Online Keyword Search
Forensic examiners investigated computers used by Casey and discovered online keyword searches such as “how to make chloroform,” “inhalation,” “alcohol,” “neck breaking,” and “self defense.” It was 3 months before Caylee was reported missing that these searches were made. Other searches included “Zenaida Fernandez Gonzalez" made on July 16, 2008. No searches of that name were made anytime before that date. According to forensics investigation, a website related to chloroform was visited over 80 times. The search history was deleted, but investigators were still able to recover data found in the hard drive. REUTERS

A grief expert told jurors in the Casey Anthony trial on Wednesday that people suffer in different ways and that young people grieve reluctantly.

They don't suffer it in the same way. If I were to poll the room I would find that each of you handle it differently, said Florida State University's Sally Karioth.

Karioth said she was speaking generally and could not speak specifically about Casey Anthony.

Young adults are reluctant grievers, she said. They may drink too much. They may do drugs too much.

Casey Anthony could face the death penalty if convicted of smothering Caylee with duct tape on June 16, 2008, as the prosecution alleges. Casey's defense attorneys say Caylee drowned on June 16 at Casey's parents' home in Orlando, Florida.

Caylee was not reported missing for 31 days and her skeleton was discovered 6 months later near the parents' home.

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