>> i'm not sure if it was a bag with black plastic. >> greta: joining us mark fuhrman. ark, you can understand in terms of similarity. the big picture is what baez just said the family cares more about how they bury their pets than the poor child. you know, i don't know how that in any way -- is anything but very damning. your thought? >> greta the more i hear this, the first time i thought what is jose baez doing? how else do you dispose of pets except for put them in some kind of bag and bury them? they don't get the same accountability or respect a human being does there. is no coffins, you put them in the bag or let the very incinerate them. the other side of the coin is he trying to imply that george anthony has a method of operation of getting rid of beloved dead objects? then is he assuming that somebody is going to get the inference that casey anthony watched how her family deals with death? i'm a little confused. as far as homicide and this, it is apples and oranges. >> greta: it is true, i will defend baez by saying one thing. we don't get to pick the facts in

joining us is mark fuhrman. mark listening to that thoughtful man how he looked at the evidence it occur today me, he said what bettered him they couldn't determine cause of death. the child disappeared june 16th. the remains were found december 8th or so. in august there was a call to the police. if the crime scene had been discovered then, not compromised, with all the remains in better tact, not subject to the elements, that this might be a different case. they probably could have proved whether it was a murder or not, do you agree? >> possibly. the body had been at that location for up to 50 days in advanced decomposition before it arrived at that location. remember mr. kronk saw something white, which turned out to be a skull in december. but he saw something white then. i kind of wonder. you know, without that argument, you listen to this alternate juror, half what i hear him saying came from mr. baez's opening or closing. i never saw anything in evidence. anything in evidence about a horrific accident. did

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isn't that tough to prove, mark fuhrman? >> i don't think it will be productive to go after cindy anthony. maybe part of her participation in the chloroform searches, what her claim was actually derailed the prosecution's case, especially for premeditation. they could go after her. i think they have had enough of this case. prosecuting a mother is going to be tough. >> judge jeanine: and they have already said that they are not going. i'm going to go last to you, arthur. defamation by zenaida gonzalez against casey, does she win? >> even if she does, are there any huge damages here? maybe, maybe. but you have a woman who -- did she lose her job? is she not getting work because of this? >> judge jeanine: she says she did. >> maybe it is damages. let's say $100,000. when is she going to see that money? >> judge jeanine: i don't know, when casey collects. anyway, thanks to my panel. coming up on "justice," did someone else help casey cover up caylee's death? one of her defense attorneys is here to answer. and how much money wil

in "the daily beast" there were no bombshells that blew up in the prosecution's face like the mark fuhrman thing at the last minute and also all the collection questions about how stuff against o.j. was collected. it just seems like that this jury needed absolute certitude to convict her of anything. they had a whole list of things they could have convicted her. they wanted evidence. reasonable doubt became absolute certitude they didn't get that. they went with not guilty. not guilty. not guilty. >> we'll be talking with the prosecutor in that kcase, he'll be joining "fox & friends" at 6:50 a.m. eastern time. keep in mind that he submitted his resignation before the verdict came in. >> yep. >> in the meantime, cassy anthony is revealing some jailhouse letters that are very interesting because she apparently writing to another inmate saying she wants more children. she said to this inmate maybe we could plan the pregnancies at the same time. she wants to do a book deal, a combination of speaking about god, parenting and a memoir put into one. most interesting thing to me is she wants to ch