Whoa! Wow! The mother went to pick up the kid at daycare who was left in a hot car. She said:

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2. AJC is live blogging:

http://www.ajc.com/news/news/inside-the-courtroom/ngYcc/?icmp=ajc_internallink_textlink_homepage

2:09 p.m.: On the day Cooper died, Ross, at work, was “sexting” with up to six different conversations with different women. Sent photos of erect penis.

2:05 p.m.: Leanna went to daycare: “I’m here to pick up Cooper. They told her he didn’t drop Cooper off.

In front of several witnesses she said, “Ross must’ve left him in the car.”

“They tried to console her, said there could be a million reasons.”

She said no.”

Showed “no real emotion” after being told Cooper was deceased. Didn’t ask to see Cooper. Asked to see her husband.

Leanna called her mom, loud conversation could be overheard.

The emotion was coming from Leanna’s mom.

Mom to Leanna: “Why aren’t you crying? Why aren’t you reacting?”

Leanna: “I must be in shock.”

Leanna and Ross were put together at police station, wife and father put together. What was he emotional about.

“It was all about him. I can’t believe this has happened to me? Why am I being punished for this? What am I going to do. I’m going to lose my job.”

Wife: “Did you say too much?”

Ross to Leanna: “He looked peaceful. His eyes were closed. His mouth was closed.”

Stoddard: Actually, Cooper’s “eyes were not closed. Mouth not closed.”

Ross to Leanna: “I dreaded how he’d look.”

1:59 p.m.: Stoddard on when police talked to Harris after Cooper was found dead: “Harris is walking around, rubbing his eyes, look like he’s trying to hyperventilate. Then nothing. No tears, no real emotion. “

Told him Stoddard was a jailer, a dispatcher. Used cop language.

DA: Did u ever see tears?

Stoddard: No

Leanna went to daycare: “I’m here to pick up Cooper. They told her he didn’t drop Cooper off.

In front of several witnesses she said, “Ross must’ve left him in the car.”

“They tried to console her, said there could be a million reasons.”

She said no.”

Showed “no real emotion” after being told Cooper was deceased. Didn’t ask to see Cooper. Asked to see her husband.

1:52 p.m.: Harris never mentioned he had returned to car in deck at lunchtime. Police looked at the surveillance video to find out. Also, Harris didn’t tell police he went to Home Depot on lunch hour, purchased two boxes of light bulbs.

At lunch, he open driver side door, tosses light bulbs inside the car. Approaches from left hand side.

Shuts door, turns around and walks into Home Depot. Another person passes him walking towards his car. As person approaches him, he stops. Stops again, seemingly to distract passerby.

Received a group email from Cooper’s daycare.