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Revealed: Father of toddler who died in a hot car 'spent the day sexting SIX women and the couple had a $25,000 insurance policy out on their child'
Justin Ross Harris is accused of leaving his 22-month-old son Cooper to die in a scorching hot SUV on June 18
Prosecutors said he spent that day exchanging nude photos with six different women, including teenagers
Judge Frank R. Cox denied Harris bond, calling it a 'possible death penalty case
Harris' wife told police the pair had been having intimacy issues
Investigators told the court that when Leanna Harris met her husband at the police station she asked: 'Did you say too much?'
The couple had a $25,000 life insurance policy on their son in 2012
A detective testifying at Thursday’s hearing said evidence showed Harris was leading a double life and should not be granted bond
Justin Harris had already admitted to researching child deaths online
On Thursday it emerged he had also done an internet search for 'how to survive in prison' before the toddler's death
After listening to evidence from both sides, the judge said he was denying bond and so Harris must remain in prison until his trial
Friends had previously described Harris and his wife as being the 'most proud parents there ever could have been'
The father accused of leaving his 22-month-old son to die in a scorching hot SUV had been exchanging racy text messages and nude photos with six different women, some teenagers, on the day that his young son passed away.
Justin Ross Harris, 33, was refused bond on Thursday by a judge who called it a 'possible death penalty case.'
He will remain on jail on murder and child cruelty charges in relation to the June 18 death of his 22-month-old son, Cooper.
Cobb County Police Detective Phil Stoddard testified at Thursday’s hearing that evidence showed Harris was practically leading a double life and should not be granted bond. Harris has pleaded not guilty.
More at link:
Justin Ross Harris, father of toddler who died in hot car, had $25k insurance out on child | Mail Online
Revealed: Father of toddler who died in a hot car 'spent the day sexting SIX women and the couple had a $25,000 insurance policy out on their child'
Justin Ross Harris is accused of leaving his 22-month-old son Cooper to die in a scorching hot SUV on June 18
Prosecutors said he spent that day exchanging nude photos with six different women, including teenagers
Judge Frank R. Cox denied Harris bond, calling it a 'possible death penalty case
Harris' wife told police the pair had been having intimacy issues
Investigators told the court that when Leanna Harris met her husband at the police station she asked: 'Did you say too much?'
The couple had a $25,000 life insurance policy on their son in 2012
A detective testifying at Thursday’s hearing said evidence showed Harris was leading a double life and should not be granted bond
Justin Harris had already admitted to researching child deaths online
On Thursday it emerged he had also done an internet search for 'how to survive in prison' before the toddler's death
After listening to evidence from both sides, the judge said he was denying bond and so Harris must remain in prison until his trial
Friends had previously described Harris and his wife as being the 'most proud parents there ever could have been'
The father accused of leaving his 22-month-old son to die in a scorching hot SUV had been exchanging racy text messages and nude photos with six different women, some teenagers, on the day that his young son passed away.
Justin Ross Harris, 33, was refused bond on Thursday by a judge who called it a 'possible death penalty case.'
He will remain on jail on murder and child cruelty charges in relation to the June 18 death of his 22-month-old son, Cooper.
Cobb County Police Detective Phil Stoddard testified at Thursday’s hearing that evidence showed Harris was practically leading a double life and should not be granted bond. Harris has pleaded not guilty.
More at link:
Justin Ross Harris, father of toddler who died in hot car, had $25k insurance out on child | Mail Online
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