Cindy Anthony 911 Calls/ All 3 calls Cindy made WILL be played at trial./State Gives Defense Recorded Phone Conversation Between Baez, Inmate

The judge in the Casey Anthony case today ordered the State Attorney's Office to give him a copy of a recorded jailhouse phone call between defense attorney Jose Baez and a prison inmate.

Chief Judge Belvin Perry's order directs the state to give him a copy of the call so he can review it in private.

The call has not become public.

Perry's order comes days after Casey Anthony's attorney asked the court to seal what he calls an illegally recorded phone conversation he had with state prisoner Robin Lunceford, who he says conspired with other female inmates to tell lies about his client.


Much of what inmate Lunceford told Baez — as well as other details — is unknown. Baez provided few specifics in a document he filed with the court last week.

Perry's order also directs the state to file a written response to Baez's motion to seal.

Baez said he received a phone call from an inmate claiming to be Lunceford in May.

The topics discussed during the conversation include talk that "Lunceford along with Maya Derkovic conspired with [Robyn] Adams to possibly benefit by lying to the state [prosecutors] about Casey Anthony," Baez said in his motion.

Many inmate calls are recorded by officials who run the institutions where they are incarcerated. That was the case with this call, Baez said. But at the time he was unaware he was being recorded and did not consent to the recording.

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Good. I am glad Judge Perry is on top of this case!!

Prosecutors turned over a controversial tape, a recorded phone conversation between Casey Anthony defense attorney Jose Baez and a prison inmate, to Anthony's defense team on Wednesday.

WESH 2 News recently reported that Baez asked the judge to prevent prosecutors from releasing an audiotape of Baez speaking on the phone to a department of corrections inmate.
Judge Belvin Perry denied the defense's motion.
The inmate, Robin Lunceford, is a reported career criminal serving life in prison and has 27 aliases according to her listing at the Orange County Department of Corrections.
In court papers, Baez claimed Lunceford called him two months ago and claimed she conspired with two other inmates to plant false stories about Anthony.
Defense attorney Richard Hornsby said all of the inmates who have come forward to offer information lack credibility.
"I'm willing to bet the state is not going to rely on these jailhouse snitches in the first place," Hornsby said.
In a 2005 Miami Herald article, Lunceford was called the most prolific informant in the the Miami-Dade jail. The article said Lunceford offered information against at least four murder defendants.
Besides the tape, prosecutors turned over eighteen pages of documents including two pages of unknown information from Roy Kronk. Counting this latest disclosure, there are now 22691 pages of evidence and information in this case.

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So we should have these Friday right? It usually take two business days.

For some reason, they normally release on Friday's. Wipe off those eye glasses!! :study:

This is great!!!!! I just love it! What was that comment the Bozo camp made? 'They are not going to use anything from jailhouse snitches'....hey guys, remember back to 1969??? Jail house snitches is what gave the info to LE that solved the Manson murders, of Sharon Tate and her friends, and the LaBianca family. Snitches help convict.... Whatever it takes to put KC behind