Cooper Harris Case Analysis | What is Forgotten Baby Syndrome?

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  @sensiblecrime7699 · 5 years ago

  To prevent hot car deaths take off one shoe and put it in the backseat with the baby. You won't get out with one shoe off and forget the baby.

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  @USALibertarian · 5 years ago

  Daycares need an efficient way to notify parents for no-shows.

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• LI

  @lindsayantwine1097 · 5 years ago

  You guys, imagine Dr. Grande walking around with a shopping cart filled with little plants if you get sad and need a cheer up.

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  @peterplotts3 · 5 years ago

  Great analysis.  The father's behavior toward women was an all-consuming addiction.  Everything else in his life, his wife, his family, and his child were subordinate to it.  He continued to pursue women knowing that in at least one case his behavior was a serious criminal offense, yet he was willing to live with the fear of criminal prosecution to pursue it.  His mind and energy were so focused on gratifying himself there was nothing left for the care of his child.  He didn't intend to harm his son that day, but his frame of mind excluded any thought for his care or even his presence.   Dr. Grande's speculation that this was, in fact, a case of negligent homicide is highly probable.

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  @y4mini · 5 years ago

  I'm less than 3 minutes in and I feel physically nauseous and an overwhelming sense of dread thinking about what that child must have been experiencing trapped in the car. That poor, poor child.

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• DO

  @douglaslafreniere5707 · 5 years ago

  When Ross text his wife about Cooper and picking him up at day care I think would have triggered the fact that he did not drop him off that day

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• SC

  @schw0373 · 5 years ago

  Please do a personality profile on each of your plants.  I suspect the cactus is high in factor 2 psychopathy

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• KE

  @kelciebrain5814 · 4 years ago

  You can't judge people's reactions to the death of a loved one. I lost my son, my only child and I was composed at the funeral, but my nights are disturbed with the horrific sight of him in the casket.

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• FL

  @florptytoo · 5 years ago (edited)

  "They were going to watch the movie 22 Jump Street. So, either way, he was in for a bad experience this evening." Savage.

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• CR

  @CrashBandiscoot · 5 years ago

  With the flattest affect ever: "Thank you for watching this segment where I name plants." Why do I find that so funny? lmao

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  @TM-tx9ct · 5 years ago

  When my daughter was 2 years old I went through a phase of leaving my purse everywhere. My daughter was clutched in one arm and must have replaced in my mind and on my arm, my purse.Thank goodness I never forgot her, but I drove myself nuts with forgetting my purse.

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  @princesspeach828 · 4 years ago

  One of the texts he sent to a mistress said he was tired of being married and being a father that the novelty had worn off. Him saying that makes me feel he had done this on purpose because he wanted his freedom.

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