Georgia father researched child death in hot car on Internet

[Mr. Mensch]

http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/06/28/us-usa-georgia-baby-idUSKBN0F30XH20140628?feedType=RSS

It's bad enough when someone leaves their child in a hot car by "accident", but if this child's death was planned, then that is truly fucked up.

[Peter1469]

Yes, that is much worse.

[sachem]

If it was planned?

[darroll]

Sick-ning.
He could of dumped the kid at a church somewhere.

[Redrose]

http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/06/28/us-usa-georgia-baby-idUSKBN0F30XH20140628?feedType=RSS

It's bad enough when someone leaves their child in a hot car by "accident", but if this child's death was planned, then that is truly fucked up.
Both parents researched it. It turns my stomach, that poor baby. What a horrible way to die.

[Mr. Mensch]

If it was planned?

The investigation has only begun. No final conclusion has been reached yet. And even if this was an intentional act, proving it may be difficult.

[Codename Section]

If this is true, they should be shot. People who would turn on their own child cannot be rehabilitated.

[Mr. Mensch]

The Georgia dad charged with killing his toddler son by leaving the boy in a hot car all day was exchanging graphic texts with multiple women, including a teenage girl, in the hours before he found the boy dead, a detective testified today at a court hearing.
The prosecutor said that he brought up the sexting on the messaging app Kik during the probable cause hearing because it "goes to the state of mind" of the defendant, Justin Ross Harris.
"He wanted to live a child free life," the prosecutor said.

https://gma.yahoo.com/dad-charged-toddlers-hot-car-death-sexting-while-192108890--abc-news-topstories.html

This case just gets better and better (or worse and worse).