Her mother.
Her grandfather.
Her grandmother.
A neighbor.
Staying with friends.
With her father.
In daycare.
With a nanny.
They found blood on baby clothes in their closet.
They were notified that Casey's car was in a tow yard.
They saw an Amber Alert on the news.
The baby's clothes were cleared out of their home.
A suspicious stain on the back seat.
A dent in the front grill.
Empty liquor bottles on the floor in the back.
A terrible smell from the trunk.
A bag of trash.
A bloody rag.
Baby clothes.
Nothing.
In a women's shelter.
In a high-rise luxury apartment.
In a church basement.
In a boyfriend's apartment.
A month.
Five months.
Ten months.
A year.
Lithium.
Bleach.
Chloroform.
Semen.
Zanny.
Maria.
Lucille.
Marlene.
Manslaughter.
Wrongful death.
Second-degree murder.
First-degree murder.
First-degree murder.
Giving false statements.
Kidnapping.
Public intoxication.
Clearwater, Florida.
Orlando, Florida.
Macon, Georgia.
Washington, D.C.
They will go home every night.
They will go home on weekends.
They will be sequestered for the duration.
They will watch the trial on closed circuit television.
Garbage.
A dead body.
Cheap perfume.
Rotting meat.
Her statement that a nanny took Caylee.
Her lying to parents about Caylee's location.
Pictures of her partying while Caylee was missing.
All of the above.
They now believe that Casey is guilty.
They believe that Casey is guilty of a lesser offense.
They will wait to see the verdict of the trial to decide.
They support Casey completely.
Undetermined.
Strangulation.
Blunt force trauma.
Stabbing.
True.
False.
Miami.
Daytona.
Clearwater.
Dunedin.
Guilty.
Not guilty.
Correct
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