GA - Suspicion over heat death of Cooper, 22 mo., Cobb County, June 2014, #8

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If anyone is on the fence about Mom, read the transcripts from the bond hearing. Wondering if she'll confess or kill herself... Don't think she has the nerve to allow her role to be played out in court.


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IMHO, I believe the frantic sexting that day had everything to do with the murder of that innocent baby. Not to take his mind off what was occurring in the car; but, because of what was happening in the car. It makes me sick to even put this out here; but, I feel strongly that this is the case.

Yes, I believe that's the case too.
 
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Shew. I need to quit posting. I'm not making any sense. :floorlaugh:
 
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If anyone is on the fence about Mom, read the transcripts from the bond hearing. Wondering if she'll confess or kill herself... Don't think she has the nerve to allow her role to be played out in court.


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She should do everyone a favor and wait until Harris' next court appearance and find a way to take him with her (killing). But I doubt she has the gonads for that. After all, it appears that she was just fine with letting her husband kill Cooper.

MOO
 
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yes



yes



I agree. I'm somewhat surprised Leanna hasn't been cuffed and read her rights yet.


You and me both....

He's gonna throw her under the bus....wait and see.


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OMFG I think I just figured out what "I'm doing this for you" means!

They practiced! They freaking practiced! They rehearsed what they we're going to say at his funeral. But they didn't think JRH would get arrested so she had to do his part too!

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Does anyone think it is possible RH will kill himself like Ariel Castro did?
 
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She didn't even ask about her dead son, what happened to him, anything.
She only asked LE about her husband.

And when she saw her husband, she asked him "did you say too much?"

I'm certainly not defending her - but if she was controlled, which IMO, it seems she was (and it fits, to me, his profile that he would marry a women who would be easily controlled and manipulated) then I think she KNEW what happened because she knew from talking to him, his internet searches, etc that it was a possibility and that this would be the modus operandi, so when he wasn't there, she already knew the plan because he had told her.

What I'm talking about is conditioning over a long period of time - trying to get her gradual acceptance of the 'inevitable' (Cooper's death.) Allowing her to research and discover and discuss what he was going to do, having her feel powerless to stop him. So, of course, she would worry about him being locked up for life / telling the police too much, etc because she was conditioned to be reliant on him, and she knew he murdered their son but wanted him to get away with it.

In her powerlessness, and assuming she was controlled by him, she probably didn't want to imagine her life without him. She may have been willing to accept her son dying in order to keep her marriage in tact, especially after a long period of conditioning and coming to accept the death of her son. This would be coupled with her religious beliefs and then branwashing her to believe that a negative deed actually created positive reactions for all parties (them as individuals, as a married couple, and for Cooper - in Heaven.)

I don't know - I have criticized her consistently in my postings and I have been rolling my eyes at her comments and behaviors. However, I'm just trying to look at it from a different perspective. Not that knowing and not preventing it makes her less complicit or anything, IF SHE IS INVOLVED (which I know, she has not been charged so all is MOO.)
 
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the financials have not yet been compiled by LE according to today's testimony I think that we will learn they are in debt ((2 cars)) student loans etc
 
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Not unless one of his "sexting buddies" works at the day care and THAT is who he was on the phone with. Harris could have said absolutely nothing about what he had done to Cooper during that phone call.



MOO


That was one of the little teasers the investigator mentioned in court today. Ross denied speaking with anyone during those 6 minutes. If Ross doesn't plea, that's only one of the many grenades that will explode in his face during the trial.


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If anyone is on the fence about Mom, read the transcripts from the bond hearing. Wondering if she'll confess or kill herself... Don't think she has the nerve to allow her role to be played out in court.


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Ice water runs thru those veins.
Two peas in a pod.

IMO


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Here is something weird.

The detective said that LH left for work at 7:15 am on the 18th, but then he said she worked from home.
 
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We have a Marietta Square, right across from the courthouse. I'm good with the public stoning being done right there.

My punishment thought is RH being secured in his own car on the hottest day of the year...and if more info comes out that results in another arrest and trial....put his wife in there too sitting right next to him. Let them endure the same death they condemned their precious child to suffer thru alone.
 
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I'm still a few pages behind but I have to say this!

When my children were little and riding rear-facing, I had their car seat in the center of the second row. After about 9 - 12 months of age they learned that they could turn their head around and look up to see me. If I was at a red light or parked I would turn around and gaze down to look at them.

I can see Cooper doing this - trying to took up, over his shoulder to see his dad.

He backed into that parking space, I know if he had turned back to look for clearance he would have seen Cooper. ESPECIALLY if he was too big for that seat.


It breaks my heart to think of Cooper turning his head, looking over his shoulder to get a glance of dad. They were only inches apart.

:tantrum:

Not to mention I had a second mirror so I could SEE mine. And that was 17 years ago.
 
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If Leanna went to the daycare at 4:51 to pick up Cooper, (when she said "Ross must have left him in the car"), wouldn't the daycare people have told her that Cooper had died?

He left work at 4:16, it takes about 10 minutes (probably less) to get to Akers Mill.

What time was this 6 minute phone call from Ross to the daycare? It had to be after 4:51 right?

Just re-watching the hearing from today and this is bugging me.

I was wondering this too.

Also, I'm sure they said they hadn't managed to speak with the person he talked to on the phone at daycare yet. I find that odd.
 
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