ORLANDO, Fla. -- There are still questions about what happened in those first 24 hours leading to a frantic 911 call reporting Caylee Anthony missing.

All the details for this story are pulled from court records, taped conversations with deputies and police reports.

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According to investigative records, the day Caylee Anthony was reported missing started with George and Cindy Anthony getting a letter from Johnson's Towing.

It said their white Pontiac Sunfire, which their daughter, Casey Anthony, had been driving, had been towed to Johnson's wrecker yard.

A few hours later, George and Cindy Anthony went to retrieve the car.

The manager of the yard said when he led George Anthony to the car and they opened the door, a foul odor came from inside.

That same day, Casey Anthony was driving a car she'd borrowed from her friend Amy Huizenga while Huizenga vacationed in Puerto Rico.

Some time between 2 and 4 p.m., Casey Anthony stopped by the Cast Iron tattoo shop and made an appointment for July 19 to get a tattoo.

Casey Anthony then headed to the Orlando International Airport to pick up Huizenga and three others as they returned from their trip.

The next stop was the apartment where Casey Anthony's boyfriend, Tony Lazzaro, lived. Huizenga dropped off Casey Anthony there.

Meantime, Cindy Anthony found a scrap of paper in her daughter's car with a phone number on it.

She called the number and Huizenga answered.

Cindy Anthony told Huizenga that Casey Anthony's car had been found abandoned and there been no sign of her or Caylee.

Huizenga then led Cindy Anthony to boyfriend, Tony Lazzaro's house where Amy had just dropped Casey Anthony off.

It was there that her mother confronted Casey Anthony, demanding to know where Caylee was. Casey Anthony did not cooperate and Cindy Anthony took her back to the Anthony home. Not long after, Cindy Anthony placed her first call to 911.

She told the dispatcher that she wanted her daughter arrested and that a child had been missing for a month.

Cindy Anthony wanted her daughter arrested for stealing her car and she also reported Caylee missing for the first time. But in a second 911 call, Cindy Anthony was much more frantic.

"I told you my daughter was missing for a month. I just found her today but I can't find my granddaughter. She just admitted to me that she's been trying to find her herself. There's something wrong. I found my daughter's car today and it smells like there's been a dead body in the damn car," Cindy Anthony told the 911 dispatcher.

That call ended when deputies arrive at the Anthony's home. It began a journey as the Anthony family struggled with the disappearance of Caylee and accusations their daughter may have done something terribly wrong.

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