re: ATL - Toddler Left in Car

From all the new evidence, I sure hope the prosecutors there are able to prove that this dude and his wife planned this without reasonable doubt.

If I were the wife, I would hate him, even if it was an accident. I wouldn't even be able to say I loved him over the phone like she did at the funeral, accident or other. It would take me forever to forgive him. I would also not have assumed that the child was left in the car from the beginning like she did at the daycare. Any sane mother would've been freaking out and called her husband immediately to ask where the child was.

Oh - and Harris received an email from the daycare stating that Cooper wasn't dropped off the day the child was left in the car. Not sure if he actually opened the email. Though he did have his phone on him, and most everyone has his/her emails on his phone.

My question is - why didn't both daycares call them when Cooper didn't show? Most daycares call the mother and father and even secondary emergency contact if a child doesn't show up for daycare as planned since most daycares request that you let them know if the child will be out. It's typical protocol for daycares to call, text, and email (three points of contact) to ask about the whereabouts of the child if the kid doesn't show up. Huge ball dropped on the part of the daycare if it didn't do this, as it would be further evidence of the Harrises intentions and the daycare would've covered its liability.