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Defense Team: Caylee Could?ve Been Poisoned By Chloroform

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. -- Publicly Casey Anthony?s defense team has always insisted that Caylee Anthony is alive. They did it as late as Wednesday.

?We all believe she?s alive,? said Jose Baez during a hearing at the Orange County Courthouse on Wednesday.

But Eyewitness News has learned that behind the scenes, the defense sent 30 pages of documents to prosecutors. In those documents, Casey?s lawyers argued that if Caylee is dead, ?it was almost certainly a tragic accident.? The documents also said Caylee could?ve been poisoned by Chloroform or she could have died while she was sedated. They said the cause of death could have been an unwitting overdose of a sedative.

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Defense: If Caylee Is Dead It Was "Almost Certainly" An Accident

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Report argues against death for Casey Anthony

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UpDated:Search for Caylee resumes Saturday

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More than 500 pages of legal documents were just released by the State Attorney's Office as part of the Casey Anthony case.

Included in the documents are transcribed interviews of Anthony's parents, George and Cindy Anthony; her most recent boyfriend, Anthony Lazzaro; and friends Ricardo Morales and Amy Huizenga.

Other items included are AirTran flight records and toll records.

The Orlando Sentinel is reviewing the records. Check back for updates.

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Hundreds of pages of Discovery released

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PBCC students to help in Caylee Anthony case in Orlando

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Tips Sent To Investigators On Caylee A's whereabouts

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Flight Records

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Casey tells DCF workers that investigators will not make her confess