Hasanabi Reacts To "Hot Seat: The Case of Justin Ross Harris" | Matt Orchard - Crime and Society

Hasanabi Reacts To "Hot Seat: The Case of Justin Ross Harris" | Matt Orchard - Crime and Society
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[@kevinheckart]

The Jail Sentence should be 5 years tops for this guy. Then on the day of his release, Just have the jail staff purposly forget about him for about him for another 45 years.

[@Joostmhw]

Big brain time

[@BambinoGambino1]

Love this

[@greyfife]

You had me in the first half not gonna lie

[@dolleee]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@abood_is_alive]

Or leave him in a cop car for a couple days on summer heat

[@fofogigishosho]

man: sobbing KZbin auto generated captions: [music]

[@space_cattos]

Where is the mistake tho

[@fofogigishosho]

@@space_cattos lmao!!

[@destroma6067]

*mic white noise* subtitles: [applause]

[@TrapAddict]

@@destroma6067 I was imagining an audience outside

[@魂-d9f]

Music to my ears

[@Pablitopewpew]

Defund the police, fund their video quality

[@aliciaarchambault6329]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🤣

[@jsweizston5410]

Who you going to call when you need help then? Ghostbusters?

[@Pablitopewpew]

@@jsweizston5410 I will call your mom if my pipe needs any cleaning

[@viktorbirkeland6520]

​@@jsweizston5410 No, I'm gonna call a crackhead. Faen you

[@jaquandrejones]

"I knew my life was over" hello sir, I'd like to introduce you to your son, whom no longer has a life.

[@MegCazalet]

I’ve heard of taking off your non-driving shoe and putting it with the car seat so that you can’t even walk away from the car without being reminded you’ve got a baby back there. Not a bad idea. This tragedy does happen accidentally, as unbelievable as it seems.

[@sigiled636]

This is even smarter than the purse/wallet thing. I'll be sharing it

[@JoeyisDREADful]

The human brain is really great sometimes and other times it's a half worthless bowl of jelly and you never know which it's going to be today with any certainty enough to stake a life on Edit: and yet you have to. Better to assume it's going to be jelly some day than be convinced you have it under control.

[@LunaticTheCat]

That's honestly super clever.

[@ginpotion2412]

just put a tracker as a bracelet on your baby's wrist or something so that your phone beeps when you get too far so you remember to take your child with you. Apple ones are tiny and practical

[@markk7082]

Such a simple good and probably effective idea

[@catrinac.8948]

not gonna lie, i almost couldn’t get past the first 10 minutes because of how dark the circumstances were for the kid, but hasan’s & chat’s jokes helped lighten it up a little bit. i love watching these with hasan & chat it makes it so much more bearable

[@onthehunt420]

@Cools DOODS yeah rather murder than racism or homophobia you nerd

[@nickyp2037]

For sure

[@dogecoin1692]

Lol “makes it so much more bearable” you know you’re not being forced to watch these, right?

[@iwillgowiththatcat8667]

It’s not the idea of being forced but it’s the fact that it’s a really sad murder the child suffered tremendously basically burned to death I completely understand the sentiment that watching this could very depressing without company

[@dogecoin1692]

@@iwillgowiththatcat8667 lol it was a joke based on his wording

[@SailorSlay]

Let me to y’all something. My last pregnancy and birth was traumatic. Yet 1 week later the baby was asleep in the crib. I was watching tv in the same room. I turned my head and audibly gasped when I saw the baby. I literally forgot I had just had a whole baby. It’s insane but u can absolutely forget about your kid. The mind is incredibly flawed.

[@2wickie686]

Yeah...I don't think I'd forget my own kid, but let me tell you as someone who has significant memory issues on top of ADHD, the only thing that would prevent me from actually forgetting my child is with me is because of the severe anxiety and chronic worrying I do that forces me to always focus on the worst case scenario; which would be accidentally leaving them in there. That isn't to say I wouldn't love or care about my kid or treat them right, I ABSOLUTELY would. That's not even up for debate. But man, when I get severe brain fog, I used to wake up for my work/school alarm, go to the bathroom, and head right back to sleep because I either completely forgot I had stuff to do, or I was so brain foggy that I thought I did it. That happened often.

[@patiotaiza]

@@2wickie686 so you shouldn't say you wouldn't forget your own kid, you totally could. Anyone could.

[@2wickie686]

@@patiotaiza Honestly actually yeah, I could forget, potentially. Someone forgetting something doesn't mean that thing wasn't important to them.

[@Infodumptruck]

Thank you for publicly acknowledging this. No one wants to admit it, but if we don't, we can't guard against those lapses properly.

[@pathe8519]

Especially since parents of young children are known for having top-quality sleep and stress-free lives. I think ironically parents are probably the most likely to experience that sort of memory lapse

[@lindboknifeandtool]

I was in a hot car when I was a kid. I forgot who got me out, but I remember the panic of thinking I was going to die. I was very young.

[@Shrando]

I’m glad you survived

[@JayJayKz]

Cool story 😎

[@Shrando]

@@JayJayKz i think hot is more fitting than cool

[@blyzer7373]

@@Shrando The story was lit 🥵🥵🥵

[@twistedsmilehd]

Me too, my man's. I was about six years old and I was locked on a daycare bus during one of the Summer months here in of North Carolina, and at that age I was unable to figure out how to get out and was freaking out too badly to make rational decisions. It was probably an 8 hour day if I had to guess- they picked us up early, and our parents got us when they got off work. Luckily my mom came and got me out that afternoon, but it caused daycares to leave a bad taste in my mouth ever since. I know I'm a year late into this reply, but I'm extremely sorry to hear of others who have experienced the same thing. It's terrifying.

[@bakivaki]

If this kinda shit ever happens to me (fucking hope not) I'd prolly pass out on the spot. The emotions after realizing what happened feels like it'd be too much for me to handle. Just hearing the explanation and how common it is made me light headed.

[@kingkat_]

same tbh. i have major anxiety issues and feel like if this happened to me i would just get catatonic and pass out shortly after. idk how anyone could be mentally sound after experiencing something like this. i also saw a comment saying that they take their non-driving shoe and put it in the car seat, so when you leave your car you can't even walk until you look in the baby seat. i think i'm gonna use that in the future bc i feel like that's the 1 thing my ADHD could never win against

[@JoeyisDREADful]

@@kingkat_ Even if you don't have any conditions it's a good idea. Because everyone works under the assumption that it could never be them and then they wake up one day with their brain just deciding to be a bowl of jelly and not wanting to remember things straight and bamn. I wouldn't be surprised if it's mostly neurotypical people who do this since we with conditions are more used to working on the opposite assumption, "That 100% could be me, my brain is a fucking disaster. Better think of something to ensure it doesn't."

[@yanae.yanakieva5199]

I would like go silent and freak out internally. I would then fuck myself up so bad, bash my head into the cement or sum lol

[@lucystoner]

@@yanae.yanakieva5199 if I accidentally killed my kid, idk if I would be able to live with myself ever again tbh.

[@viktorbirkeland6520]

​@@JoeyisDREADful I'm positive literally anyone can mess up and forget, no matter what your condition is! No one's perfect!

[@toxi7649]

The fact they took 41mins to bring up the fact he literally backed into the parking spot blows me away, that's all we needed to know right there, there is absolutely no way in hell he backed into that spot without checking his rear view mirror or looking over his shoulder, even when I had a backup camera I still had to check over my shoulder to back up.

[@Faithyyyful]

Such a good point

[@ForeverMasterless]

If there's no snot it's not a real cry. Straight up.

[@martinn.6082]

No whimpering, too.

[@kingkat_]

on some real shit fam, i'm a big crybaby and cry almost everyday, and the amount of snot that leaves my body is enough to dehydrate me lol

[@datgurl12121]

To the mother's credit. I'm assuming this was hours after the fact and you can't physically cry for hours. I would probably do something similar, as in comfort my husband, as I would be under the impression this was an accident.

[@tevers94]

My biggest fear is being in the wrong place at the wrong time, and my anxiety and constant overthinking would make me look guilty in an interrogation.

[@UnfitStudios]

And that, is why you ask for your lawyer.

[@briannam3140]

i absolutely hate getting in trouble And i have anxiety so i always get so anxious that ppl wouldn’t believe me which would make me super nervous and theoretically overcompensate on giving so many details it would look more suspicious 😂

[@dianabrooklyn9762]

There is no way someone crying so hard doesn’t have his nose running. He never sniffs or blows his nose. Fake

[@jubilantsleep]

Right? I blow my nose and sniff more than I sob

[@nopenope4046]

Exactly when ive cried that hard i couldn't breath through my nose. Snot drippin, drooling, puffy eyes, coughing, not knowing what my body is doing just feeling sorrow and grief. No wonder the footage was so telling

[@YellowfangOfStarClan93]

I’ve never had a kid, I never plan on having kids, but if I did and I accidentally killed them by forgetting them in the car, I would be hysterical. I would think I deserved to go to prison, I would think I deserved to die. Hell, I would probably want to die. He just “accidentally” killed his son and he’s having a conversation with the officers like he saw an acquaintance at the grocery store, like what the fuck??

[@hellobaby9018]

I never regretted Not having kids. I regret many things, but never that.

[@AwesometownUSA]

@@hellobaby9018 haha love the combination of username and comment here. Five Steven Stars ******* (out of seven)

[@squidneythesquid2487]

same, thinking about being in that situation put suicide at the top of my mind and i’ve very rarely been suicidal in my life and never have attempted, but i know that’s what would be on my mind. I wouldn’t want to live with that guilt

[@solala1312]

I would end myself right after the death, the guilt and horror are unimaginable.

[@bekahbabie]

Yeah that’s exactly my take on it

[@coltinpyrlik9282]

She wanted to be strong for both of them believing it was an accident. In that context her behavior makes perfect sense. She’s likely wrecked on the inside but wanted to ensure someone’s she loves who is still alive doesn’t fall apart. She shows strong love. She wouldn’t have been like that elsewise. And I’m sorry but if due to that accident you were staring down years if not decades in prison you would be future visualizing as well idc who you are.

[@kaweenis]

yeah true and ive definitely experienced being way too empathetic to a person who didnt deserve it; but the part where she asked if they were gonna have more kids really threw me off ngl. but i guess she came to her senses

[@squidneythesquid2487]

@@kaweenis the only thing i could think for that is thinking out loud, bc if i was in that situation it would come up in my mind but id cry more think about how there’s no way to replace him. Idk

[@RustyClumps]

Right, if I thought my spouse actually did it on accident, I’d believe they felt horrible and needed compassion. I would struggle more with anger and resentment toward them on my own, knowing how much they must hate themselves already. Another commenter pointed out it was hours after the death so the wife may have been crying for hours already and just been emotionally exhausted too.

[@MissusNyan]

She probably "is so chill" because she feels emphatic for her partner - probably wouldn't want to burden him with the guilt he already is feeling. Thinking that they'll have to be getting through this together and that although it's an immense grief for both, he technically should be suffering more as the "guilty" party so one would try to be strong for their partner

[@TophinatorStreams]

Every security camera in the world should be AT LEAST updated to 1080p. At most, we should have them surpass current top-tier sold tech. I want people LITERALLY caught in 8K

[@medes5597]

Tell me you were born after the year 2000 without telling me 🙄

[@TophinatorStreams]

Tell me you just learned sarcasm yesterday without telling me. 🙄 Okay, Boomer.

[@medes5597]

@@TophinatorStreams thats the best you can do? I'm old and yet I just learned sarcasm? How would that even work. I'm going to give you another shot at that because I know you can do better. This isn't your best work and you're clearly just being lazy and phoning it in.

[@Ruintheus]

@@TophinatorStreams lololol dude she got you

[@sere971]

@@medes5597 I know this is a year late but wtf does this even mean? I was born earlier than the year 2000 and I completely agree-- low quality security cameras run the risk of not catching important details, too, not just inconveniencing people watching shitty quality stuff online. Why would wanting high quality cameras to catch crimes with be a zoomer thing?

[@Adam-ev5ft]

Hasan's ability of reading people experiencing trauma is so fucking poor. Like hoo boy is it bad. Lianna was acting that way because she couldn't imagine her husband doing this intentionally and therefore wanting to comfort him in the huge pile of guilt and grief she thinks he is experiencing at that very moment. She is functioning at that moment because she wants to support him through the emotional pain he is acting to be in.

[@mikehunt6107]

When she asked him about more kids I think she was trying to get him to look at the future because she felt he might get suicidal. Much of what he said was sus but I can see it being miss represented. I have been through trauma and I can not predict how I will react when it happens again. I have seen these body language people claim that if you say something is true while shaking your head side to side they are lying but I know that is not true because I have don't that while talking about trauma I did not want to believe was true but they have people totally convinced that it is a "tell". Nonsense.

[@sleepingdragon8021]

I was wondering if she was wearing scrubs and might be some sort of Nurse. they have to deal with so much shit every day it wouldnt surprise me if she learned to put her own feelings and reactions down and make sure everyone was ok before giving voice herself.

[@ygi2822]

Yeah that's exactly what I was thinking too. In that situation honestly I think I would react similarly to her, trying to empathize with my husband who I thought was innocent

[@gdadder]

@@adyny8598 y’all are going in on Hasan for being suspicious when the FUCKING DETECTIVES THEMSELVES were suspicious. Hating on Hasan for no reason Jesus, literally the way she was acting abnormal.

[@healgoth]

@@adyny8598 IMO it’s the boy who cried wolf, Justin ruined the benefit of doubt for his wife for me… I can see where everyone in this thread is coming from but I’m not going to budge on my perception that she’s being a weird little freak when I see her acting like that immediately after viewing the performance put on by her chosen life partner. TLDR; The perspective of a nurse makes that behavior make sense but it’s still unbelievably bad optics.

[@-xphobia]

The reason it feels inauthentic is because you grieve differently in front of people and alone and it feels like he is doing this as if someone were in the room.

[@BLITZ0100]

This video was a good one to cover holy shit. I looked up how long it takes for someone to die in a car and what the fuck! You can literally leave your kid in your car when buying groceries for the week, meat an aquaintance in the store and talk for 10 minutes and your kid is dead. I will never ever leave a child in a car after learning that.

[@BLITZ0100]

“Let’s say you’re at home and you’re taking in some groceries, you leave the kid in the car, and you just forget,” Perrine said. “Twenty or 30 minutes later, you remember. … If this was a real situation and we were getting called to a kid in this car after 21 minutes, it would be more than critical. We’d be talking helicopter transports, serious hospital time.” Part of what I found when I googled.

[@unlisted9494]

It obviously highly depends on how hot it is. If it's 60deg, your kid could sit there for a full day and be fine, just hungry and messy.

[@BLITZ0100]

@@unlisted9494 Yeah sure but I didn't even know children dying from ovearheating in cars was a thing so was real suprised at how fast that can happen on a normal summer day.

[@unlisted9494]

@@BLITZ0100 that's interesting, I live in the Midwest of the USA and it's a huge thing here, everyone knows. People here are likely to break open someone's window if they've left a pet or child in a hot car

[@BLITZ0100]

@@unlisted9494 I live in Sweden so not suprised it's not as big of a deal here. It rarely gets hotter than 85°F here.

[@arsonthefiregenasi6841]

Every time he stops to drink he's refueling his tears

[@Emma-zc5jm]

getting anxiety about his stupid ad break segues 😭😭 Arguably worse than on twitch because at least you know what time it is live 😭

[@thelonewolfie34]

When you start to see tomatoes flying you know its about the 50th minute of the hour 🤣

[@emrey5745]

I've seen every JCS multiple times but this one was hard watch, almost couldn't finish it

[@kylealexander7024]

Pretty sure this isnt a JCS video. Its from Matt Orchard

[@emrey5745]

@@kylealexander7024 I know, this was my first time seeing this

[@kylealexander7024]

@@emrey5745 another good one from matt orchard is the one with a blonde gal as thumbnail. Dont quite recall the name but i couldnt watch it more than about 10 mins at a time.

[@leemurrison9869]

As soon as he started rambling about his job his fate was sealed, no innocent person will ramble on and on, they add so a lot of details to make their lie sound more believable.

[@drewblencowe7457]

Saw some comments saying its not real crying with mucus and Theres a biological reason for that! The lacrimal duct connects your eye socket to your nasal cavity: the tears literally run into your nose.

[@zimbo1240]

the thing that got me about the fake crying is the fact that in the moments where you could see his face, there was little to no emotion. normally when you cry, your lips tighten up and your eyebrows pinch together, but he had a blank expression even while hysterically sobbing

[@SailorSlay]

It’s a toss up but the thing that seals it for me is when he went back to his car to put the lightbulbs in. He had to see cooper in there. There’s just no way he didn’t see the child

[@healgoth]

Don’t forget the massive booster seat!

[@maxvanleeuwen1273]

One of the many reasons I'll never have kids. I forget random things all the time, important or not.

[@first-namelast-name5956]

Defense was ehhhhh, but showing the video of him with his kid was all they had really. They needed to illustrate a relationship between the father and son. Hasan said it was stupid, but the defenses does this all the time especially when they’re down bad. It’s a decent move imo.

[@ChaoticTabris]

Guy appealed on the grounds that releasing the information about his sexual life had nothing to do with the case and was just intended to influence the jury or something. He is still in jail because of the sexual crimes but got away without the murder.

[@Alicehad3cats]

Like can’t imagine this with a child, but I saw a dog in hot car parked near my house once, and was about to call someone to get it out. Then, it’s owner came out, and we had a very unpleasant exchange as I said that leaving dog was wrong and he said, it was just 10 minutes and yelled at me to mind my own business. :/

[@flamingogh_]

I'm not at all blaming the daycare center, I'm just asking, don't they usually call the family if the child doesn't show?

[@martinn.6082]

Schools would definitely call, but since daycare kids are usually dropped off by their parents themselves, there is not really a reason to call because of a no show...

[@flamingogh_]

@@martinn.6082 oh, alright, that makes sense. Thanks for the reply

[@TheWmubronco30]

@@martinn.6082 Every daycare I've heard if would call if a kid was expected and didn't come. They have very specific employee to child ratios that they pay very close attention to

[@gdadder]

@@TheWmubronco30 I think it would depend on the size of the daycare, there’s tons of small ones that probably wouldn’t call

[@LivBlanks]

I just want to say that when i found my mothers dead body I wailed in "waves" but the crying never stopped. I cried for two hours straight with outbursts of banshee like wailing and screaming every few minutes in-between. It is a hurt like no other and water was the last thing on my mind on that 98° FL summer day. I don't think I drank anything for days, I honestly can't even remember because it was such a blur of crying and screaming. I was exhausted and felt like my body could give out any second I had to be helped just to move from my bed to the bathroom. The trauma alone takes it out of you, let alone the absolute energy it takes to cry uncontrollably for hours on end. There's no way I would've been able to sit there and speak to anyone besides my husband and even for him it was just a lot of "no's" and "leave me here alone please." Everyone grieves differently sure but when you love somebody with every cell in your body that ish hits the same no matter who you are!

[@obliteratesgm6370]

God, it's absolutely heartbreaking thinking of that poor child. Such an adorable, sweet boy... if i ever have kids I would go out of my way to make sure this wouldn't happen. It would absolutely shatter me.

[@martinn.6082]

That's what makes it so scary. I'm a forgettable person. I have a little dog that I take with me in my car, never forget him yet but once I almost did... From that day on, I usually take him by bike and when I do take him by car, it's when my wife is with me. She never forgets that kind of stuff.

[@obliteratesgm6370]

@@martinn.6082 Tips from moms and dads i’ve heard is to natural place important items like your phone or purse/briefcase in the backseat with the baby so that there will be two important things back there if you end up heading straight to work or somewhere else spacing it out.

[@martinn.6082]

@@obliteratesgm6370 that's a great idea, actually. Thanks

[@Sevr-ln7kk]

thats what every parent says

[@piper636]

I daily'd an all black V8 mustang with a broken AC for a few years. The transmission tunnel and engine ran hot as hell, and sat close to the driver. Getting caught in gridlock during the summer was genuinely dangerous sometimes. It was impressive how miserable it was So I'm confident in saying... This guy's a fucking monster for inflicting that on his kid.

[@groundead4lyfe]

"It happens..." :O "..at the top of every hour" >:[

[@wishingwell_333]

TomatoTime

[@samarter7863]

This reminds me of the story about my grandmother, who on a 40c (104f) day tried to convince my mother to leave me (a toddler) and my at the time infant siblings in the car while they “quickly grabbed a few things” from the produce store

[@briannam3140]

that is actually very concerning. benefit of the doubt that she was just super ignorant and didn’t think it would be bad?? 🤷‍♀️

[@amandamarie740]

Yeah I just sat in a hospital with my son for a couple days and I was there for him every second… if I accidentally killed my child.. in a car accident or under any circumstances, I would want to die and I wouldn’t want to live a “normal” healthy life. Screw them

[@crlyhdedfnck]

man broke the first rule of acting, don’t look into camera until told otherwise.

[@stonedwolf420]

guy: sobbing subtitles: [Music]

[@rebecca5050]

There is no way he didn’t hear his son in the back seat. Surely he would have been making noises or something

[@AppleGakure]

this would be one of my biggest nightmares if i had a child... always thinking about this terrible situation.... hope i'll never be so forgetful.. but damn i sometimes even forget to flush the toilet or to properly lock the door at home... it's so scary.

[@chameleon1015]

Literally

[@aliciaarchambault6329]

Is it weird that I see the logic in the cat deposit comment on childfree? Like, don’t charge a child deposit, but also don’t charge for pets when kids also do damage.

[@datgurl12121]

I agreed, up until she was complaining about noise. The pet deposit has nothing to do with noise. Noise just comes with living in apartments.

[@oliverwood1527]

You’d think he’d have realised he left his kid in the car when he dropped off his Chick-Fil-a at daycare

[@LemonSte]

Im glad that hot weather is so rare in the UK, I pray something this awful never happens to me and my future children 😭

[@brooksmiller5597]

30:07 - "went to a restaurant called Publix" lmao 🤣🤣🤣

[@Channeldyhb]

I know nobody will ever read this, but I think the wife in the interview room is trying to get him to say things and is trying to gauge for herself whether or not she thinks he's done this on purpose

[@tomtalksmovies4825]

This detective’s chair doesnt even recline all the way...is he even a real detective at that point

[@leanysealvarado7499]

The poor taste add break was the funniest 😂

[@quentinwilliams5786]

My mom once left me in the car (I live in WI so not worried about a hot car) while she ran into my grandmas house to grab something and in the 2-3 minutes she was in there someone opened her car door and stole her purse while I slept in my car seat, she still feels guilty about it.

[@Blackrain7070]

It makes me wonder if they would have believed him if he'd called during thatunch break part where he goes to put the light bulbs in the car... it had probably been 4-5 hours at that point and I hate to say but surely an infant would be dead by that point (and it would have been more a more conceivable point to discover the body)

[@caitlyn7310]

My brain is breaking at the “do you think we’ll have more kids”… how tf can you think about that rn?

[@minni_sung9437]

Kids dying from being in hot car is honestly a bit shocking to me. Most the vehicles I grew up in had no ac and no way of putting the windows down and we would be driving for a long ass time. Never really felt like I was near death, just got headaches.

[@ultimumdraco4957]

My anxiety makes sure I never forget about my daughter.

[@Ruintheus]

Yeah some people keep blaming everything but themselves, even things like "exhaustion" and "overheating" but I came from a family where there's no such excuses or possibility of that happening. It's a hard thing for some people to self-admit, I guess. I would forget to breathe before I forgot my little brother when in his presence, let alone my kid LMAO. In my family and culture, when you have a kid I was explicitly and directly taught that you give up any rights, privileges, and ability to live your life for yourself and that you are to forfeit it for your progeny. My parents lived by this protocol to the point of suffocating me and I've adopted it as well. I would rather be this way than negligent though!

[@PetuniaOnDaBeat]

hasan getting suspiciously good at these top of the hour ad transitions lmao

[@not.alexanderr]

this case is one of the most upsetting ive seen him react to.. i just dont understand how someone could purposely kill their own child who wasnt even a toddler yet. if i was a dad and this happened to me i would never be able to forgive myself.

[@bekahbabie]

18:25 exactly, and it’s also so messed up that in between his fake crying fits he was able to drink water and hydrate himself as much as he wants, but his poor, innocent baby had to sit and endure that 10 times over until it eventually became too much for his tiny body to handle. Every drop of water he drinks is one that he (purposely) failed to give his child in their time of dire need.

[@RustyClumps]

My heart always breaks for the parent when this genuinely happens on accident. Because it’s such a horrible way to die, and they have to live with that. For this scumbag to do it on purpose…

[@seauxtired]

Wild update: the murder conviction was dismissed this year and won't be retried.

[@Music34897]

Guilty behaviour is impossible to reliably clock, especially in a stranger. No matter how abberant it seems, I know way too many people with autism or cognitive differences. Their honest reactions can often seem wild, suppressed, or performative easily. These folks often navigate the world trying to guess and perform the correct emotion because their natural reactions get them grief. Not saying this guy's innocent but good to remember in daily life

[@soulife8383]

Sea otter starts at 10:35

[@maruraba1478]

I didnt know on this guy, The crying was a bit sus, but it’s the reveal at 35:26 that damns him. I really couldn’t tell up to there.

[@artespeck8091]

Mans was rubbing his free access to water in his dead sons face 😭

[@aldescora]

10:35 he sounds like a crab squid from subnautica

[@chasingdragons564]

Imagine sitting down and watching a youtube video of a vet sitting in a car while he explains how horrible it is and unbearable.. while he goes into detail about how bad it would be to die like that, and then purposefully doing it to your baby

[@chasingdragons564]

It's so sick, as a mother I'm sick to my stomach.

[@chasingdragons564]

And when he said "I was dreading he was going to look horrible".. how could you dread that if you had no idea he was in the car???

[@SMK352]

Dude. The fact that the father said "he looked so peaceful" is a red flag. The kid literally cooked in a car all day!!!!!

[@Mydogslove2laugh]

It wasn't a terrible video. Dogs can't sweat. That was the point

[@Xosidhe]

Drinking all the water is weird. It seems like you’d feel like puking if that happened and the last thing you’d want is to chug water.

[@esritoburito]

why is no one bringing up the smell that would occur?? how would he not notice his child has been cooking in the car all day long, the smell of decay would probably hit him as soon as he opened the door.

[@mynameisnotthathardtospell8199]

I’m no expert in forensics, but I don’t think it would have been long enough for the body to start decomposing, especially in a closed space like that

[@pioneershark2230]

wasn't aware bodies decayed instantly

[@esritoburito]

@@pioneershark2230 he walked back to his hot steaming car after a shift at work (i'm guessing 6-8 hours) if the kids wasn't decomposing it surely leaked bodily fluids and gases

[@esritoburito]

@@mynameisnotthathardtospell8199 i was guessing the process may have been accelerated by the heat

[@cissyiniguez]

Not decomposition, but first responders testified to the overwhelming smell of urine and feces when they first arrived. Unless the dude had no sense of smell, he would have noticed as soon as he entered the car.

[@dajiyahmcae1880]

Damn why do so many murders happen on my birthday?!

[@ms.bunniesarecute2287]

I've thought about that too. If you Google how many people die on your birthday it will give you nightmares. Sorry in advanced lol.

[@Ruintheus]

Everyday is a birthday. It's not you.

[@4boni729]

That wife's words literally fucked my head

[@NithinJune]

trying to understand that interview audio reminded me of the audio section of my french AP exam…. cause like i can’t great wtf is going on english or french

[@comeandsave9748]

"I'm a great fella" what a dork

[@mirandajordan4774]

This happened only 25 minutes from where i lived, i can’t believe how crazy that is. It gets so hot in Georgia

[@murrmurr765]

Holy shit he murdered that Australian dialect

[@cjburrrr]

My mom would leave one of her shoes in my car seat to make sure that she looked in the back seat before she left the car.

[@allisonloneelk9662]

in circumstances like these, safe driving, and better sight of your child in car seat: car seats are best kept in the middle seat.

[@JDRingo989]

Subtitles: Uhhh... [Music]?

[@ironside7000]

my mom used to leave me and my bro in the car while she would go shopping, never knew that we could have died (she never left for more than 5 to 10 mins, not a bad mom just busy)

[@martinn.6082]

Used to be normal in some parts of the world, I also remember waiting inside the car for a few minutes, but with the window open and in the shadow.

[@AgitpropPsyop]

The juxtaposition of him sobbing and gingerly opening the water bottle is very strange

[@luluthesheep]

this gave me newfound appreciation for my parens

[@zebby5646]

I love how Hassan berates of chatter for making fun of his physical appearance right after making fun of his physical appearance😂

[@squirrelbugg99]

This is why every new car says “check in the back” on the dashboard display when you turn off the engine :((

[@RS4862]

Not to play devils advocate but I reverse using the MIRRORS because that's what they are used for.... In saying that I check my blind spots every time i change lane or go to make a turn just incase so I definitely would see the child there.

[@ahuitzilin]

Man: *sobbing uncontrollably* Captions: *oh*

[@nat-lee9907]

You make me laugh out loud so much. I love your dumb comments, you make everything better!!

[@Sizifus]

Talk about self sabotage, lmao. Prosecutor probably showed this and was like: "I rest my case"

[@chembabe8264]

Omg 😂😂 "Do you think we'll have more kids?" Like oopsy we fucked up with this one, we can try again, it's okay. I can kinda understand the thought process though. It just seems weird that it happened in that moment.

[@soth1sol]

1:05:04 her: "can i ask you a weird question?" him: "yyyeah, ba-by! but only if i can answer in literally the weirdest way possible!" her: "ohhh, behaaave!" :they start conjugalling right then and there:

[@mr.j9103]

10:55 had me laughing my ass off😂😂😂

[@567dirt8910]

Car seats could easily have tech to greatly minimize this occurrence. The accidental version, ofc.

[@smnstv3373]

I don't know about other countries but in Italy every baby seat has to have a device that sends a notification to the parents' phones if they walk away from their child, it's called "dispositivo anti-abbandono" or anti-abandonment device

[@567dirt8910]

@@smnstv3373 Thats brilliant. Good to hear. Sadly, it's also the exact type of thing the US would completely drop the ball on. People here demand the freedom to cook their babies and no marxist liberal gunna take that right away.

[@flowersinawasteland]

After reading a little more into the details of this case I believe there’s a small chance this guy might actually be innocent of murder. He was granted a retrial in 2022 due to mishandling of his case

[@scrimblo5845]

Idc what nobody says that post about pet fees was based, if you're gonna charge extra for pets you should charge extra for young children too they're just as destructive (or even better, maybe landlords shouldn't rob working class people and get a real fucking job instead)

[@kikibean2024]

Not a tissue in site...oh, he didn't really need one.

[@sleightlydead58]

So i'm watching a clip from a stream of a KZbin video featuring a video recording of a video, feel like i'm about to get incepted

[@jp26151]

why would you crack the windows in a car if its already hot outside🤣

[@ahsokatanosloveinterest]

Hasan: This crying doesn't look fake at all. Hasan literally three seconds later after he glances at the camera and the narrator points it out: This is what a non actor looks like when fake crying. 🤣🤣🤣

[@TheRealAb216]

I would leave his chat in a hot car

[@teacher_fher]

The thing about being afraid of jail and just not stop thinking ONLY about jail is what impressed me the most. The dude literally just cooked his son and he mentions him twice, to tell a lie about him looking calm. Maybe as a juror I would still consider that the prosecutions case hasn't been proven beyond reasonable doubt - the mom, after all, asking about more children was also very creepy, but neither reaction proves anything - and would vote for not guilty of murder. But I will always think there's at least something really wrong with them both.