By Joel Christie A lawyer for the wife of a Georgia man arrested in the death of their toddler who was left in a overheated SUV believes the woman has been ruled out as a suspect in the murder case. The attorney for Leanna Harris says a victims impact statement has been requested of his client, suggesting prosecutors do not intend to charge her. Her husband, Ross Harris, has been charged with intentionally leaving their son, 22-month-old Cooper, in a hot SUV for seven hours on June 18, killing him. Leanna Harris has since received a grief package to help her deal with her loss, according to WSBTV.
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Criminal defense attorney Lawrence Zimmerman said Leanna Harris was asked to submit a victims impact statement over the death of her son
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Move suggest she will not charged in the death of 22-month-old Cooper, who was left to die in a scorching SUV for seven hours on June 18
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Prosecutors had previously questioned Harris' odd behavior in the wake of her son's death
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At police headquarters she asked her husband whether he had 'said too much'
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Ross Harris has been charged with child cruelty murder and is being held without bond in Cobb jail
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