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Test Results Due Back in Casey Anthony Case

August 01, 2008

Casey_anthony According to a spokesperson for the Orange County Sheriff's Office, DNA test results from Casey Anthony's car will be completed next week.

Forensic technicians are currently examining human hair, bodily fluid and other evidence that was found during a search of her vehicle. The evidence first came to light during Anthony's bond hearing, when Corporal Yuri Melich testified about a "bad smell" in the trunk of Anthony's car.

"There was a very bad smell in the car," Melich stated. "Briefly, just before I came into the Child Abuse Division, I was a homicide detective for two years with the Orange County Sheriff's Office, and in my experience, the smell that I smelled in that car was the smell of decomposition."

Meanwhile, Anthony's attorney, Jose Baez, told Local6.com that he is angry with the Orange County Sheriff's Office, specifically Deputy Carlos Padilla, who told Nancy Grace that Baez had asked for immunity for Anthony.

"The police have just leaked one thing after another," Baez said. "I don't know. Carlos Padilla wasn't there."

Investigation Discovery called Padilla today, but he was unavailable for comment.

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