CINDY ANTHONY 'LIED ON THE STAND' OLD BOSS REVEALS

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CASEY Anthony''s mom "lied on the stand" when she claimed it was here who had searched for 'chloroform' on the family's home computer, her former boss told the court yesterday. 
In potentially explosive testimony, Cindy Anthony had appeared to blow a huge hole into the prosecution's theory that Casey had planned to subdue her daughter, but had ended up killing her with the knockout drug. 
She told the court that she had snuck home from work and had been searching for Chlorophyll but had mistakenly ended up on websites for Chloroform.
She added t that 'neck breaking' had appeared on a pop up advert. 
But her argument, which prosecutor's claimed she had made up in a desperate bid to protect her daughter, was dramatically undermined when her former boss told the Florida court she was still at work when the searches were made.
A chief compliance officer for Mrs Anthony's old company today produced records which showed she was still logged into her work computer on the afternoons she claimed to be conducting the internet searches at home.

John Camperlengo, of Gentiva Health Services, produced computer records which revealed somebody had used Mrs Anthony's username and password to log in early every morning and log out at around 4 or 5pm every evening the week she claimed she searched for chloroform at home.
Prosecutors also called Mrs Anthony's supervisor, Deborah Polisano, to the stand, who testified that records show Mrs Anthony was at work for ten hours on March 17 and nine-and-a-half hours on March 21, at the same time the chloroform searches were carried out on her home computer.

It's thought the case may wrap up next week, after the prosecution has called their rebuttal witnesses.