The computer expert who testified that Casey Anthony searched for chloroform 84 times said Monday his software had made a mistake, The New York Times reports. John Bradley said he alerted prosecutors in late June, before Anthony was acquitted of murdering her 2-year-old daughter, that the search on the poisonous chemical was made only once. The searches were a major part of the prosecution's case and the defense said they were outraged the findings were not presented to the jury before the verdict. Anthony was released from prison on Sunday after serving 3 to 4 years for lying to police.
