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The murder trial of Casey Anthony, who's accused of killing her young daughter, enters its fourth week today when testimony resumes in Orlando.
Anthony is charged with first-degree murder. Prosecutors say she used duct tape to suffocate her daughter in the summer of 2008. The defense contends that the little girl drowned in her grandparents' pool. The child's remains were found about six months later.
The 25-year-old Anthony, who has pleaded not guilty, faces the death penalty if convicted.
Jurors have so far heard from witnesses ranging from Anthony's family members and friends to law enforcement officials and forensics experts.
Evidence of decomposition?
On Saturday, forensic entomology consultant Neal Haskell testified that bugs found in the trunk of Anthony's car were possible signs that a decomposing body had been in the vehicle.
On Saturday, forensic entomology consultant Neal Haskell testified that bugs found in the trunk of Anthony's car were possible signs that a decomposing body had been in the vehicle.
According to the report, Haskell said fluids from a body that likely spent three to five days in the car attracted insects that fed on human decomposition.Haskell testified that flies and fly larvae were found among the items left in the vehicle.
On Thursday, Anthony cried, dabbed her eyes with a tissue and looked away as pictures of her 2-year-old daughter Caylee's skull were displayed in the courtroom.
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