Crime | Caylee Anthony Chloroform Found in Caylee Car Trunk Chloroform web searches also found on mom's computer By Rob Quinn Posted Sep 4, 2008 4:59 AM CDT Copied Bondsman Leonard Padilla, left, and bounty hunter Robert Dick show up at the Orange county Florida jail in Orlando, Fla., last month to post bond for Casey Anthony. (AP Photo/Reinhold Matay) FBI tests have found traces of chloroform in the trunk of the car belonging to the mother of missing toddler Caylee Anthony, a source told CNN. Mom Casey Anthony's computer also revealed web searches about chloroform, which can be used to incapacitate people but is fatal in excessive doses. Prosecutors are expected to build a case against Anthony using the chloroform evidence, along with traces of human decomposition in the car and a hair found in the trunk that investigators believe is Caylee's. Dozens of people are continuing to search the area in and around Orlando, Fla., for Caylee, who has been missing since June. Her mother remains behind bars on unrelated fraud charges. Read These Next And ... 23,000 pages of Epstein files are now out. Warren Buffett is changing how he's distributing his vast wealth. Chaos for travelers who are abruptly booted as startup falls apart. Breaking Bad creator's new show is wowing critics. Report an error