Comments by "Goose" (@goose7574) on "Cheyanne Harris Trial Day 3 Part 1 Harris Police Interview" video.

Who doesn't just check on their little baby like that? This is just horrific to think about. This poor little baby suffered and that's so heart-wrenching to think about. Listening to the officer's testimony about how his like hands were on fists by his face just makes me so sad. A little baby has to eat more often then just when they might cry or all for it. It sounds kind of like the father was the parent. There's a reason that little girl was connected to her father from the start. 😩
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Exactly! Not to mention the ONE bottle they found was all curdled. Anybody who's fed a baby formula, knows that it's not going to turn into a "pudding-like" substance for quite a while. That's not going to happen like how they saw that bottle. Not too mention all the urine and feces. This is just Terrible. 😩
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@SNG-yn1md So true! She should've just given him to a family member, friend, etc. Or up for adoption. This poor little baby didn't deserve this. A 4 month old baby NEEDS to eat every few hours. He was so tiny. I only have one child (after multiple miscarriages), and just can't believe somebody would do this. It's so horrific and saddening to hear about this little baby. She obviously put the baby in the corner for a reason. Sounds like she just put him there and left him to die. To hear about his little fists up by his face (from the other officer), just made me so sad. He was trying to do everything he could to comfort himself. 😩
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Right? This poor little baby suffered. I think about just how I feel at almost 40, when I get hungry or have to go a while without food. The hunger pains, and sick feeling. Even just the feeling When you're alone as well. I can't imagine how this poor, innocent baby felt... Just being stuck in a swing all day. I remember when my daughter was only about 6 months old and she was in her swing in the living room, and her father had trapped me in the bedroom, and wouldn't let me out. She'd started crying and I knew she was terrified because she was by herself. Her cries were so different, than a hunger cry, or wet diaper cry. He was holding me, and I guess my mother's instinct kicked in and I pulled my arms apart as hard as I could to get out of his grasp and ended up punching a hole in the wall with my left fist, then got past him and went to her. Yes, I've finally left him. To think about what this poor baby went through just breaks my heart. After listening to one of the first officer's testimonies, this little baby was left in there for a time. His little hands were in fists, up by his face. He actually had bugs/maggots inside his diaper, and when the other officer stayed for the autopsy, he said it was hard to tell where the diaper stopped and the skin started, because everything was so squished and had been on him for so long. I just can't believe this. Ughhhh... 😩
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