Police have confirmed that the bones found in Florida belong to missing toddler Caylee Anthony. Her mother, Casey Anthony, remains in custody and has been charged with her murder.
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Dr. Garavaglia stated that the bones found were not intact and that there was "No trauma to [the] bones prior to death." She said the cause of death would be listed as homicide by undetermined means.
Caylee's remains were discovered on December 11, 2008, by an Orange County utility worker less than half a mile from the girl's home.
It has been reported that the utility worker called the Orange County Tip line on Aug. 11, 12, and 13, 2008, and told police to search the site were the remains were found.
Police say a deputy was sent out to the area on the 13, but found nothing.
Police are investigating the calls to determine if the tips were handled properly. Police say the area was searched in the past, but the grounds were flooded.
Police say they will continue to investigate Caylee's murder, but after following up on more than five thousand tips, the mystery of where is Caylee is finally over.
Casey, 22, says the last time she saw her daughter was on June 9, 2008, when she dropped her off with a babysitter.
Caylee wasn't reported missing until July 15, 2008. In October 2008, Casey was indicted and charged with first-degree murder. Casey Anthony has been in jail since July 2008.
Casey still claims she had nothing to do with her daughter's disappearance. According to reports, Casey was notified at 1:45 p.m. Dec. 19, 2008 that the remains are her daughter's.