Today there was some emotional testimony from Lee Anthony’s fiancee, Mallory Parker, which actually made Casey appear a bit emotional. George Anthony was called to the stand again to testify about Casey’s car, and he had to admit that her car had the distinctive smell of human decomposition. It was obvious he did not really want to say it and that it really hurt him to say it. Jose Baez questioned him several times about the gas cans and also about the car, noting George did not call 911 after smelling the decomposition. Yes, George was a detective at one time, so he should have known better and called the police. However, I think that emotion took over for him, when he opened the trunk and neither his daughter nor granddaughter were in the trunk. I am just speculating, of course. Also, the manager of the towing company also testified that he smelled human decomposition in the car. There were a lot of sidebars today too. Seems to slow down the flow of testimony, but I guess those are needed .
Wrecker: Car Smell of Decompensation
Casey Anthony’s father says at trial that car smelled like corpse
Day 4: George Anthony questioned about smell in Casey’s car
Witnesses Testify Casey Anthony’s Car Reeked Of Decompensation
Casey Anthony: Did George Anthony help or hurt defense?
Tot Mom Judge Denies Defense’s Motion For Mistrial
Seems stange to me that drug people say that they call Xanax “Zanny” and Casey called the baby sitter “Zanny the Nanny” that along with who the h— would park there car next to a dumpster stink and load there trunk with dumpster food? and if the care was not running then I guess you have to believe that the tow service fixed the car so that the dad could drive it home when he came and got it? Sounds a bit like a story to me.
By: sandra on May 28, 2011
at 6:31 am