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Florida Inventor Develops Infusion Odor Capturing Steam Dehydration Toilet

Article from: US Fed News Service, Including US State News Article date: November 17, 2008

ALEXANDRIA, Va., Nov. 17 -- Steven Lumbert of Cape Canaveral, Fla., has developed a self-contained dehydration toilet.

According to the abstract released by the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office: "A self-contained dehydration toilet having an odor-capturing steam and water recovery system. The dehydration toilet comprises a toilet bowl, a dehydration engine connected to the toilet bowl, a steam, gas and vapor conduit from the dehydrating engine, a water supply infusion tank which receives steam, gases and vapor from the dehydration engine to the infusion water tank, an ozone generator which ...

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DNA Results Shed Little Light on Caylee Case

Posted Oct 24, 08 5:02 PM CDT in US,  Crime & Courts 

DNA Results Shed Little Light on Caylee Case
Source: AP Photo

(Newser) – No positive identification of Caylee Anthony’s body could be made from DNA analysis of evidence gathered from her mother’s car trunk, the Orlando Sentinel reports today. However, investigators found “an unusually large concentration of chloroform.” Odor analysis yielded hints of a “decompositional event that could be a human origin.” Hairs found in the trunk could belong to Caylee or her mother, Casey.

More about:  Florida • Casey Anthony • Caylee Anthony • DNA evidence • hair • odor • Oak Ridge National Laboratory

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Anthony May Watch Caylee's Funeral on TV

Jail hasn't decided; TV limits keep her sheltered from media

Orlando Sentinel Orlando Sentinel Jan 7, 09 12:31 PM CST
(Newser) - Casey Anthony has been barred from her daughter's funeral, but she may still get to watch it on TV, the Orlando Sentinel reports. Jail officials haven't decided yet if she can watch Caylee's public service, bound to be telecast on the cable and local stations so inundated with news about the slain toddler. More »

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Accused Mom Barred From Caylee's Funeral

Casey Anthony would pose 'security risk,'
will remain jailed

Orlando Sentinel Orlando Sentinel Dec 23, 08 1:59 PM CST
(Newser) - Casey Anthony will not be let out of jail to attend funeral services for the daughter she's accused of killing because she poses a safety risk, the Orlando Sentinel reports. Caylee Anthony's grandparents plan to hold public and private memorial services for the child they long held out hope would be found alive. The toddler's remains were found near the family home after a six-month search. More »

More about:  murder • Florida • missing child • Casey Anthony • Caylee Anthony • funeral • memorial service

 Remains Are Caylee's: Cops 

Remains found near Anthony house are those of missing toddler, police say

Orlando Sentinel Orlando Sentinel Dec 19, 08 2:19 PM CST
(Newser) - DNA tests performed by the FBI have confirmed that the bones found near the home of Caylee Anthony’s grandparents are the remains of the missing toddler, the Orlando Sentinel reports. Caylee’s mother Casey Anthony, who is charged with her murder, has been informed in jail. Authorities still don’t know precisely how Caylee died and are listing her homicide as “by indeterminate means,” a police spokesman said. More »

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