Trial - Ross Harris #2
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Through his sobbing he hears her phone vibrate and is real interested in it "someone's texting you", "what do they want". Odd.
While in the cell all I could think about is how hot and uncomfortable it was... Wow.
Not that this proves he did this on purpose, but just how it is all about him.
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While in the cell all I could think about is how hot and uncomfortable it was... Wow.
Not that this proves he did this on purpose, but just how it is all about him.
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Paraphrasing:
Stoddard: What did you take with you when you got out of the car at Home Depot.
Harris: I grabbed my bag. I should have put my bag in the back seat to grab that way it would have reminded me to drop off Cooper.
Stoddard: What did you take with you when you got out of the car at Home Depot.
Harris: I grabbed my bag. I should have put my bag in the back seat to grab that way it would have reminded me to drop off Cooper.
I'm still thinking it over, and I missed a lot because of a bad feed. On the one hand, by 6 , the beginning of the interview, about one and a half hours had passed by, and he could have/must have used that time to go over in his own mind how this could have happened, which could explain some of the ready answers he had, including that tidbit that he'd parked under a tree.
On the other hand , (affect aside), his ability to answer questions so readily and to supply details that were "exonerating" bothered me. After all, what he was screaming at the scene was-- I did this, I killed my son. An appropriate thing to scream, imo, because he WAS responsible. He SHOULD have felt guilty (speaking about what makes emotional sense).
One and a half hours later seems pretty soon to be offering up info to minimize his degree of responsibility, imo.
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Here are some tweets where I left off:
Detectives return to the interview room to continue asking Harris questions. Harris describes how he would drop off Cooper at his daycare.
Harris says Cooper woke up at 5:15 that morning, but when the boy fell back asleep, Harris put him back in his room. Harris said the two were running late, so he decided to go to Chick-fil-A.
Harris says Cooper began attending the Little Apron daycare at Home Depot when he was 6 weeks old.
Harris says it was the first time he had ever forgotten Cooper in the car.
Says money is fine between the couple. They have student loans and small credit card balance. He says the family was planning to take a cruise (with his brother and family).
Harris says Cooper was smart, happy and loved to play. The boy also learned the Disney movie "Cars."
Harris says sometimes, he's gone to Chick-fil-A by himself and then gone straight to work. He says he may have been thinking it was one of those days. Harris says one of his biggest fears was leaving his son in a hot car.
Cooper was small for his age, weighing between 20 to 22 pounds, and he fit fine in a rear-facing car seat, Harris says.
The detective tells Harris he's going to be held in a cell and charged. "It was completely unintentional," Harris says. "I'm a great father, and I have multiple people that would back that up."
Harris says he'd rather not talk any more and is seen leaving the interview room.
http://www.ajc.com/news/minute-minu...ross-harris-trial-oct/cIq8I3w0axb7DNla1XIMNI/
Detectives return to the interview room to continue asking Harris questions. Harris describes how he would drop off Cooper at his daycare.
Harris says Cooper woke up at 5:15 that morning, but when the boy fell back asleep, Harris put him back in his room. Harris said the two were running late, so he decided to go to Chick-fil-A.
Harris says Cooper began attending the Little Apron daycare at Home Depot when he was 6 weeks old.
Harris says it was the first time he had ever forgotten Cooper in the car.
Says money is fine between the couple. They have student loans and small credit card balance. He says the family was planning to take a cruise (with his brother and family).
Harris says Cooper was smart, happy and loved to play. The boy also learned the Disney movie "Cars."
Harris says sometimes, he's gone to Chick-fil-A by himself and then gone straight to work. He says he may have been thinking it was one of those days. Harris says one of his biggest fears was leaving his son in a hot car.
Cooper was small for his age, weighing between 20 to 22 pounds, and he fit fine in a rear-facing car seat, Harris says.
The detective tells Harris he's going to be held in a cell and charged. "It was completely unintentional," Harris says. "I'm a great father, and I have multiple people that would back that up."
Harris says he'd rather not talk any more and is seen leaving the interview room.
http://www.ajc.com/news/minute-minu...ross-harris-trial-oct/cIq8I3w0axb7DNla1XIMNI/
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After Leanna Harris was interviewed, she is allowed to speak with her husband.
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audio and feed is fine here: [video=youtube;4pwppsCpPpw]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4pwppsCpPpw[/video]
Sorry, but saying "I'm a great father" at that particular moment is as wildly inappropriate a thing to say imaginable.
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"I do not hate you," Leanna says. "I love you."
Harris says his life is over.
"I can't believe I did this!" Harris says. "Why me?"
Harris says his life is over.
"I can't believe I did this!" Harris says. "Why me?"
At a gut level, I'm deeply disturbed, even angry, watching right now. Look at that body language and dynamic. She is comforting him, and he is not reciprocating. Arms crossed as she touches him, lays her head down on him, he doesn't even look at her.
It is sounding very much like it IS all about him, at least when it comes to the two of them.
It is sounding very much like it IS all about him, at least when it comes to the two of them.
So, I think Ross was neglectful. I don't think that's a secret. I've tried not to form opinions on the other charges, until all evidence is presented. I'm still trying. With that said...
I was really not looking forward to this video, especially the interviewing of Ross. I was sure it would make LE look really bad and possibly implode any chance of conviction on even neglect charges. Color me shocked, because I'm not feeling that at all. I don't actually think they look bad. He looks really, really bad though.
I was really not looking forward to this video, especially the interviewing of Ross. I was sure it would make LE look really bad and possibly implode any chance of conviction on even neglect charges. Color me shocked, because I'm not feeling that at all. I don't actually think they look bad. He looks really, really bad though.
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