RH had high tech stuff. ANY of these items could have been purchased. How many computers were taken by CCPD?(including laptops, tablets etc...)*
They also have 2 iPhones I know his was an iPhone 5 .
How much were they? $600????
How about 1 less computer?
A less expensive phone?
Sadly his son took a back seat to daddy's
cell phone and laptop. I mean that literally.
He even posted on Reddit how insensed he was at someone who left a laptop in their car at a ball game.
I stand by my assertion! This was his wife's fear. It didn't become a fear of his until it served him a purpose. I hope that comes back and bites him real good.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: When you were speaking with him, what did he talk to you and how did he speak about the charges once you told him he was being arrested first with a
cruelty charge?*
STODDARD: When I first spoke to the cruelty charge,
he argued it and said it was an accident.*
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Did you later inform him he was also being arrested for
felony murder?*
STODDARD: I did. After the decision was made and looking at everything we had had gathered to that point, we did decide to charge him with murder. I brought him back into the interview room and sat him down to explain the charge to him.*
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: When you told him what he was being charged with, what language did he use when responding to you?*
STODDARD:
He looked at me and said, but there's no malicious intent.*
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: No malicious intent. Now, during the interview, just a little -- last few questions on the topic of probable cause. Did he discuss the issue of being afraid of children -- his child dying in a car?*
STODDARD: Yes.*
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: What did he tell you about that?*
STODDARD:
He said it was a fear of his.*
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Did he explain further things he did about this fear that he had?*
STODDARD: Yes. He had researched watched (ph) websites on this fear. Two in particular. He had watched --
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: First, let me ask you, did he watch anything on television involving an advocate?*
STODDARD: Yes.*
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Tell the judge about what he said with that.*
STODDARD: He watched a TV show, an advocate who had lost his child, and he --
Ross said, just like me, in a child heat related death and this gentlemen was advocating for a turnaround program. He was very conscience of this because of this advocate and the turnaround program and he said he practiced it often. And, I'm sorry, for turnaround program means actually turn around and make sure there are no children in the car with you.*
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: So he actually -- he learned about how to do that?*
STODDARD: That is correct.*
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: And his claim was he didn't do it on that day, even knowing that?*
STODDARD: Correct.*
http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/1407/03/cnr.05.html
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