Uploaded January 2009 | Updated September 2026, 22 minutes ago
In this report, Mark Fuhrman examines how easily someone could overlook Caylee's remains in the dense underbrush where she was eventually found. Also, Casey's statement that she ran out of gas and therefore left her car at the check cashing business appears to make little sense given that there are at least two gas stations nearby. Fuhrman shows us the stations close to the scene and asks the question, does it really make any sense that Casey left her car there if the reason was truly that she ran out of gas?
In this report, Mark Fuhrman examines how easily someone could overlook Caylee's remains in the dense underbrush where she was eventually found. Also, Casey's statement that she ran out of gas and therefore left her car at the check cashing business appears to make little sense given that there are at least two gas stations nearby. Fuhrman shows us the stations close to the scene and asks the question, does it really make any sense that Casey left her car there if the reason was truly that she ran out of gas?
