December 12, 2008 • 2:15 pm 35
It’s been brought to my attention by several of you guys that I fumbled the ball yesterday on a very special occasion. Here are my belated sentiments.
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November 9, 2008 • 5:05 pm 1,238
Tim Miller (left) and Mandy Albritton of Texas EquuSearch hug before searching for Caylee Marie Anthony.
The search for Casey Anthony’s missing 2-year-old daughter, Caylee Anthony, has been suspended. According to Tim Miller, he has done everything in his power to locate Caylee and there is nothing more he can do.
“I don’t think Caylee will ever be found,” Miller told Investigation Discovery. “We have done all that we can do. We have thoroughly searched every inch of the targeted areas. Unfortunately, there is only one person who can bring this to an end and she’s not talking.”
It is unfortunate that the search for Caylee is over; however without any new leads or information there is little more that can be done. Everyone here is sad to be leaving – may hugs and tears have been exchanged – but in the end we all know that they put their best foot forward. Perhaps in the future something new will come of this case. In the mean time, Caylee will remain on our thoughts and in our hearts.
Meanwhile, Texas EquuSearch will be breaking down the command post tomorrow, at which time they will head to North Carolina to conduct joint searches for Kelly Currin Morris, Jennifer Rivkin, Mouy Tang. EquuSearch has decided to continue to search for Caylee Anthony tomorrow while they break down the command center for the North Carolina trip. Volunteers are still welcome and encouraged to come out and look for Caylee during that time.
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• 1:56 pm 255
About 700 volunteers showed up Sunday morning to aid Texas Equusearch in its search for missing toddler Caylee Anthony.
Organizers were hoping more workers would arrive after church today.
And while Saturday’s search was massive with 1,500 volunteers on board, it was half the turnout group leaders had expected.
Volunteers are still needed. Those interested may call 407-517-6333 or visit the Equusearch command post on Lee Vista Road and Judge Road just off of Semoran Boulevard in east Orange County.
Equusearch leaders say crews are in need of food and water.
Earlier Sunday, the father of Casey’s ex-boyfriend Jesse Grund opened the day’s search efforts with a prayer.
On Saturday, Equusearch concluded its largest single-day search. The last group of volunteers and workers headed out around 3 p.m. on Saturday afternoon for a final sweep of four search zones in East Orange County.
An hour earlier, a select group of Equusearch workers headed to an undisclosed secured area near the airport. There was no word on what may have led this specialized, trained team to the area.
“Everything is going extremely well,” Equusearch President Tim Miller said earlier in the day. With 250 team leaders in place and more than 3,000 volunteers from 30 different states, Equusearch officials are hoping for a major breakthrough
Fox 35 News Last Edited: Sunday, 09 Nov 2008, 1:32 PM EST
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• 9:37 am 268
Volunteers gathered again Sunday morning to continue the search for Caylee Anthony’s body.”
Caylee has touched and broken the hearts of everybody across the country,” said Tim Miller, founder of Texas EquuSearch, which operated a command center near Orlando International Airport. “It shows how everybody fell in love with this little girl they never knew.”
People from about 28 states, including Arizona, Iowa, New York and the commonwealth of Puerto Rico, joined EquuSearch to sweep through hundreds of wooded acres in Orange County, organizers said.
Among them was Dale Buster, 49, of St. Cloud, who tagged his T-shirt with “Caylee we are coming for you sweetheart.”Buster said he prays to find Caylee alive and safely in another state, although he acknowledges it is unlikely. After losing his daughter and, most recently, his mother, Buster said the Anthonys and families nationwide need closure.
“If we find the remains, that would hurt so bad,” Buster said. “But at the same time, we’ll know and we can say, ‘She’s in heaven.’ “
Volunteers disagree on whether Caylee is alive. But volunteer Debra Lopez, a grandmother from Winter Park, is convinced the child is dead. She said Caylee needs to be returned home for a proper funeral. Lopez, 48, joined an afternoon search team with her friend, Freddy Collazo, 48, of Tampa.
“The truth needs to come out,” Lopez said before boarding a search truck. “People are in agony.”
Orlando Sentinel November 9, 2008
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November 8, 2008 • 7:59 pm 24
Texas Equusearch has concluded its largest single-day search for missing Orlando toddler Caylee Anthony. The last group of volunteers and workers headed out around 3 p.m. for a final sweep of four search zones in East Orange Count.
At around 2 p.m. Saturday, a select group of Equusearch workers headed to an undisclosed secured area near the airport. No word yet on what may have led this specialized, trained team to the area.
The team plans to continue searching until sundown today. If they are unable to find Caylee, they will pick up their search again Sunday morning.
Fox 35 News November 8, 2008
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Saturday’s search for Caylee Anthony’s remains ended in disappointment,, not only because she wasn’t found, but the crowd of searchers was smaller than expected. About 1,500 volunteers showed up determined to find the toddler who disappeared in June.
“I just think it’s time for closure for her family,” said searcher Lynda Parsons. “I think it’s really time to find her.” The search kicked off later than expected. Shortly after 9 a.m. the group was broken into 15 units that started searching near Blanchard Park and the command post.
They spread out and searched the field for clothes and bones. If they found anything, they marked the scene with small flags so crime scene investigations would know what areas to check. Searchers found clothing and some apparent animal bones, but no skeleton that could answer the question “Where is Caylee?”
“If you really want to delve into the mind of Casey (Anthony), delve deep into some shrink’s ugly book, because she’s an ugly minded person,” said bounty hunter Lenard Padilla. He returned to Orlando for the search and attacked Casey for never helping.
The mother has caused pain for people across the country like Cathy Peters who came from Georgia to help find the beautiful brown-eyed little girl. “She’s in heaven and she just needs to be brought home to be buried,” said Peters. “Let her have her funeral…let the tears stop.”
Meanwhile, George Anthony showed up at the Kid Finders Command & Volunteer Center Saturday afternoon. He said he holds no ill will toward EquuSearch and its theory that Caylee is dead. The grandfather is holding out hope that Caylee would be found alive. He also said his wife, Cindy, was not taking the search too well. She was not at the Kid Finders location.
The search is expected to resume Sunday morning. EquuSearch is asking for more volunteers, donations, food and water.
WFTV.com News November 8, 2008
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• 7:47 am 108
Photo compliments of 2shado who received this from Tim Miller. Thank you 2shado!
Thousands of people are expected to volunteer this weekend with Texas EquuSearch as the organization resumes its ground search for Caylee Marie Anthony, the Orange County girl whose disappearance has captured hearts and made national news.
Volunteers also will search for Jennifer Kesse, an Orlando woman missing since January 2006.
On Friday night, about 150 people listened to Texas EquuSearch workers give instructions on how to search for Caylee’s remains. The hourlong gathering was at Tabu Nightclub in downtown Orlando, whose majority owner is Mark NeJame, the attorney representing Caylee’s grandparents, George and Cindy Anthony.
“I feel in my heart that I have to do this,” said Lee Shafran, 61, of Cocoa, a retired Colorado deputy marshal and volunteer fire chief who plans to lead one of the search teams.
NeJame and Texas EquuSearch founder Tim Miller told volunteers to pay close attention to the search terrain, be careful not to get hurt and avoid criticizing the Anthony family — or risk being asked to leave. Protesters have gathered at the Anthony home and angrily confronted the family, who insist that Caylee is alive.
Caylee’s mother, Casey Anthony, 22, was charged with first-degree murder last month in her 2-year-old daughter’s disappearance. She also faces charges of aggravated child abuse, aggravated manslaughter of a child and four counts of providing false information to law enforcement.
“This is about Caylee and solely about Caylee,” Miller said. “I want everyone to leave their attitudes and egos at home.”
The session ended with everyone joining raised hands and listening to an inspirational song about a missing child.
Among those present was bounty hunter Leonard Padilla, who is upset with Casey Anthony because she would not help him find the girl.
“I’m doing it out of spite,” Padilla said.
The search will resume at 8 a.m. today at the command center at Judge Road and Shadowridge Drive, near State Road 436 and Orlando International Airport.
Texas EquuSearch suspended its search for Caylee in September because high water levels prevented a thorough examination of areas of east Orange County with thick brush and woods.
| Orlando Sentinel Staff Writers November 8, 2008
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The command post for the Caylee Anthony search is in desperate need of supplies. It is not even noon and they have already ran out of water and food for the search volunteers.
Tim Miller has asked me to post a request for supplies. Anything anyone could send over here would be greatly appreciated.
Items can be delivered to:
The corner of Judge and Shadowridge
SE Corner
Orlando, FL Click here for map
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November 7, 2008 • 3:07 pm 379
It’s a search that’s expected to include an army of thousands. Preparations were being made Friday afternoon in the massive search for the remains of Caylee Anthony.
Members of the group EquuSearch were in the air Friday mapping out a search for the body of Caylee Anthony. Organizers hope as many as 5,000 people will help look for the little girl’s remains during the search this weekend.
EquuSearch had two aircraft up in the sky over Central Florida on Friday, photographing search locations to put photos with the maps before thousands of volunteers, lead by 250 team captains, head out first thing Saturday morning.
Volunteers will cover about a 25 square-mile area, mostly locations near the Orlando International Airport where Casey Anthony’s cell phone indicates she traveled during the days after investigators believe Caylee was murdered and before Casey was arrested.
If Caylee’s body is not found by Tuesday, EquuSearch said it will decide whether to come back again. It said it has searched as many as seven times for one victim and it’s successful about a third of the time, having found 300 victims so far.
“The weather’s right, the water’s down, the vegetation’s down. We have the right equipment. With a little bit of luck, we’ll be able to find Caylee and bring closure to this community,” said EquuSearch founder Tim Miller.
The command post is near the corner of Judge Road and Shadowridge Drive, almost directly north of Orlando International Airport. The search is set to begin at 8:00am Saturday and they are expecting as many as 5,000 people. If you want to be one of them, you can show up Saturday morning at the command post.
WFTV.com News Friday, November 7, 2008 – updated: 12:52 pm EST November 7, 2008
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October 4, 2008 • 8:33 am 52
Texas Eqqusearch could be back in the city as early as the end of next week to restart the search for Caylee.
Equusearch Deputy Director Mandy Albritton said they will be working on a case in North Carolina. Then they plan to come back to Orlando.
Albritton said Sheriff Kevin Beary has made it very clear that he wants Texas Equusearch to come back and finish the job. (source)
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September 5, 2008 • 9:54 pm 10
Check in at the following address anytime this weekend.
6317 McCoy Rd.
Orlando, FL
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• 12:13 pm 86
The all new Softer side of the Anthony’s. Mickey Mouse hats, baby talk, puppy dogs, peek-a-boo’s, Birthday hats..
Thank you Tim Miller and Eqqusearch for searching for this little girl.
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