Georgia's Supreme Court has overturned the murder conviction of Justin Ross Harris, a father who went on trial for his son's hot car death.

Taylor, the ex-wife of Justin Ross Harris, describes the moment when she first learned something was wrong.

Authorities claimed Taylor seemed unemotional after learning her son had died, but Taylor says she was trying to process what happened.

Authorities grew suspicious of Harris after surveillance footage showed he went back to the car once while his son was still inside.

At trial, it is publicly revealed that Harris had been having affairs and exchanging text messages with other women.

Justin Ross Harris was convicted of all eight counts against him, but Taylor still believes their son's hot car death was an accident.

Taylor is now committing herself to spreading awareness about "Forgotten Baby Syndrome" in the hope that she can help other parents.

Ex-wife of Justin Ross Harris, the Georgia man who was found guilty of intentionally leaving the couple’s 22-month-old son to die in a hot SUV in June 2014, speaks out.

Leanna Taylor, whose ex-husband, Justin Ross Harris, was found guilty of leaving their son, Cooper, to die in a hot SUV in 2014 spoke out on social media.

The child's death occurred in 2014.

Her 22-month-old son, Cooper, died after he was left in a hot SUV in 2014.

A judge moved the trial proceedings 275 miles from the 2014 incident in Atlanta.