Missing Child: Caylee Anthony
The Orange County Sheriff’s Office is currently trying to determine the whereabouts and well-being of this child. If you have seen Caylee Marie Anthony and Casey Anthony together, or if you have seen Caylee in the company of another since June 16th, 2008 please give a tip.

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NOV 18, 2008: Caylee is still missing!  Please help bring  Caylee home... 

 NOV 10, 2008 : PADILLA RESUMES SEARCH FOR CAYLEE.

NOV 10, 2008 : TES PULLS OUT OF SEARCH, CAYLEE IS STLL MISSING. Padilla and Divers Resume search... Nothing was found.

October 28, 2008: Casey's pretrial date to December 11 at 9 a.m. Her trial is scheduled to begin January 5, 2009 at 9:30 a.m. Anthony remains in the Orange County jail on no bond.

October 21, 2008: Casey Anthony No Longer Facing Child Neglect Charge.  CHILD NEGLECT CHARGES DROPPED

October 19, 2008: California Bounty Hunter To Return For New Caylee Anthony Search

October 17, 2008: Casey Anthony Pleads Not Guilty As Search Teams Plan Return

Oct.17 - ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. (WOFL FOX 35, Orlando) --Casey Anthony will be making two court appearances within a week of each other. She will return to court for her arraignment on her First degree murdercharge and then again a few days later for a pre-trial hearing in the check fraud case.

On Tuesday October 28, 2008 at 8:45 a.m. Anthony will appear before Circuit Judge Stan Strickland for arraignment in the First Degree Murder Case.

Oct.17 -"I know Caylee is alive," Cindy Anthony said on MSNBC's Today show.

"I know my daughter. There is nothing in this world that could make me believe that Casey did anything to Caylee. There has never been any child neglect, child abuse or anything. This young lady loves her child, more than I love Casey." Cindy Anthony maintains her daughter is telling the truth and says her granddaughter has been spotted at Orlando airport with people and also in Georgia since her disappearance.

"I believe Caylee is with someone that Casey had trusted. And I believe that Casey has been, you know, betrayed. It's unfortunate that it's going to take the average citizen to bring Caylee back home to me alive, and not the authorities," said Cindy Anthony. George Anthony, the grandfather of missing toddler Caylee Anthony, spoke exclusively with News 13 Thursday about the family's latest efforts to find his granddaughter. Anthony added they are disturbed by the fact the Sheriff's Office shut down the tip line in mid-august. "We've been getting info out about Puerto Rico, because we believe that's where she is, but the info I've gotten over the last three months is that my granddaughter has been to nine different locations," 

Oct.14 - ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. (WOFL FOX 35, Orlando) -- Casey Anthony was back in the Orange County Jail Tuesday night after a Grand Jury handed down a murder indictment earlier in the day.

Anthony, the mother of 3-year-old Caylee Anthony who has been missing since June, was indicted on seven charges including First Degree Murder, Aggravated Child Abuse and Manslaughter of a Child. The other four charges have to do with Anthony ‘knowingly and willingly’ misleading investigators.


Oct. 08 – According to a source close to the investigation, prosecutors now have enough forensic evidence to ask a grand jury to indict Anthony for her daughter's murder. That evidence allegedly proves that Caylee's body was in the trunk of the car Casey Anthony was driving and at one point in the backyard of the Anthony family home.

Casey Anthony's parents, George and Cindy Anthony, voluntarily provided investigators with DNA samples, which are currently being compared to hairs found in the trunk of the car. Anthony's brother, Lee Anthony, initially refused to provide investigators with a sample; however he later submitted to that request when investigators served him with a search warrant.

Investigators are convinced that Caylee was murdered on or about June 17. Cell phone records show that from June 16 to June 18, Anthony mostly went about her normal routine - traveling to and from her parents and boyfriend's house - however, pings have also placed her near Blanchard Park and the Econ Trail, an isolated area south of Lake Underhill. Both those areas were searched by David Lohr and Texas EquuSearch; however given the high waters and thick underbrush it is possible that evidence could have gone overlooked.

Sept. 23 – The Orange Osceola State Attorney's Office is releasing 591 pages of discovery evidence in the Casey Anthony case today.  Still no sign of Caylee

September 7 – George Anthony, father of Casey Anthony and grandfather of missing three-year-old Caylee Anthony, lost it when a group of protesters showed up at his home.

September 3 – Roughly 50,000 people will visit Walt Disney World today. And yet, only 12 people showed up this morning to search for missing 3-year-old Caylee Anthony. According to Caylee's grandmother, Cindy Anthony, the community is not helping in the search because they do not believe Caylee is dead.

In related news, bounty hunter Leonard Padilla made headlines again today for comments he made on CNN last night, suggesting that something big is going to happen in the case.

"When the FBI, who has got some of the finest labs in the world, comes back, it is going to shock the world over something Lee, Casey and Cindy have known since Wednesday when they released their preliminary findings," Padilla said. "And also, the Dumpster located a mile and quarter away from the boyfriend Tony's home is going to play a big part in this."

Also today, the Orange County Sheriff's Office has filed six additional charges against Casey Anthony. According to a department spokesperson, Anthony has been charged with two counts each of fraudulent use of personal identification, uttering a forged check and petty theft.

Sept. 2: Casey Anthony refuses an offer of limited immunity in exchange for information leading to Caylee.

Aug. 31: The Orange County Sheriff's Office confirms hair found in the trunk of Casey Anthony's car belonged to Caylee.

Aug. 30: Texas EquuSearch, a mounted search and recovery group, arrive in Central Florida to help search for Caylee.

Aug. 30: New bond for Casey Anthony is set for $3,000 for charges not related to Caylee's disappearance. The original posted bond has been revoked, so Casey will remain in jail even if the new bond is posted.

Aug. 29: Casey is rearrested on economic crime charges not related to Caylee's disappearance. The charges include uttering a fraudulent instrument, petty theft, and fraudulent use of personal information. Deputies say they have surveillance video of Casey using forged checks.

Aug. 29: Deputies serve Casey, George, Cindy and Lee Anthony with criminal witness subpoenas to appear in court sometime in November.

Aug. 27: The Orange County Sheriff's Offices fires Recruit Deputy Anthony Rusciano, who may have had ties to Casey Anthony. Deputies say Rusciano provided inaccurate and incomplete responses on an ongoing criminal investigation. It is not confirmed if the investigation is related to the case of Casey Anthony.

Aug. 26: Hundreds of documents are released in the investigation into Caylee's disappearance. The documents reveal Cindy Anthony called her daughter, Casey, a sociopath and a "mooch." The documents also say Casey wanted to give Caylee up for adoption, according to a friend of Casey's, but Cindy would not let her.

Aug. 21: Casey is released from prison at 10:30 a.m. after being fitted with an electronic monitoring device.

Aug. 20: Leonard and Tony Padilla post bond necessary for Casey's release.

Aug. 17: Leonard Padilla arrives in Orlando.

Aug. 16: California bounty hunter Leonard Padilla announces he and his nephew, bail bondsman Tony Padilla, will fly to Orlando and post Casey's $500,000 bond. Padilla says they are doing this to "find the baby."

Aug. 15: Two private invesigators meet with Casey. Investigators were identified as Edward Phlegar and Casey Dominic, both investigators for Casey's attorney, Jose Baez.

Aug. 12: George Anthony says that he believes Caylee was kidnapped and that the kidnappers are being watched.

Aug. 10: Casey cancels a scheduled meeting with her parents, the second time in three days she has refused to meet with her family.

Aug. 9: Caylee's third birthday comes and goes with no new leads on the missing girl's whereabouts.

Aug. 8: Casey refuses to see her brother, Lee, for a scheduled meeting. Lee's visit is rescheduled for Tuesday.

Aug. 7: Investigators serve a search warrant at the Anthony home and remove a number of clothing items belonging to Casey, which her mother said had been in Casey's car. Some of them has been washed by Cindy Anthony because they had a foul odor.

Aug. 7: Deputies confirm that the last time Caylee was seen by anybody other than Casey was on June 15. There is video from that day and investigators found pictures from Father's Day on Casey's computer.

Aug. 7: Investigators say a call Casey said she got on July 15 in which Caylee talked to her probably didn't happen. Phone records show ther was no call to Casey's cell phone at the time the call was supposed to have taken place.

August 5: - Investigators Find Caylee Anthony's DNA. According to a spokesperson from the Orange County Sheriff's Office, investigators have found Caylee Anthony's DNA; however they will not confirm if it was discovered in the trunk of the car that was used by the missing toddler's mom, Casey Anthony.
"When it is appropriate, we will do what is necessary to further this case. We will not discuss results individually regarding any item that is returned to us," Orange County Sheriff's Office Capt. Angelo Nieves said.
Despite this breaking news, Nieves does not believe Caylee will be found without assistance from her mother.
"What we need to do is receive information from Casey that is nothing but the truth," Nieves said.


August 5: – Casey is formally charged with a felony count of child neglect and another misdemeanor offense.

August 4: – WFTV.com reports that prosecutors have offered Casey Anthony immunity, in exchange for information about her daughter; however State Attorney's Office spokesman Randy Means tells WESH.com that no such deal is in the works.

A spokesperson from the Orange County Sheriff's Office says investigators have found Caylee Anthony's DNA; however they refuse to confirm if it was discovered in the trunk of the car.
"When it is appropriate, we will do what is necessary to further this case. We will not discuss results individually regarding any item that is returned to us," Orange County Sheriff's Office Capt. Angelo Nieves tells reporters.

Aug. 1: The Orange County Sheriff's Office take several bags of evidence from the Anthony home.

July 31: George and Cindy Anthony are interviewed by the FBI.

July 30: The Fifth District Court of Appeals in Daytona Beach deny Baez's appeal of the $500,000 bond, asking that it be reduced to $10,000. That appeal was denied.

July 29: Casey Anthony's attorney, Jose Baez, asks a judge to bar the release of jail house recorded conversations, 911 tapes and visitor logs to the media. That request was denied.

July 22: A bond hearing is held for Casey Anthony. Her mother, father, brother and a detective in the case all testify. The judge sets bail at $500,000.

July 17: Casey Anthony is officially charged with child neglect, lying to investigators and interfering with a criminal investigation. The judge denies bond because she showed a "woeful disregard for the welfare of her child."

July 17: The Sheriff's office starts to search the backyard of the Anthony house.

July 17: The Sheriff's Office takes possession of the car and finds evidence of possible human decomposition. The car is sent to the forensics bank.

July 16: Casey Anthony is arrested.

July 16: The car found abandoned is picked up by the Anthony family from the wrecker company

July 16: Police talk to Zenaida Gonzalez who says she does not know Casey Anthony. Police also take Casey to Universal Studios where she said she worked. After leading them to a building, she admitted she was no longer employed there.

July15: Caylee's grandmother, Cindy Anthony, revised her estimate to this date as the last time she saw the girl in her testimony in Casey's bond hearing in July. Cindy Anthony said video of Caylee reading a book helped her remember that Caylee went with her to visit her father at an assisted living facility on Father's Day.

July15: Caylee's grandmother, Cindy Anthony reported Caylee missing as of June 9th.

July 12: After they had not seen Caylee for some time, the girl's grandparents got concerned and confronted Casey, convincing her to go to the sheriff's office.

June 30: The car Casey had been using is towed from the Amscot store on Goldenrod Road and Colonial Drive.

June 24 or June 25: Detective Corp. Yuri Melich testified during Casey Anthony's bond hearing that a witness came forward who said he had talked to Casey on the phone on either June 24 or June 25 and that he heard Caylee in the background. The witness said that at one point in the conversation Casey told Caylee to get down from the table. He then changed his statement, he was not sure..

June 16: George saw Caylee for the last time around 1:50PM, she left with Casey Anthony.

June 15: Cindy and Casey got into a big fight.

June 12: George Anthony says Caylee was spotted by friends of the Anthony family in a shopping area near the Orange-Seminole county lines. She was wearing a pink and blue outfit and white-rimmed sunglasses.

June 9 - July 12: Casey Anthony tells her parents that she had been going to work every day and that Caylee had been staying with friends or nannies.

June 9: Casey Anthony said that on June 9, she dropped Caylee off at a babysitter who lived at the Sawgrass Apartments. She said the babysitter's name was Zenaida Fernandez Gonzalez.

What follows is a timeline of events in the case Caylee Anthony.

Explore the dates and information regarding the case at the links listed below. Please DO NOT DISCUS THE CASE HERE, THIS SITE IS FOR CAYLEE ONLY, NOT A FORUM.  THANK YOU FOR UNDERSTANDING.


June  1, 2008 to  October 10


The information provided here is based on police files, court documents, Internet accounts, and eyewitness statements.

http://investigation.discovery.com/blogs/criminal-report/casey_anthony_full_coverage/timeline/caylee_anthony_timeline.html

http://www.myfoxorlando.com/myfox/pages/Home/Detail;jsessionid=75D22B642BD858F41EB618F3A3B13708?contentId=7634826&version=40&locale=EN-US&layoutCode=TSTY&pageId=1.1.1&sflg=1

http://www.necn.com/Boston/Nation/Caylee-Anthony-case-now-considered-search-for-dead-child-/1220367605.html