That's because attention surrounding the case has been unrelenting since Caylee was first reported missing in July 2008.

Caylee, an adorable two-year-old, had been missing more than a month before her disappearance was even reported.

By the time little Caylee's body was discovered in December less than a mile from the Anthony home, the local community had already made up their minds about what had happened. Despite the fact that the medical examiner could not determine a cause of death, Casey had already been convicted

Anyone selected will have to live in a hotel without internet or access to television news. They'll be able to call home to their families, but only in a common room under the supervision of a court deputy. And though they will be able to visit with their families one day a week, their conversations will be monitored to make sure nobody is discussing details of the case.

This is already being hailed as the most expensive trial in Orlando history and more than 500 applications for media credentials have been submitted, pretty much guaranteeing this will be one of the biggest and most anticipated trials in recent memory.

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A preliminary investigation and autopsy indicates McDonald's death was consistent with starvation and/or hypothermia, the sheriff's office said.

He had no cell phone or GPS device. Investigators found no food or food containers, but McDonald may have burned food wrappers in a fire, Mueller said. The March 16-18 entries say "No Fo 1," "No Fo 2" and "No Fo 3," which Mueller says may indicate when McDonald ran out of food.

"He had the ability, unless he had some physical impairment we didn't pick up on," Mueller said. "When the snow gets to a certain depth, it gets hard to see where the road used to be. We'll never know if he attempted it, but he never noted anything (in the calendar) that he even tried."

McDonald's calendar had a couple April entries that weren't related to his predicament: "Motor vehicle registration expires" on the 12th and "can camp at Powers for 20 d." on the 18th.

CNN confirmed the new memo with a Navy spokeswoman, who said the Navy will continue its overall training on how to comply with the repeal of the policy that now bans gays and lesbians from serving openly in the U.S. military.

"The training continues as planned," Lt. Alana Garas told CNN.

"Legal counsel determined that a more thorough review was required,

Tidd had earlier said the chaplains' participation in a same-sex ceremony would depend on whether it was "consistent with the tenets of his or her religious organization."

The police responded after the 17-year-old made an emergency call requesting medical help for the baby, a second law enforcement official said.

The unidentified teenager was questioned on Tuesday afternoon at the 50th Precinct station house, the first law enforcement official said.

Paulette Shomo, 69, president of the tenants’ association at the Marble Hill Houses, said police told her that Ryan’s mother needed to go to work and left him with the 17-year-old because her usual baby sitter was late.

Ms. Shomo said the police also told her that the teenager might have become angry at the baby for crying and punched him in the torso. “A young man was baby-sitting while waiting for the sitter to come and he hit the baby in the chest,” Ms. Shomo said. “It’s a very serious and sad thing that took place.”

Pablo Gonzalez, 53, said the woman had lived in the apartment with her own mother until a year ago, when the older woman died of stomach cancer. “They were very tight,” he said.

A 39-year-old neighbor, who declined to give her name, said Ryan’s mother had lived on the ninth floor of the 15-story brick public housing building for at least 15 years. She said she recently saw the woman pushing Ryan in a stroller. “I said, ‘Oh he’s so cute,’ and she smiled,” the woman recalled.

Rues said investigators will talk to the toddler about the shooting, but that "due to the age, we're not expecting to get much."

In that roughly 4-1/2-minute call, a man's voice can be heard asking the dispatcher what to do. He speaks with a thick accent and seems overcome with emotion as he tries to explain what happened.

"My son picked it up and I tried to grab it," the man said about the gun. "Oh God, I can't believe this."

The boy's father could face charges of negligenc

Bennett and the boy's father were not married and did not live together at the time of her death,

A SWAT team was sent to the scene - a two-story farmhouse with outbuildings in the rear - and made repeated attempts to contact the inhabitants by phone and loudspeaker

Upon entering the residence five people were found dead upstairs. All appeared to have died from gunshot wounds.

On Saturday, April 16, 2011 at 12:11 a.m., the Ottawa County Sheriffs Office received a 911 call from a person identifying himself as Alan Atwater, who stated, "There has been a terrible accident at my house, my wife and three children are dead." When asked what happened, the caller replied, "Gunshot wound."

Atwater was employed in the maintenance department at the Davis Besse Nuclear Power Station. The Sheriffs Department said he had no criminal record other than traffic violations, none of which were drug- or alcohol-related

But probers now says that they cannot rule out the likelihood that more than one killer will be linked to the bodies which total seven sets of adult human remains, a toddler's remains and the bones found today that may be from one or two people.

According to authorities, any differences in the method of murder, disposal, burial, and any DNA evidence will be among the elements of a rigorous forensic examination.

In addition to those grisly skeletal remains found buried in the thick ground cover beside the ocean, authorities continue to search for Shannan Gilbert, a 24 year old sex worker who also advertised on Craigslist and was last seen near the beach area shouting, "He is trying to kill me."

The second set of remains, discovered over the past two weeks, were not wrapped in burlap and one was a toddler. Authorities have not said whether the toddler's remains were linked to one of the adult remains, or is unrelated.

According to multiple sources familiar with the investigation a number of persons are under investigation in connection with the first eight corpses,

One of the bodies found so far is that of prostitute Melissa Barthelemy. Barthelemy's teenage sister told "Good Morning America" today that she has received taunting phone calls from a man who is believed to have killed her sister.

Her older sister disappeared in July 2009. Her body was found in December on Gilgo Beach in New York's Long Island area along with the bodies of three other women.

"They were very taunting and angry words," she said. "[It was] very scary. My heart would stop and I just didn't know what to do. I'm scared of my own protection, the fact that he's calling my phone... I have to be worried about is that going to happen to me one day?"

She said that it was frustrating because the man would allow her to ask few questions about her missing sister's whereabouts

"If he's doing that many murders he's not going to stop, he obviously enjoys it and he's sick in the head," she said.

The FBI carried out the undercover investigation by deploying an agent who was able to infiltrate the alleged crime ring by posing as a "corrupt police officer working off-duty" as a bouncer or doorman.

The 17 defendants who operated the clubs are charged with wire fraud, prosecutors said. They are scheduled to have their first appearances in Miami federal court Wednesday afternoon.

"This scheme used women from Eastern Europe to lure and defraud out-of-state businessmen and tourists," U.S. Attorney Wifredo Ferrer said in a statement. "This scheme preyed on our tourists and gave our tourism industry a black eye."

In the end, they even sent out an ice cream truck, hoping that Holger would hear its bells and follow the sound.

"I don't know yet. We're sending a police car to get him," Jacobsen says with a grin. Then, unable to contain himself, he raises both fists and erupts once again: "Yes!"

They're trying to find her."

Maria's daughter has told police that at least 20 teenagers and men attacked her on Thanksgiving.

Some are pointing a finger at the victim's parents.

"Where were they when this girl was seen wandering at all hours with no supervision and pretending to be much older?"

Maria told the Chronicle she believes her daughter may have been seeking attention in the past and says she and her husband had once questioned their daughter about a lurid photo of a boy that was found on a cell phone she used, but she says the boys should have known better.

"These guys knew she was in middle school,"

The suspects claim they did not know her age,

"When you see five young men take advantage of an 11-year-old girl," Macomb County Prosecutor Eric Smith told The Detroit News, "it is our job to make sure they pay for it."

Maria says she has received so many angry phone calls that the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services has placed her daughter in foster care for her own safety.

I don't have any knowledge of that at all," he said. "[But] there has been some upset parents of those who were taken into custody, but of course I mean something like this in a small community tends to cause unrest for a lot of people."

Police say that the canal's easy access means anyone could've dumped the bodies.

"You have to wonder what these kids might have endured before today."

The woman then found her husband sleeping in the truck and they rushed back to the house, which was by that time fully engulfed in flames.

Officials said the children died of smoke inhalation. the cause of the blaze was not immediately known

.Pennsylvania State Police said the family's patriarch had left the home late Tuesday evening to prepare the dairy farm's delivery truck.

Yet those couples, legally married in their home state or Washington, D.C., do not enjoy the same rights as legally married heterosexual couples in the United States do.

Similarly, our government should never cherry-pick which rights and privileges are awarded to which citizens.

Under DOMA, gay couples legally married in Connecticut, Iowa, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont and the District of Columbia, are not entitled to over 1,000 federal benefits that married heterosexual couples have. Legally married gay couples can’t file joint federal tax returns, collect survivor benefits from Social Security or avoid estate taxes when a gay spouse dies.

As a country, do we really want separate and unequal laws for different citizens? And if we do – if we allow discriminatory legislation like DOMA to stand – what will prevent some future generation from passing legislation that might discriminate against other groups of people?

Any law that degrades human personality is unjust.” DOMA is an unjust law. It was time for our government to stop

Piracy is a "top priority for NATO and there has been an increased presence," Olson said

Jean Adam usually kept a blog during her travels, but stopped posting when the group hit dangerous waters to avoid giving pirates a way to track them.

President Obama had authorized Navy warships to follow the yacht and use deadly force if needed, hoping to keep the Americans safe

Officials were negotiating with two pirates on board the destroyer USS Sterett. In the midst of those negotiations, without warning, pirates on board the hijacked yacht fired a rocket-propelled grenade at the Sterett.

"Any individual who was a traitor to our country and our Constitution should be treated as such," said Derrick Johnson, president of the state NAACP chapter.

Forrest was a "terrorist" whose acts were "immoral and unconstitutional,

The group's website says they "are united in sending a message to the state government of Mississippi that WE WILL NOT STAND for the public glorification of one of the original leaders of the Ku Klux Klan."

"If we can't hold him up to where he's supposed to be, then nobody else is gonna do it," group member Greg Stewart said. Forrest is being "unfairly maligned," he told CNN.

Stewart said Forrest was chosen to be recognized not because of his time with the KKK, but for his spirit and leadership during the Civil War.

Barbour has not responded to the controversy since it began making headlines last week.

"There's a whole army of patriotic Davids out there, across this great country, ready to stand up and to speak out in defense of liberty."