As expected, the Orange-Osceola State Attorney's Office released the 36-page Medical Examiner's report on Caylee Marie Anthony's autopsy today, along with dozens of other pages of forensic reports.
While a great amount of press has been given to the documents, they really don't add up to much. The biggest revelation is perhaps the fact that no drugs were found in her body – something which collaborates earlier evidence. In addition, the report states that "an almost complete skeleton" was found, something that is somewhat surprising given the circumstances of the find. Other than those little tidbits, little else in the report is of much interest as far as "bombshell" news goes.
Unfortunately, the biggest question, how little Caylee died, remains a mystery.
"Although the cause of death cannot be determined with certainty, the manner of death is homicide," the report states.
Caylee Anthony's Autopsy Report: part 1, part 2, part 3
Caylee's mother, Casey Anthony, has been charged with murder and is expected to go to trial in October of this year; however, given the way the rest of the case has gone, that date will most likely change.
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