Father Found Guilty of Murder in Son’s Hot Car Death – Crime Watch Daily with Chris Hansen

Father Found Guilty of Murder in Son’s Hot Car Death – Crime Watch Daily with Chris Hansen

“Guilty.” It’s a word Justin Ross Harris would hear 8 times. The 35-year-old father is at the heart of one of the most talked about cases in Georgia state history. CBS46 reports.

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25 thoughts on “Father Found Guilty of Murder in Son’s Hot Car Death – Crime Watch Daily with Chris Hansen

  1. Crime Watch Daily: Are you aware in the first part, you called his son “Connor” , now you’re saying “Cooper” ….. which is it? I love your channel, but just like consistency-Thank you

  2. Just sad. How could you forget someone so little and that you love in the car all alone in the heat? So glad they found him guilty. And his dumb ass wife. Why does she really think he forgot his son in the car on an accident? If she believes he really did forget him in the car, she is dumb as he is and needs to be find guilty. Wake up lady. It was not an accident. He meant to leave your son in the car. I'm sure he was gonna divorce or kill you next.

  3. Accidentally forgot your baby in a vehicle? Uhm no not possible trust me my kids make sure they let me know when they are around lol and I don’t see how it is possible not to know

  4. How is he getting fatter while in custody?… Shouldn't they be feeding prisoners a bare minimum calorie count per day, since the taxpayers foot the bill? It shouldn't be physically possible for ANY prisoner to be overweight after X years.

  5. How exactly does one (any good parent) "forget" their child in the car? That's total crap. Why even bother with a trial TBH. Clearly guilty right off the bat. But kudos to the jury that saw through the garbage they put forth~~(And I can't believe the ex-wife defended him like?????Lady are you ok?)

  6. It breaks my heart whenever an innocent child is the victim of murder. I hope he got life in prison. The "mom" disgusts me as well. How could anyone defend a perverted, cold, calculating, disloyal scumbag?

  7. Well I do think it is possible to forget your child on the back of the car if it is not your routine. People are too quick to judge (and horrible at it) and I hope they never have to be in his or her shoes.

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