Caylee Anthony’s Hair Tests Negative For A Variety of Drugs

Caylee Anthony’s Hair Tests Negative For A Variety of Drugs states an FBI lab report released among hundreds of pages of documents made public Friday in the case against Casey Anthony. Hair samples from her 2 year old daughter, Caylee Anthony’s remains revealed negative results for a whole variety of drugs.

The report showed that the drugs that where not detected where alprazolam, known under the trade name Xanax, or diazepam, marketed as Valium.

The hair samples were not tested for chloroform, “as this examination was not deemed probative by the FBI Laboratory’s Chemistry Unit.”

“Although the method used in this analysis allows for the detection of very small amounts of the drugs listed, negative results should not be interpreted as proof that the individual was not exposed to the drugs listed,” according to what the FBI report stated.

Casey Anthony, 23, is charged with first degree murder in the death of 2 year old Caylee Anthony. It took 6 months after Caylee disappeared for the toddler’s skeletal remains to be found. They were found on December 11, 2008, 11 in a wooded area about 1/2 of a mile from her east Orange County home. She lived with her grandparents, Cindy and George Anthony and her mother, Casey Anthony, at the time of her disappearance.

The bulk of the documents released Friday focused on the discovery of Caylee’s remains and why she wasn’t found four months earlier, in August of 2008.

Orange County meter reader Roy Kronk found Caylee’s skeletal remains while working on his route. That discovery, however, came after he alerted detectives multiple times about a suspicious bag in the woods in August of 2008. One deputy, who was later identified as Orange County Deputy Richard Cain, failed to follow through on a tip…resulting in little Caylee Anthony’s body being found months later in December of 2008.

The Orange County Sheriff’s Office is in the process of firing Cain, whose actions and job performance were the subject of an internal investigation in the wake the discovery. He is courently appealing the decision.

“You failed to thoroughly investigate the call for service which ultimately delayed the discovery of the remains of Ms. Caylee Anthony,” Capt. Larry D. Krantz wrote in the March 30, 2009, internal investigation report.

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