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June 27th, 2011
03:12 PM ET
Abrupt recess in the Casey Anthony trial: What's next?
Yet another twist in the Casey Anthony trial on Saturday when Judge Belvin Perry held a closed-door meeting with attorneys for both sides and then announced an abrupt recess.
Judge Perry offered no explanation as to why court was dismissed and both defense attorneys and prosecutors refused to answer any questions about the sudden recess.
Sunny Hostin, CNN legal contributor, joins American Morning today to detail what exactly happened and what we can expect in court today.
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It was Detective Casey who was dealing with the psychic on the phone... but it was the Anthony family who put them together. So that is where you need to look first. As far as Hoover... he had a video camera for a reason... to video this is highly suspect that he wasn't trying to get proof while Detective Casey did the search as requested. http://bit.ly/iRooIQ