FBI processes evidence; Anthonys attend church
Cindy and George Anthony are at home on Hopespring Drive this afternoon after attending Sunday services at Eastside Baptist Church.
FOX 35 was the only crew at the Conway Gardens Road Church this morning, where the Anthonys’ pastor prayed for hope.
While the Anthonys did not speak to FOX 35 crews, their pastor, Dr. Shane Stutzman said he held a private meeting with the grandparents of missing 3-year-old Caylee Marie.
“I just prayed with the Anthonys this morning and encouraged them and let them know we’re here and we’re not leaving,” he said.
In addition to Baez, the Anthonys also received a visit from their new attorney, Brad Conway. Conway told FOX 35 that George and Cindy have been trying to get their house back together after investigators “tore it apart,” while looking for possible evidence in the case.
“They’re devastated. They’re trying to deal with this the best they can. They’re realistic about the probability that its Caylee, but they pray that it’s not,” said Conway.
One source told FOX 35 that the house looked like it had been ransacked. Today, Conway wanted to make one thing clear; that the Anthonys are cooperating and are not at the center of this investigation.
“They’ve got nothing to hide. There is always something that the Sheriff’s Office or the law enforcement can charge you with. They’ve done nothing wrong. They’re innocent. If they do get charged, I’m prepared to aggressively defend them,” said Conway.
Conway said the Anthonys need privacy more than anything. “Understand this is their daughter, their only daughter, being charged with the first degree murder of your only grandchild.”
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