‘I Had No Idea’: Murder Suspect Breaks Down Moments Leading Up to Special Needs Child’s Death

34 thoughts on “‘I Had No Idea’: Murder Suspect Breaks Down Moments Leading Up to Special Needs Child’s Death”

1. my self esteem could not handle having my weight dragged like that 😅

2. Don’t do drugs.

3. So meth makes you think you've done things you haven't. And makes you forgetful? Yet he said he would work while being a meth addict. 😢😮

4. hes 46 ???

5. "How you're all doing?"

   Unbelievable

6. Larry should not have got 32 years this is the mother's fault. He maybe should have got a few years and the sorry so-called mother should get life.

7. He explained a functioning addict wrong.. he meant to say he could function while using like keeping a job and living a normal life like he wasn't using. He was probably nervous

8. The dog spent more time with Christina after she passed than these two.

9. How Ya’ll doing? This is a murder case and I Larry don’t take it seriously.

10. Why are people making excuses for him? He has children, he has common sense, he’s in his 40’s.. everyone knows you don’t leave children or pets in a hot car.
    He should be charged with reckless endangerment at the very least

11. The fact that the AC was not on, they were locked out of the car, Rita didn't allow him to break the car's soft top roof and breaking the window wasn't on the menu, realizing she passed away yet proceeding to call 2 people while not bothering to immediately call 911, makes me think that perhaps it was premeditated murder, maybe both planned it.

12. @15:05 & @17:42 "'I had no idea".
    What I didn't see was him breaking down.

13. This is when you should choose your girlfriends well. His life changed a flash. Child suffocation in car he followed her advice not to break the window when it was an emergency? That was the 🪤 right there.

14. Testing 123 why is the term m et h he ad not ok if its a fact by their own testimony

15. The nerve i had no idea . You visted that car mutiple times . During 5 hours 5 hours . She had cerbal palsey

16. Dear Americans, stay off the METH!

17. Oh gosh, that kind of exchange between the lawyers would never happen here in the U.K. 😮

18. This guy had no responsibility to tell his girlfriend to check on her daughter. HER daughter, her responsibility.

    However, I do have a problem with the way he basically dumped that poor girl in the back seat of the car. He was not careful with her at all. I watched the video.

19. Wrong! You put the child in the hot box

20. I think they were both high and forgot they put the child in the car, and what's the purpose of turning the car on for 5 hours? I think the car is not on

21. Wish we had this judge for the wacko Crumbley trial.

22. I doubt he was able to function . Maybe that’s why he had 5 jobs during that period.

23. This witness is not the sharpest knife in the drawer; not the brightest color in the box.

24. He knew that car wasnt on. Especially when they tried to use the fob key to get into the car hours later. He had to get a spare key. Then shaking the car to wake her up when they could see she was unconsience. Both are guilty to what happened that day.

25. The lawyers seem kinda arrogant

26. The fact that he refuses to look at what he's done is proof that he refuses to accept his role. Absolutely no accountability, but very manipulative.

27. The way he's describing the incident makes me wonder how long she was left in the car? I heard that she was in the car for four hours?!? 😮

28. My car cuts off after ten to 15 minutes of idling

29. It's so obvious the engine and ac weren't on! It's right there, on tape! But this gorilla was more interested in setting up his alibi to 911 operator than whatever happened to his gfs annoying little prop.

30. THIS Defendent Is Something else!!! Ugh!!

31. I have no sympathy for him, a child died painfully bc of their stupidity and neglect. He should have broke the window regardless , why even ask her ??

32. In the video and 911 call he did seem more torn up about it than the "mom."

33. He was a TERRIBLE dog owner and undoubtedly a terrible father

34. This defensive atty is LEADING, OMG. All he's allowed to say is, "Yes, sir" or "No, sir" most of the time.

Comments are closed.