her now infamous mother casey anthony was later charged and acquitted of her daughter's death.n a new cnn special report, randi kaye travels back to orlando in search of answers to this enduring mystery. >> when you look back at something, you have better perspective. and looking back ten years, i realized that what i was most appalled with the case was -- >> you can't trust this evidence. >> -- the lack of the truth. >> you are the ultimate deciders of what the facts are. >> about n.in a way jose bias w trumpian. if you say it loud enough and often enough -- >> there is no evidence of murder. >> -- people start believing you. >> this was not a murder. this was an accident that snowballed out of control. >> i personally think there was an accident. >> i didn't buy it for a second. but there was room for that argument because with her remains in the condition they were, you couldn't exactly tell how she died. >> cnn's special report casey anthony and similar of lies airs tonight at 8:00 p.m. right here on cnn. >>> 5:00 eastern. you are live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm ana cabrera

casey anthony's former lawyer is going to prison, he will spend the next 15 years behind bars for agreeingy 3000 pounds of cocaine on his private jet. the plan was to fly the drugs to honduras for 200 grand. the cocaine would then make its way to the us. he was anthony employer for a year before she was acquitted of murdering her to-year-old daughter in 2011. newly freed alice johnson crediting her faith in god for how she kept hope alive throughout her time is the only way i was able to make it through this time and this is the truth was my faith in god. i knew that one day he was going to bring me out and the day i got the news that donald trump granted my clemency and given me a second chance at life was the best day of my life. >> carly shimkus with serious xm 115 has reaction to this uplifting story and there has been a lot of reaction. >> she relied on god so much she became an ordained minister in prison. kim kardashian west who worked on johnson's behalf is speaking out saying she led the white house meeting through ivanka trump. >> trump is the last person i thought would have don

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so the surprise of many her mother casey anthony was later acquitted in her daughter's death and tomorrowht in a new cnn special report, our randi kaye travels back to orlando in search of answers. >> when you look back at something, you have a better perspective and looking back ten years, i realize that what i was most appalled with the case was -- >> you can't trust this evidence. >> this lack of the truth. >> you are the ultimate deciders of what the facts are. >> in a way, jose baez before trump came along was trumpy an. >> this is not a murder case. >> if you say it loud enough and often enough. >> there is no evidence of any murder in this case. >> people start believing you. >> this is not a murder case. >> this was an accident that snowballed out of control. >> i personally think there was an accident. >> i didn't buy it for a second. but there was room for that argument because with her remains and the condition they were you couldn't exactly tell how she died. >> randi kaye joining us now to discuss her new special report. i can't believe it has been ten years since her death a

. >> cnn's special report casey anthony and similar of lies airs tonight at 8:00 p.m. right here on cnn. >>> 5:00 eastern. you are live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm ana cabrera. thank you for being with us. breaking news, thousands of people in cities big and small all across the country demanding the american government provide the most basic of human rights for people seeking asylum in the united states or detained at the u.s. border. they want president trump's zero-tolerance policy stopped immediately. they want the practice of detaining these families stopped immediately and more than anything else, they want families torn apart in these past few weeks from border crack dunns to be reunited immediately. the words they are shouting? families belong together. ♪the words they are shouting? families belong together. ♪immediately. the words they are shouting? families belong together. ♪ >> people realize that we must stand by the values that have made this country hope. things cannot happen under our watch. >> i love with the assistants fear of losing my mom to deportati

the poor casey anthony waste appreciate dollars on traffic tickets.nt the licenses revoked to be restored and the law blocked. let's talk about it with tonight's league will eagles, eric guster, and doug burns, former federal prosecutor. welcome to you both. >> thank you. >> thanks for having us. >> this is more widespread than i thought, this idea. there are other states that do it as well. the issue of revoked licenses in north korea, the number is more than 436,000, and nationwide according to the "washington post," more than 7 million people have lost their licenses under these kinds of scenarios. eric, what's the deal? >> they're being very unfair to poor people, and people who don't have a lot of money. because what they do is they'll put someone in court, say you're fined $400, you have 40 days to pay it. who can come up with $400 within a month to pay those fines. what they tell people, if you don't pay the fine, then not only do you lose your license, but then you get additional fines. so then that person can't go to work to get the money to

dagen: casey anthony could face second trial in lovorlando cheryl: interesting a former orange county's mother casey for defamation, back in 2011 after a jury acquitted her of murdering her daughter the defamation case on hold after anthony filed for bankruptcy in 2013. now the attorney wandts jury to hear the evidence to determine whether defamation did occur. >> a we have a of arrests in saudi arabia shows kingdom unde crown prince wants to dictate pace according to "the wall street journal," dozens of saudis the government called d dissidents in jail they spoke about modernizing the culture and relax social rules. >> live a normal life a life that translates religion good customs we coexist with world contribute. >> men and women protesting over woman's right to drive those arrests days before the history making moment saudi arabia has issuing first driver's license to 10 welcome happened yesterday saudi government to recognize that right to drive on june 24th. finally the soothing voice of the famous painting instructor tell television bob ross has a new purpose to put to you slee

and casey anthony could go to trial again, 10 years after being acquitted in the murder ever her daughtery. roy crump claims anthony told her lawyers to wrongfully implicate him in the toddler's death. he sued back in 2011. but the case stalled out. kayleigh disappeared from her grandparent's home in 2008 and found dead six months later. her mom found not guilty despite a massive public outcry. and a man is busted for stealing american flags all because he says he wanted to use them as his curtain. >> this disgusts me. just didn't think that, you know,omebody shoul like have some respect. abby: police used surveillance video to find the thief outside of pittsburgh, pennsylvania. he admits to taking patriotic flags from a recently renovated war memorial near pittsburgh and two other spots, including an ice cream shop. he told cops he needed them to cover his windows after his curtain rod broke. unreal. how far back can you remember? scientists now claim our earliest childhood memories begin from the age of 2. >> get down here? >> we just walked. >> technically, i was pushed. abby: research

for his work in historic cases like the jfk assassination and more recent sensational cases like casey anthonythologists, and he disagreed with everything the coroner had to say. >> dr. barnett's opinion was that these fractures that you see in this photo were caused by three different impacts. do you agree with that opinion? >> no. >> what conclusion can you draw about how these fractures and these injuries were caused? >> one impact on a very hard, flat surface. that's my opinion. >> reporter: dr. spitz said the science showed russell adkins had been telling the truth. dana had hit her head on the road after falling out of a car. and the original autopsy, which identified three small abrasions on her elbows and shoulder, proved that. >> the abrasions were significant to him, that abrasions to the elbows and the shoulder are indicative of a fall. when you fall back, your arms tend to go back to brace yourself from the fall. >> dr. spitz, if these fractures are a result of being struck with a weapon the size of a pool cue, i believe you said you would expect lacerations on her scalp, is that r