TRIAL Week One - Ross Harris 3 October 2016

[byo]

Philip A. Holloway ‏@PhilHollowayEsq 2m2 minutes ago
DA points out to #RossHarris #HotCarDeath jury that car seat is visible from driver seat along w/ Home Depot bag & briefcase

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[Bently]

Today's youtube streaming at Fox 5 Atlanta (I prefer this as no buffering as with all other channels, e.g.lawnewz and WAT and other sites) and also you can do fullscreen, pause, rewind to the beginning of the day if you come in late). I'm trying to just put in the link, (right click on it to get the url) but it's embedding the video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmXHbNKZnaI&feature=youtu.be

 

[jamiect]

Jurors are being shown pics of cooper on the ground.

Jen's Trial Diaries ‏@TrialDiariesJ 23s23 seconds ago
Cooper was laying on the ground with his knees bent as if he was in his car seat.

 

[rob]

Well I'm not sure about it being interference in legal terms, but I get what you're saying. (Genuine question: is yelling / swearing an arrestable offense in the US?)

If LE rolls up on a scene, finds a dead child, and the father, instead of assisting or hysterical is talking on his phone and swearing because you ask him to hang up, I'd think something isn't right here.
Finding dead children seems to be becoming common these days, I'm afraid.
The problem with RH, in my opinion, is that he is/was a bad actor.

 

[byo]

Craig Lucie Verified account ‏@CraigLucie 29s30 seconds ago
Take a look at where Cooper's car seat was inside #RossHarris car. @RossHarrisTrial This is what they are discussing now

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[Pamela_Brewer]

Is Ross Harris crying now?

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[jamiect]

Comfort break until 10:25am

 

[Magdalyn]

Craig Lucie Verified account ‏@CraigLucie 29s30 seconds ago
Take a look at where Cooper's car seat was inside #RossHarris car. @RossHarrisTrial This is what they are discussing now

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CuAnx_DWYAAgfVL.jpg

I wonder at what point they'll mention how far Cooper's head came above the top of the car seat (making it more visible, putting it further in between front seats)

 

[Hope4More]

Comfort break until 10:25am

Thanks. I stopped watching after the many photos of car seat location were introduced. Have no interest in having the images of a dead baby burned into my brain forever.

 

[Dogface]

I still just can't wrap my head around "forgetting" Cooper, not when he is inches from you. Literally inches.

 

[Magdalyn]

[video=twitter;783669011577868288]https://twitter.com/PhilHollowayEsq/status/783669011577868288[/video]
(tweet with pictures of car seat)


Philip A. Holloway
Verified account
‏@PhilHollowayEsq
DA points out to #RossHarris #HotCarDeath jury that car seat is visible from driver seat along w/ Home Depot bag & briefcase

 

[Cinnalauda]

If LE rolls up on a scene, finds a dead child, and the father, instead of assisting or hysterical is talking on his phone and swearing because you ask him to hang up, I'd think something isn't right here.
Finding dead children seems to be becoming common these days, I'm afraid.
The problem with RH, in my opinion, is that he is/was a bad actor.

I was asking if verbal language could be seen as interference... Nothing to do with judging whether his reaction was right or wrong or if it 'fits' with how people think others should react in this situation.
Besides, grief is a funny thing and people respond in ways that don't always seem appropriate - which could explain his response if innocent. Or, he is guilty and was acting badly. I was however saying the police probably shouldn't be swearing back. I'm very much trying to be neutral while evidence is still being rolled out.

 

[keeponsearching]

Thanks. I stopped watching after the many photos of car seat location were introduced. Have no interest in having the images of a dead baby burned into my brain forever.

I don't think they showed the pics of Cooper. I didn't take a chance. Yesterday I saw a slanted pic of what was Cooper shown to the Jury and its image is still flashing in my mind.

 

[byo]

Here's the link to WebSleuths chat; with livestreaming (courtesy of lawnewz.com).

 

[sweetcaro]

I'm watching Wild About Trials feed via the Livestream app. Crystal clear with good sound. They have othrr days sessions there too including pre trial motions. HTH.

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[keeponsearching]

I want to know if JH parked in that spot usually or had a preferred parking spot or area..

 

[popsicle]

Craig Lucie Verified account ‏@CraigLucie 29s30 seconds ago
Take a look at where Cooper's car seat was inside #RossHarris car. @RossHarrisTrial This is what they are discussing now

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And his head came up higher than the top of the seat.

 

[sweetcaro]

They have not been showing his body which I appreciate.

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[Cinnalauda]

I don't think they showed the pics of Cooper. I didn't take a chance. Yesterday I saw a slanted pic of what was Cooper shown to the Jury and its image is still flashing in my mind.

No pictures of Cooper's body thank goodness. There were some shots of the sheet over him on the ground next to the car which was hard enough.
Really? I didn't see that yesterday, I'm sorry you did :-(

 

[Hope4More]

I still just can't wrap my head around "forgetting" Cooper, not when he is inches from you. Literally inches.

Theoretically speaking.....I know from experience that toddlers can seem wide awake one moment, but put into a car seat in a moving car, be asleep literally seconds later.

If Cooper fell asleep, and that quickly, it may also be possible his head dropped down and to the side, even with tight straps, enough that he couldn't be seen by Ross.