A childhood friend of Casey Anthony spoke out Thursday on CNN’s Nancy Grace about what Cindy Anthony told her the day after Caylee was reported missing.

“The morning of the 16th, when I talked to Cindy, she told me that she believes Casey was guilty of something. She did not know what, but she didn’t care if it meant that Casey ended up behind bars for the rest of her life as long as she got Caylee home,” said Brittany Schieber.

Friday at 10:00am, the State Attorney’s Office is releasing the 2 hour long videotaped interview, with Caylee’s grandmother Cindy which was done two weeks after she reported Caylee missing. They will also release text messages, hundreds of documents and cell phone records.

Schieber also said that from June 9 until Casey was arrested in July, she was constantly texting her about going out and she could not understand how Casey had so much free time when she had a 2-year-old daughter.

Prosecutors are also releasing Casey’s computer records, which show that Casey deleted Yahoo mail and some photographs of Caylee.

According to WESH Channel 2 news in Orlando Florida, the chemical chloroform was found in Casey Anthony’s trunk. Chloroform is a difficult chemical to get a hold of.

The police department has also confiscated Casey Anthony’s hard drive and found websites related to chloroform and how to obtain it. 

Leonard Padilla, bounty hunter who bailed Casey out of jail, spoke on Nancy Grace last night and said 

“When the FBI, who has got some of the finest labs in the world, comes back (with findings), it is going to shock the world over something Lee, Casey and Cindy have known since Wednesday when they released their preliminary findings,” Padilla said. “And also, the Dumpster located a mile and quarter away from the boyfriend Tony’s home is going to play a big part in this.”

Right now volunteers are searching Blanchard Park in Orange County and deputies have collected evidence and placed them in brown paper bags. No word on what the evidence is or if it is related to the case.

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