Tylar Marie Witt and Steven Colver have been sentenced to prison for the murder of her mother in a gruesome 2009 stabbing.

Tylar was 14 when she and her boyfriend, then 19, hatched their plan to kill her mother, Joanne Witt, after she reported her daughter's boyfriend to authorities for statutory rape.

Tylar accepted a second degree murder plea deal with a 15 years to life sentence, and testified against her boyfriend.  He was sentenced to life in prison without parole for first-degree murder and special circumstances of lying in wait and killing a witness.

The highly anticipated testimony of the meter reader who found little Caylee Anthony’s remains occurred on Tuesday, and his shocking testimony didn’t seem to help the defense team at all.In opening arguments Casey Anthony’s defense attorney Jose Baez claimed that Roy Krunk moved Caylee’s skeletal remains upon discovery in 2008, but he never admitted that on the stand.

Kronk testified that on August 11, 2008 he saw what he said “looked like a human skull,” but was distracted by a rattlesnake.  He returned the following day and called the police, but said he was harassed by the deputy who didn’t search for the remains.

In December he returned to the same area where he saw the skull -- he then dropped the bombshell that he probed it with his meter reading stick.  “I was standing behind it, so I was looking at it from behind so I very gently took [my meter reader stick] and put it into the right eye socket,” he testified. “I picked it up and put it back down.”

Testimony is expected to resume Monday in the Casey Anthony trial in central Florida, after it came to an abrupt early end on Saturday, and once again, RadarOnline.com will resume live streaming the proceedings, starting at 9am ET.

The trial has been full of drama since it began, and this weekend was no exception. Judge Belvin Perry surprised court watchers by ending Saturday’s session early after meeting with lawyers from both sides in the cases; the judge said a “legal matter” had come up – he did not explain further.

Casey, 25,  is accused of murdering her 2-and-a-half year old daughter Caylee in the summer of 2008; her body was found six months later in a wooded area.

Testimony will resume Tuesday morning in the emotionally-charged Casey Anthony murder trial in central Florida, and once again, RadarOnline.com will live stream the proceedings, starting at 9am ET.

It will be interesting to hear from Judge Belvin Perry as he opens court Tuesday.  On Monday, Judge Perry exploded and slammed the attorneys in the high-profile murder case before abruptly ending court early for the day.

“Yes there has been gamesmanship in this particular case,” the judge  said as he dismissed the jury for the day Monday.

The judge in the Casey Anthony trial ended court early Monday and slammed the attorneys in the murder case.

“Yes there has been gamesmanship in this particular case,” Judge Belvin Perry said as he dismissed the jury for the day.

Casey Anthony’s defense attorney Jose Baez and state attorney Jeff Ashton have repeatedly argued recently, causing the judge to say: “It is quite evident there is a friction between attorneys,” on Monday.

Testimony resumed Tuesday morning in the emotionally-charged Casey Anthony trial in central Florida, and once again, RadarOnline.com is live streaming the proceedings.

On Monday, Judge Belvin Perry exploded and slammed the attorneys for playing games in the  murder case; he then abruptly ended court early for the day.

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Casey, 25, is charged with first degree murder in the death of her two-year-old daughter Caylee, whose body was found in December 2008, six months after she was reported missing.

On this, day two of the defense’s turn in the Casey Anthony murder trial, her legal team will call more witnesses Friday, and once again, RadarOnline.com will live stream the proceedings, starting at 9am ET.

As the defense continues making its case, the big question remains: Will Casey testify in her own defense? Her legal team is not saying.

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It has been three years to the day that little Caylee Anthony died and her mother’s legal team started off their defense by questioning evidence from law enforcement.

On Thursday, Casey Anthony’s lawyer actually got into an argument with the prosecution after he asked FBI technician Heather Seubert if she had performed a paternity test relating to Caylee.  He was trying to show that law enforcement had some suspicion that Casey’s own brother, Lee Athony, was Caylee’s father.  Seubert admitted that she had indeed been asked to test Lee Anthony, to see if he was Caylee’s biological father.

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The state attorney Jeff Ashton loudly objected to the line of questioning and that is when the two attorneys started arguing.

Casey Anthony broke down in tears during another day of shocking testimony in the murder trial of her 2-year-old daughter when she heard that Caylee’s bones had been chewed on by wild animals in the woods.

John Schultz, a University of Central Florida forensic anthropology professor, told the jury that two large leg bones that were recovered had “actually been chewed on by animals.”  Casey burst into tears as she heard this testimony.  She was visibly shaken and grabbed tissues and wiped her eyes and face while shaking her head back and forth.  She was comforted by one of her defense attorneys.

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Judge Belvin Perry ended the trial early on Thursday after Casey became “ill,” following the display of gruesome photos of her daughter’s skull that was found in December 2008. She has cried through the last few days, never looking up at the evidence photos and keeping her head bowed.

Another day, another sob session for Casey Anthony.

Anthony on Friday broke down for the second day in a row during her trial in an Orlando, Florida courtroom -- RadarOnline.com is live streaming the proceedings -- as the accused murderer saw more pictures of her dead daughter Caylee.

The pictures showed 2-year-old Caylee's skull, vertebrae, and finger bones; forensic anthropologist John Schultz gave chilling expert testimony on the state of the child's remains.

Schultz told the jury the late child's "leg bones ... have actually been chewed on by animals."