Caylee Anthony searchers find toys and bones in river

Another Update at 5:53
This story gets stranger and stranger

Caylee Anthony search yields no bones, unrelated items
Nov 13, 2008 16:52 -0500
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Updated: 58 minutes ago
Divers searching the river at Jay Blanchard Park today found plastic material holding some type of children's toys and what appear to be small bones.
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Update seen on News 13, police are not happy about this. They want Leonard Padilla to take a polygraph. He contacted the media instead of law enforcement and they are not sure what to think. Caylee's grandparents were interviewed by News 13 and they do not believe what was reported is Caylee's remains.

Divers Find Plastic Bag With Bones, Toys
Divers said they have found a plastic bag filled with toys and bones that appeared to be weighted down with bricks, in a body of water near Blanchard Park. Bounty hunter Leonard Padilla said that, in his gut, he feels it is Caylee. However, OSCO says there is nothing credible or significant. OCSO also wants Padilla to take a polygraph.
Padilla Talks To News 13
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Caylee searchers find toys and bones in river
Sarah Lundy and Walter Pacheco Sentinel Staff Writer
2:10 PM CST, November 13, 2008
FBI agents are at Blanchard Park in east Orange County now looking at a bag of toys and bones that divers discovered in the Little Econlockhatchee River.

Four divers are back in the dark waters, continuing their search for more clues that could lead to finding Caylee Marie, who has been missing since June.

Rob Dick, who is coordinating the search along with bounty hunter Leonard Padilla, said it's unclear if the bones come from an animal or human. The bones were found in the same location where dozens gathered Monday for a prayer vigil for Caylee Marie.
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I've been tracking this story on my other blog. Good Lord I really hope the pain of the family and the community ends soon. Not knowing must be horrible.