Leanna Harris Taylor is living in Alabama, having relocated after her divorce from Cooper's father.
Harris was sentenced to life without parole for eight counts of malice murder as well as 32 more years in prison for other crimes. Attorneys appealed his convictions for murder and first-degree child cruelty, which the court overruled on Wednesday.
He was sentenced to life in prison without parole. Harris was also charged with three sex crimes against a 16-year-old girl, that were alleged to have occurred between March and June 2014. He was sentenced to 12 years for those - the Supreme Court did not overturn the convictions on that matter.
You are able to stream Fatal Distraction by renting or purchasing on Amazon Instant Video, iTunes, Google Play, and Vudu.
Leanna TaylorJustin Ross Harris / Spouse (m. 2006–2016)
June 18, 2014: Justin Ross Harris leaves his 22-month son Cooper in the back seat of his SUV as he goes to his job at the Home Depot corporate office on Cumberland Boulevard.
The hot-car death of 22-month-old Cooper Harris was heartbreakingly familiar. His father's unusual murder conviction has now been thrown out. (CNN) On the final morning of his short life, 22-month-old Cooper Harris was up early, at 5:15, an hour before sunrise in the Atlanta suburb where he lived with his parents.
Fatal Distraction | Apple TV. Inspired by the Pulitzer Prize-winning article in the Washington Post, Fatal Distraction tells the untold story of the high-profile Georgia murder trial of Justin Ross Harris following the hot car death of his toddler son in 2014.
ATLANTA — The first things to understand about the reversal of the murder conviction for Ross Harris on Wednesday by the Georgia Supreme Court is that he will remain in prison, and he will likely be tried again for murder.
53 years (March 13, 1969)Ross Harris / Age
Harris, who moved from Tuscaloosa, Alabama, to the Atlanta area for work in 2012, told police he forgot to drop his son off at day care on the morning of June 18, 2014, driving straight to his job as a web developer for Home Depot without remembering that Cooper was still in his car seat.