Media look up for November 9

[Where Is Caylee]

1,400 refuse to give up on finding Caylee

People from about 28 states, including Arizona, Iowa, New York and the commonwealth of Puerto Rico, joined EquuSearch to sweep through hundreds of wooded acres in Orange County, organizers said.

Among them was Dale B., 49, of St. Cloud, who tagged his T-shirt with "Caylee we are coming for you sweetheart."


Volunteers will continue their search today at 8 a.m. and into Monday. They need donations for food and water, though, said MA, EquuSearch's deputy director for its search for Caylee.

Miller plans to stick around until Caylee is found or "we feel we've exhausted every resource we have."

"The best thing we can hope for is to bring her in for her final homecoming and allow her to have that funeral that she certainly deserves," Miller said.

[Where Is Caylee]

More Than 1,000 Volunteers Search For Caylee Anthony

Search Will Resume Sunday Morning


ORLANDO, Fla. -- Volunteers turned out in large numbers to search for missing 3-year-old Caylee Anthony on Saturday.

People came from miles around to help search a 25-mile radius near the Orlando International Airport in east Orange County for the remains of Caylee and missing Orlando woman Jennifer Kesse.

[Where Is Caylee]

Lowcountry volunteers, dogs join search for missing Florida toddler

"A Hilton Head Island-based volunteer K-9 team searched in the Orlando area Saturday for a central Florida toddler who disappeared earlier this year.
The five Beaufort County residents and three of their dogs searched along with more than 1,000 other volunteers for 3-year-old Caylee Anthony. Caylee was last seen in June. Her mother, Casey Anthony, did not report her missing until July.
Volunteers are searching two parks in Orange County, an area near Orlando International Airport, and a wooded area near the home of Caylee's grandparents.
"We managed to clear a lot of areas for

(the local authorities)," director Dan Fuller of the Hilton Head Urban Search And Rescue said. "They now know that certain areas are searched." "

[Where Is Caylee]

Search Resumes Sunday for Body of Caylee Anthony

"Saturday?s search for Caylee's remains ended in disappointment, not only because she wasn?t found, but the crowd of searchers was smaller than expected.

About 1,500 volunteers showed up determined to find the toddler who disappeared in June.

"I just think it's time for closure for her family,? said searcher Lynda Parsons. ?I think it's really time to find her.""

[Where Is Caylee]

Volunteers resume their search today for Caylee Anthony

Volunteers resumed the search for Caylee Marie Anthony on Sunday, with Texas EquuSearch continuing its plea for people to come out and look for the missing girl.

Mandy Albritton, deputy director of the search, said about 750 people had come out to help as of about 12:30 p.m. She was hoping to see a bump in volunteers after area churches ended services.

Joy W. prays

Volunteers resume search for Caylee Marie Anthony

Article

[Where Is Caylee]

Updated: Search Resumes Sunday For Body Of Caylee Anthony

Grund said that he considered Caylee family.

"I'm an old New York Italian. When I make you part of my family, you stay part of my family, so Caylee's still part of my family."

Throughout the weekend, the volunteers who came from all over the country continued to show a determination to help in the search for Caylee.

[Where Is Caylee]

Caylees search is over

[Where Is Caylee]

EquuSearch To Suspend Search For Caylee After Monday

[Where Is Caylee]

decides to contiue the search until they are done taking down the command centre

[Where Is Caylee]

Equusearch To Leave Monday Without Sign Of Caylee