ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — Some of the prosecution's evidence in the case against Casey Anthony will soon be released.
New discovery evidence will be released Wednesday morning. WFTV was told that it will include ten discs worth of DNA charts from the case.
More than 12,000 pages of evidence have already been released in the case.
KRONK'S EX-WIFE QUESTIONED BY PROSECUTORS
The ex-wife of the former Orange County meter reader who found Caylee's remains was questioned Thursday by prosecutors. Jill Kerley's deposition was taken via Skype from her attorney's office in Knoxville, Tennessee.
Casey's defense team has said Kerley's testimony will prove her ex-husband, Roy Kronk, should be a suspect in Caylee's murder. She claims Kronk bound her with duct tape while they were married.
Caylee's remains were found with duct tape over the mouth.
A judge will view Kerley's testimony and decide whether it's relevant to the case.
PROSECUTORS CAN KEEP EVIDENCE SECRET
A judge in the case against Casey Anthony will allow prosecutors to keep possible new evidence a secret from the defense for at least the next 30 days.
READ: Camera Sealed Motion To Delay Disclosure
Judge Stan Strickland signed an order Wednesday and said, if prosecutors need to keep it sealed for more than a month they have to tell him in writing why it's necessary.
Earlier this month, WFTV found out new information had come to investigators that could be damaging to Casey, but just what the information is hasn't been released.
FORECLOSURE PAPERS FILED ON ANTHONY'S HOME
Casey Anthony's parents may be losing their home on Hopespring Drive to foreclosure (read documents). It's the last place Caylee Anthony was seen alive and it has become infamous over the past two years for protests and fights.
READ: Foreclosure Documents For Anthony Home VIDEO REPORT: Anthonys Face Foreclosure THE PROPERTY: Details From Property Appraiser
The Anthonys face foreclosure despite the money that George and Cindy have made off the case, including getting paid $20,000 for an exclusive interview on CBS. And, even though they haven't made a mortgage payment since last May, five months after that they went on a cruise.
Over the last year and a half, the house has been the scene of some strange goings on. Cindy Anthony has squirted at people with a hose, the Anthonys have had shoving and shouting matches with protesters and Casey has been taken away amidst a mob scene, surrounded by people angry that she was allowed to live in the house she once shared with her daughter Caylee.
Inside, Cindy has said Caylee's room has been left exactly as it was the day she disappeared. Now, they might lose the house with all its good and bad memories.
Some neighbors feel it wouldn't be a bad thing.
"It's good if somebody would buy it. There's nothing wrong with the house. It's only if you knew. It's all in your mind," neighbor Kevin Co said.
The Anthonys bought the house for almost $91,000 in 1989 (property appraiser's listing), but court records show the Anthonys owe more than $115,000, plus interest, partly because of a second mortgage.
Cindy is on disability from her nursing job and George has been out of work almost since Casey's first arrest. Their son Lee's lawyer said Lee moved in with them last year to help them pay their bills, but right after that is when they stopped making mortgage payments and Eyewitness News has heard he's moved out.
Neighbor Kevin Co obviously doesn't know all the details of the Anthony's finances, but says he wouldn't feel sorry for them if it turns out they spent money on a cruise and other things instead of making their $785 per month house payments.
"That's not the right thing to do if that's the way they did it," he said.
One neighbor, who didn't want to be identified, said if the Anthonys put everyone else's property values in jeopardy by being irresponsible with their finances it's not going to endear them to anyone in the neighborhood.
Still, an Orlando real estate agent told Eyewitness News the intrigue could be a selling point for some and others might want to help the Anthonys.
"I think there are so many followers of the family that they would step in and try to help the family and one way of doing that is make an attempt to purchase the house," Sarah Eagan explained.
ZENAIDA FILES WITNESS LIST
Zenaida Gonzalez, who is suing Casey Anthony for allegedly implicating her in Caylee Anthony's disappearance and murder, has filed a list of expert witnesses she might call to testify at a defamation trial.
READ: Zenaida's Witness List
Gonzalez was investigated in connection with the case after detectives found out she had been to the Sawgrass Apartments around the same time Casey says she dropped her daughter Caylee off there.
Casey said the name of the nanny she left Caylee with at the apartments was Zenaida Gonzalez.
A status hearing for the trial is scheduled for May.
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