ORLANDO — The mother of missing 3-year-old Caylee Anthony will be in court on Friday as her attorney files a number of motions in Casey Anthony’s child neglect case.
In total, Anthony’s attorney, Jose Baez, filed eight motions.
Among them, Baez asked to inspect, test and photograph all evidence collected by the Orange County Sheriff’s Office and to look at all results detectives have already received.
Anthony’s attorney also asked to see all records from the Department of Children and Family in regards to Caylee, and all documents relating to Zenaida Gonzalez — the babysitter Casey said she gave Caylee to.
Baez is also asking to see a passenger list for AirTran Airways flight 862 on July 2 to Atlanta. The family said they got a tip that Caylee was on that flight.
Baez is also asking to see all polygraph tests done by deputies.
Finally, they are asking the court to allow Casey to leave her home so she can help in search efforts for Caylee.
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