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[Baldwin:] Now, debt collectors go on a charm offensive. Secret papers shared with CNN. They appear to reveal Gadhafi's battle plans and confidential code words like tomato? CNN examines the documents as we wait for the Libyan leader's next move. Welcome back, everyone. I'm Brooke Baldwin. Let's begin in Orlando. The big mystery today is the Casey Anthony murder trial is who will prosecutors call as their last witness? The trial is on the fast track, and prosecutors could wrap up their case as early as tomorrow afternoon. And just this morning, a latent print analyst from the FBI testified that she saw the outline of a heart on a piece of duct tape that was, apparently, put over Caylee Anthony's mouth. Watch this.
[Elizabeth Fontaine, Forensic Examiner:] The best way to illustrate what I saw was if you were to wear a band-aid for an extended period of time and eventually remove that band-aid, you have that glue or debris surface surrounding the outer ages of that band-aid. The outline of the heart resembled that glue or debris that if you had been wearing a band-aid for an extended period of time, rather than in the shape of the band-aid, it was in the shape of a heart.
[Baldwin:] Sunny Hostin back on the case. And Sunny, I want to talk about the heart-shaped band-aid, a moment that had all of us talking, I know, before I came up here for the show, but let's talk about the prosecution. As I mentioned, they could wrap up its case tomorrow. Is this trial ahead of schedule?
[Sunny Hostin, Legal Contributor, "in Session" On Trutv:] It's ahead of schedule, and it's going quickly, actually, more quickly than I think any of us thought. We are on day 17 of this trial. Remember, the O.J. Simpson trial, which was the longest trial in California history lasted 37 weeks. So, we're talking about two weeks only, and he's saying that the prosecution is likely to rest either tomorrow or the next morning.
[Baldwin:] OK. Let's talk about this heart outline as we just heard in testimony. It was this heart outline on the duct tape that covered Caylee Anthony's mouth. How could, Sunny Hostin, how could that get there?
[Hostin:] Well, you know, the prosecution hasn't really answered that question. I think they're going to leave it up to the jury to figure it out, but they did introduce evidence, Brooke, that these heart- shaped stickers were found inside of the Casey home, Casey Anthony home when it was checked. And so, I think the prosecution wants the jury to infer that Casey Anthony placed that heart-shaped sticker on the duct tape that was found on Caylee Anthony's mouth. That is probably the only logical inference that one can make.
[Baldwin:] So, I just want to make sure I'm understanding this correctly. So, potentially, there would have been some sort of heart sticker underneath this duct tape? Is that right?
[Hostin:] On top.
[Baldwin:] On top.
[Hostin:] On top of the duct tape.
[Baldwin:] Got it.
[Hostin:] And some people are thinking well, that's the sign of a conflicted killer, right? If you believe that Casey Anthony did kill her daughter, Caylee Anthony, she sealed it with a kiss, with the heart-shaped sticker.
[Baldwin:] Wow. OK. We have heard we've seen testimony about chloroform, we talked about that last week. Flies in this trunk, the smell of death, the smell of a body in Casey Anthony's car trunk. Have prosecutors made the case that Caylee's body was in that trunk?
[Hostin:] You know, I think they have, Brooke. When you look at it, you look at so many witnesses talking about the smell of death, then you have a forensic scientist that also talks about death and the smell and how he measured that. You're talking also about evidence of flies that can only be found with decomposing bodies. Cadaver dogs that alert at the trunk. The hair that was found that is consistent, that it came from a decomposing body. All of that together is pretty significant and compelling evidence, I think, that a body, Caylee Anthony's body was in the trunk of that car.
[Baldwin:] So, it's compelling evidence, but have they, though, conclusively made the case that Casey Anthony killed her little two- year-old, because one thing we were talking about earlier is we really haven't seen a clear motive. Shouldn't they be providing one?
[Hostin:] There you have it. That's the problem that I think the jury may have with the prosecution's case. The prosecution doesn't have to prove motive, Brooke. It's not an element of the crime, but it's the question that most jurors have and it's the question that a very good prosecutor makes sure he or she has answered before that jury goes into the jury room. Why? It's the why question, and I haven't seen motive. Typically, when you have a mother killing a child, there's a history of mental illness, there's a history of child abuse. Child Protective Services are often called in situations like this before the murder occurs. None of that is present here. The prosecutor said in opening statements, you know, this is about Casey Anthony wanting to live the good life. Well, I haven't seen evidence of that motive yet. Perhaps, we'll hear about it in the prosecution rebuttal case, but if we don't hear about it tomorrow, I don't think we've heard it yet.
[Baldwin:] So, we haven't specifically heard a motive. We're about to hear from the defense potentially Thursday if, you know, our timing and our guessing is correct, the jury could get the case in about two weeks. So, what's your prediction? We talked about this before. Casey Anthony, I mean, she has to testify, doesn't she?
[Hostin:] She has to testify, and I've said it over and over again. I've said it since opening statements. Jose Baez I thought did a wonderful job in opening statements, but the theory relies on someone getting on the witness stand and saying that Caylee Anthony wasn't murdered, that she died by drowning in the family pool. The only person I think that can get on the witness stand and tell that story is Casey Anthony. I think we're going to see here either the end of this week or perhaps next week.
[Baldwin:] That is the day that so many people are watching for. Sunny Hostin, we'll bring you back tomorrow. We'll continue watching this case right with you. Sunny, thank you.
[Hostin:] Thanks, Brooke.
[Baldwin:] Coming up next it seems everyone out there has some sort of opinion about Congressman Anthony Weiner. Well, now the president of the United States is weighing in as well. We're going to tell you what he said. And then, listen to this
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