GA - Suspicion over heat death of Cooper, 22 mo., Cobb County, June 2014, #1

[newone]

Normally I wouldn't bother playing devil's advocate in this thread, but I'm fresh off this case, which I really hope people will click, because it needs eyes and posts:

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This man has been convicted on the basis of one flaky witness (who was trying to get attention from her boyfriend) and zero physical evidence. He needs help badly.

I suppose I'll just say that, in the absence of the physical evidence (yet), it's not necessary, IMHO, to call strangers naive sheep for having different opinions.

(I do suspect the evidence exists, but I also know no named source has said so yet.)

Innocence Projects abound....lots of law students and law schools have devoted countless hours searching for EVIDENCE that there was wrongdoing. So many times evidence is overlooked, dismissed or discounted. I cheer when a truly wrongful conviction is overturned.

best part of the evidence from what I gleaned from that post was that his cell records indicate he was 17 miles away from the crime when it occurred.

 

[LayzeeDayzee]

Normally I wouldn't bother playing devil's advocate in this thread, but I'm fresh off this case, which I really hope people will click, because it needs eyes and posts:

Websleuths Crime Sleuthing Community - View Single Post - VA-mark Weiner wrongfully convicted, denied remedy

This man has been convicted on the basis of one flaky witness (who was trying to get attention from her boyfriend) and zero physical evidence. He needs help badly.

I suppose I'll just say that, in the absence of the physical evidence (yet), it's not necessary, IMHO, to call strangers naive sheep for having different opinions.

(I do suspect the evidence exists, but I also know no named source has said so yet.)

Well we'll just have to agree to disagree. I take no issue with people having differing opinions but I find it grossly naive to start forking over money to someone (or on their behalf) when all of the facts aren't even public yet........and you're taking their side only because you feel they're a great person who "would never do something like that." But hey if they want to give away their money I guess that's their choice. I personally put a lot more stock in LE and their investigation processes than anecdotal references from those who are biased.

 

[blue22]

Personally I pulled up the petition the day it was started but never signed it. I didn't feel I had enough information so decided to wait. I still don't feel I have enough information and find myself on the fence. I do feel that petition was started by his family but people signing it were going of emotion for a man they felt and still might feel was arrested quickly and the only information provided at the time was he left the child in the car accidentally and was being charged with murder. I'm sure there will be many who signed and donated funds questioning if the did the right thing

I believe they charged him after the search of his office. They found information there, he was not arrested for accidentally leaving him in there. He was arrested for murder, based on what they found.

 

[popsicle]

Did anyone see youtube video to support Ross Harris? Very strange, it starts out showing an attack military helicopter hovering in front of the WH. The voice over reminds me of the Cheaters tv show. It's slicker than a political ad and oddly creepy. Makes you wonder who is behind the quick 10,000 signatures, slick campaign ad, and $20,000+ fund raiser for tot dad's defense.

Does anyone know if tot dad will be allowed to attend the funeral Saturday in Alabama. Also found out tot dad was a dispatcher for the Tuscaloosa PD before his HD job.

DTIP. MOO.

BBM My question is... will he request release to attend his son's funeral, because he hasn't yet.

 

[newone]

New Article...

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...or-awful-day-make-supporters-think-twice.html

grey blue skin with saturated wet hair ..... and JH was telling LE baby was choking

80% of the comments towards the eyewitnesses are awful


witnesses all pretty much agree he was scoping out LE to see who they were talking to and not on his son at all

 

[newone]

BBM My question is... will he request release to attend his son's funeral, because he hasn't yet.

I thought he was in mandatory custody until his hearing with no bail. I would be concerned that (a) he's a flight risk (b) he may do something awful to himself or his wife

 

[Judicious1]

New Article...

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...or-awful-day-make-supporters-think-twice.html

Interesting - witness said the little boy was soaking wet like he had been in a pool. I was surprised to read that multiple witnesses said Ross claimed the boy was choking as to cover up the fact he left him in the car all day. No wonder they didn't believe him.

 

[eileenhawkeye]

But instead of confessing to the tragic blunder – and admitting his baby had been dead for hours – it has been claimed Harris tried to cover his tracks by telling members of the public the child had just been choking.

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[Judicious1]

BBM My question is... will he request release to attend his son's funeral, because he hasn't yet.

How would we know if he requested to go?

 

[Judicious1]

I believe they charged him after the search of his office. They found information there, he was not arrested for accidentally leaving him in there. He was arrested for murder, based on what they found.

I very well might agree with you once I hear what that evidence was.

 

[popsicle]

How would we know if he requested to go?

As the guests were bickering on JVM about whether or not he should be allowed to attend the funeral, a lawyer interrupted them and said he hasn't even requested the courts permission to attend yet.

 

[eileenhawkeye]

Edward is convinced Harris was acting suspiciously. He pointed out that Harris’ work as a web developer at the Home Depot headquarters is just over four miles away, a good ten-minute drive from the shopping center where he eventually pulled over.
‘I can’t believe that when he got back into his car after work he didn’t see the baby, it just doesn’t add up to me,’ said Edward. ‘He had a lot of time to look in his mirror or look round to see the baby.

Sounds like he wanted witnesses around.


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[popsicle]

Would there still be a diaper bag of some sort being transported back and forth? If so, I wonder were that was located within the vehicle or goodness was it in his office even.

 

[eileenhawkeye]

It looks like Georgia has pretty lenient laws involving 911 calls being made public, so hopefully we will hear this one soon.

 

[newone]

Sounds like he wanted witnesses around.


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Yes!!

 

[newone]

wet hair could have been bottled water ...... grey blue skin ..... sounds like a long time after death

 

[Linda7NJ]

It sounds to me as if it was accidental, and he didn't want to take responsibility....so he lied....

IMO



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[Linda7NJ]

wet hair could have been bottled water ...... grey blue skin ..... sounds like a long time after death

http://www.anomalies-unlimited.com/Death/Stages.html


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[newone]

http://www.anomalies-unlimited.com/Death/Stages.html


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will be most interesting to find out what the ME says.

(a) first accounts body did not relax was in position as if still sitting car seat (rigor?) 4-24 hrs. (12 hrs body in full rigor mortis)

(b) grey blue -- after 30 minutes hands and feet turn blue

(c) greenish blue after 24 hrs (whole body)

 

[eileenhawkeye]

I can't get over how bad the coverup seems to be. It is hard for me to think that one/both parents seriously thought this was a good plan for getting away w/ it? It makes me think that he did not intend to kill his son, so the coverup was not well planned at all. I wonder about why he yelled that his son was choking. Why did he want witnesses to hear that?