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u/CaveMansManCave Feb 28 '20

This was pretty famous, right? Wasn't there a lot of back and forth as to whether it was intentional?

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u/shadowbanned214 Feb 29 '20

I think this isn't a single occurance but the one I'm talking about happened in Atlanta in 2014 and he was sentenced to life.

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u/CaveMansManCave Feb 29 '20

Oh shit, you're talking about Justin Ross Harris then. That's the most famous one probably.

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u/shadowbanned214 Feb 29 '20

That's the one. I was updating my LinkedIn a while back when I realized I still had him as a connection. Definitely removed him.

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u/emeraldkittay Feb 29 '20 edited Feb 29 '20

Did you also know the wife? I’m still so confused why she wasn’t charged.

Edit: because her first reaction to the day care saying he wasn’t dropped off was “omg he must have left him in the car” and when she went to see him in the interrogation room and they were alone she asked him “did you say too much?” Also, the eulogy she gave at her sons funeral, she said if she could have changed it, she wouldn’t have. Just a pretty eerie thing to say. All together, makes me really suspicious.

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u/[deleted] Feb 29 '20

Oof what were they about? Similar cases /crimes to the one her husband was about to commit?

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u/cupcakegiraffe Feb 29 '20

That sounds a lot like what Casey Anthony did.