Caylee Anthony: “Neck breaking” and “Household weapons” Among Computer Searches on Anthony Family Computer

Internet Google searches on Anthony family computer would suggest an element of premeditation in the disappearance of Caylee Anthony. Casey Anthony has been indicted on first degree murder charges in the death and disappearance of her daughter. As the Anthony family continues to deny the facts and evidence of the case, maybe Cindy, George or Lee would like to answer if they had made these internet Google searches for “neck breaking,” “household weapons” and “how to make chloroform”. Obviously, some one did.

“neck breaking,” “household weapons” and how to make chloroform found on Anthony computer prior to Caylee going missing

More information released in the case against tot mom Casey Anthony in the case of missing Caylee Anthony. A while back we learned in the never ending bizarre case of missing Caylee Anthony that there were computer searches on how to make chloroform. With the recent release of even more documents, we know learn that there were also internet Google searches on“neck breaking” and “household weapons”. The internet searches are said to have been done in March of 2008 prior to Caylee Anthony reported missing.

Hundreds of pages of new documents in the Casey Anthony case show someone used the family’s home computer to search for “neck breaking” and “household weapons” in March, month before Caylee was reported missing.

The documents, released Wednesday, also include text messages in which Casey Anthony calls herself “the worst mother” just before she was initially arrested in July.

On March 17, 2008 someone used Google to search for peroxide, acetone, alcohol, which can be used to make chloroform. Conveniently enough traces of chloroform were found in Casey’s car along with DNA evidence suggesting Caylee’s body had been in the trunk.

More documents released in Casey Anthony case; Someone using the Anthonys’ home computer used Google to search for “neck breaking,” “how to make chloraform [sic]” and “household weapons” in March, court documents show.

Here is what some of the newly released documents reveal:

– Someone using the Anthonys’ home computer used Google to search for “neck breaking,” “how to make chloraform [sic]” and “household weapons.” Someone also Googled peroxide, acetone, alcohol and “lost numbers.”

Someone also used Wikipedia to search for“inhalation,” “chloroform,” “acetone,” “shovel” and “death.”

A computer forensics report from a Sheriff’s Office detective states that on March 21, someone used other Web sources like sci-spot.com, druglibrary.org and instructables.com for the words “making weapons out of household products,” “chloroformhabit,” “how to make chloroform,” and “chloro2.”

From www.sci-fi.com in how to make chloroform:

STOP.  READ BEFORE CONTINUING

THANKS FOR VISITING SCI-SPOT.COM’S CHLOROFORM SYNTHESIS.  BEFORE CONTINUING, PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING.

CHLOROFORM IS A DANGEROUS CHEMICAL.  WHILE THE SYNTHESIS MAY APPEAR SIMPLE, IT SHOULD ONLY BE CONDUCTED BY QUALIFIED INDIVIDUALS.  THE DANGER OF INHALING CHLOROFORM IS VERY REAL, AND CHLOROFORM HAS FADED FROM WIDESPREAD USE FOR A REASON.  NO CHLOROFORM SHOULD EVER BE INHALED, ACCIDENTALLY OR OTHERWISE.  CHLOROFORM PRODUCED IN THIS MANNER IS EVEN MORE DANGEROUS; IT CONTAINS BYPRODUCT SALTS, AS WELL AS ADDITIVES THAT MAY HAVE EXISTED IN THE REAGENT PRODUCTS.  THIS MAKES FOR AN EXTREMELY DANGEROUS AND UNPREDICTABLE CHEMICAL.

NEVER LEAVE AN OPEN CONTAINER OF CHLOROFORM.  NEVER STORE CHLOROFORM IN A METAL OR PLASTIC BOTTLE.  NEVER STORE CHLOROFORM FOR LONG PERIODS OF TIME.  STORED CHLOROFORM WILL DECOMPOSE INTO PHOSGENE GAS, A CHEMICAL USED IN WWI AS A CHEMICAL WEAPON.  NEVER ALLOW CHILDREN TO COME NEAR CHLOROFORM.

FOLLOW GOOD CHEMISTRY PROCEDURES AT ALL TIMES.  WEAR SAFETY GOGGLES AND APPROPRIATE CLOTHING.  IF YOU’RE EVER IN DOUBT, ERR ON THE SIDE OF CAUTION. 

AGAIN, NEVER INHALE CHLOROFORM, ESPECIALLY CHLOROFORM PRODUCED IN THIS MANNER.

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