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Okay? so he does this fantasy texting. it certainly is not evidence that he consciously left his child in the car. there's nothing, per se, nefarious about it in this context. perhaps it's immoral, but certainly there's no relationship or connection that's been made to his child being in the car. just a suggestion that, oh, he's got all this other stuff going on. we didn't hear exactly what time it occurred, but i suggest to the court this. if there was any evidence that

That -- i mean, there are going to be witnesses against him at a later time. that doesn't make any sense at all. it makes sense if you realize he didn't know. and there's no evidence that he knew the child was in the car. and i do want to touch on this, all this testimony you've heard about this fantasy texting or sexting or whatever -- whatever you call it. you know, there's no -- first of all, that doesn't evidence willful, wanton, or reckless disregard. you know, the state's thrown that out there with no nexus whatever with regard to what he does in his private time and accidentally leaving...

That situation. the act of putting your child in a car seat, that's what we're dealing with. that act is not inherently dangerous. now, knowingly leaving your child in a car seat while you go about other activities, of course, that might be. but there's no evidence that ross had that knowledge. suggestion, innuendo, and all of this about, well, we've got motive because he's doing all this fantasy texting, great. well, first of all, it's not illegal. second of all, there's no connection, there's no nexus between that activity or those activities or that lifestyle even and the suggestion that so...