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His car did not have a backup camera.
The short ride from CFA to RH's workplace with Cooper strapped into his carseat. I just know in my heart that precious baby must have been chatting away to his daddy and moving and generally making himself heard after the excitement of going to breakfast. I can't bear to think how terrified Cooper must have been in that hot car scratching at his little face and banging his head back and forth against the carseat wondering where his daddy was and why daddy left him in the car alone. I just pray that little Cooper did die quickly.
Yeah... I mad the mistake of Googling too much on hyperthermia, heat stroke, children locked in hot cars and what happens to them. I had an idea, but my mind didn't go far enough. I am sitting her with my mouth hanging open -just Ill! My heart truly aches for that baby. There were immediate signs at the scene, the first responders knew it. That child didn't just get hot and drowsy and die in his sleep. Dying in a hot car is violent.
Quoting myself to revise my post. Upon further review, it does appear that anyone stated RH turned around during the HD parking lot "encounter". I only see that he paused and fiddled with his phone. Leans a little more to jury interpretation of demeanor.If I could rationalize and/or ignore everything else I've seen & heard, I cannot let go of this one thing. If I understand correctly, there is HD camera footage of the parking lot "pass-by". If he didn't notice/know the situation why stop/pause when someone passed him in the parking lot. He allegedly paused/stopped, turned around and didn't proceed back towards the building until it was clear the person did not go near and/or notice the his vehicle, correct? I can't "get" this.
Re: RH's statement he heard Cooper choking: is it possible rigor had set in to the point that air was escaping and noises were made? Those who work in morgues tell stories of bodies passing gas and groaning as muscles change and stiffen.
Granted, I don't believe a word RH says. This was an intentional killing of that poor child.
Everwhere he traveled that day, he could see Cooper's Daycare. Cooper never crossed his father's mind after leaving Chic fila because dad had a plan.
Yes, early on we had people with decades of experience in the medical field tell us that the choking sound could be just that. They also told us that there could have been no smell until Cooper was jostled.
Re: RH's statement he heard Cooper choking: is it possible rigor had set in to the point that air was escaping and noises were made? Those who work in morgues tell stories of bodies passing gas and groaning as muscles change and stiffen.
Granted, I don't believe a word RH says. This was an intentional killing of that poor child.
Yes, early on we had people with decades of experience in the medical field tell us that the choking sound could be just that. They also told us that there could have been no smell until Cooper was jostled.
They don't come around anymore because people with no experience in the medical field told them how wrong they are, lol.
Everwhere he traveled that day, he could see Cooper's Daycare. Cooper never crossed his father's mind after leaving Chic fila because dad had a plan.
The jostling thing was me, sorry. ��
I have zero medical experience, I was just thinking aloud (well, typing). It seemed plausible to me, but I didn't mean for anyone to think I knew what I was talking about. Sorry to have caused confusion.