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Throughout the investigation and leading up to the trial, plenty of surprising details emerged about the case that authorities were building against Casey Anthony. At trial, however, Casey's legal team, led by Jose Baez, mounted a defense that included several shocking claims. First, the core of the defense's story was that Caylee Anthony had not been murdered at all, but had accidentally drowned in the Anthony family pool, per ABC News' recap of the defense's opening statement.

Vlog Squad influencers Zane Hijazi and Heath Hussar spoke exclusively with 'Distractify' about launching their Patreon platform. Source: InstagramKnown for documenting their hijinks as part of the illustrious Vlog Squad, as well as sharing their thoughts and opinions on their popular weekly podcast Unscripted, Zane Hijazi and Heath Hussar are launching a slew of new VIP experiences on the independent subscription service, Patreon. "We're going to be offering a couple of vlogs a month like we used to film back in the day when we lived together, and like we used to post on YouTube.

SANTA CLARA — Early to bed, early to rise? Well, that’s half right for Fred Warner. During training camp, the San Francisco 49ers linebacker is under the covers at the team hotel by 10 p.m. and tries to remain there until 7:30 the next morning. “I’m huge on sleep,” Warner said. “So I try to maximize the hours, especially during training camp.” Advertisement Three hours after that, he’s chasing down Christian McCaffrey, crashing into George Kittle and doing everything he can to antagonize his offensive teammates.