Transcript
from here beginning about 20:17:
JB:
(hands CA a photo) Can you tell the ladies and gentlemen of the jury what that photograph depicts?
CA: It's a picture of Caylee at the sliding glass door, um, from the living room going into our, um, screened patio.
(pulls on her left ear)
JB: Now, um, does Caylee appear to be much bigger in that photograph?
CA: Yes.
JB: And is that a fair and accurate representation of what that photograph depicts?
CA: Yes.
JB: Your Honor...
(stops) uh, can you tell us the numbers on the back?
CA:
(puts on reading glasses) EB
JB: Your Honor at this time we would move to enter defense exhibit EB into evidence.
JP: What says the State?
LDB:
(inaudible, assuming she is objecting)
JP: Objection will be overruled, it will be received in evidence as defense exhibit numbered...
Unknown Clerk: Number 55.
JB: Your Honor we would like to publish this photograph to the jury.
JP: You may.
JB: Prior to the last time you saw Caylee was she about this height? Or was she bigger? Or, can you describe her size?
CA: Um, she may have been an inch taller, it's hard to...
(shuffles around in her seat) ...just trying to figure out where that door would hit me... She might have been a little bit taller, but she was also wearing tennis shoes in that picture, so it might have been the accurate height if she was in her bare feet versus those tennis shoes.
JB: And, did Caylee ever leave the house barefoot?
CA: You mean to go out in the backyard?
JB: No, no, I mean to leave the house, to go to the store or things like that.
CA: Um, no, I mean I'm 99 point sure that we put shoes on her every time we went out. She liked to wear shoes, actually.
JB: And it was your...was it your custom to always put shoes on her?
CA: Yes.
JB: Was it Casey's custom to always put shoes on her as well?
(inaudible objection)
JP: Sustained as to the last question.
JB: And the, sliding glass door that you have here, there, I know some of them have bars which preclude them being opened, you don't have one of those on this door, do you?
CA: No, we didn't put one in.
JB: Now, could Caylee open doors fairly easily at her age?
CA: Um, yes she could.
JB: Can I unpublish?
JP: You may.
End of transcription.
As a side note, I would bet that if LDB had asked her that last question about whether Caylee could open doors easily at her age, CA would have wanted clarification about what kind of doors and what age she meant and what did she mean by "open". Interesting to me that she was totally ok being completely vague with JB.
