Can someone give me a website or the story from beginning to end of the Casey Anthony case i want it from the very start though like when Caylee went missing?

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Caylee was last seen in June of 2008 by anyone other than her mother. In July, her mother, Casey, returned home without Caylee, and Cindy (the grandmother) called the police. A search for Caylee ensued, which eventually became the largest search for a missing person in history. Casey was arrested for check fraud, theft, and, finally, Caylee's disappearance. Casey maintained several stories throughout the search. She lied about having a job at Universal Studios, Caylee having been kidnapped by the nanny (and Casey herself having searched for her for the 31 days Caylee was missing), and various other aspects of the case. Caylee's body was discovered in December of 2008 just yards from the Anthony family's home. Casey was arrested for her death. Casey's car had been found shortly before it was discovered that Caylee was missing, and it was reported to smell like a "dead body." This and searches for "chloroform," "neck breaking," "how to make chloroform," and "self defense techniques" were all used against Casey in the trial. The nanny was found to have never existed, and for the 31 days Caylee was supposedly missing, it was discovered that Casey had been out partying and drinking. The trial began in 2011 (June, I believe), and the defense opened up by saying that George Anthony (Casey's father) and Lee Anthony (her brother) had sexually abused Casey, and thus Casey hid any feelings she had. They also maintained that Caylee had drowned in the family's swimming pool, and that Casey and George had panicked and disposed of the body. George repeatedly maintained his innocence. Casey Anthony, whether because of media bias or not, has become a hated public figure. Her acquittal has caused extreme outrage and frustration throughout the country.

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The actual history of the case, including many documents from the investigation, evidence submitted, and video of the complete trial is archived on the WFTV Orlando web site. A time-line of all the events from the first report of Caylee missing through the trial is on the Investigation Discovery site. See the links below.