GLYNN COUNTY, Ga. — It’s been more than two years since 22-month-old Cooper Harris died in the back seat of a hot SUV outside a Cobb County office building.
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His father, Ross Harris, is now on trial for his death.
[ [READ: Harris told detectives leaving his son in his car was '(his) worst fear'] ]
Follow minute-by-minute coverage of the case below:
4:14 p.m. Court adjourns for the day. Will resume at 8:30 a.m. Monday.
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4:10 p.m. As Harris leaves his wife, she says, "I know you didn't do this on purpose. I know you didn't. I love you."
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4:04 p.m. Leanna asks the detective, "Does it have to be like that," about Harris facing charges. "By his actions your son is dead. I have to charge him with that," Stoddard says.
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4:02 p.m. Stoddard returns to the room and talks with Harris and Leanna together.
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3:56 p.m. Leanna tells Harris, "You've gotta start trying to forgive yourself."
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3:48 p.m. Leanna asks Harris if he's having thoughts of hurting himself and he says yes, but I would never do that.
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3:47 p.m. Leanna asks Harris if he thinks they'll have more kids and he says of course. He says just because we lost one doesn't mean we can't have others.
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3:46 p.m. "It hurts so bad. It hurts to my core. It's my fault. It's my fault," Harris says. "I'm sorry I put you through this."
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3:41 p.m. Harris says "We had lots of good times with him ... He lived a good life."
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3:39 p.m. Harris says all he can think about is how uncomfortable that jail cell is; talks about how he doesn't want to go to jail.
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3:38 p.m. "We're gonna get through this, believe me." Leanna says to Harris. He tells her, "I just don't want you to leave me."
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3:33 p.m. Leanna tells Harris she told detectives that he didn't do it on purpose. She then asks him if he said too much.
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3:28 p.m. Harris tells his wife what happened. "He wasn't making a sound. I think he fell asleep," he says. He then tells her "He looked so peaceful," about seeing Cooper after his death.
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3:27 p.m. Harris cries in the courtroom as the video plays.
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3:26 p.m. Prosecution plays video of Harris seeing his wife for the first time. Harris cries on his wife's shoulder as he tell her he's sorry. She says "I know you didn't ... I do not hate you. I love you."
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3:24 p.m. Stoddard says after the finished questioning Harris, they later allowed him to see his wife in the same interrogation room.
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3:22 p.m. Court resumes. State begins questioning Stoddard.
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2:53 p.m. Court recesses for afternoon break.
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2:50 p.m. Harris questions detectives about why he's facing charges. Says "it wasn't on purpose" and asks to talk with his wife. Harris says if he's facing charges, he should get representation before he talks to detectives again.
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2:48 p.m. When asked if there's anything else that he wants to add, Harris says, "It was completely unintentionally." Harris says he has no history of child abuse or criminal record. "I'm a great father."
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2:47 p.m. Detective tells Harris he is going to be put into a cell and charged "right now with cruelty to child."
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2:46 p.m. Harris willingly gives detectives the code to his cell phone.
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2:43 p.m. Harris says he just watched a news report about a father who left his kid in a car. He also says he just watched a video a veterinarian made about how hot it gets for dogs inside a car. "My worst fear for me is to leave my son in a hot car," Harris says.
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2:42 p.m. "I don't know what to do right now. I'm at an absolute loss for everything," Harris tells detectives.
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2:40 p.m. Harris tells detectives he and Leanna tried for a year to get pregnant. When Cooper was born, "It was the greatest day ever."
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2:39 p.m. Harris tells detectives he was planning a cruise for his family.
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2:30 p.m. Detectives reenter the interrogation room to ask more questions about Cooper's daycare and the normal drop off process.
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2:15 p.m. Video shows Harris pacing and breathing deeply in the interrogation room when detectives leave the room.
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2:01 p.m. Harris tells detective Cooper "walks, talks. (He's) a normal child."
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1:56 p.m. Harris asks detectives when he can talk to his wife. "I just don't know what to do man."
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1:47 p.m. Harris says he was driving down the road and looked to his right to change lanes and caught a glimpse of Cooper and he "lost it."
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1:45 p.m. Harris says he strapped Cooper into his car seat, gave him a kiss like he always does and then drove to work. He says Cooper falls asleep easily in the car.
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1:44 p.m. Harris told detectives he and Cooper had daddy-son breakfast 2-3 times a week.
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1:37 p.m. Interrogation room video shows detectives enter room to begin questioning Harris.
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1:22 p.m. Harris begins hysterically crying and pacing around the interrogation room.
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1:21 p.m. Video shows Harris rocking up and down and breathing heavily as he whispers under his breath, "What was I thinking?"
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1:20 p.m. Court resumes. Prosecution begins video of Harris' interview at Cobb County police headquarters hours after his son's death.
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11:38 p.m. Court takes a short recess as prosecution sets up screen so jurors can watch a video. Instead of returning from break, the judge decided to recess for lunch. Court will resume this afternoon.
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11:32 a.m. Stoddard said Harris appeared coherent, not under the influence of anything and was able to talk with detectives clearly in the interview room.
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11:26 a.m. Stoddard said when he arrived on scene Harris was already in handcuffs in the back of a police car. Stoddard told Harris he would talk with him once they arrived at Cobb County police headquarters.
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11:18 p.m. State calls lead detective Phil Stoddard to the stand.
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10:15 p.m. Minor on the stand says that Harris sent her inappropriate pictures while she was in high school.
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8:50 a.m. A minor is on the stand. Audio and video have been cut off during her testimony. Lead detective Phil Stoddard, who has made controversial statements in prior testimony, is expected to take the stand next.