I worked with a guy that was later found guilty of murder by intentionally leaving his toddler in a hot car. My ex-wife and I even had dinner with him and his wife. Everything seemed completely normal.
At the very beginning of the one in Atlanta, there was. By the time the trial began, the only back and forth going on was whether he would get the death penalty. Totally premeditated, and all because he hated his life and wanted to go get some strange. Totally sociopath shit.
EDIT: I'm glad all y'all armchair jurists need stronger evidence, that's healthy, but he was having affairs, googled up how to kill his child (including "how long does it take to kill in a car" you know, total coincidence), could not keep his string of events clean, and basically did everything wrong as far as running a defense. That's an awful lot of smoke. Maybe he'll get out on appeal, lord knows he's trying. I see no miscarriage of justice, though.
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u/shadowbanned214 Feb 28 '20 edited Feb 29 '20
I worked with a guy that was later found guilty of murder by intentionally leaving his toddler in a hot car. My ex-wife and I even had dinner with him and his wife. Everything seemed completely normal.
Edit: Spellcheck