Mother's demeanor before and after her son's death in a hot SUV raises questions
Authorities are taking a close look at the actions of Leanna Harris. Her husband Justin is facing murder and child cruelty charges in the hot car death of their 22-month-old son Cooper. Now some are asking whether she will also be arrested. Jason Carroll takes a closer look.
CNN legal analysts Sunny Hostin, Paul Callan and Mark Geragos look at whether Leanna Harris' statements may have incriminated her.
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Post by: AC360 Filed under: Crime & Punishment • Hot car death • Jason Carroll • Justin Harris • Mark Geragos • Paul Callan • Sunny Hostin |
Crime & Punishment: A new focus in the hot car death investigation
Eight search warrants are just some of the documents shedding new light on the hot car death of 22-month-old Cooper Harris. His father, Justin Harris, is charged with murder and child cruelty for leaving the toddler strapped in a car seat in the back of his broiling SUV for seven hours. Martin Savidge takes a look at the latest twists in the case.
Dozens of children die in the U.S. every year after being left in hot cars. That's how Lyn Balfour's 9-month-old son Bryce died. She was tried for murder and acquitted. Balfour discussed the latest evidence in the Harris case.
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David Diamond discusses both the Harris and Balfour cases
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Filed under: Hot car death • Justin Harris • Martin Savidge |
Crime & Punishment: Breaking down the Pistorius re-enactment video
A stunning video shows Oscar Pistorius going through the motions of what he says happened the night he shot and killed his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp. For the first time, the public is seeing Pistorius without his prosthetics while pretending to shoot a gun. Pistorius' defense attorneys are expected to rest their case tomorrow and say the video was illegally obtained and aired on Australian TV. Robyn Curnow reports.
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Post by: AC360 Filed under: Crime & Punishment • Oscar Pistorius • Robyn Curnow |
What do new airport security rules mean if you are flying overseas?
Passengers flying to the U.S. through airports in the Middle East, Europe and Africa will be asked to power on electronic devices before boarding their flights. The ramped up security comes as new intelligence shows terror groups are working to build bombs meant to fool security screeners. So what happens if the battery on your device happens to run out? Susan Candiotti has the latest.
Philip Mudd is a counterterrorism veteran of the FBI and CIA. He spoke to Wolf about the nature of this threat.
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Post by: AC360 Filed under: National Security • Susan Candiotti • Travel |
Beaten Palestinian-American teen's aunt: If he wasn't a U.S. citizen, he would have died in jail
Tariq Khdeir is a Palestinian-American teen whose beating at the hands of Israeli police is adding fuel to the latest violence. Senior White House officials say they were shocked by the tape of the Tampa, Florida high school student's beating. Israeli authorities accuse Khdeir of attacking security officers and he is now under house arrest. His aunt, Suhad Abu Khadeir, and family attorney Hassan Shibly spoke with Wolf.
Fareed Zakaria discusses the dynamics driving this latest violence between Israelis and the Palestinians.
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Post by: AC360 Filed under: Fareed Zakaria • Gaza • Hamas • Israel • Palestine • Tariq Khdeir |
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