Tests Come Back Positive There Was A Decomposing Body in Casey Anthony's Trunk

Results just in from the University of Tennessee Body Farm reveal that a body was decomposing in the trunk of Casey Anthony's car, mother of missing 3-year-old, Caylee.

On Aug. 10, air sample tests were taken from taken Anthony's trunk and sent to the facility by the Orange County Sheriff's Office.

The Anthony family claims the smell, which was first described by Casey Anthony's mother as "the smell of a dead body," was rotting pizza.

This first sample tested for body decomposition. This test did not confirm that the decomposition belonged to a certain person, or Caylee Anthony, only that there was a decomposing body in the trunk.  

Anthony was arrested in mid-July after not reporting her toddler missing for 31 days and was held on charges of child neglect until a Sacramento-based bounty hunter posted up her $500,000 bond on Aug. 21.