casey’s car that reeked of rotting flesh. Trial
Judge Belvin Perry Jr. recently remarked on the theory that Casey sedated Caylee with chloroform and locked her in the trunk so she could go night-clubbing.
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“I think
upon the evidence, the most logical thing that happened was that she tried to knock her daughter out by use of chloroform, [leading to an accidental death],” he said last year.
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But Manion notes Caylee
could easily have been unconscious when she was buried with duct tape covering the lower part of her face, probably her mouth. The autopsy indicated the tape was found on the child’s skull and this played a key part in ruling the death a murder.
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During a recent A&E documentary on the shocking case,
furious Cindy stormed off the set — seething over the idea Caylee accidentally drowned — and the girl’s
grandfather George got rid of the corpse. “I was told my granddaughter died in the pool,” she fumed. “And I want f***ing answers to that!”
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But answers are not readily forthcoming.
Mom Casey, who was the last person to see the child alive, was acquitted of the murder. She knows the terrible truth — but the party girl is currently living the good life in West Palm Beach, Fla.
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As former HLN anchor and crime specialist
Nancy Grace. puts it: “The only way justice will be served is if
tot mom broke down and confessed what really happened!”
Casey Anthony beat a murder rap by claiming that in June 2018 her two-year-old daughter,
Caylee, drowned in the family’s backyard pool, but a bone-chilling new scenario suggests the tot died slowly — buried alive in a shallow grave!
Photo credit: Mega/Getty Images
Famed forensic pathologist
Dr. William Manion’s chilling analysis suggests the adorable toddler may very well have been alive when she was dumped — and ended up dying alone and in terror like a helpless mummy wrapped in the cramped darkness of a trash bag.
Photo credit: Getty Images
“Hopefully Caylee was dead,”
The National ENQUIRER learned from Manion, who has studied the murdered child’s autopsy. “But we don’t know.” The tyke was wrapped in a blanket and a plastic trash bag, then dumped in a wooded area near the Orlando home of her grandparents,
George and Cindy Anthony.
Her body was found in December 2008, nearly six months after she was last seen alive. Her bony remains were so decayed, the coroner couldn’t determine the cause of death. Now, ten years later, facts surrounding the child’s disappearance suggest she could have been alive when her body was put in the ground.
During Casey’s 2011 trial for the child's murder, neighbor
Brian Burner testified that on June 18, 2008 — two days after the tot was last seen alive — the
monster mom asked him if she could borrow a shovel to “dig up a bamboo root” and returned it approximately one hour later.
Chloroform was also discovered in the trunk of Casey’s car that reeked of rotting flesh. Trial
Judge Belvin Perry Jr. recently remarked on the theory that Casey sedated Caylee with chloroform and locked her in the trunk so she could go night-clubbing.
“I think
upon the evidence, the most logical thing that happened was that she tried to knock her daughter out by use of chloroform, [leading to an accidental death],” he said last year.
But Manion notes Caylee
could easily have been unconscious when she was buried with duct tape covering the lower part of her face, probably her mouth. The autopsy indicated the tape was found on the child’s skull and this played a key part in ruling the death a murder.
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During a recent A&E documentary on the shocking case,
furious Cindy stormed off the set — seething over the idea Caylee accidentally drowned — and the girl’s
grandfather George got rid of the corpse. “I was told my granddaughter died in the pool,” she fumed. “And I want f***ing answers to that!”
But answers are not readily forthcoming.
Mom Casey, who was the last person to see the child alive, was acquitted of the murder. She knows the terrible truth — but the party girl is currently living the good life in West Palm Beach, Fla.
As former HLN anchor and crime specialist
Nancy Grace. puts it: “The only way justice will be served is if
tot mom broke down and confessed what really happened!”
