A number of high profile depositions will take place next week in the case against Casey Anthony/ DEPOSITIONS CANCELLED SUDDENLY IN CASEY CASE

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. -- A number of high profile depositions will take place next week in the case against Casey Anthony.

Those to be deposed include Anthony’s ex-fiance, Jesse Grund, and the son of the former meter reader who discovered Caylee Anthony’s remains.

Judge Belvin Perry has set a series of deadlines for depositions in the case to take place, which is why more are now being scheduled.

Court documents indicate three of the depositions are scheduled for Tuesday, including Anthony’s former fiancée, Grund, his father, Richard Grund, and Orange County Corrections Officer Sylvia Hernandez. Hernandez was fired after allowing Anthony to exchange secret letters with a jailhouse pen pal.

On Wednesday, defense attorneys will depose lead detective Yuri Melich. He previously testified in court that Anthony’s car had the strong odor of a decomposing body.

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Next Thursday, prosecutors will question former meter reader Roy Kronk’s son, Brandon Sparks. He lives in Washington state and will be questioned via webcam. Prosecutors this week asked for and were granted an interstate subpoena to require that testimony.

Sparks previously provided information to a defense investigator about his father.

Prosecutors claim they need testimony from Sparks for an upcoming hearing over whether prior acts Kronk is accused of can be presented at Anthony’s murder trial.

Defense attorneys argue Kronk was never properly investigated.

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DEPOSITIONS CANCELLED SUDDENLY IN CASEY CASE
WFTV is working to find out why two defense depositions that were scheduled for Tuesday morning in the case against Casey Anthony were suddenly cancelled.
WFTV had reported that Casey's former fiancé Jesse Grund and his father Richard were both set to be deposed.
However, late Monday night that hearing was cancelled.
Casey and her family had previously tried to cast suspicion on Jesse Grund as someone who could have abducted Caylee.
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Well, well, well. Guess they figured out they cannot pin this on either. Next????

Casey's Lawyers Depose Lead FBI Agent On Case
Posted: 11:06 am EDT October 28, 2010
Updated: 11:16 am EDT October 28, 2010

ORLANDO, Fla. -- Casey Anthony's lawyers are deposing the lead FBI agent on the case Thursday, Special Agent Nick Savage. Savage and other federal agents were called in to investigate the out-of-state leads.
Former meter reader Roy Kronk's son was to be deposed Thursday as well, but court records show Brandon Sparks is not cooperating. Sparks claims Kronk, who found Caylee's remains, appeared to have inside information.
On Friday, Judge Belvin Perry will again hear arguments on whether to seal some of Casey Anthony's jail records. The new argument is based on a recent appeals court ruling.
However, prosecutors say the ruling isn't relevant in the case, because it applies to personal phone calls and not phone, visitation and jail account records.
Meanwhile, one of Casey's defense witnesses, who is under investigation for allegedly falsifying records, has a new lawyer. Texas EquuSearch volunteer Laura Buchanan has hired a Fort Lauderdale attorney.
Buchanan is accused of trying to help Casey by falsifying search records to make it appear that Caylee's body was not in the woods three months before she was found there.

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Maybe Kronk's son doesn't want to stand by his statement that his father told him he knew where Caylee's body was before she was actually found (under oath, that is).