and a double life. reporter: chuck boring, the lead prosecutor, told the jury why ross story had never added up. that chick-fil-a video showed cooper wide awake. that drive that was too short to forget a toddler. the car seat was just inches behind ross. and at ross office there was a photo of cooper and a gift from cooper. he even sent a text to leanna in the afternoon about cooper. when you getting my buddy, it said. none of that jogged his memory? there was just cue after cue after cue that if he had actually forgotten would have triggered something. reporter: and then the prosecution showed what it believed was powerful evidence that ross had to have known that cooper was still in the backseat. that video of ross returning to the car. why would ross harris return to the scene of the crime?
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him with police, she recognized that ross, too. this morning we woke up reporter: the overly-social guy just chatting away. he just would talk to everybody, very outgoing, very vocal. he didn t he never met a stranger. reporter: but leanna also told the jury how ross looked when she first saw him at the police station. she says he was in terrible pain. it was very difficult to see him like that. reporter: this was the true face of ross grief and guilt, the defense said. and leanna explained to the jury why she asked ross that question that made investigators so suspicious. did you say too much? i couldn t understand what was happening. i didn t understand why he was being charged.
on the fourth day word came. a verdict. we, the jury, find as follows, count one, malice murder. as to count one we find the defendant guilty. reporter: guilty on all counts. i m sure you ll never forget that moment. it s ludicrous. it s insanity. reporter: what would you say to the jury? i m disappointed. i don t feel like they did their job. reporter: we wanted to know how the jury reached its decision. none of the jurors would speak to us on camera, but one did tell us they paid close attention to that video that shows ross harris returning to his car at lunch time. in fact, the jury wanted to re-examine the video during deliberations. the juror also told us that in his heart of hearts he believes ross harris meant to kill his son. the prosecution says the jury got it completely right. but hearing the word guilty was no cause for celebration.