Massive search for Caylee Anthony find only animal bones

Massive search for Caylee Anthony find only animal bones

Volunteers led by Texas EquuSearch combed through woods and fields near Orlando as they resumed the search for Caylee Marie Anthony this past weekend. More than 1,500 volunteers came out to help search for any sign of the little girl who’s story has captured hearts and headlines for months.

Caylee Marie Anthony

Caylee's mother, Casey Anthony, 22, was charged last month with killing her 2-year-old daughter, who vanished in mid-June but wasn't reported missing until a month later on July 15. She and family members contend the child is still alive and was kidnaped by her babysitter, a person police do not believe exists.

The search effort targeted about 130 different areas, but by Sunday afternoon, searchers still hadn't found anything except animal bones. Divers pulled a bag of bones from a body of water in Blanchard Park — but the remains turned out to be canine, not human, according to MyFOXOrlando.com.