Caylee Anthony UPDATE:Florida Investigators Hurry to ID Child’s Remains

Friday, December 12, 2008
FOX NEWS

Lawyers on both sides of the case were heading to court Friday morning in an effort to preserve the evidence collected Thursday and in a bid to be present during testing.

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Investigators hurried to identify the skeletal remains of a small child found in a wooded area near the home of missing Florida girl Caylee Anthony’s family.

A team of medical examiners and detectives hoped the bones, discovered by a water meter reader on Thursday, would help them solve the 6-month-old mystery of the child’s whereabouts.

Caylee, who would have turned 3 in August, was last seen in June. Her mother, 22-year-old Casey Anthony is behind bars and charged with her murder.

Lawyers on both sides of the case were heading to court Friday morning in an effort to preserve the evidence collected Thursday and in a bid to be present during testing.

Orange County Sheriff Kevin Beary told a morning show Friday that detectives found a connection between the remains and the Anthonys’ house.

Another search warrant for the home was executed early Friday morning after the medical examiner found “some clues that came out of the remains” that “linked it to the house,” Beary told NBC’s “Today” show.

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