BUT you have not recently had fears or premonitions about leaving a child in a hot car.... I am saying that IF that were true - how could the trigger of feeling hot air not produce that feeling which would lead him to at least glance at the car seat?
So are you saying that the new information that he googled "how long it takes a child to die in a hot car" - and you still can't make up your mind one way or the other?
That's not really new information to me. We all heard that he did a search along those lines. For me, it was just a question of whether it would be confirmed and what the timing would be. I've assumed it would likely be true, so I've been "processing" all along as though it would be. What's new for me is that he offered it and claims that it was directly related to his child rather than an animal or some unrelated curiosity on his part (like maybe another recent hot car case).
I'm thinking what would I do if I killed my kid and had searched on the internet about how to do it and LE was interrogating me. The answer is, I'd probably tell them about the search to try and make it seem like I'm not trying to hide something, knowing they'll find it anyway. But if I ask what I'd do under the same circumstances where I searched because I was concerned about it happening, I'd do the same but because it was true. Sooo....
For me, I think it's going to have to be ALL of the facts surrounding the event confirmed. If it turns out there actually was a terrible smell and/or prior abuse and/or marital problems and/or something with the day care calling and/or something on the video about the lunch time visit to the car, it'll be much easier for me to say, yeah, death penalty.